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This cool and contemporary wine bar cum restaurant serves a delightful array of tapas, pub food and light meals. As is naturally suggested by the name, you can pair any item with amazing wine of your choice. Regular wine tastings are held. 10 Chapters serves breakfast, lunch and early dinners. Booking is advised.
Once upon a time, long long ago, there was a beautiful Victorian house in a small, romantic little town. It was situated at number 5 Ryneveld Street - a place we now call home.
When conceptualizing our new restaurant, we became aware of the special qualities of the number five. Five is the number of harmony and balance. Five is the number of perfection. Five is the number of senses in the human body - touch, taste, smell, hearing and sight. Five is the number of basic tastes - sweet, sour, salt, bitter and umami.
Our restaurant comprises five rooms namely the dining room, study, library, bedroom and radio lounge.
We welcome you to 5 Ryneveld, where we will provide you with an exciting dining experience, stimulating your five senses by exploring the five basic tastes.
5 Ryneveld is a cute and quirky meeting place for those embracing a playful and sophisticated atmosphere. It will be shaped by the friends, family and other warm-hearted people who meet, eat and play there.
Welcome home...welcome to 5 Ryneveld.
Set deep in the stunning countryside of Helderberg is 96 Winery Road.
The main menu is updated four times a year, while the seasonal menu changes much more frequently, nearly every day.
A very impressive wine list, comprising around 250 wines leave diners truly spoilt for choice.
Located along Dirkie Uys Street, Al Dente is your traditional trattoria. A delightful venue offering the usual Italian delights tossed with the welcoming aroma of homemade sauces and crusty pizzas.
Fresh pasta takes centre stage accompanied by a small wine list and imported Italian blends too.
Popular dishes such as steaming Napolitano pasta speaks volumes yet remains simple with distinctive flavours and heaps of fresh ingredients.
The deli offers homemade pasta, cured meats and imported Italian ingredients.
Superb Mediterranean cuisine, with a particular emphasis on the best that Italian fare has to offer is the order of the day at Allora, Franschhoek.
A cosy interior makes this spot a great venue for colder weather and when the sun is shining, a courtyard area accommodates those who prefer to dine al fresco.
A superb spot to enjoy a culinary journey to the Med, give Allora Ristorante a try.
Stellenbosch's Kayamandi (an informal settlement area) may not scream location- location- location for restaurant venue, but is home to AmaZink Eatery. The restaurant delivers a novel African eating experience that embraces and simultaneously invests in the local Stellenbosch community.
The African theme of the restaurant is seen through to every detail. The décor is bold and loud in colour and service is hearty and friendly. All the traditional fare is unpretentious and prepared on wood burning fires. Even the beer is home brewed. Expect local favourites like pap and wors, but perhaps not quite as rustic as authenticity demands. With Bertus Basson (celebrity chef and co-owner of Overture Restaurant) overseeing the menu, there is a definite contemporary take on the local delicacies.
The restaurant offers a wine list that supports farmers in the immediate vicinity.
With prominent businessmen investing, AmaZink Eatery forms part of the Ikhaya Trust Centre and is driven to make a contribution to the social uplifting of the area. Inline with the venture's policy, only locals to Kayamandi are employed at AmaZink.
There are over 237 local Spur steak branches and 28 international ones. Spur offers hearty and satisfying meals with great value for money. The steak ranch is famous for their classic burgers made from AAA-grade beef, served with the crispiest chips and Spur's own recipe for the tastiest onion rings.
Every branch is lively, vibrant and incredibly family friendly. There is a kiddies menu and a lovely entertainment area for children. The food is generously portioned, extremely tasty and brilliantly priced.
Apprentice Restaurant, formally known as L'Olive, situated on Stellenbosch's bustling Andringa Street, is a sought after dining establishment. Home to the Culinary Institute, this restaurant offers food that appeals to the senses.
The restaurant is training school for students who have chosen cooking as a career, but patrons would be far off the mark to expect anything less than being plated up food of exceptional quality.
Not only is breakfast, lunch and dinner served in style, the décor of the eatery is bright and inviting in a relaxed upmarket manner, however, the best seats remain out of house on the pavement, where guests can soak up the Stellenbosch vibe.
The dinner menu is offers a selection of meat dishes from Lamb Rump, Kudu Loin to Quail. Desserts are wickedly decadent with impossible to resist choices like Chocolate Marble Pavlova and Tiramisu with Rum and Espresso.
Since the restaurant is a learning arena, the menu also has a glossary of terms (in case the menu is all French to you).
Here you can enjoy high quality and authentic Italian food straight out of Mama's kitchen - or so it seems.
The elegant and stylish interior speaks of Italy, and you can easily imagine that you're sitting in Tuscany, Siena or Sicily. Traditional Italian food gets served and you can pick an choose from the long list of pizzas and pastas that taste as authentic as they smell and look.
A great, extensive wine list is available and the best coffee will end your meal.
Apre's is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner from 9 am until 9:30 pm. If it is a taste of Italy you are looking for, pop in.
Aristata Restaurant forms part of the Protea Hotel in Technopark Stellenbosch. Expect a full buffet breakfast menu as well as menus for lunch and dinner.
Much can be said of the restaurant's scenic location. It commands splendid views of the picturesque surroundings and has an outdoor deck for sipping sundowners and taking early evening meals. A range of snacks and light meals are also served throughout the day.
