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Born to Dance
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"Born to Dance" by Steve O'Connell
A delightful print taken from an original pencil drawing by Steve O'Connell.
The print comes in a quality double cream mount.
The exterior of the mount measures 10"x8" (25.5cm x 20.5cm) The visible print inside the mount measures 6 1/2"x4 1/4" (16.5cm x 11.5cm)
The print will be sent via a recorded delivery service which will need a signature on delivery. This ensures there is no damage by being put through the letterbox and ensures safe delivery. If you have any questions please send us a message and we will get back to you as soon as we can


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Carnival Time is Here Again!
Kids of all ages are invited to come play with us. The Carnival, with all of its wild and wacky fun and games, has become the highlight of the winter season. This year's event truly has something for everyone. (Now including a special activity for all the hard working moms!) Come and join us as we tantalize your taste buds, reignite your senses and put that smile back on your face. Kick the winter blues and join us to get a dose of snowy smiles. For a full list, and growing, of all the activities, check out the Pine Knob Ski and Snowboard Resort website. Pine Knob: Winter Memories Made Here!

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Stephanie Clarke
Service de Neuropsychologie et de Neuroréhabilitation
CHUV (Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois)
Lausanne, Switzerland
Professor Stephanie Clarke, Past President of the World Federation of Neurorehabilitation, is Professor and Head of the Neuropsychology and Neurorehabilitation Clinic at the University Hospital, Lausanne, Switzerland. Her publications, more than 150 papers, focus on neuronal plasticity, its role in perception, learning and recovery from brain lesions. Since several years, she is strongly involved in scientific and professional societies.
No relevant financial or nonfinancial relationships exist.
John DeLuca
John DeLuca, PhD, is the Senior Vice President for Research and Training at Kessler Foundation, a Professor in the Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, and the Department of Neurology at Rutgers, New Jersey Medical School. He is board certified in Rehabilitation Psychology by the American Board of Professional Psychology. Dr. DeLuca is internationally known for his research on disorders of memory and information processing in a variety of clinical populations including: multiple sclerosis, traumatic brain injury, aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage, and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Dr. DeLuca has published over 300 articles and book chapters in these areas, has edited 5 books in neuropsychology, neuroimaging and rehabilitation, and is a co-editor for the "Encyclopedia of Clinical Neuropsychology." He has received over 32 million dollars in grant support for his research. Dr. DeLuca's most recent research ventures include the cerebral mapping of human cognitive processes using functional neuroimaging, as well as the development of research-based techniques to improve cognitive impairment.
Presenter received grant funding from the National MS Society.
John-Dylan Haynes
John-Dylan Haynes obtained his Diploma in Psychology in 1997 and his PhD in Biology in 2003 from the University of Bremen. This was followed by postdoctoral research positions at the University of Plymouth, the Otto-von-Guericke-University Magdeburg and the Wellcome Center for Imaging Neuroscience at the University College London. In 2005 he started his own research group at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences in Leipzig. In 2006 he became Professor for Theory and Analysis of Large Scale Brain Signals at the Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin and at the Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience Berlin. Since 2009 he is Founding Director of the the Berlin Center for Advanced Neuroimaging (BCAN).
No relevant financial or nonfinancial relationships exist.
Tedd Judd
Tedd Judd, PhD, ABPP-CN, is a clinical and forensic neuropsychologist, and cultural generalist with 38 years of experience. He has evaluated clients from about 90 countries and has taught neuropsychology in 24 countries. He is Past President of the Hispanic Neuropsychological Society. He teaches a practicum in non-English cross-cultural psychological assessment and is the academic co-director of Central America's first Master's degree in neuropsychology at the Universidad del Valle, Guatemala.
No relevant financial or nonfinancial relationships exist.
Tomas Paus
Dr. Paus is a Distinguished Senior Scientist and the Director of Population Neuroscience & Developmental Neuroimaging Program at the Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, and Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry at the University of Toronto.
During the first 20 years of his scientific pursuits, he worked on functional and structural organization of the human brain using a variety of approaches including studies of patients with brain lesions, patients with psychiatric disorders, functional and structural neuroimaging, and brain stimulation.
In the last 15+ years, his work integrates epidemiology, neuroscience and genetics – through a new discipline of population neuroscience - in the pursuit of knowledge relevant for child and youth brain health. This research draws on data acquired in a number of cohorts based in North and South America and Europe.
The work published by Dr. Paus and his colleagues has been well received by peers, being cited in over 40,000 publications. In 2013, Springer published his book "Population Neuroscience". Dr. Paus received the Royal Society Wolfson Merit Award, Gold Medal of the Masaryk University, and is an elected member of the International Neuropsychology Symposium. He serves as Associate Editor of the Human Brain Mapping and Social Neuroscience, is a member of several Scientific Advisory Boards in Europe and North America, and chairs the Behavioural Science 2 (Clinical) committee of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research.
No relevant financial or nonfinancial relationships exist.
Josef Vymazal
Professor Josef Vymazal is the Head of the Department of Radiology and a Full Professor at Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic. He received his MD and PhD from Charles University in 1986 and 1989, respectively. He publishes extensively in national and international scientific journals on a variety of issues related to advances and clinical applications of neuroimaging, and has authored multiple texts on neuroimaging techniques.
Presenter received consulting fees from Novocvize and speaking fee from Bracco.
Kathleen A. Welsh-Bohmer
Professor & Chief of Medical Psychology
Departments of Psychiatry and Neurology
Duke University Health System &
Director of Alzheimer's Disease Interventional Trials
Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI)
Dr. Kathleen Welsh-Bohmer is a Professor of Psychiatry and Neurology at Duke University as well as the Chief of Medical Psychology Clinical Professional Unit, the professional home for the over 200 academic psychologists within Duke Health System. Clinically trained as a neuropsychologist, her research activities have been focused around developing effective prevention and treatment strategies to delay the onset of cognitive disorders occurring in later life. She was the Principal Investigator of the Cache County Memory Study (NIA AG11380; 2002-2013), an epidemiological study of an exceptionally long-lived population that established key environmental modifiers affecting Alzheimer's disease onset and progression. Since 2006 she has directed the Joseph and Kathleen Bryan Alzheimer's Center in the Department of Neurology, where she leads a large multidisciplinary team focused on discovering the biological basis of Alzheimer's disease and developing methods to enhance early diagnosis and speed drug discovery. Since 2011, she has been leading the neuropsychology scientific operations of a Phase III global clinical trial to delay the onset of Alzheimer's disease entitled the "TOMMORROW" study (Takeda Pharmaceutical Company funded). Most recently, she was appointed to lead Alzheimer's Disease Therapeutic Trials within the Duke Clinical Research Institute, a large Academic Clinical Research Organization. The methods her team have developed in collaboration with public and private partnerships fill an information void and have important implications for accelerating global clinical trials in Alzheimer's disease prevention and for optimizing brain health across the lifespan.
Presenter received grant funding and has been a consultant for Takeda Pharmaceutical Company.
Keith Owen Yeates
Keith Owen Yeates, Ph.D., R.Psych., ABPP-CN, is the Ronald and Irene Ward Chair in Pediatric Brain Injury and Professor in the Departments of Psychology, Pediatrics, and Clinical Neurosciences at the University of Calgary, in Alberta, Canada. He leads the University's Integrated Concussion Research Program. Dr. Yeates has served as President of the Society of Clinical Neuropsychology of the American Psychological Association, and is currently President of the International Neuropsychological Society.
Presenter receives book royalties from Guilford Press and Cambridge University Press.


