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Lightning Bug Review - Fireworks over New England
The image accompanying this blog post was made with the Lightning Bug in June at the Lobster Boat Races in Bass Harbor, ME. We will be visiting Bass Harbor during my upcoming photo tour of Acadia National Park. Bass Harbor is a classic working fishing village in Downeast Maine. We will make many beautiful images of lobster boats and the surrounding scenery. In addition to Bass Harbor, we will photograph all of the highlights of Acadia and a few off the beaten path locations. This three day tour is from October 16-18, 2015. The price for the tour includes lodging, photo instruction and ground transportation from the South Shore Science Center in Norwell, MA. All of that is included for only $375! To sign up, please call the South Shore Science Center at 781 659 2559.
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- The school had a breakfast for the volunteers who have helped out over the year. Doughnuts! The other food was good too, but... Doughnuts!
- The school also has an annual hoe down. I love watching the kids square dance in their Western wear.
- My son's last baseball game of the season—and the other team forfeited. So we were able to go to visit the middle school open house instead so he could see some of the classrooms. It was a nice alteration of plans.
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30 May 2017
- I won't need surgery on my foot. In fact, I should be fine by the time I fly to France. By "fine" I mean I'll be able to wear a brace inside my shoe, but it's better than wearing a walking boot.
That was pretty much the highlight of the day. Well, and playing with the cats. Also, the kids were happy with my meager cooking skills this evening. And a book I ordered arrived. Sometimes it's the little things.
29 May 2017
- Ice cream parlor.
- Quiet time reading.
- Fair weather.
28 May 2017
- Family gathering. Saw some people I hadn't seen in a while, had nice conversations. And it was perfect weather.
- More audiobook sales!
- Knowing it was Sunday but there was still one more day to the weekend.
27 May 2017
- Library! Hadn't been in a ridiculous amount of time.
- Salad! With kidney beans and hard boiled egg, my favorite.
- Sold my first audiobook. Yay!
26 May 2017
- MRI done. I hadn't had one in a while, but at least this one was on my foot. So much better than having to stick your head in the machine. And they gave me headphones so I could listen to music! (Won't know the verdict until Tuesday, alas.)
- Writing.
- Nap.
25 May 2017
- More writing done. Having the tracking bars on the sidebar of my site is motivating me. I feel exposed as a slacker if I don't get the bars moving.
- Open House at my kids' school. Really enjoyed seeing everything they've been working on.
- Writers group. Had to go a little late because of Open House, but I'm glad I did get to go. It truly is one of the highlights of my week.
24 May 2017
1. Getting more writing done. Having a broken foot has the advantage of forcing me to sit a lot.
. . . Not much happened. So it's difficult to single any one thing out. I can be grateful for my health insurance, though, and the fine weather. And for having a valid excuse to avoid major chores. On the down side, my exercise regime has gone to hell. But I'll try not to dwell on the bad.
. . . Not much happened. So it's difficult to single any one thing out. I can be grateful for my health insurance, though, and the fine weather. And for having a valid excuse to avoid major chores. On the down side, my exercise regime has gone to hell. But I'll try not to dwell on the bad.
23 May 2017
- Survived the field trip, even with a broken foot. The middle school is pretty nice, and my oldest is excited to go next year.
- Good number of page reads.
- A friend asked for writing advice. I'm always flattered when someone thinks my opinion is valuable.
22 May 2017
- A really nice review for Brynnde.
- Got some more writing done. (Good reviews always motivate me.)
- Pretty quiet day all around.
21 May 2017
- Nice breakfast out with friends.
- Able to swim—or float, rather—despite my broken foot.
- First time using the fire pit!
20 May 2017
- New glasses! They're super cute.
- I was the only member of my writing group available to talk to a new member this evening, and I don't think I scared the kid too badly. He said he'd [probably] come back...
- Managed to write a little, too.
19 May 2017
- MRI scheduled for my foot, and they're setting up a bone stimulation, too. Apparently this will increase blood flow and speed healing.
- Super yummy lunch that involved a charcuterie board, cannoli, and some stout. (Drunken Lullabies by Altamont—it's really good!)
- Good retail day after a bit of a slump. Hopefully things will continue to trend upward.
18 May 2017
My foot is broken. It doesn't count as a good thing, per se, but it is kind of funny. It's probably been broken since December, when I injured it. And I've just been walking around on a broken foot. Cuz... Me.
- Diagnosing my foot and starting on a path to recovery.
- My son's little league team won their playoff game. Pizza to celebrate!
- The audiobook has been approved and is headed to retail.
17 May 2017
- Felt productive: major grocery shopping trip, four loads of laundry, took out the trash, swapped old litter boxes for new, vacuumed, filled and ran and emptied and refilled the dishwasher, made my next doctor appointment
- People keep asking me for help with their writing. Which makes me feel good that they think my opinion is worth something.
- Less windy than the day before. Weather is warming again, which makes me very happy.
16 May 2017
I'll be honest. It was a tough day. For the first time in months, I had no page reads or sales on Amazon. Then ACX came back and said the audiobook needs changes before it can be approved. And the nanny called out sick on the one day it was most inconvenient. BUT. These are all, as they say, first world problems. So I am trying to keep my perspective.
- Salon day. Nails and hair, and though I had to bring the kids with me, they were very well behaved.
- A day without having to do laundry.
- Fire drill while I was volunteering at the school. I felt very efficient in helping get the kids out.
- I was able to help someone . . . She thinks my name is Angela, and I don't have the heart to correct her. I think it's funny anyway, and I went through high school with people calling me Andrea, too, so I've given up on people getting my name right. Anyway, it always feels good to help people. Like, it's a good thing to do, but I'm totally selfish in that it makes me feel good when I help others.
- Great News.
15 May 2017
- Field trip with my oldest son's class. Though it ate up most of my day, I enjoyed it.
- New sandals.
- The chaise in my office is finally cleaned off so I can sit there again. Not that I had time today, but it's nice to know it can happen.