For those that require some formality, the indoor dining area calls for a smarter dress code in its subtle, yet sophisticated setting. With a menu that offers traditional South African fare, guests can enjoy the overall experience of Aristata. Diners may round off their meal with the best of wine that is sourced locally.
The restaurant also makes for an ideal venue, be it for a wedding or a corporate function.
Asta La Pasta is a quaint, small Italian restaurant in Stellenbosch. Yummy, creamy and non-creamy authentic Italian pasta can be enjoyed here in a warm cosy setting. A variety of drinks are also available and guests can dine alfresco. The restaurant is family friendly and is open from Monday to Friday from 10 am until 8 pm and on Saturdays from 10 am until 3 pm.
Set on the western slopes of the beautiful Helderberg mountain is the Avontuur Estate restaurant.
The welcoming and relaxed atmosphere is enhanced by a mix of old and new decor as well as a airy terrace complete with pagodas covered in grapevines.
For a truly decadent but relaxing environment and a very memorable dining experience, the Avontuur Estate restaurant is the place to be.
Nestled in the breathtaking Drakenstein Valley, cradled between Franschoek and Paarl, Babel paints a picturesque setting, flanked by mountains and 200 h of vineyard and farmlands.
This inspiring setting captures the imagination of ex Elle Deco Editor – Karen Roos, who transformed Babel into a place of inspirational beauty.
On summery days, sit outside under the Plain trees soaking up the setting and a hearty Babel Breakfast brimming with fresh juices, homemade muesli, thick and creamy yogurt and local produce from the farm.
Cooler days are warmed by the chic and elegant décor set within the glass-enclosed restaurant where the aroma of freshly prepared seasonal dishes wet the appetite.
Discover a haven of peace and tranquility, set in beautiful surroundings, and the taste of food inspired by the seasons, prepared straight from the garden onto your plate.
Fresh ingredients grace dishes prepared home-style, using the freshest South African ingredients and tried and tested recipes.
Balmy summer days extend a warm welcome with a traditional lamb on the spit, served with salads, vegetables and roast potatoes everyday and winters combine a three course meal consisting of starters, mains and desert every Sunday.
Spend long lazy afternoons soaking up sun and live music drifting through the air, as the aroma of succulent lamb on the spit wets the appetite complimented by fine wines at Backsberg Restaurant.
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Starting Off: Coming off a convincing 6-1 victory in the quarterfinals on Sunday (Nov. 2), the Butler women's soccer team continues its trek towards the Horizon League Championship when it takes on No. 1 seed and host Loyola in the semifinals on Friday (Nov. 7) beginning at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time (4:00 p.m. Central) at the Loyola Soccer Park. The winner advances to the championship match on Sunday (Nov. 9) beginning at 2:00 p.m. ET/1:00 p.m. CT.
The Only Blemish: Butler handed the Ramblers their only loss in league play this year, as junior Molly Kruger delivered the game-winner off a free kick in the final minute of the second overtime to give the Bulldogs a 1-0 decision. Butler finished the match with a 16-11 edge on shots and an 8-4 margin in shots on goal.
How We Got Here: The Bulldogs advanced to the semifinals of the Horizon League Championship after rolling past Detroit, 6-1, in the quarterfinals on Sunday (Nov. 2) at the Butler Bowl. Junior Molly Kruger provided all the scoring Butler would need in the first half, netting her 10th and 11th goals of the season in the first 23 minutes of play. Junior Lindsey Fox added two goals of her own in the second half before the Titans managed to get on the board to break-up the shut-out. A late goal by sophomore Lauren Papierski and a Detroit own goal in the final minute of play sealed the convincing win.
This Weekend's Match-up: The Bulldogs hold a 13-5-1 all-time record against Loyola, including their 1-0, double-overtime victory in Indianapolis earlier this season. Butler has not fared as well against the Ramblers in the league tournament, however, with Loyola winning contests in 2003 (1-0) and 2006 (3-1). However, the Bulldogs are 6-3 against the Ramblers when playing in Chicago.
A Helping Hand: While Butler's scoring total in its match against Detroit was impressive, it's assist figure stands out even more. The Bulldogs' eight helpers in the match broke the school's single-match record of seven, while nearly as impressive was the fact that a different player registered each assist.
Not A Bad First Year: Molly Kruger currently leads the Bulldogs with 30 points on 11 goals and eight assists. In fact, all three of her statistics are among the best single-season marks in school history. Her 30 points are the fourth-most all-time, her eight assists are tied for fifth and her 11 scores are tied for the ninth-best single-season total in the record books.
Trio Earns All-League Honors: A trio of Bulldogs was recognized with Horizon League post season awards, as junior midfielder Molly Kruger, junior defender Abbie Kaul and sophomore midfielder Courtney Lord were named to all-league teams. Kruger earned mention on the all-league first team and the all-newcomer squad, while Kaul and Lord were both tabbed to the all-league second team. Both Kaul and Lord earned their second mentions on the all-league team with Kaul earning first team recognition last season and Lord receiving a spot on the all-newcomer team a year ago.
Cox, Kruger Named To Academic All-District
Squad: After performing at an exceptional level both on
the playing field and in the classroom, Morgan Cox and Molly Kruger
were both named to the CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic
All-District V First Team. With their First Team bids, the two
Butler juniors will be in the running for the Academic All-America
Team, which will be voted on by CoSIDA members on Nov. 11 before
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The Conversionator™ V3 N41: Weekly Insights and Ideas
This week's edition includes website design suggestions, tips on optimizing social networks for SEO, 7 social psychology studies to help improve conversions, how to optimize product reviews, and website usability ideas to boost site confidence:
– Creative Guerrilla Marketing's When NOT to Be a Guerrilla: Website Design 101, shares guest contributor Shanna Mallon's suggestions for when and why it makes more sense to be bland and boring to achieve the best results.