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Hello fellow shooting enthusiasts!
Welcome to the Woodstock Pistol and Rifle Club IPSC Committee. By now, most have likely heard of IPSC, the International Practical Shooting Confederation.
Exciting; challenging; and FUN, IPSC is a dynamic shooting sport where the principles of Accuracy, Speed and Power are balanced in a unique scoring system. IPSC has defined Action Shooting. It requires competitors to shoot fast and accurately, often shooting on the move and developing techniques and styles to shave off fractions of a second between shots, during reloads and drawing from the holster. IPSC Canada is the governing body for our sport in Canada.
In order to compete in IPSC matches in Canada, successful completion of the Black Badge Safety Training Course is necessary.
- The Black Badge course teaches a combination of safety, proficiency, and understanding of the rules. The progression of skills will be learned by:
Reading the materials that are provided with this course.
Observing techniques demonstrated by the instructor.
Doing the techniques under the close supervision of the instructor.
- The emphasis of the Black Badge course is safety. Recognizing this, many other clubs and organizations use the Black Badge course as their standard for training or in lieu of their own training program. Even if you never shoot an IPSC match, you will benefit significantly from this specialized training program.
Check out our YouTube Video on IPSC!
For additional information about the WPRC IPSC Committee, please contact;
Chairman – Daniel Budd:
Member – Blaine Tompkins
Member – Paul Lombard
Member – David Harris
Member – Ken Allen
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HTML::Native::Attributes - HTML element attributes
use HTML::Native;
my $elem = HTML::Native->new (
a => { class => "active", href => "/home" },
my $attrs = \%$elem;
print $attrs;
# prints " class="active" href="/home""
use HTML::Native::Attributes;
my $attrs = HTML::Native::Attributes->new ( {
class => "active",
href => "/home",
} );
print $attrs;
# prints " class="active" href="/home""
$attrs->{class}->{nav} = 1;
print $attrs;
# prints " class="active nav" href="/home""
An HTML::Native::Attributes object represents a set of HTML element attributes belonging to an HTML::Native object. It will be created automatically by HTML::Native as necessary; you probably do not ever need to manually create an HTML::Native::Attributes object.
An HTML::Native::Attributes object is a tied hash (see perltie). You can treat it as a normal Perl hash:
my $attrs = HTML::Native::Attributes->new ( { href => "/home" } );
print $attrs->{home};
# prints "/home"
Any value stored in the hash will be automatically converted into a new HTML::Native::Attribute object, and can be transparently accessed either as a scalar, or as a hash, or as an array. For example:
my $attrs = HTML::Native::Attributes->new();
$attrs->{class} = "error";
$attrs->{class}->{fatal} = 1;
push @{$attrs->{class}}, "internal";
print $attrs->{class};
# prints "error fatal internal";
See HTML::Native::Attribute for more documentation and examples.
When subclassing HTML::Native::Attributes, you may wish to override the class that is used by default to hold new attributes. You can do this by overriding the
new_attribute() method:
$attr = $self->new_attribute ( <value> )
The default implementation of this method simply calls
return HTML::Native::Attribute->new ( shift );


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Fashion Designer Gigliola Gomez Featured Crimson Costume
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If there's any justice, many of the rising vogue designers featured in this sleekly gorgeous e-book will soon be forgotten. Design does not have an age, all that you have to do is present your passion and develop your skills. Look on-line for style internships or maybe begin a YouTube channel. You don't have to really work for somebody to show who you might be. Perhaps invite your mates over and have a vogue present.
Farai's instance reveals that willpower ought to be an element that motivates your dream. The drive you possess can rub off on the best folks you could catapult your style design dream. You'll need to know whether everyone seems to be wearing skinny denims, boyfriend jeans or one thing else fully. Knowing what's on trend will let you understand what the general public is shopping for and what designers are creating.
Fashion designer, purple carpet expert and educator Nick Verreos gives an insightful view into the best way to harness your passion for fashion and translate it right into a profitable career. With over 20 years of experience within the trade and an intensive information in educating vogue, Nick has amassed a lifetime of "Tips & Tricks" to help the reader navigate this world. A Passion For Style will help young fashionistas maximize their time at design school, as well as put together them for a life within the business—and even shares advice on how readers can begin their very own enterprise.
Passion4Fashion (beforehand Sela Designs) is a small company based mostly on the Eastrand, Benoni,South Africa. Founded by Marisela Veludo in 2003. Sela Designs at first was a part time enterprise. Sela Designs ultimately grew right into a more demanding agency and Passion4Fashion was based and now Marisela runs her … Read More...