14 May 2017
- Mother's Day. Which means lots of good food for me.
- Diffuser. The kids got me one for my office for Mother's Day.
- Did I mention how good the food was? And I was assured the calories did not count.
13 May 2017
- A fairly quiet day at home. I've got a crazy busy week ahead, so I need to carve out quiet time when I can.
- Though we went out for our official anniversary dinner, it was our actual anniversary. We ordered in gyros. Yum!
- A walk with my oldest. Always good to get some one-on-one time.
12 May 2017
- Blood draw lab results all good.
- Ordered cute new sandals.
- Kids gave me early Mother's Day gifts.
11 May 2017
- My blood draw was quick and painless.
- I found cute new glasses after my eye exam. Can't wait 'til they come in!
- Good time at writing group. We had two new people and five regulars, so it was a big turnout this week.
10 May 2017
- An outpouring of support for my daughter who is dealing with a bullying situation at school.
- Last little league game of the regular season. We do still have playoffs, but there's a light at the end of the tunnel. It's been interesting, and we've met some great people, but I'm just not meant to be a sports mom. Well, I don't mind the fencing so much. Maybe I'm a sports mom for irregular sports?
- A little more writing done. After a dry spell, any day I get a few paragraphs down is a good one.
09 May 2017
- Anniversary dinner. A few days early, but we have to go with when we can get a sitter. And the weather was perfect for dining out on the patio.
- Everything is blooming. It's terrible for my sinuses but so good for my spirits.
- Good test results from my doctor.
08 May 2017
- Warm weather!
- A big monarch butterfly kept floating around me while I sat outside with my book.
- Got more writing done.
- Anniversary gifts (a few days early).
07 May 2017
- Breakfast out with friends followed by a walk in perfect weather and a look at an art gallery.
- First swim of the season.
- Sushi.
- Karaoke night.
06 May 2017
- My oldest son had a really good baseball game, and afterwards we had a nice lunch out with my in-laws.
- Fun time at writing group. I love brainstorming!
Those two are plenty for one day. I'm feeling happy and content.
05 May 2017
- Relatively painless annual physical.
- Outlined the remainder of the story I'm writing.
- Weekend.
04 May 2017
- Brunch with a writer friend I hadn't seen in a while. We only manage to get together ever 6 months or so. Always good to catch up.
- Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.
- My kids' reactions to Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.
03 May 2017
- Saved a bee on my morning walk. That's two bees saved this week!
- Three ducks landed beside me on my walk, too. They quacked. I quacked back. It was good.
- Nice phone chat with a friend I hadn't talked with in a while.
02 May 2017
- Lots of page reads for my Amazon Kindle Unlimited books.
- Finally made the appointment with my doctor that I have been meaning to make for months.
- Only had to be at the school for one library period instead of two. Don't get me wrong, I love volunteering. But it's nice to get a break now and then.
01 May 2017
- Sitting outside and reading some more.
- Peace and quiet.
- Playing with a new writing project. Don't know yet where it's going or what it will be, but it's fun.
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Moving Towards Performance-Based Specifications in Public Procurement
This briefing note outlines some of the key considerations and conditions for the use of performance-based specifications to encourage natural resource and energy efficiency.
There are environmental benefits associated with the procurement of services instead of, or in addition to, discrete products. Under the right conditions, transitioning to a more service-intensive purchasing model can reduce natural resource consumption in the production, use and disposal phases of product life cycles. Often financial savings can be realized too—even in the short term. For public procurers, who purchase goods, services and infrastructure on a significant scale, performance-based specifications are valuable tools with which to encourage such environmental and economic benefits.


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DEDICATED revellers braved torrential rain and mud to enjoy a weekend's worth of the best British music had to offer at the V Festival.
Despite the non-stop downpour that greeted rock fans at the extravaganza, the spirit of fans of Morrissey, Razorlight, Faithless, Dandy Warhols and Paul Weller never wavered.
In fact, many fans seemed to want to make up for this year's Glastonbury "no-show" by hosting their own mud wrestling, rugby and frisbee contests as they waited for their favourite bands.
And their patience was rewarded with performances at the multi stages in Weston Park, Stafford, on Saturday and yesterday when the day was only blighted by a passing, minor shower.
Morrissey was first to delight the huge crowd by blasting through his back catalogue as well as performing old Smiths' favourites such as Girlfriend In A Coma.
The Delays had visitors to the Channel Four stage jumping for joy as they blasted through songs such as Long Time Coming, Valentine and Nearer Than Heaven.
But Saturday belonged to Razor-light who blasted through tracks, including In The Morning, Golden Touch and the wonderful Vice.
Sunday provided Stafford's festival crowd with the most annoying clash when Kasabian performed at the same time as festival legends Radiohead.
But headliners Radiohead, who included wonderful renditions of My Iron Lung, Paranoid Android, Fake Plastic Trees and the rarely aired Creep, won the day.
Performance of the festival belonged to Beck, who teasingly dropped a small amount of new tracks alongside the incredibly catchy and unforgettable tunes including Loser, Devil's Haircut and Girl. * MORE than 60 people were arrested and drugs seized by police at the V Festival. Staffordshire Police said there had been 83 arrests, 192 people cautioned, mainly for drug offences and thefts, with 27.5 grams of cocaine and 151 ecstasy tablets found by yesterday morning.
THIS year's V Fesival attracted its fair share of celebrities as usual.
Luke Bayley, who plays Sam in Casualty and Hollyoaks' stars Matt Littler, who plays Max, and OB, played by actor Darren Jeffries, were all spotted by our spies.
Verity Rushworth, who plays Donna in Emmerdale, said: "It was a shame about the weather but I still had a great time. "I got giddy about seeing the Sugababes but there have been many other great bands too. This is my first festival and first time camping out and I will be definitely coming back next year."
Chris Fountain, who plays Justin in Hollyoaks, also said this was his first time at the V festival.
He added: "I have been really impressed with so many of the acts. "Razorlight were amazing, as were Faithless but I was most looking forward to Kano and I have had a wicked time."