– To help you get more from your local search optimization strategy, Portent's How to Optimize Social Networks for Local SEO explains why you can't ignore social optimization, how to align your social networks with your website information and where to start your local social optimization strategy
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Since we last visited ClubMaryCarey...
Big-boobed blonde babes with their own websites are a dime a dozen, but how many of them have run for governor in the state of California? To tell you the truth, I don't really know. That said, I do know for a fact that the star of Club Mary Carey attempted to get elected back in 2003 and ended up placing tenth out of 135 candidates.
As if the name didn't give it away, ClubMaryCarey is a website dedicated to pornstar Mary Carey. With long, blonde hair, a lovely face, a great body and 36DD fake tits, she's definitely easy on the eyes. She's also someone who deserves to have her own website. You'll be happy to know that it isn't designed to promote her politics, but rather to let you see what she looks like naked.
Mary not only disrobes, but she also masturbates. Sometimes using her fingers is enough, but more often than not she likes to use a toy to get herself off. The movies are incredibly hot, but they're a little short. As it stands, there are 76 videos. Unfortunately, she hasn't added a new one in more than six months.
A nice thing about the movies is that they can all be downloaded as good-quality Windows Media files as well as QuickTime files or Full HD MP4s for the newer ones. There are versions for mobile devices, too. If you prefer, you can stream the movies in an embedded Flash player.
There are also 151 sets of high-res pics that you can view in a hands-free slideshow and download in Zip files. In the photos you'll see Mary posing, stripping, showing off her beautiful breasts and playing with her pussy. For better or for worse, she always appears alone. I should mention that over three months have passed since she last updated this section of her site.
For more hot porn you can check out the 10 bonus sites, including the likes of Club Nikki Nova and Amber At Home. There are also live cam shows to check out. I want to mention that the network's homepage is where you'll find a link to an advanced search engine and you can search by a combination of sites, whether it's just one, a few at a time or a whole slew all at once.
If you consider yourself a fan of Mary's, you'll want to sign up today. Club Mary Carey offers enough to keep you busy for a while and the extras assure that you can keep the good times rollin' even after you've seen all that she has to offer. The slow updating might irk some of you, though.
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the worst site i have ever joined; no ziped photosets, poor and short vedeos, no hardcore and you can't acces to the bonus
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A pornstar with no hardcore porn with guys or girls, but if you want to spend $25.00 on 35 solo 6 minute movies of a pornstar then join. Not worth it at all.


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In a statement from Dr. David Rankin, Southern Arkansas University president and chairman of the board of the Arkansas Association of Public Universities states:
"The board of the Arkansas Association of Public Universities has decided not to continue the employment of Tim Wooldridge as executive director of the organization.
"We appreciate Tim's service to the association and wish him the best in his future endeavors. The presidents and chancellors of the association's member institutions will discuss the future leadership of the organization in the coming months."
Wooldridge was running on the Democratic ticket against Chad Causey for retiring Congressman Marion Berry's 1st District seat. Causey defeated Wooldridge in the primaries, and will be on the November ballot against Republican Rick Crawford.
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When there are multiple suspicion profiles for an IBM Rational Requirements Composer (RRC) project, users can set any of those as the profile for their login for that project. Users may see different suspect links, artifacts and report unexpected results if a different or incorrect profile is set for their login in a project.
A user may not see suspect links that another user sees in an RRC project or they see different suspect links.
Either no suspicion profile is selected for the user or the wrong suspicion profile is selected.
Resolving the problem
While logged into an RRC project as a user who does not see suspect links or sees unexpected suspect links, click the Suspicion Profiles icon to view all Suspicion Profiles and select a Suspicion Profile. While viewing an artifact, the Overview menu will also have a value for the 'Is Suspect' field. If the value is the default, 'Select a Profile', no profile has been set for this user in the current project.
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Sen. Shadid Donates Campaign Funds to Bradley
August 15, 2013
Retired State Senator George Shadid is donating his remaining campaign funds to Bradley University. Shadid announced that he will donate $25,000 to the George P. Shadid Jr. Scholarship fund and $11,730 to the Institute for Principled Leadership in Public Service (IPL). Shadid says he chose these programs because they are designed to develop leaders who will have a significant and positive impact on our region in the future.
During his time in the state senate, Shadid was known for his bipartisanship efforts. Brad McMillan, Executive Director of the IPL says the Institute strives to teach the type of bipartisanship that Shadid's career embodied. "Senator Shadid has a long history of working across the aisle for the good of this region. He worked closely with then Congressman LaHood on the I74 reconstruction project and other leaders on projects like the UICOMP Cancer Research Center and the Peoria Riverfront Museum. He reached across party lines to make good things happen. That's the type of leadership the Institute seeks to promote."
Nathan Thomas, Interim Vice President of Student Affairs at Bradley, says the donation to the George P. Shadid Jr. scholarship fund within the Lewis J. Burger Center for Student Leadership and Public Service will help enhance the education of our students and future leaders. "Senator Shadid dedicated his life to leadership and service within our community. This scholarship models Senator Shadid's example in allowing our students to focus on their education, while committing themselves, beyond the norm, to leadership and service."