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Simon Palmer – Desk Jockey at Goldfish.ie / Disc Jockey at RTE Pulse
- Simon Palmer – Desk Jockey at Goldfish.ie / Disc Jockey at RTE Pulse's presentations
Marketing and Communications Manager at Irish technology firm Goldfish. Simon also plays records on Irish state
broadcaster RTE at a time when most people sane people are in bed. A PR and marketing professional with over 20 years' experience, Simon was formerly Account Director at global business advisory firm FTI Consulting in London, where his clients included: CRBE, Tesco and Astra Zeneca. He is also the former Marketing and Communications Manager at Omniplex Cinemas. His daughter still delights in telling people that 'daddy used to sell popcorn'.
These days his work is more focused on digital marketing than traditional media relations, where he helps Goldfish to promote their communications software technology, such as their Phonebridge integration for the ZOHO CRM.
A DJ for 25 years, at RTE he presents the radio show Back2Basics on dance music station RTE Pulse. When it moved to RTE in 2015 Back2Basics became the first all vinyl show on the Irish state broadcaster since the 1990s. For the show Simon has interviewed such music greats as: Nile Rodgers (Chic), New Order, Nick Bracegirdle (Chicane), Paul van Dyk, JohnDigweed, and UNKLE amongst many others. A freelance music journalist, he occasionally writes for long-running music magazine MIXMAG.
Presentation Title: Fake Views to Fake News: A Potted History of Propaganda and PR.
So how can tech companies deal with the above while also breaking through the noise and differentiating themselves from their competitors?
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Will Safety Concerns Delay the Completion of the Expo Line in Los Angeles?
Next Thursday, the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) is set to weigh in on a debate that has pitted MTA officials against community activists and Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) officials who are worried about the line's safety features. The latter contend that the completion of the Expo Line should be delayed to allow for the construction of new bridges or tunnels to separate the tracks from streets -- and school crossings.
MTA officials counter that the street-level crossings they wish to build are perfectly safe, and that they have already invested in numerous features to ensure that students from two South L.A. schools -- Dorsey High School and Foshay Learning Center -- are protected. An alternative proposed last month by a CPUC judge, which would've required pedestrian bridges to be built over the tracks, was nixed by both parties due to space concerns.
Now I admit to some bias in the matter -- the Expo Line, once completed, would run a few minutes away from my office on the USC campus -- but I do think the activists' fears are overblown. I'm all for ensuring that all proper safety measures be taken, but, given L.A.'s (and other cities') track record with light rail, it seems highly unlikely that many children's lives will be put at risk by a street-level crossing.
Yes, children perceive risks differently and, yes, crowded conditions often make for pushing, shoving and other rowdy behavior, as the activists and school officials note, but those concerns shouldn't be enough to push back such a project. Light rail lines have been successful in Portland, San Francisco and other cities, and most accidents have been caused by individuals committing suicide.
The activists have a point when they say that the safety measures they are demanding are being built in a few other areas along the route. Yet, considering the slew of other measures MTA officials plan on deploying near the crossings, they are exaggerating the risks:
Expo Line officials say they will take pains to make the train safe. Construction authority chief Rick Thorpe said the agency would slow trains from 55 mph to 10 mph outside Dorsey immediately before and after school hours and also post security guards on both sides of the crossing gates to keep students from ducking under and dashing across the tracks before trains pass.
And, just to give you a notion of L.A.'s recent track record with light rail lines:
The Blue Line has killed 26 people in vehicles and 65 pedestrians since opening in 1990, and there have been more pedestrian deaths in the last five years than in the Blue Line's first five years. Metropolitan Transportation Authority officials say that 20 of the pedestrian deaths were suicides.
MTA officials say that safety features have been added over the years, and they're working to install more equipment to keep people off the tracks. They also say that only one pedestrian death has occurred on the Gold Line, which was built to higher safety standards than the Blue Line, since its 2003 debut. They say that death was a suicide.
No transportation solution is ever perfect. This case is one of those in which I believe that the benefits of public transit -- reducing traffic congestion, giving more individuals access to cheap, fast transportation -- far outweighs its perceived risks. Call me impatient, but I'm not sure that those extra features are worth the millions more that they will pad onto the existing costs.
More about L.A. public transit
Los Angeles County Public Transit Could Face Blowback from Credit Crisis
Public Transit Looking More Attractive in the Face of Record Gas Prices
Pining for a Subway to the Sea (and other Public Transit Projects)


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I am loving how it is already so hot outside! It has felt more like summer than spring. If only I could just spend a bit more time outside to enjoy the beautiful heat. Someday, I hope to move somewhere that the weather isn't too cold, so I don't feel I have to hibernate when the cold comes out for half a year. These denim jeans are perfect for all seasons, let me tell ya. I'll definitely skip the negative degree days, but I love how the denim is not too heavy, and I can wear them on a warm day.
The light ripped denim shade is also so pretty, and I feel I can style it with either light of dark tops and both will look so cute. Sometimes I feel it can be hard with light denim jeans to style certain tops, but that might just be me.
I also don't think that I've shared my new converse with you that I am totally in love with. I've wanted a pair like this for so long and just never got any until I found this pair. Everyone has the basic white converse with the laces, but the three straps is what caught my attention. This pair of converse made me go all in on the cutest pair of converse I've ever owned. They really go with so much, and I hope to have them for a long time.
As always, thank you for reading.


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- Digital Continuity Conference Proceedings — proceedings from a New Zealand conference on digital archiving, preservation, and access for archives, museums, libraries, etc.
- What Are The Scaling Issues to Keep in Mind While Developing a Social Network Feed? (Quora) — insight into why you see the failwhale. (via kellan on Twitter)
- Fan Feeding Frenzy — Amanda Palmer sells $15k in merch and music in 3m via Bandcamp. Is the record available on iTunes yet? Absolutely not. We have nothing against iTunes, it'll end up there eventually I'm sure, but it was important for us to do this in as close to a DIY manner as possible. If we were just using iTunes, we couldn't be doing tie-ins with physical product, monitoring our stats (live), and helping people in real-time when they have a question regarding the service. Being able to do all of those things and having such a transparent format in which to do it has been a dream come true. We all buy stuff on the iTunes store – or AmazonMP3 or whatever – but it's not THE way artists should be connecting to fans, and it's certainly not the way someone is going to capture the most revenue on a new release. (via BoingBoing)
- Sad State of Open Source in Android Tablets — With the exception of Barnes & Noble's Nook e-reader, a device that isn't even really a tablet, I found one tablet manufacturer who was complying with the minimum of their legal open source requirements under GNU GPL. Let alone supporting community development.
Four short links: 27 July 2010
Preservation, Scaling Social Networks, Monetizing Music, and Android Unopened Source
by Nat Torkington | @gnat | +Nat Torkington | July 27, 2010
tags: algorithms, android, archives, business, gpl, mobile, music, open source, social graph