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Enjoy Suede's short Berlin Festival performance broadcast on German television in 2011. The band is still incredible. Don't ever think that Suede aren't every bit as good as they were back in the 1990s. This short concert is proof that Brett Anderson is one of the best frontmen of the past twenty years. No one struts around the stage like a boss quite like Brett does.
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[Most probably the Sisters of St. Mary's Convent prior to 1941]
Sung to the tune of Londonderry Aire or Danny Boy
Amid untold beauties of highest hills
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QUIZ: Can You Match These LOUD Outfits To The Stars That Wore Them?!
5 June 2018, 15:56 | Updated: 22 August 2018, 14:19
It's harder than you'd think... how many of these outfits do you remember?
It's a well known fact that celebrities LOVE a bold look... and it's a well known fact that Make some Noise Day is ALL about donning your lairiest looks to raise cash for charity - but how well can you match the celebrity to the LOUD outfit?
We've picked some of Capital's biggest stars... but can you work out which one wore which loud look? Disclaimer - it's a LOT harder than it looks!
It's all to celebrate Global's Make Some Noise, so let's see how well you know your fave stars... and their LOUD outfits!
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Jones defends Penthouse spread
Every woman has a right to change her mind, Paula Jones said October 24, explaining why she agreed to do a nude photo layout in Penthouse magazine after saying she would "never...never" pose naked for any men's magazine.
Appearing on CNN's Larry King Live, she said financial obligations as a single mother with a looming tax bill and two young sons were major considerations that led her to take the assignment with Penthouse. The magazine published the spread, titled Perils of Paula Jones, in its December issue.
She was not asked but did not answer how much she was paid for the shoot.
Was posing in scanty or no attire embarrassing?
"No, not really. I am an adult woman and made the choice to do so," Jones said.
"I thought it was the best thing to do for me and my children. Of course the money had something to do with it."
Jones, whose allegations of indecent advances by President Bill Clinton opened the saga that led to Clinton's impeachment, saw a videotape of Penthouse publisher Bob Guccione saying in May negotiations were under way for her to pose and a deal was almost cut. A second tape from a few days later showed her denial of Guccione's statement and her no-nudity vow.
"I meant it at the time but I changed my mind," she said.
"Any woman, anybody in the world, has a right to change her mind and I meant it then."
She said the magazine shoot "was an adventure, a once-in-a-lifetime thing...It was a point in time in my life that I needed to pay taxes. I'm a single mother now and need to support my two little boys."
"I need to send them to college."
Jones accepted an $870,000 settlement in November 1998 from Clinton, of which she was reported to have received $201,000. A few months earlier, she went to New York City for cosmetic surgery on her nose.
Her eight-year marriage to Steve Jones ended last year and she moved from California to Cabot, Ark., near her mother.
A female telephone caller to King's show asked Jones whether, considering she presented herself as a good woman who had been wounded by inappropriate advances by the president, her reputation is damaged by the photo spread.
Jones said she does not understand how "one thing has anything to do with the other thing. I made this decision as adult woman."
"How can that have anything to do with something that Bill Clinton did to me and I had no choice?"
She also attacked a characterization by a conservative commentator that she is a fraud.
"I don't see how it makes me an immoral person by doing something that will benefit my children," Jones said.
"I'm a single mother now. I haven't been able to do anything else."
"I haven't written any book like everybody else."
While she denied she bears ill will for Clinton, Jones implied she might take a chance to strike a blow at Clinton's vice-president, Democratic president candidate Al Gore.
She didn't say for sure she plans to vote but she noted: "I would vote for (Republican presidential candidate) George (W.) Bush."
Clinton's quiet signing of Lazio bill provokes loud reaction
The hotly contested campaign for a New York Senate seat took an unusual detour through the White House on October 24, as Republicans and Democrats argued over whether President Clinton was playing politics with the signing of a breast cancer bill.
Rep. Rick Lazio, R-N.Y., who is running for the Senate against Hillary Rodham Clinton, complained that the president was signing the bill privately rather than at a public ceremony to which Lazio, a co-sponsor, would have been invited.
"They don't want to give me any acknowledgment for any of the work that I've done," Lazio said while campaigning in Syracuse, N.Y.
Clinton signed the bill later that day, saying "I am proud to sign this bipartisan legislation into law."
The first lady said she was not consulted about how the bill would be handled. "Many bills are important that are not big, public, staged events," Mrs. Clinton said after a campaign stop at Onondaga Community College in Syracuse. She said she had been involved in helping win passage of the measure. The White House denied it was trying to slight Lazio.
The bill, the Breast and Cervical Cancer Prevention and Treatment Act, helps uninsured women who currently rely on the government for breast or cervical cancer screening but lack insurance for treatment. The measure gives states the option of providing Medicaid reimbursement for treatments.
Mrs. Clinton said the president "has been on a very busy travel schedule through the Middle East, he's had a lot of things he's been dealing with. They allocate his time."
Lazio spoke about the issue again during a visit to a breast cancer treatment facility in New Rochelle.
"I think it's a missed opportunity for the president," the congressman said. "I don't have to be there at the bill signing if he feels it's not a politically wise thing for him to do. But it is an opportunity for us to promote breast cancer awareness, cervical cancer awareness, especially this month."
The White House denied trying to keep Lazio out of the limelight.
"Sometimes we sign bills publicly, sometimes we sign them privately, depending on the president's schedule and our own judgment," said spokesman Jake Siewert. "This one we'll be signing in private."
He said there was no attempt to deny Lazio credit. "He is certainly free to -- I think he is today -- spend some time talking about his role in putting together this bill," Siewert said.
Sixty-one Republican House members sent President Clinton a letter urging him to change his plans. "A public signing ceremony for this law would be an extremely effective vehicle for disseminating and publicizing this vital information," the lawmakers said. "Mr. President, the core matter here is not a question of political credit."
Clinton strongly supported the bill and devoted two of his weekly radio addresses to it. Given his interest, it would not have been unusual for the president to have taken time out for a signing ceremony, as he did the day before for a bill setting a national blood alcohol content standard for drunken driving.