The scholarship helps support the Bradley University Fellows. In this program 15 freshmen Fellows are selected and commit to leadership, volunteerism and service. "Our goal is to develop student leaders on campus and future leaders for the region and beyond," Thomas says.
Senator Shadid was first elected to the state senate in 1993 and retired December 2006.


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- Vision test: Yes.
- Written test: If license has been expired 12 months or longer.
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H5 too slow ?
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H5 too slow ?
After using for more than 10 years a Canon EOS 50, I have decided to go for a digital camera and just bought an H5. The quality of pictures is good but I'm really ennoyed by the speed of the camera. I have a 6 month old daughter and it seems than I can't catch a smile. Does the use of the flash makes it really slow ? Is this normal for the H5 or is it me which can't use it right ?
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|Harassed for taking photos in Los Angeles
June 1, 2008
On the way to the National Photographers Rights Day meetup in Hollywood I heard about the fire at Universal City which had apparently been burning for 5 hours already and was still going. So I swung by there which ended up taking a few hours which meant I didn't get to the meetup until 2pm at Union Station.
Finding the group was pretty easy, large groups with camera gear stand out in a crowd :) The group was great and I'd love to get together again in the future. Security didn't hassle us at any time, though they did often "keep an eye" on us. Several other paid photo shoots were going on as well, but since they tended to be transitory (they didn't stay in one place for more than a few minutes) they didn't seem to be hassled either.
After the group broke up around 3 I decided to walk from Union Station to Pico Station to take the Red Line back to my car. On the way I got a few interesting shots. There was a mexican singer and a native american group performing (not together).
Then I got to Upper Grand & 3rd St. and I came upon the California Plaza. A pair of buildings at 52 and 42 stories tall.
The reflection off the glass facades were just excellent so I stopped to try to capture it.
I wasn't done with my first four photos when I heard security approaching. I was looking straight up the building playing with the geometric patterns of the building when I heard "sir, sir. sir, you can't take photos here." After taking my last shot I lowered the camera and said "oh, sorry, I'll get off your property" and I moved about 10 feet back over the brass property line. From there we continued our conversation, me on the sidewalk and the building security on their side. They never left their property, and I never went off the sidewalk.
When the security supervisor came out I told him I was going to take some video:
Then they walked away, and I continued taking pictures. A few minutes later I had made it about a half a block which put me right near their lobby. The supervisor came out again, this time he attempted to get me to leave using kindness. He wanted me to "do him a favor" and leave. I said that my civil rights were very important to me, and that I wouldn't censor myself to appease him or his building's owner. He used the statement "since 9/11." as if that explained everything.
I asked why they don't harass people with cell phone cameras and he said that only "pro" cameras (ie, detachable lenses) were against their rules. I tried to ask why detachable lenses were more "terroristic" but he dodged the question. I also asked what about my behavior made me a terrorist to him, but he just reiterated that it was "against the rules". I kindly reminded him that I was on public property and not breaking any laws. That's when he asked me to do him a favor and stop. I said no.
He finally leaves, and as he's leaving I see him meet up with a plainclothes, I took a photo of them because I think he's their "undercover" private security for the building.
A few minutes after that I was crossing the street and a purple shirted fellow on a bicycle said hello to me. They're the "Purple Patrol" which is private security group that covers the entire downtown area. Their job is to keep an eye out and report any problems, they're not armed and the guy I talked to was very friendly. Just as we were exchanging names I heard a call go out over his radio describing me and we both had a laugh at it. We chatted for a few minutes, then he said he'd go talk to the security supervisor who was across the street watching us from their property line. I said that "I know I'm being a jerk, but I know that for every 20 people the building harasses, 19 of them will back down, and I think that's wrong."
I had taken all the photos I wanted, so I continued walking all the way around the building. At the other end there's a reflecting pool, which had the building in it as well as another building being reflected off the reflection. As I stopped to take that photo the original lady who had stopped me happened to round the corner on her normal patrol. Her surprised reaction was "Haven't you learned your lesson yet?" My witty comeback was "My lesson? You're the ones trying to censor people." We chatted for a second and I told her I knew she was just doing her job, she looked like she was on my side but didn't want to get fired.
I think it's wrong for the building's owners to try to censor photos of their building. Their building isn't secret, there's already millions of photos of it on the internet. Preventing photos from nice cameras won't increase their security. Harassing photographers is unethical and bad PR. If they want to try to make their case, please tell me 1) How does telling someone to stop taking photos of the building stop terrorism, 2) Why "detachable lens" cameras are more terroristic than other cameras, and 3) Why do they think it's okay to try to enforce their rules on someone not on their property?
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Hello, I feel that I was harassed by your security personnel at California Plaza in downtown Los Angeles. On June 1st at around 4:30pm I was walking around the city taking photos of all the wonderful architecture this fine city has to offer. As I'm sure you know, One and Two California Plaza are tall skyscrapers with all-glass facades. That day there were beautiful reflections of the surrounding buildings on your glass. I hadn't stopped for 30 seconds before your security personnel came up and told me I wasn't allowed to take photos.
As I'm sure you know, there's nothing illegal about taking photos of public places or buildings.
The security supervisor was polite, but I feel that he was trying to censor me and to enforce the "building's policies" on the public sidewalk. He spent over half an hour trying to get me to leave the sidewalk. Singling out photographers and inferring that they are terrorists has really angered me so I've put up a web page that details my confrontation. I'm going to put up links to your site, and a copy of this email. If you would like your response posted there as well, please reply and I will include it.