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At a distance of 149 km from Hyderabad, 142 km from Nalgonda, 118 km from Khammam, 241 km from Vijayawada and 523 km from Visakhapatnam, Warangal or Orugallu or Ekasila Nagaram is a historical place in Warangal region of Telangana tourism. Warangal is the district head quarters and the second biggest city in Telangana after Hyderabad. It is additionally one of the acclaimed end of the week getaways from Hyderabad and a vital chronicled site in Telangana. This is one of the prevalent spots to encounter Telangana tourism. Hanamkonda is its twin city.
Warangal was the capital of a Hindu Shaivite kingdom administered by the Kakatiya dynasty from the twelfth to the fourteenth hundreds of years. Its old name was Orugallu where Oru implies one and Kallu implies stone. The whole city was supposedly cut utilizing a solitary shake. The social and regulatory refinement of the Kakatiyas was said by the renowned explorer Marco Polo. Well known leaders of Kakatiya line incorporate Ganapathi Deva, Prathapa Rudra, and Rani Rudramma Devi. After the thrashing of Prathapa Rudra, the Musunuri Nayaks joined seventy two Nayak chieftains and caught Warangal from Delhi sultanate and ruled for a long time. Desire and shared contention between Nayaks at last prompted the ruin of Hindus in 1370 Advertisement. It was involved by Bahmani Sultanate took after by the takeover of Mughal sovereign Aurangzeb and later in 1724, it had progressed toward becoming piece of Hyderabad state.
The Warangal outline numerous recorded landmarks, including an amazing stronghold, four enormous stone doors, Thousand Pillar temple, the Swayambhu temple committed to Shiva, and the Ramappa temple arranged close Ramappa Lake. Alongside these, Eturnagaram Natural life Haven, Musical Garden, Inavolu Mallikarjuna Swamy Temple, Rock Garden, Ramappa Lake, Pakhal Lake, Laknavaram Lake, Bhadrakali temple and Sammakka Sarakka temple are alternate acclaimed spots to visit in Warangal. The Sammakka-Sarakka Jatara facilitated in once in two years and draws in just about ten million individuals, for the most part tribal populace.
The nearest airport to achieve Warangal city is in Hyderabad, which is 176 km away. Warangal railway station is connected to significant urban communities in India like Hyderabad, Vizag, Chennai, Madurai, Lucknow, Rajasthan, Pondicherry, Jammu, Adilabad, Mangalore, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Tirupati, Patna, New Delhi, Kolkata, Mysore, Coimbatore, Bilaspur, Bikaner, Jaipur, Trivandrum, Gaya, Gorakhpur, Bhubaneswar and Kochi. Warangal is extremely very much associated by transport to Hyderabad, Khammam, Vijayawada, Karimnagar, Rajahmundry and Tirupati.
The best season to visit Warangal is from October to Spring while the Peak Season is from November to February. It typically takes 2 days to visit real places around Warangal.


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Tithes Payable by Donard Folk from 1833
Full title: Townlands in Donard (Wicklow)
Creator / Author: Genealogical Society of Utah in partnership with The National Archives of Ireland
Item Type: Website / Publicly Accessible
Homepage URL: http://titheapplotmentbooks.nationalarchives.ie/search/tab/home.jsp
When Viewed: Contents described are those showing when viewed in March 2015.
Publisher / Place of Publication: National Archives of Ireland / Bishop Street, Dublin 8.
About: Tithe Applotment Books were compiled between 1823 and 1837 in an attempt to determine how much the holders of agricultural land over 1 acre should pay in taxes or tithes to the established Church of Ireland. These books list the name of the head of each relevant household outside of urban areas. A Tithe Applotment book was compiled for each Church of Ireland parish. Some of the transcribed names of people and places are not 100% accurate, but the original entries may be viewed for clarification.
Contents: Ballylion – Ballymooney — Big Meadow – Blackmoor — Bog Farm – Broomfields — Coolharbour – Cowhill – Crehelp – Crickawn – Donard — Donard Bogs — Donard Demesne — Donard Hill — Donard Moor — Forty Acres — Fox Glen — Highbauns – Highmeadow – Intack – Irishtown — Irishtown Bog — Irishtown Park — Kilbaylet – Kilcoagh — Malt House — Old Mill – Studfield — Town Park — Town Plots.
Extra #1: Browse the Tithe Applotment Book(s) for Donard Parish
Hat-Tip: To the Genealogical Society of Utah and The National Archives of Ireland who have arranged for the digitisation of these records and their free accessibility online.


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Situated a stone's throw from the east entrance of the Royal Gorge, the Hot Springs Hotel is still remembered fondly by old-timers.
Built in 1873, Dr. J.L. Prentiss was known for his up and down financial situations, according to archives in the Royal Gorge Regional Museum & History Center.
Consisting of 38 rooms, the hotel also had a large lobby and good-sized dining room that also doubled as a ballroom, which cost $38,000 to build it.
In the early 1890s, the hotel gained popularity when hundreds of leading citizens in the county spent time at the hot springs. Yet, the hotel was never a success until the boom days of Leadville, Cripple Creek and Rosita. Along with the DR&G, the train ran a branch line through Grape Creek into Westcliffe. At one point, the railroad was flooded out along the Phantom Canyon in 1912.
It was Helen Hunt Jackson, a famous Colorado Springs writer, who wrote about the spas in the area.
"No doubt, in a few years, Cañon City will largely be known as a resort for invalids, for the winter climate is a very pleasant one, much milder and warmer than that of Colorado Springs, and therefore, better for many consumptives," she wrote in an article in the archives.
During its heydays, it also was a popular place for socialites, who threw numerous parties and attended various important functions at the hotel.
It also was noted for the swinging footbridge that linked the hotel with the D&RG tracks, where trains dropped off passengers. Originally, Lloyd Egbers operated the horse drawn hack, providing transportation to the hotel.
As predicted, the city became a resort area for a short time because of the high dry climate and the spas, along with the soda springs a mile west of Cañon City.
In 1925, Dr. William E. Justice, a chiropractor, purchased the hotel and pool for $40,000. However, his efforts to improve the business were not successful. In 1946, when the swimming pool burned, he sold the property to an Oklahoma man for $10,000. At this point, the new owner offered it to the Church of God for an orphanage, but the State of Colorado refused to approve the license because of the proximity of the river. So the hotel was abandoned until 1950 when Cañon City resident Leo Garrett purchased the property. After razing it for salvage, little was left except the old swimming pool.
Since then, several homes have been built in the Hot Springs addition on the west end of River Drive, where the Cañon City Hot Springs Hotel once stood proudly.
The Royal Gorge Regional Museum & History Center provided the data and photographs for this article.