Clinton will face another question soon on a Lazio bill signing.
The same day Congress sent to the White House a Lazio-sponsored bill requiring the government to publish information on injustices perpetrated against Italian-Americans during World War II.
The legislation, which passed the House by voice, requires the attorney general to report in a year the names of all Italian-Americans who were arrested, interned, relocated or subjected to curfews and other restrictions during the war.
More than 600,000 Italian-Americans were branded "enemy aliens" because the United States was at war with Italy. Thousands were arrested, hundreds went to detention camps and many had their property seized.
Gore wounds self in "fuzzy math'' battle
Democratic presidential nominee Al Gore gave himself a self-inflicted wound in his ''fuzzy math'' campaign battle with Republican rival George W. Bush on October 25, appearing to misstate the size of a trillion.
Criticizing Bush's Social Security privatization plan at a rally in Tennessee, Gore said, "He is proposing to privatize a big part of Social Security and he's proposing to take $1 trillion, a million billion dollars out of the Social Security trust fund and give it as a tax incentive to young workers.''
A trillion is one thousand billion, not a million billion.
Gore said Bush had committed to use the same $1 trillion to guarantee benefits for Social Security recipients.
"I know that one and one equals two, but how do you give the same one trillion to two different groups of people. It doesn't add up unless you're using fuzzy math,'' he said.
Bush, who has had his own problems on the stump misstating trillions and billions, opened the "fuzzy math'' battle with an attack on Gore in their first presidential debate, but the phrase has taken on a life of its own and both sides now use it to say their opponent's positions do not add up.
Asked about the vice president's slip, Gore campaign spokesman Julia Payne said, "George Bush's numbers still don't add up.''
Alberta judges uphold decision allowing unlimited third-party election spending
The spending taps will stay fully open for third-party groups who want to get their message out during Canada's federal election campaign. The Alberta Court of Appeal on October 25 upheld a lower-court decision to suspend a section of the Canada Elections Act that limits third-party spending.
The three-member appeal panel said it could find no flaw in the ruling earlier last week by Justice Robert Cairns of Court of Queen's Bench.
The panel's decision was necessitated by an appeal by federal lawyers of Cairns's ruling on October 23 which suspended the spending limits at the request of the National Citizens' Coalition.
Federal lawyer Thomas Wakeling immediately asked the appeal court to set aside its ruling to give him time to seek to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada.
But he withdrew that request shortly afterward when the justices said they could not meet with him about his request until late this week.
Coalition president Stephen Harper, a former Reform MP, said he was outraged by what he called the federal government's attempt to play "legal games.
"This is an indication of a government that simply doesn't respect individual freedoms, has no fear of wasting taxpayer dollars and is ultimately trying to enforce a law . . . that will restrict what people can lawfully do in this election campaign," he said.
Wakeling said Ottawa is taking the same legal recourse everyone else in the country has the right to.
"The attorney general is pursuing remedies that are available to any ordinary citizen involved in litigation," he said.
The coalition was also appealing another aspect of Cairns's decision - the one upholding the section of the Elections Act requiring citizens or groups who want to spend more than $500 on advertising to register with Elections Canada.
The appeal court judges supported Cairns's ruling.
The Calgary-based conservative lobby group is challenging the constitutionality of the limits and asked they be suspended for the Nov. 27 election while a constitutional challenge winds its way through the courts.
Cairns agreed. He said the limits posed a risk of "irreparable harm" to freedom of speech.
Under changes to the Elections Act that took effect in May, individuals and groups wanting to promote their political views during an election campaign were limited to spending $152,550 nationally, with a maximum of $3,051 in any single constituency.
The federal government's position has been that the limits are needed to prevent third parties or single-issue groups from dominating the political agenda by the sheer weight of spending.
Wakeling reiterated those arguments and asked the higher court to quash the injunction until the constitutional challenge is completed.
He argued the Supreme Court of Canada has emphasized that public confidence in the fairness of the electoral process "is enhanced by limits in public spending."
"But even the Supreme Court of Canada changes its mind - especially when you're dealing with new legislation," replied Chief Justice Catherine Fraser.
"Times change. Circumstances change."
Hunter argued it's not a bad thing for other views to be presented during political election campaigns.
"Is that mischief to have a view and try to affect the election of our governors?" he asked.
The judges also wondered what $3,000 would buy. That brought smiles to the faces of lawyers for the coalition.
A full-page display ad in the Globe and Mail costs $36,000.
Earlier in the day, Harper criticized the government for spending $2.5 billion the week before the campaign started and then suggesting it is concerned about the influence of money on an election.
Wakeling noted during his arguments that even parties and candidates are limited as to what they may spend during an election. He said a candidate's maximum is $62,000 and about half goes toward advertising.
Harper has argued that advocacy groups enrich election campaigns by focusing on issues politicians may not be addressing.
Some groups, including the Law-abiding Unregistered Firearms Association, say they would take advantage of unfettered spending to target some Liberal cabinet ministers.
There has been little third-party advertising or independent debate since Prime Minister Jean Chretien called the current election.
The citizens' coalition, which claims a membership of 40,000, has used the courts four times in the last 17 years to overturn similar legislation.
Harper has said his group will be advertising during the current election campaign but wouldn't say how much.
Nader backers pull ads
With a tightened presidential race in California, Ralph Nader supporters pulled ads promoting him in California newspapers out of concern that votes for him could cost Al Gore the state.
And Gore faced renewed pressure from Republicans, as three GOP governors stumped there last week on behalf of George W. Bush. California Democratic Gov. Gray Davis was countering by touting Gore in a series of interviews.
Greg MacArthur, a New York businessman paying for full-page advertisements to boost support for Green Party candidate Nader, decided October 24 to pull those that were to run in California's largest newspapers last week.
The ads said "a vote for Nader is not a vote for Bush" and were aimed at Nader backers worried they could tip the election to Republicans.