Again, your employee was courteous, but he was enforcing a rule that goes against what makes this country great - freedom.
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Novatel sees a bright future for its new wireless device MiFi, which accesses the Internet from almost anywhere, for five users at once.
With consumer technology, there are two flavors of cool: gear that becomes a mainstream sensation and products that, for whatever reason, can't cross the popularity divide.
In the first category, think Amazon.com's Kindle electronic reader or almost anything beginning with a lower case "i." In the second, think Slingbox, which lets users tap into their home TV and watch it anywhere via Web-connected laptops or cell phones.
Novatel Wireless, an under-the-radar San Diego company that makes wireless gear for connecting computers to the Internet, has a new device – MiFi – that it thinks could cross that bridge as more people demand Web access everywhere they go.
MiFi is a sleek box the size of a half-dozen stacked credit cards. It essentially uses a cellular connection to create a WiFi Internet bubble almost anywhere the user is – at the beach, in a car – eliminating the need to find WiFi hot spots in a coffee shop or hotel to gain access the Web.
With MiFi, up to five laptops or other WiFi enabled devices can share the high-speed connection at once. There's nothing to plug in or install, no air cards or USB dongles. MiFi runs for about four hours on one battery charge. Subscriptions through Sprint and Verizon range from $40 to $60 a month using the carriers' speedy 3G cellular networks.
The wireless carriers sell MiFi devices for about $100, after rebates, when a contract is signed.
A must-have-Web-access-everywhere mentality may sound more geeky than mainstream. But Novatel recently surprised Wall Street analysts by revealing it had received $100 million in orders for the MiFi since the product was launched just two months ago.
"This provides clear evidence of the demand for MiFi, and we believe it is shaping up to be the best and most important product introduction in our history," said Novatel Chief Executive Peter Leparulo in a conference call with analysts.
Novatel makes USB plug-in cards for laptops that enable Internet connections, as well as embedded data modems. With MiFi, it claims to have created a new product category that lies between USB access cards and smart phones.
Some analysts are skeptical that the current high volume of MiFi orders is sustainable. They expect competitors to roll out similar products relatively soon.
Others think that more software features must be added to the MiFi to give the product legs with consumers over the long haul.
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Eddie Palmieri, known for his charismatic power and bold innovative drive, has a musical career that spans over 50 years as a bandleader of Salsa and Latin Jazz orchestras. With a discography that includes 36 titles, Mr. Palmieri has been awarded nine Grammy Awards. Born in Spanish Harlem in 1936, Eddie began piano studies at an early age, as did his celebrated older brother, the late Salsa legend and pianist, Charlie Palmieri. For Latin New Yorkers of Eddie's generation, music was a vehicle out of El Barrio. At age 11, he auditioned at Weil Recital Hall, which is next door to Carnegie Hall, a venue as far from the Bronx as he could imagine. Possessed by a desire to play the drums, Palmieri joined his uncle's orchestra at age 13, where he played timbales. Says Palmieri, "By 15, it was good-bye timbales and back to the piano until this day. I'm a frustrated percussionist, so I take it out on the piano."
Eddie Palmieri embraces the future of his music by blazing a distinctive musical path to the delight of fans across the globe. He has one of the most actively touring Salsa and Latin Jazz orchestras to date, tours of which have taken him to Europe, Asia, Australia, Latin America, North Africa and throughout the Caribbean. A true powerhouse of brilliance known for his astute arranging skills and historic compositions, Mr. Palmieri has shown that time is infinite with respect to his repertoire as he continues to thrill audiences with his legendary style.
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In 1983, Felix Hernandez began a two-year project travelling the U.S. collecting hundreds of hours of interviews with R&B artists. Some of the interview material was used for a 13-part radio show called Harlem Hit Parade, which was syndicated to 70 NPR stations in the mid-80's.
In 1986, Felix introduced Rhythm Revue, New York's first radio show devoted exclusively to "classic" soul and R&B. It premiered on WBGO. It also aired on New York stations WTJM (Jammin'105) and KISS-FM. In 1989, Felix was awarded a major production grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the NEA for BluesStage, a weekly radio series hosted by Tony-winner Ruth Brown and writer/director Melvin Van Peebles. BluesStage ran six years on 200+ NPR stations, with blues and R&B performances recorded and produced by Hernandez on location at clubs and festivals nationwide. The original BluesStage recordings will be donated to an educational institution dedicated to the study of African-American music.
In 1991, Felix did his first Rhythm Revue Dance Party at Tramps in New York City. The party outgrew Tramps and moved to the Roseland Ballroom, where it's been held since 1992. Felix's mix of classic soul, disco and funk consistently draws a crowd of 2,500 to 3,500 dancers.
In addition to the regular dance parties, Felix hosts a series of free dances at various parks in New York City during the summer months. These events are free and open to the public, and are sponsored by the City Parks Foundation. Felix has dedicated much of his time to community and fundraising events.
It will stop off in the Middle East & Africa, over to Brazil, Colombia & the Caribbean, up to New Orleans & landing in his hometown, Brooklyn NYC! Nickodemus been touring as a DJ & collaborating with musicians all over the World since 1996! He has three albums & remix albums called "Engangered Species" "Sun People" & "Moon People" as well as eight Turntables on the Hudson compilations to date. His songs can also be found on 100's of compilations as well as several movies & TV shows including: Battle in Seattle, Sex in the City, Dancing With the Stars, True Blood & commercials such as iTUNES, Revlon, Heineken & Michelobe.