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We kick off the show discussing Patriots players heading into camp on the physically unable to perform list. We go around the table with our thoughts on the Bleacher Report's interview with Jimmy Garoppolo and what he had to say about his relationship with Tom Brady. We discuss rumours that the Patriots may be looking to trade WR Malcolm Mitchell and what his trade value may be. Plus, we continue our training camp preview.


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"read shingeki no kyojin " Hey guys, so in this blog I will be discussing the unknown ninth titan which is inherited by tybar family and the current holder is Billy the War hammer. After the reveal of that there are nine titan Shifters, some kind of buzz was created between the manga fandom. Soon the buzz caught fire after its name was revealed as the War hammer. There are many theories about this unknown titan's power. So in this topic we will discuss about the possible scenario and will try to draw possible conclusions.
Read shingeki no kyojin
A Titan with a hammer:
There are many in fandom who thinks that war hammer will be a simple titan who posses a hammer which is indicated by its name but when it comes to Hajime's imagination, i really don't think that it will be that much simple and poor. But there is possibility of it as we have a pic which shows a Titan with hammer.
A Perfect titan with all titans power
In many anime the last/main villain is always showed as an invincible warrior who posses the power of all positive/negative characters with perfection and making him the strongest character. As we all knows Hajime loves to take inspiration from there is possibility that war hammer is a titan with agility of female titan, controlling skills as Beast titan ,hard body as armored titan, size as Collosal titan and fighting power as attack titan.
Titan with flying abilities:
In the episode 92 at start of new arc it was teased that there is possibility of a titan with wings. The general looking at the broken ceilings said"Is there any titan with wings?" There is possibility that war hammer is titan with flying abilities which makes him the most unique titan.
Okay that's all for today I tried my best to the find the best scenario. What are thoughts about it? Please drop yours suggestions and ideas in comment box.
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Growing up I lived what was considered a healthy life. I had a stay at home mother, who cooked us healthy, fresh meals. We didn't keep sodas or junk food in the house, and we rarely ate fast food. I carried these habits over to college, eating relatively healthy with the exception of my sweet tooth. I never gained weight or had any health issue, so I assumed that I was on the right track.
This assumption was safe until I was about 20, when the first problem surfaced. I developed a skin disease on my face called dermatitis. I went to the dermatologist, got on medicine & went about life as normal. It took about 2 years of struggling with this skin condition for me to finally realize the medicine wasn't working & it was time to take matters into my own hands. While researching it on Google, I came across a ladies blog that changed my life. Everything I was putting on my skin was contributing to my skin condition: sulfate (chemical that makes products sudsy), florid in toothpaste, & chemicals in sunscreen. Also, the fact it was a dry skin disease, which my doctor NEVER mentioned. In a matter of a few months after switching to all natural products, using Apple Cider Vinegar to cleanse my face & Coconut Oil to moisturize it, my skin condition cleared up.
Learning about all the harsh chemicals that was in the products I had been using my entire life was a huge epiphany. If the products we use on our skin are this corrupt, what about whats going in our bodies?
Even after this awakening, I still was so far from the truth. I started eating organic, stopped drinking sodas.. made steps like that. It took another dry skin problem surfacing to help me make that final push. I developed Keratosis Pilaris (red pimple like pumps) on my chest & back. As before, I attacked it from the outside by exfoliating, using coconut oil, taking cool showers.. you name it, I probably tried it. But I was still missing the internal link. It took about a year of fighting it until I started coming across information on Mind Body Green (phenomenal health resource!) that opened my eyes to the truth. What surfaces on our skin, is normally from an internal problem- which was weird to me at first because I never had stomach issue, digestive issue.. or anything like that. I did have a relatively high sugar diet, but besides that I ate "good".
That assumption was so WRONG! The processed sugar I was filing my body with was causing Candida overgrowth in my gut, effecting my immune system & causing inflammation. With further research I learned most skin conditions like this are the root of a gluten allergy, which if you continue to eat it tears up your stomach (where about 70% of your immune system is) & causes inflammation. So pretty much it was a big mess & I needed to make some big changes.
In Fall of 2013, I went gluten & processed sugar free for a month solid, no cheating.. and my skin cleared up beautifully. I slowly reintroduced gluten to test it, and I had a huge KP breakout. Finding a path since this discovery has been a struggle. I have realized getting healthy isn't just about eating right, but you also have to be strong mentally & spiritually. Facing this also made my emotional scares & pain from the past that I had pushed aside & ignored for years, resurface. What you ignore or neglect, always surfaces & it felt like all mine surfaced at once.
Health is about true unity of your mind, body, & soul. I have had to dig deep within myself mentally & spiritually to stay strong in my nutritional path. I have had to realize that through myself love I can find the strength to overcome this obstacle & others that lie ahead of me in the future.
Something I have always stayed true to in my life is making something positive out of something negative. This journey so far has encouraged me to expand my nutritional knowledge for myself & to help others. I am currently studying for a Certified Nutrition Consultant (CNC) certification, and reading self love books. My dream is to one day make a profession out of helping people find their self love & their nutritional path in life. All of the is the inspiration for Love Yourself Health..
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Le Saigonnais…Upscale Vietnamese in New Westminster
New Westminster isn't exactly a mecca for Vietnamese food in Greater Vancouver. Until now, we've had only three fairly average joints to speak of. When I heard of a new one advertising "Authentic" Vietnamese cuisine, I dragged Darciberger down to Columbia St. to see if Le Saigonnais was the real deal.
Unfortunately, the previous occupants, Royal City Thai, closed their doors. They put out some decent Thai food but I guess not enough New Westers gave them a go. It's always sad to see it happen but in this case, it made way for some pretty damn good Vietnamese.
Le Saigonnais' menu is chock-full of authentic Vietnamese fare…not your average joint by any means. The fact that they used Vietnamese titles in a very non-Asian area gave me great hope. Of the four Vietnamese restos here, they're the first. Bringing authentic Asian fare to this area is always a challenge. Here's to hoping that it's the beginning of a trend.
Their version of Bún bò Huế was pretty solid…stacked with flavor and loaded with meat. The broth was spicy enough but it lacked the lemongrass kick. The addition of beef balls in lieu of the pork knuckle was unique. It dropped the authenticity level down a notch but didn't detract from the bowl a whole lot. The ultra-tender beef slices, great broth and chewy round noodles made up for things quite well.
Hanoi Phở
Normally, Vancouver's Downtown Eastside isn't my first choice for grabbing some grub. That's pretty obvious. Then, one day, I heard about Hanoi Phở and their excellent curried soup. Always on the lookout for this variant on Vietnamese soup, I made a point to scope it out on the way downtown. My first reaction was, "Wow. That's one crappy location". Two blocks from Main & Hastings, next to a methadone clinic. Yikes. Upon further investigation here, here, here and here, it became pretty clear that this is one of Vancouver's better Vietnamese restaurants.
Despite it's location and underwhelming signage, Hanoi Phở has one of the cleanest interiors I've come across in a Vietnamese venue. If your looking for immaculate restrooms, this place is for you! Just ask for the key at the front counter.
This is one impressive little joint. A burbling waterfall off to one side. All sorts of knick-knacks here and there. Soothing Andean panpipes on the stereo. Highspeed wi-fi is on offer as well as a fax/printer if you require it. A very colorful, warm and comforting space.
Phở 24 Express…Burnaby's Newest Vietnamese
Phở 24 Express is Burnaby's newest Vietnamese restaurant. It took a long while. Last June, this spot was Numero Uno Pizza. The new façade went up quite quickly when Numero Uno vacated. For a couple of months I waited and waited with baited breath for more phở in Burnaby. They teased me by wallpapering the windows with their menu. How cruel is that??! I'd drop by occasionally to check on the progress only to be teased yet again. Finally, around New Year's, they opened their doors.
Phở 24 Express is a reincarnation of Gold Train Express II out on West 10th in Point Grey. Years ago it was my go-to spot before work at Provence. They made a killer bò kho as well as some great phở. It'll be interesting to see if they're still as a good as I remember.
On my first of three visits, this past Thursday, I went with the Bún Cà Ri Gà (Curry Chicken Vermicelli Soup).
I gotta say, this was a fantastic bowl. A solid curried broth jacked with lots of black pepper. Several big hunks of dark-meat chicken…nary a bit of gristle or bone. Plenty of roasted peanuts and chips of roasted garlic…great textures and an abundance of flavor. My only quibble was with the vermicelli. A bit too thin…verging on angel-hair…next time I'll ask for the egg noodles. Can't say enough about the broth, though. Great stuff…bowl drained.
Mỹ Châu
As you may have noticed, I'm on a permanent hunt for all varieties of Asian soup. One version I had yet to try is Phở Gà (Vietnamese chicken noodle soup). Most versions of Phở gà incorporate pieces of cooked chicken right into the soup. At Mỹ Châu they serve a chopped, crispy chicken leg alongside your soup.