MacArthur, a businessman and documentary filmmaker, had spent about $320,000 for the ads to appear in states where either Bush or Gore has a solid lead.
He said the goal was to help Nader win at least 5 percent of the popular vote on Nov. 7 to qualify the Green Party for federal campaign money in 2004.
But MacArthur was pulling the ads from the Los Angeles Times, the San Francisco Chronicle and the San Francisco Examiner. They ran as planned in weekly newspapers, the Los Angeles Weekly and the San Francisco Bay Guardian.
MacArthur's decision came a day after a Public Policy Institute of California poll showed Bush trailing Gore by 5 percentage points, down from 9 points last month, and a day before the Los Angeles Times reported that Gore leads Bush in its poll by 7 points, 48-41.
California didn't appear to be "the obvious slam-dunk that these other states were," he said.
California's 54 electoral votes are an important part of Gore's strategy to win the election.
"I still think Gore is going to win California, but if the perception is such that it's a tight race, then that's the wrong market for me to be advertising in," MacArthur said.
MacArthur said he would spend the $121,000 from the California ads on additional spots in The New York Times and possibly the Houston Chronicle.
Gore has not visited California since September 20, and has no visits scheduled for the last two weeks of the campaign.
Bush attacks Gore's character
Texas Gov. George W. Bush unleashed a stinging critique at Vice President Al Gore's credibility and character on October 26, as both presidential candidates stumped across the battlegrounds of the upper Midwest and mid-Atlantic states.
Bush has tried to make his leadership qualities the outstanding issue during much of the campaign. Flanked by decorated war heroes at a veterans' museum in Pittsburgh, he delivered a scathing condemnation of Gore and his eight years in the Clinton administration -- the Texas governor's most pointed attack to date.
Bush lashed out at Gore's reputation for honesty and his explanations of his role in the fund-raising probes stemming from President Clinton's 1996 re-election bid.
"In my administration, we will ask not only what is legal but what is right," Bush said. "...Not just what the lawyers allow, but what the public deserves. In my administration, we'll make it clear there is a controlling legal authority of conscience."
Despite the sharpness of the speech, Bush said he would set "a tone of civility and bipartisanship that gets things done."
"In recent years," he said, "There's been too much argument in Washington and not enough discussion -- too many standoffs and showdowns and shutdowns."
Bush touted his ability to lead on issues such as education and Social Security and blasted Gore as a candidate of the status quo. He accused Gore of following momentary changes in public opinion rather than acting on core beliefs, lacing his address with references to changes in Gore's image and promising "a climate of honesty and integrity."
"My opponent's campaign is a fitting close to the Clinton-Gore years," he said. "They're going out as they came in -- their guide, the nightly polls; their goal, the morning headlines; their legacy, the fruitless search for a legacy."
Bush said his leadership was marked by four clear principles: Government should be limited and efficient; local communities should have as much control as possible in their affairs; law and public policies should support strong families; and individuals should be held responsible for their actions.
Bush was joined by retired Gen. Colin Powell, who served as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff during the 1989-93 administration of Bush's father. The Texas governor again hinted that he would ask Powell to serve in his Cabinet if elected.
Bush maintains 7-point lead over Gore
GOP presidential candidate Texas Gov. George W. Bush continued to maintain an advantage over Democratic Vice President Al Gore in a CNN/USA Today/Gallup tracking poll released October 29.
Forty-nine percent of respondents said they supported Bush while 42 percent said they would vote for Gore, no change at all from a poll from the day before.
Support for Green Party candidate Ralph Nader and Reform Party candidate Patrick Buchanan also remained unchanged at 3 percent and 1 percent respectively.
The poll results are not predictions, but instead are merely snapshots of who likely voters currently favor.
In the past, the poll has shown Bush with at least 48 percent of support for five consecutive days, and Gore with no more than 43 percent during that same length of time.
That stability indicates that Bush has built a solid advantage over his rival in the post-debate phase of the campaign.
As always, the key question is whether Bush can hold that advantage, since neither candidate has been able to permanently take control of the race since Labor Day.
In addition, the poll -- conducted from interviews with likely voters from October 26 through 29 -- suggests that likely voters currently prefer the Republican congressional candidate in their district over the Democratic candidate by a narrow 4-percentage point margin, 49 percent to 45 percent.
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Professor in Travel Medicine and Global Health (Department of General Practice and Primary Care, Glasgow University): MBE, FRCP, FRCGP, Hon DSc (Madras), Hon FFTM (RCP&S Glasgow), Diploma in Health, Religion and Science (Cambridge)
In UK: (1) Infectious Disease and Travel Medicine consultant - established TRAVAX, Fit for Travel and Travel Medicine Diploma. (2) Founder Dean Travel Medicine Faculty (RCP&S Glasg). (3) Past President BGTHA.
Overseas: Zimbabwe and then India as consultant physician with Christian Medical College Hospital, Vellore and Madras University. Principal collaborator for Indo-UK research/education programmes on hepatitis and HIV/AIDS (British Council 1997-2010)
Publications: ABC of Healthy Travel (BMJ), Diseases of Infection (OUP), Travel Medicine and Migrant Health (HB), A Doctor's Reflections on Change (RB). Many papers on Infections, Tropical Diseases and Travel Medicine.
Mike Townend
Senior Lecturer in Travel Medicine and Global Health at Glasgow University. MBChB (Hons), DTM & FFTM (RCP&S Glas), Past Chair BGTHA
In UK: GP in Cumbria with travel clinic and yellow fever vaccination centre. Contributes to travel, wilderness, expedition and mountain medicine courses. Established distance-learning TM course (University of Cumbria).
Overseas: (1) Asia, Africa, South America and doctor for Himalayan expeditions, leader of adventure holidays and other travel groups. (2) Mother/child health doctor in rural Nepal (3) International company advisor on malaria prevention for business travellers in Africa.
Publications: various books and articles on travel health services within Primary Care
Other contributors
Becky Swadling
Independent Travel Health Nurse Specialist.