In his remix machine, Nickodemus has done mixes for a wide range of artists including: Billy Holiday, Nina Simone, Bebel Gilberto, Sultan Khan, Omar Farul Tekbilek, Thievery Corporation, Astor Piazzolla, The Pimps of Joytime & many more. His latest project on self-owned WONDERWHEEL Recordings, comes after a successful launch of Next Aid in South Africa during the World Cup. It includes recordings & mixes of songs from children in the The Earthchild Project in Capetown. When he's not out on tour, in the studio or eating pizza, he saves 1st Fridays @ Cielo & special outdoor events for his eclectic & energetic event called Turntables on the Hudson!
Will Holland is a British born Musician, Producer & DJ making Soul, Electronic & Latin Music saturated in the tropical soundwaves of the Carribean. Currently working from his Sonido del Valle studio base in the highlands of Bogota, Colombia, Holland has developed a sound that bridges heritage and progression, marrying spontaneous musicianship with deep, exciting tonality. Holland is currently at work on his fourth Quantic record, which will be his fifteenth studio album to date. The album is to feature influences from Ethiopian Jazz to Haitian Compas, Salsa Dura from his Colombian homestead to Detroit techno, with electric sub bass and beat programming, All part of Quantic's trademark sound. Holland records and mixes from his own Sonido del Valle studio where he utilises a range of vintage studio equipment, working as part sound engineer, musician and producer to procure a rich and original sound.
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It's a brave new world when the protagonist of a comic is akin to Hannibal Lecter. Cannibalism is a nefarious term associated with the savage and depraved. Leave it to John Layman and Rob Guillory to redefine the rules with their ever-popular and Eisner Award-winning comic series, Chew, published by Image Comics. Chew takes place in a reality where fowl meat is banned after a bird flu epidemic annihilated 23 million Americans. The protagonist is Tony Chu, an FDA Agent who inhales his way to the truth; food consumption grants him supernatural projections of whatever he devours. His partner is John Colby, a man turned cyborg who's a bit of a loose cannon (I'll delve into that later).
Chew #31 begins with the aftermath of a funeral. Tony, accompanied by his family and John, has just buried his fraternal twin sister, Antonelle "Toni" Chu. Layman does a great job of cluing newcomers in on the significance of these heroic siblings. Tony is cibopathic; he downloads the comprehensive history of whatever he bites. Toni, the yin to his yang, was cibovoyant; she could glimpse the future of whatever she ate. You have to respect Layman's design of their powers. It's not as simple as telepathy. This is a world centered around food, some acceptable and others illegal. Therefore, it makes sense that these powers involve chomping down to gain insight.
Sadly, no amount of data can rationalize matters of the heart. Tony's grief is like a cloud two layers thick; he lost his wife, Min, to brain cancer and his sister to a cibopathic vampire hungry for more abilities (He's taking a page out of Sylar's playbook of Heroes fame). Rather than dwell on it, Tony buries himself in a new case where people are being incinerated. This leads to some comical imagery and captions, displaying the fluidity of Guillory's caricatures with Layman's cutlines. One frame features a mall Santa set ablaze with two distraught boys in his lap. Dubbed, "Santa Searing," the St. Nicholas impostor seems to scream in agony while the children cry and are terrified. Layman embeds alliteration in his subtitles, too; he brands one panel, "Comic Convention Combustion." The phrase is painfully accurate as a chubby cosplayer begins to ignite near a booth of stupefied comic creators.
Munching on a charbroiled arm, Tony discovers the culprit, Thin-Ex Industries, a company attempting to create a hybrid beverage, a diet and energy drink. Much to the corporation's chagrin, it causes those who drink it to literally "feel the burn." Further inspective ingestion reveals a cult of egg worshippers are behind everything. They believe those who eat chicken will bring global destruction. The whole idea is ludicrous that it's laughable. Clearly, this was Layman's intent, though. His plot and context are sharp, but his words do get vulgar. The language is for mature audiences only.
The f-bomb is used numerous times by Tony's family and his partner John. You get the feeling Layman is going for a gritty backdrop. It's a secular overtone he's striving for; he wants to make things more realistic. For me, this deviates from escapism, the primary objective of most comics. While a target audience may approve of this less fictional approach, I do not. To me, comics are a release from life's circumstances. You can enter a universe where men can fly, spin webs, and retract adamantium claws among other feats (with the exception of Tony's power, there really isn't much fantasy at work). Superheroes capture our respect with their abilities and moral compass.
Superman is a god among men, but he stays grounded in the principles his adoptive parents instilled in him. Spider-Man could crush someone's throat, but he too is forever governed by his familial bonds. Cussing is a feasible way of emphasizing a hero's mentality during a crisis, but isn't required in excess. I believe Layman is using it to distinguish Tony's detached persona with John's cavalier approach (John is the wilder of the pair, even going so far as to sleep with their boss, Mason Savoy, to give them more leeway). In all fairness, Tony does not swear and he is the hero of this series.
Chew #31 was a decent read for me. I respect Layman's originality in premise and context. I can also say I've never seen a cannibal portrayed as the good guy until I read this. It's always refreshing to have a twist that makes you do a double-take. I also love Layman's inclusion of poetic devices such as alliteration; his captions flow with Guillory's art like peanut butter and jelly. The only turn off was the cussing. It doesn't go well with the ethics of being a hero.
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Have you heard of these self inducing tricks? Did they work?