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Well, I suppose it's a good think that Mitt Romney, filthy rich Boy Scout and overlord of 4,500-square foot basements, isn't planning on remodeling a home in London any time soon. Westminster Council, the council that governs some of the British capitol's most priciest residential addresses in some of its most posh neighborhoods, is putting the kibosh on the rampant practice of well-heeled homeowners dodging zoning rules that prohibit aboveground expansion by carving out ginormous, multilevel subterranean living spaces under their homes.
West London's scourge of tricked-out — common features including bowling alleys, swimming pools, gyms, art galleries, wine cellars, private cinemas, garages, and, umm, dog spas and beauty salons — luxury bunkers, or "iceberg houses" as they're commonly referred to by the British media, have become all the rage amongst the city's millionaire financiers, professional footballers, and Russian oligarchs who, when looking to expand their historic manses and up their value without altering their appearances or running afoul of strict preservation laws, have nowhere else to go but down.
The resulting homes boast basements that are the same size or even bigger than the living space above (hence the "iceberg" label). It should also be pointed out that in addition to being subject to strict preservation rules that would make any sort of expansion project near impossible to permit, many of these high-priced, Victorian-era London properties aren't exactly gigantic to begin with (at least by palatial Beverly Hills standards). This is why homeowners who are accustomed to amenities like swimming pools and wine cellars are burrowing beneath their homes and building huge underground lairs.
As reported by The Guardian, the city of Westminster received a staggering 200 applications for basement expansions in 2011 and 2012. And it's Westminster that's attempting to limit these expansions which have increasingly become associated with surface flooding, sink holes, construction noise, structural damage to neighboring buildings, and small armies of irked neighbors feed up with the non-stop excavation.
One such irked neighbor is musician Julian Lloyd-Webber (brother of Andrew) who rallied against a basement expansion in his South Kensington neighborhood. ""As an environmentalist, I really quite like the idea of going down and not up, and building some monstrosity," he explained to the Wall Street Journal. "But the problem is that it means massive disruption for residents, often for years. It is chaos with roads being closed, noise, rubble collecting…I don't think it is right that one or two big-money projects should be allowed to cause so much disruption to so many people."
Celebrity chef Nigella Lawson and her ex-husband, reclusive art collector and advertising mogul Charles Saatchi, are also vocal opponents of the basement expansion craze although they too have partaken in it. According to the Telegraph, the couple reportedly sold their £30 million apartment in Belgravia due in part to the construction chaos resulting from a neighbor's basement expansion only to add an underground swimming pool and gym to their new £12 million digs in Chelsea.
Robert Davis, Conservative deputy leader of the Westminster Council, explains the motivation behind the policies: "It is about restricting developments akin to the decks of a nuclear submarine that are too large and cause real disruption for our residents. Currently the national planning guidance allows developers and homeowners to down periscope and build whatever size they like. Our residents have asked us to tackle this issue; this is what we are doing."
While basement extensions aren't exactly being banned outright, new restrictions proposed by the Westminster Council would more or less contain them; underground home additions would be prohibited from being more than 50 percent the size of the total footprint of a property's garden which in many cases isn't much. Instead of two, three, or even four levels, they'd also be required to be single-story affairs. There will also be a required minimum depth — about 4 feet — between the roof of a basement expansion and a garden. A lack of minimum depth has resulted in drainage issues and "increasingly barren backyards" according to The Guardian.
Westminster's restrictions, which are very similar to currently-under-governmental review policies from the luxury basement-heavy boroughs of Chelsea and Kensington, could kick in as early as 2015. In the meantime, the council is anticipating a deluge of luxury basement-seeking homeowners to submit permits before the new restrictions are approved and take effect.
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On 2013-12-17, Kaz Kylheku <email@example.com> wrote:
> [You can use YYACCEPT to tell yacc or bison that you're done parsing,
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Okay, I got it all working:
In a nutshell:
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Last week's naming of an interim dean and the members of the search committee marks the start of the process to identify Dean of the College Katherine Bergeron's long-term successor.
Vice President for Campus Life and Student Services Margaret Klawunn will serve as interim dean from January until a permanent dean assumes the post, The Herald reported last week. The permanent dean will likely be in place by July, and Klawunn will not be a candidate for the position, said Provost Mark Schlissel P'15.
Schlissel will chair the 13-person search committee, which includes faculty members from each academic division — two from the humanities, one from the social sciences, two from the life sciences and one from the physical sciences — and three current students.
Schlissel said he selected the faculty members from a list of recommendations submitted to him by the Faculty Executive Committee. He made the committee selections with an eye toward disciplinary balance so the committee would be "broadly representative" of the faculty's interests, he said.
The three students on the committee have similarly diverse academic backgrounds. Amelia Armitage '15 concentrates in history, Abishek Kulshreshtha '15 concentrates in physics and Emma Dickson '16 said she intends to concentrate in political science.
The committee's first task will be to solicit opinions from "key members of the community" on what the committee should look for in the next dean, Schlissel said. Specifically, the committee will want to hear what personal characteristics the dean should possess and with what issues he or she should be familiar. This outreach will help shape the "experience profile" before the committee begins looking for candidates, he said.
The committee will then conduct a nationwide search for candidates both within and outside of Brown, Schlissel said. The University will not employ a search firm but will "advertise the position in venues that get a lot of readership in the academy," as well as amongst Brown's faculty, he said.
Schlissel said he thinks there is at least a 50 percent chance a current Brown faculty member will be selected "because it's so important that whoever takes the job understands Brown and its culture."
Because the dean of the College is an "academic leadership job," the position must be filled by either a tenured Brown faculty member or a candidate from another university who is "a scholar of the caliber that would be tenured here," Schlissel said.
He said he hopes to have a new dean lined up several months before the individual would be expected to begin, both for logistical reasons — such as allowing an external hire ample time to relocate — and because there will be a learning curve regardless of whether an internal or external selection is made.
"People who are here already have an advantage because they would have a level of understanding of the … educational culture here," Schlissel said. "But it would be foolish to think there aren't people at other universities that would bring not just an appreciation of who we are and our culture … but also bring in some interesting ideas and a new style and stir the pot."
Search committee member and Professor of Economics Andrew Foster said he would first look to internal candidates, "because I think they'll have a head start in getting to know the different dynamic of campus." But he added, "I'd rather evaluate the candidates than their superficial credentials."
Professor of Cognitive, Linguistic and Psychological Sciences Sheila Blumstein, who will serve on the search committee, said a history with Brown would not be a factor in her consideration of the candidates. "We're going to pick the best. Period."
"(Being internal) could be an advantage, or it could not be an advantage," Blumstein said. "We know the warts of our friends."
Multiple committee members said it is beneficial to fill senior leadership positions with those with backgrounds in different academic divisions but that the individual candidate matters more than his or her field.
"There is a value to having the senior leadership of the campus balanced in terms of their discipline," Schlissel said. "But this job is so important that we have to get an outstanding person. So the most important factor will be, 'Are they the very best candidate to serve in this complicated and important position?'"
Dean of the Faculty Kevin McLaughlin's P'12 background in the humanities makes finding another humanist to serve as dean of the College less relevant, Foster said. Both Bergeron, a professor of music, and Klawunn, who previously taught English, are humanities scholars.
Blumstein, a former dean of the College herself, downplayed the importance of disciplinary balance, saying that once someone becomes dean of the College, he or she ceases to be an advocate for any particular field.
Faculty members and students on the committee agreed that the next dean must work well with others and display an understanding of and commitment to undergraduate education.
Blumstein also cited "a commitment to a university-college notion" as an important factor and said the person must be "someone faculty can respect with a strong academic portfolio."
Kulshreshtha said he would look for a candidate who would work to improve diversity in science, technology, engineering and mathematics and was committed to boosting the representation of women and minorities in those disciplines.
A candidate should also be enthusiastic about improving first-year advising, Kulshreshtha said.
Armitage and Dickson both said accessibility to students and receptiveness to their input were important considerations.
Klawunn was chosen as interim dean because she has worked closely with Bergeron and the Office of the Dean of the College, Schlissel said, noting the overlapping responsibilities between the Office of Campus Life and Student Services and the Office of the Dean of the College. The dean of the College is responsible for undergraduate education, and at Brown much of that learning takes place outside the classroom, he said.
The other reason for her selection, Schlissel said, was that he preferred not to name an interim dean who would be a candidate to hold the job long-term. Because Klawunn is not a tenured faculty member, she does not meet the position's requirements. While serving as interim dean, she will also maintain her campus life responsibilities.
Klawunn said her primary job will be to "steward the office appropriately" and ensure its daily operations continue to run smoothly.
She also said it will be important to prepare the Office of the Dean of the College to respond to any initiatives in the strategic plan that involve undergraduate education. Klawunn has been involved with ongoing efforts to develop sophomore seminars, an element of President Christina Paxson's strategic plan, Bergeron wrote in an email to The Herald.