RN, DTM, AMFTM (Glasgow)
Emley Pine
Specialist Travel Health Nurse Trainer with NOMAD Travel; Independent Travel Health Lecturer.
RN, DTN, MSc, DTM, MFTM
George Kassianos
General Practitioner and President of BGTHA; GP National Immunisation Lead UK
RCGP. FRCGP, FBHS, FESC, FBGTHA, FAcadMEd, FFTM
Gerard Flaherty
Travel Medicine Physician and Professor University of Galway; Past President Travel Medicine Society of Ireland.
MD, FRCP, FFTM, MSc, FAcadMEd, FISTM
Jessica Mandizha
Travel health nurse specialist; NHS clinical research nurse and travel health teacher.
RN, MSc, DTM
Kali Perrow
Associate Specialist in Infectious Diseases and Medical Lead, Travel and International Health Team (Health Protection Scotland)
MBChB, MSc (International Travel Health, Sheffield); MRCP (Glasg), FFTM (RCP&S Glas)
Katy Peters
Co-founder and Director 'London Vaccination Clinics'.
BN (Hons) DTropMed (LSH&TM) DTM & MFTM
Larry Goodyear
Professor of Pharmacology Leicester University; Chair of British Global and Travel Health Association.
MPharm, MRoyalPharmS, PhD, FFTM, FRGS, FISTM
Simon Collins
Manages Travel Health Clinics (Dublin).
DTM, FFTM RCPS (Glasg)
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Michael Walker
Site design, development and deployment. The site is custom built using the Laravel framework and deployed via Git to Heroku.
Michelle White
Custom graphics built in Illustrator and exported to SVG, to look great on any screen size. Freelance designer and illustrator. Creator of malaria map graphics on TRAVAX for the international travel team at Health Protection Scotland.


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Welcome to AIP Food Club! This is a place for recipes, resources, and advice on cooking, eating, and living on the paleo autoimmune protocol. (Haven't heard of the autoimmune protocol? Give this guide a read first).
Why is it a "club?"
I believe that good eating involves communities. We form eating communities all the time, from coworkers with whom you schedule Burger Mondays to roommates who keep a weekly cooking rotation to families who eat dinner together. For those of us on AIP, our real-life food communities don't always have dietary needs that align with our own. It can be hard to continue doing Burger Mondays if you can't eat the bun or the cheese.
AIP Food Club is a new food community made for and by people like you, who have similar food-related needs and wishes. We are here to share recipes, advice, and emotional support to all those who undertake this life- and health-changing diet. This is a circle to celebrate the food we can eat, while putting the food we can't eat out of sight and out of mind. Who knows! We might even do Burger Mondays, but ours will be first-class AIP-compliant burgers, with collard-green-wrap buns and interesting pickles and heaps of tasty toppings.
What do members do?
"Membership" means joining a community of like-minded, food-restricted, supportive, and caring people. Right now, "membership" means that you like this blog and want to receive news, updates, articles, and recipes in your inbox. But coming soon, membership will mean the following things:
- Monthly chances to submit recipes to be featured on AIP Food Club
- Chances to connect and correspond with other members who are, like you, following the autoimmune protocol
- Possible potlucks, group trips to AIP-friendly restaurants, and meet-ups in New York (and hopefully other cities)
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About Dr. Steven Farmer
Dr. Steven Farmer is world-renowned author, Soul Healer, shamanic practitioner, and spiritual teacher. He is the author of the recently released Healing Ancestral Karma as well as other best-sellers, including Earth Magic®, Earth Magic® Oracle Cards, Animal Spirit Guides, Pocket Guide to Spirit Animals, Sacred Ceremony, and many other publications, including Children's Spirit Animal Cards, Children's Spirit Animal Stories CD Volumes I & II. . He conducts workshops and trainings on a variety of topics related to Earth Magic®, Soul Healing, shamanism, and Earth-centered spirituality, and offers private consultations face to face or by phone for Earth Magic intuitive readings and shamanic and psychospiritual healing.
As a life-long healer and teacher, he has extensively studied and explored spiritual transformation, trauma recovery, shamanism, hypnotherapy, breathwork, and energy psychology. Dr. Farmer brings a wealth of skills and experience to his writing, teaching, and healing work. He offers clients a unique and powerful synthesis of his many years of experience as a shamanic practitioner, spiritual psychotherapist, hypnotherapist, Soul Healer, to afford quick, effective, and long lasting results. His dynamic and entertaining teaching style helps workshop participants fully engage in the experiential learning process.
In addition to being a licensed psychotherapist (retired), he is also an ordained minister in the Circle of Sacred Earth Church, and has conducted a number of ceremonies in his role as minister and shamanic practitioner. Dr. Farmer's education includes a B.A. in psychology from the University of California, an M.A. in Counseling Psychology from Chapman University, and a Ph.D. from Madison University. He is passionate about his work, and enjoys hobbies such as singing and songwriting, camping, hiking, and skiing. He makes his home in Dana Point, California with his wife, Jesseca and stepchildren, Serena and Arianna.
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"Alien" Atmosphere Helped Unfreeze Early Earth
Oxygen trapped in 635-million-year-old rocks from the Arctic has revealed that ancient Earth once had an otherworldly atmosphere that might have helped melt millions of years' worth of deep freeze. Analysis of the chemical composition of rocks from the Norwegian island chain of Svalbard shows a surprisingly low amount of a particular type, or isotope, of oxygen. Reduced levels of this isotope are linked to high levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, and the new data suggest ancient Earth might have had 300 to 1,000 times more CO2 than current levels. An atmosphere so rich in CO2 would still be breathable by modern standards, but it would place limits on the growth of life as we know it. "The numbers indicate a very, very different world" than scientists had previously assumed, said study leader Huiming Bao of Louisiana State University. Bao and colleagues think their finding supports the "snowball Earth" theory, which says that snow and ice accumulation worldwide once reached a threshold that caused the entire planet to stay frozen for millions of years. Most scientists believe Earth could only emerge from such a state after ten million years or more, after atmospheric CO2 built up enough to finally trigger melting and lead to a rapid thaw. But Bao notes that there is no direct evidence for high CO2 levels, and it's possible his team's findings are due to a completely unfamiliar interaction between the atmosphere and the biosphere. Bao and colleagues analyzed a compound called sulfate from rocks dated to the Neoproterozoic era, which lasted from a billion to 542 million years ago. Sulfate forms when a charged sulfur atom binds with four oxygen atoms. The complete molecule is highly stable, which makes sulfate a useful tool for studying what types of oxygen atoms were present when the sulfate formed.