I am creaping up to my due date and am just curious as to what others have heardm, and may have tried to "self induce" It is my first baby. I have heard of Castor oil, walking in high heels, regular walking, doing squats, sitting on a birthing ball doing hip rotations, jumping jacks, sex, self stimulation, nipple stimulation, and eatting spicy foods, thats about all I can think of right off the top of my head. My mom swears by taking 2 Tbs of Castor oil and walikg up and down the street in high heels worked for her. I also know someone who sat on a ball and swung her hips for 2 days sent her into labor. I guess bottom line, if baby isn't ready to come baby wiont come, but do you think any of these methods actually help "push" things along or was it inevitable that the baby was just ready at that time? At what point do you get so desperate that you are willing to try just about anything to get things moving. I know I am getting pretty close myself to trying all the above!
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Like you said- the baby will come when he/she is ready, but sometimes you do need to move things along! I was having contractions ten minutes apart for DAYS with no progress. Finally, I couldn't take it any longer so I walked and walked until I forced the contractions to come closer together (my obgyn didn't want me to come in until I was having them 5 min apart). THen even when I got there, the nurse made me walk around the birthing center! SO yes- WALK!posted 12/15/2010 by EugeniaB
i have not tryed castrol oil but everyone i know that tryed it in my family had to end up getting a c-section. i really wouldnt say it would be safe!posted 12/17/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
im a mother of 5 with the 6th one due in march and i agree that walking is the best way to go into labor. i didnt have to work at all during any of my pregnancys except for the 2nd. i walked all the time and the end result of that was having my little baby girl 2 weeks early. ALL the rest has been induced! i think it was probbably lack of walking lol!!!posted 12/17/2010 by elizabeth n fernando
I walked a lot, ate spicy food for supper and had gentle sex and 6 hours later I was in labor.posted 12/15/2010 by imShadz
I went hunting with my husband and we walked about two miles to our spot...That afternoon I walked around walmart getting last minute baby stuff and the next morning I was in labor! Walk Walk Walk!posted 12/15/2010 by tameraanderson23
I cleaned the house to get it ready for my baby and walked at night, after all that work next day I was in labor hehehe! Good luck!posted 12/16/2010 by MayaKhalil
Not sure when you're due, but the best thing to do is just walk. I've heard many MANY horror stories about castor oil. It can have some very bad effects if you take too much or if your body just doesn't like it. Self-inducing is not worth risking you or your baby's health. Walk as much as you want though! It doesn't need to be in heals, that will just hurt your back and feet more than anything.posted 12/26/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
Hehe... I was with a friend who tried Caster Oil... it didn't work and we went through an awful lot of toilet paper that night.... I wouldn't recommend.posted 01/02/2011 by Shelly1079
Don't do the castor oil thing! While it may work it just makes your labor messy.posted 12/28/2010 by beatnet
Honestly I think the baby will come when they are ready, I am 39 weeks and have done all the tricks numerous times since 37 weeks. I will say that if walking doesnt induce your labor dont worry, because they say it helps when you actually go into labor. Good Luck!posted 12/28/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
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Basic Drug testing of all infants is legislatively mandated (PL-291/2001). If the newborn's weight is less than 2500 grams and the head is smaller than the 10th percentile for the infant's gestational age when there is no other medical explanation for these conditions a attending doctor can do more then the basic drug test on the child.
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Drug testing of all infants is legislatively mandated (PL-291/2001) If the newborns weight is less than 2500 grams and the head is smaller than the 10th percentile for the infant's gestational age when there is no other medical explanation for these conditions a attending doctor can do the tests even without the mothers consent. Other reasons for testing include if the doctor suspects there is abuse, little or no prenatal care or the child is having withdraw like symptoms.
No this would not be against your fourth amendment rights. When there is suspected abuse (Drug abuse while pregnant would constitute abuse or neglect of the child's well being) the doctors and or officers of the law are permitted to investigate even without parental consent.
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Multimodal therapy embraces technical eclecticism, or the idea that treatment can and should consist of techniques from many different theoretical perspectives, without the clinician necessarily adopting the theoretical basis for those techniques. While Multimodal therapists enjoy a great deal of flexibility in terms of technique selection, they are expected to consult relevant research and to favor research-backed techniques over techniques without research backing. Much emphasis is placed on tailoring treatment to the individual client. What's more, rather than using traditional diagnostic nomenclature, Multimodal therapy uses several methods to identify specific problems within the various BASIC I.D. modalities and proposes specific therapeutic interventions for each identified problem.
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CBT has been shown to be effective in the treatment of generalized anxiety disorder, and possibly more effective than pharmacological treatments in the long term Cognitive behavioral therapy has also been shown as an effective treatment for clinical depression. The American Psychiatric Association Practice Guidelines (April 2000) indicated that among psychotherapeutic approaches, cognitive behavioral therapy and interpersonal psychotherapy had the best-documented efficacy for treatment of major depressive disorder.
CBT can help patients with severe mental disorders to make sense of experiences that lead to symptoms, and to associate key thoughts and feelings with factors that predispose to or precipitate them. For instance, it can help to make rational connections between precipitating causes such as stimulants or hallucinogenic drugs and symptoms such as psychotic episodes. With the help of a therapist, patients may even devise and carry out behavioral experiments that can help them to learn how to improve their quality of life.
The use of CBT has been extended to children and adolescents with positive results. It is often used to treat major depressive disorder, anxiety disorders, and symptoms related to trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder. CBT has been used with children and adolescents to treat a variety of conditions with good success. CBT is also used as a treatment modality for children who have experienced complex post-traumatic stress disorder and chronic maltreatment.