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PARKSTON -- The Parkston Mudcats punched a ticket to the state amateur baseball tournament by beating Corsica/Stickney 4-0 Thursday in Parkston.
Brady Nolz earned the win on the mound for the Mudcats as he only allowed two hits while pitching a complete game with eight strikeouts.
Pat Harris had two hits and two RBIs and Jeff Harris added two hits to lead the Mudcats.
Aaron Groeneweg took the loss for Corsica/Stickney. Groeneweg also had the team's only two hits with a double and a single.
Parkston advances to the state amateur tournament, which begins Wednesday at Cadwell Park in Mitchell, and Corsica/Stickney plays Mount Vernon at 6 p.m. today in Parkston for a spot in the state tournament.
Platte 6, Mount Vernon 5
PARKSTON -- The Platte Killer Tomatoes scored in the bottom of the ninth on a bases-loaded walk to beat Mount Vernon 6-5 on Thursday in a District 5 amateur baseball game.
With the win, Platte earned a berth to the Class B state tournament, which begins Wednesday in Mitchell. Platte had seven hits and three errors, while Mount Vernon recorded five hits and two errors.
Hayden Kuiper was the winning pitcher as he struck out seven in nine innings. The losing pitcher was Kirby Fuerst.
Jordan Johnson had a double and single for Platte and Mike Buitenbos added two singles.
For Mount Vernon, Chase Hetland recorded a solo home run. Fuerst had a two-run homer and Nate Zens had a two-RBI single in the loss.
Mount Vernon plays Corsica/Stickney at 6 p.m. today in Parkston for a state tournament berth.
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Tabor 5, Freeman 3
FREEMAN -- Tabor beat Freeman 5-3 in a District 6B tournament game Thursday in Freeman.
With the win, Tabor earned a berth to the state tournament, while Freeman plays a play-in game against Avon at 5 p.m. Saturday.
Tabor was led by Rob Keppen, who had three hits, while Nate Kloucek added a double and a hit.
Freeman's Jake Weier had four hits including a home run, while Derek Wieman added two hits.
Irene 10, Avon 0
FREEMAN -- Irene defeated Avon 10-0 in a District 6 amateur baseball game Thursday in Freeman.
Irene earned a berth to the state tournament, which begins Wednesday in Mitchell. Avon will face Freeman at 5 p.m. Saturday for a state tournament spot. Crofton and Wynot will play for the district championship at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
Irene had eight hits and no errors, while Avon recorded three hits and two errors. The winning pitcher was Andrew Hora.