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Longtime Fall Out Boy fans will remember when the guys were turned into adorable Happy Tree Friends chipmunks in their 2007 music video for "The Carpal Tunnel of Love." In the latest episode of Hypothetically, we ask the Chicago rockers what cartoon they'd opt to live in now, seven years later.
FOB drummer Andy Hurley opts for Batman: The Animated Series while guitarist Joe Trohman chooses the R. Crumb comic-turned-animated film Fritz the Cat "because it's such a sexy world." Meanwhile, bassist Pete Wentz chooses Teen Titans Go! "because I literally live in that world from the amount I watch it." It's not the first time he's declared his love for the Cartoon Network series.
Singer Patrick Stump takes a different route on the question, telling us why he would not live in the Ghostbusters world. "That is a sad place where all your loved ones die and there's the afterlife, but you put in them in this weird little prison," he explains.
Watch the full interview above to find out whether the Flappy Bird gamers would rather go on tour or make a record with their favorite artist—a topic Pete and Patrick completely disagree on—and more answers to hypothetical questions.


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Everybody wants their goods and services as soon as is humanly possible, if not sooner. But when it comes to tendering payment, well, that sometimes falls by the wayside. Granted, with many businesses, payment is up front, but that's not always the case. Here are some ways that you, as a business owner, can make sure that customers remember your invoices, and consequently get paid faster.
Phone Calls
Boring! Besides, a lot of people have caller ID and voicemail. You'll be lucky to talk to an actual live human being. Anyway, phone calls are so old fashioned. Pass.
Hiding Out In Bushes, and Jumping Out
While it's a safe bet that your customers won't forget you or your invoice, it's safe to say that any money you'd collect would be offset by the legal fees incurred for challenging the restraining order. Pass.
Delivered By Howler Monkeys
Again, very unforgettable. Regrettably, the talents of shrieking and flinging poop are not much sought after when it comes to invoice processing; although they are absolute pre-requisites for a career in politics. Pass.
Create a Video
Imagine the surprise on your clients' faces when they check their Facebook pages and find a video link dedicated just to them! You can have your entire staff get in on the fun of making a zany music video, selecting some omni-present annoying pop song. There is no doubt at all that your customers won't forget anytime soon when they see your employees dancing around while singing:
Hey, you've forgotten
Or are you lazy?
But here's my invoice
So pay it, maybe?
On second thought, that song's been done to death. Pass.
Sad-Eyed Orphans
Take your children, the younger the better, dress them in rags, give them tin cups, and coach them with phrases like "Please, sir...I haven't eaten solid food in three weeks!" There are few people out there who couldn't help but to be moved by the plight of sad, hungry orphans. If you don't have children, consider borrowing some from a relative, a neighbor down the street, or that obligingly friendly group of tourists. Unfortunately, it may seem exploitive, and who needs the bad press? Pass.
Who can't help but to be delighted by the antics of these jolly harbingers of mirth? Your customers will be positively enchanted by the clowns' garish clothing, their painted soulless eyes, and rictus grins frozen on their pale as death faces, as they clutch the invoice in one hand and knock on your customers' windows with the other. At midnight.
Okay, on second thought, skip the clowns. Brrr. Pass.
Better Invoices
On the other hand, all craziness aside, if you want to save energy, money, legal fees and jail time, there's the option of simply making your invoices more eye-catching and engaging. The more your invoices stand out, the more attention they'll attract, and consequently they'll get paid off sooner.
There are many types of invoice software out there that enable you to design your own. Toy around with some designs and come up with something that has some zing to it. As a rule, people open up an invoice, read it, grunt with disapproval, then toss it into the pile of bills to be paid, where it just sort of blends in with the background of paper mountains. Don't go the boring route; make your invoices interesting. Have them reflect the unique characteristics of your business.


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In part one of our 'questions to ask' blog, we shared with you nine things that will impress your interviewer and set you up for that positive call back with a job offer. But with every positive, there comes a negative, specifically that of questions you may be asking during an interview. If you want to never get a call back and ruin your chance at this and future positions at the interviewing company, by all means, ask the following questions. However, if you actually want the job, avoid these questions with your life.
See Part 1, Best Questions to Ask Your Interviewer here.
Here are some examples:
- "What's in it for me?" types of questions
- Don't ask about flexible hours, education reimbursement, benefits, salary, time off, etc. during the interview. It shows that you might only be interested because of these benefits. Only ask those questions if you should receive an offer. Only then is it okay to ask and discuss those benefits.
- What does your company do? This is a BIG one. This would absolutely tell the hiring manager that you have done zero research beforehand.
- Did I get the job? You must have patience! This type of question puts employers on the spot. Instead ask about the next steps in the process.
- How long will I have to wait until I can get promoted? This might show that you aren't interested in the initial position you are interviewing for. You are simply wanting to move onto something bigger and better. Let's face it, we all are! If you are curious about potential promotion opportunities, try and phase the question a little more like this, "What are some of the opportunities for growth in this organization?"
- Don't ever address your own concerns/weaknesses to the hiring manager UNLESS they bring them up first. If that happens, always bring up the strengths that overcome the weaknesses or how you've managed to turn that weakness into a strength. Example: "I couldn't handle so many different projects on my plate at once so I decided to work on my time management. I made a list of everything that I had to do and marked them off once I completed a section or whole task." Basically, you took a stressful situation and implemented great time management to better yourself.
- Do you do background checks or drug tests? What could you be hiding? This would throw up red flags for any employer.
As with any interview, always do your research before the actual interview. It could be that there was a bit of information you found on the company website that prompted you to ask a question. It shows that you did your homework and are curious to hear more! There are plenty of websites to help you with additional questions to ask and what kind of answers you might expect to hear. Remember that interviewing is a two way street and that asking certain questions can land you the job!
Related Job-Seeker Tips
- After the Interview… What's Next?
- Resume Do's and Don'ts: 13 Things that Get Your Resume Noticed
- Resume Do's and Don'ts: 10 Things that Land Your Resume in the Trash
- The 9 Best Things You Can Ask Your Interviewer
- Job Seeker Interview Tips: Perfecting the Phone Interview
- Job Seeker Interview Tips: Successfully Navigating a Skype Interview
- Job Seeker Interview Tips: Closing the Deal in an In-Person Interview


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I feel good to be an American today! And that's all I'm gonna say.
Photo courtesy of +fatman+.
I feel good to be an American today! And that's all I'm gonna say.
Photo courtesy of +fatman+.
Posted by sfgirlbybay at 8.11.06
here! here!
Hey, let's keep the commentary focused on design! Unless of course flame wars and diminished readership is something that appeals to you.
wow, what can I say, i think it's great no matter what the outcome that so many americans came out to vote and say what they had to say. you can do what you will with that, but that's something very positive.
2000 and 2004 also had very high election day turnouts; did those strike you as "something very positive"?
This is your blog and you can post what you want, but it would be a shame to see it ruined. I already read a lot of political blogs and sites, so if this is going to veer from design my interest will evaporate extremely quickly.
Chill out Sydney! Your tone needs to mellow out.
sydney - i was very encouraged in 2004 and am so glad to see people out voting as they did then. it's something i believe strongly in.
however, this is one day in over 6 months of writing my blog that i choose to say something about the state of america. and if i am happy about change i am glad i can say so.
i doubt you really think i'm going to go off on political tirades, i think after reading my blog as long as you have you know that. i have no plans to be commenting on politics as any regular agenda. as you said, that's not the point of my blog. but should you choose not to read any longer, i'll miss you. cheers!
I love your blog. And one of the things I like about blogging in general is how "democratic" it is. (Not in the partisan "democratic/republican" sense of the word...but in the original latin "democratia" sense of the word.) I do not choose my friends, reading materials, websites, etc. based upon their political leanings...but by their content.
Your personality really comes through on your blog. I'd hate to see you censor yourself for the sake of political correctness.
If you start advocating putting plastic covers on couches...I may re-think my position.
Until then...blog on.
I love your blog too.
"I feel good to be an American today! And that's all I'm gonna say." could mean many things -- happy that Arnold won, that Rumsfeld "resigned", that Prop 90 lost...
I don't find it remotely offensive. Nor, it appears, do the majority of your readers. Which is irrelevent anyway, since it's your blog, not mine. Gotta love that first amendment!
Just a statement of fact: if the blog is going to turn into "Let's have some politics with this new chair" then interest in it will diminish. This is Victoria's site and if this is how she wants to proceed than that is her prerogative, but it will be a shame to lose a good design source over subject matter that in no way relates to or enhances the supposed focus of the site. AT is a minefield and Maxwell is smart enough to keep the focus on design; do you want to invite in a whole host of problems when it is so unnecessary?
Sydney - you're a loyal reader and i love and appreciate that. but you know in your heart that's not where i'm going. it's one day, it's what i believe and i hope and trust that you will accept that. i have no intention of blogging on the state of the nation here.
however...perhaps I wil start another blog with that intent in mind!
caffeine - i was gonna do the plastic slipcovers tomorrow - damn!
thanks everybody - it's been a stirring debate!
now, let's all just get along. :) xo
Wow. I was just going to say how I agreed with you but...what just happend? I think your blog is great and I enjoy that everyday life pops up in your posts now and again. Keep up the great work!
Yikes, Syndey, I appreciate the fact that you want to keep the focus on design but design is influenced by the values, attitudes, beliefs and daily routines of the person who is doing the designing.
Our words reflect our reality and that just happened to be Victoria's "reality" for the day...Victoria, I love your site and your words could have been interpreted in many ways. Be yourself and those who like it will continue to read avidly....Thanks for a great photo for the day!!! :)
I love the photo, great color, and that you had a feeling to convey along with the image. This is what attracts me to blogs - why I keep reading this - we have freedom of speech on blogs that we just don't have anymore when we are writing for someone else. At least that's how I see it.
On (sorta) another note, do you own Paul Smith's book: You Can Find Inspiration in Everything (and if you can't, look again). I am a FIRM believer in this. FIRM. I think we can learn from everything in life, bad and good, and even our creativity is affected by, oftentimes, totally UNRELATED experiences in life.
I love your blog - I don't know what I'd do without it.
That photo is gorgeous! You caught my feelings exactly. I wonder what it is about that blue that doesn't make the photo seem melancholy? It seems open and hopeful. Or maybe I'm just projecting...
Though I don't appreciate it when people use established arenas to suddenly tout a political agenda, I absolutely think that it's appropriate to make references to the rest of the world in general. Victoria, I certainly didn't get the sense that you were trying to use your blog, a new-yet-already-estabished design source, to force your political viewpoint. In fact, it would be a shame to have to isolate each part of our lives from the others. My home and design aesthetic has pieces of my personal values all over it. Thanks, Victoria, for making your statement on such an important day in our country.
thanks so much everybody for these thought provoking comments (sydney, you too, since you instigated this healthy conversation!). no matter what our views, i find it encouraging and uplifting that people are talking about issues again and really taking part in the political process.
i also find it quite interesting that although this is a design blog (and i do try in to include cultural and topical events as well), that I think this may be the most comments one of my posts has ever received!
perhaps we need a political forum more than we thought. it won't be here, per se, but i always look forward to all my readers' comments.
bring it! and have a great day!


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