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Bhel Puri is an interesting street food that you can find on the benches and streets of the India. This easy recipe is a popular snack recipe and can be made very quickly.
Bhel Puri
Bhel Puri is an interesting street food that you can find on the benches and streets of the India. This easy recipe is a popular snack recipe and can be made very quickly. It's a mixture of puffed rice with Onions, Tomatoes, boiled Potatoes, Besan Sev and various Chutneys. This recipe is liked by everyone, making it an evening snack.
Preparation time: 30 Mins
Cooking time: 10 Mins
Serves: 4 -6 people
Puffed Rice - 1 Cup
Tomatoes chopped - ½ Cup
Onion (finely chopped) - 1 medium size
Boiled potato - 1/2 cut into cubes
Chopped green chili- 4
Besan Sev - 1/2 cup (available ready-made)
Papdi - 5-6 (broken into pieces)
Roasted peanuts - 2 tbsp
Lemon juice to taste
Salt as needed
Chaat masala or Garam masala- 1/2 Tsp.
Imli / Tamarind Chutney - 3 tbsp
Green Chutney - 3 tbsp
Red chutney- 3 tbsp
For garnishing - Coriander leaves
Small chopped cucumber- 1
Tablespoon pomegranate seeds- 4
1 piece cut into strips ginger
How to make:
Step 1
Take the puffed rice, tomatoes, onions and cube potatoes in a large bowl, and mix them well.
Step 2
Mix chopped green chilies, tamarind chutney, green chutney& red chutney along with chaat masala and add it to the bowl.
Step 3
Lightly crush and add the papadi in the bowl. Now, add the Besan Sev and the remaining ingredients, and mix them well.
Step 4
Finally garnish with chopped coriander leaves, cucumber, roasted peanuts, ginger slices, pomegranate and lemon juice & Serve it.
The method for chutneys:
Green chutney:
Put mint leaves, coriander leaves, cumin seeds, salt (to taste), lemon juice, and green chili into a zar & grind together to make a smooth paste.
Red chutney recipe:
Take 10-12 red chilies & soak in water for some time. Then grind it with 2-3 garlic cloves and salt to taste. Please note that you can also use red chili powder for chutney.
Tamarind Chutney:
Soak tamarind in water for 30 mins. Combine jaggery/ sugar and soaked tamarind in a sauce pan and bring it to boil over medium heat. After cooling, squeeze out all pulp from tamarind and strain it out using a strainer. Now add ginger powder, roasted jeera powder, red chili powder and salt in tamarind pulp and mix well together. Tamarind chutney is ready.
Important Tips:
Bhel is highly nutritious but low in fat similarly puffed rice is also rich in Vitamin B & proteins.
You can prepare tamarind chutney in advance to save the time & can store the chutney for 3 to 4 weeks in the refrigerator.
While preparing bhel puri, you can adjust the ingredients according to your taste.


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Data on Philosophy Jobs Advertised Recently
Two sources of information appear to present slightly different figures regarding the number of job openings advertised in philosophy through the American Philosophical Association (APA) and PhilJobs—that is, through PhilJobs: Jobs for Philosophers—in recent years. (See update)
According to data presented by the American Academy of Arts & Sciences (via Robert Townsend), the number of job openings advertised through the APA and PhilJobs in 2014 increased by roughly 20% over the prior year, to around 600. This is still down from a high in 2007 of nearly 1300, and a figure of around 900 in 2004:
Meanwhile, according to the APA's Historical Jobs Data page, in 2014 there were 743 jobs advertised in 2014, and 739 in 2015:
I'm not sure what the explanation for the disparity is.
In related news, the American Academy of Arts & Sciences also reports that there has been a slow and steady increase in the number of faculty employed in "philosophy and religion" (a joint category used by the U.S. Department of Labor), from around 13,000 in 1999 to around 24,000 in 2015:
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