The multimodal therapist might target each modality in the order in which might be the most helpful in a largely psychoeducational approach.
Problem behaviors might be dealt with through positive or negative reinforcement, counterconditioning, or extinction. Affective responses, or things that deal with unpleasant emotions might be treated with cognitive behavioral type therapy, such as learning to own up to and accept feelings, or abreaction, which is reliving an experience in order to purge it of its emotional excesses; a type of catharsis.
Psychosomatic complaints, or Sensations, may be treated with tension release or sensory pleasuring, positive relaxation imagery and calming techniques. Negative self-images may be treated by creating coping images, meditaition, visualization exercises, and guided imagery. Issues with cognition, or problems with irrational thoughts may be addressed with cognitive restructuring, or work to create self awareness, mindfulness based thearies, defusing exercises, and thought diaries. . Problems with interpersonal relationships can be helped with dispersing unhealthy collusions, paradoxical maneufers, and learning nonjudgmental acceptance. Drugs and other biological interventions use medications to assist in therapy.
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As an approach of CBT, multimodal therapy would be effective for a variety of disorders, such as those of the mood, anxiety, personality, eating, substance abuse, and other psychotic disorders. Because multimodal therapy addresses all aspects of the personality, there is a good chance that someone's problem can be adequately addressed. Like CBT, multimodal therapy may not be effective in treating psychiatric problems caused solely by drug or alcohol abuse. These patients may have more success with multimodal therapy after (ideally complete) abstinence has been achieved.
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Multimodal therapy, as an approach of CBT is unlikely to be effective in treating psychiatric problems caused solely by drug or alcohol abuse. It has been argued that the treatment of such patients should be directed at tackling their substance abuse problems (ideally aiming for complete abstinence) prior to the commencement of CBT.
Multimodal therapy originated within the context of behavior therapy and, later, the framework of cognitive behavioral therapy ("CBT"). Indeed, Arnold Lazarus introduced the terms "behavior therapy" and "behavior therapist" into the professional literature in 1958. During his pioneering work in the clinical arena of CBT, Arnold Lazarus realized that more areas of psychosocial functioning often needed to be addressed in therapy than merely actions and thoughts. This led him to expand the model of traditional CBT by incorporating additional modalities for assessment and treatment. This was briefly referred to as "broad-spectrum behavior therapy," and ultimately became multimodal therapy.
Multimodal therapy is a therapeutic approach based on the idea that humans are biological beings that experience emotions, think, feel, act, experience the senses (touch, smell, feel), imagine, and interact. Each of these "modalities" should be addressed in psychological treatment. Multimodal assessment and treatment is built around the acronym BASIC I.D.
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After taking a shot at Nicki Minaj's judging skills, Aerosmith front man Steven Tyler has apologized for his insensitive remarks. A few days ago Tyler told MTV News that Nicki would've sent Bob Dylan to the "cornfield" if he auditioned for "Idol," to which the Pink Friday rapper took great offense. While he apologized for his comments, he claimed that he is most definitely not racist.
In an interview with Canadian entertainment talk show eTalk on Tuesday (November 27), Tyler addressed his comments towards Nicki. "I apologize if it was taken wrong, Nicki. But I am the farthest thing from [being a racist] … I am the last thing on this planet as far as being a racist. I don't know where she got that out of me saying I'm not sure how she would have judged Bob Dylan.
No celeb dispute is complete without some angry tweets. The YMCMB rapper took to Twitter to voice exactly what she thought about Steven's remarks. "You assume that I wouldn't have liked Bob Dylan? Why? Black? Rapper? What? Go f— yourself and worry about yourself babe," she wrote. "I understand you really wanted to keep your job but take that up with the producers. I haven't done anything to you. That's a racist comment."
In the eTalk interview, Tyler denied that the Dylan comment was racist and clarified that he meant, "if Bob Dylan came on the show, he would have been thrown off." "Maybe I spoke out of turn. But a racist I'm not, Nicki," Tyler said.


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22 Sep 2011 10:50 PM #1
Ext JS 3.4 or 4.0 ?!?
Hi all!!!
I have a simple question for you.
I have to start a new project with Ext but I am undecided between start with version 3.4 or 4.0 ........!?!?
My dubts are about the forum support and code finding in the web to have examples of how it works the 4.0 version.
Which version do you recommend me?
And which are the differences between the two versions?
Thanks a lot
PS - I am new in Ext and this is why I have doubts.....
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Main difference is architecture of the frameworks. 4.x is much more robust and more of an application library. 3.4 has some inconsistencies but is a little more tried and tested.
If you can wait a little longer, 4.1 will start it's beta phase which will fix a ton of issues especially performance. I'm using 4.0.6 and lots of things in 4.0.2a have been fixed but 4.1 will take it to a new level of greatness.Mitchell Simoens @LikelyMitch
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We went from 2 to 4 (skipping 3 altogether) and are happy with the decision.
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Seeing if I can generate some interest from the Texas folks riding Enfields. The end of September is the TXABCD (Texas All British Car Day) in Round Rock, Tx. (The official website is www.txabcd.org and has the details and registration information. They don't yet have a "British Motorcycle" judging class, but I have contacted the main organizer and he is going to see what the committee says. I know they would definitely appreciate at least a few on display at the show part on Sunday.If interested, post here or send me a PM or email (mplayle13 -at- gmail -dot- com) so I can pass along a count of interested folks for maybe getting a judging class formed.Cheers,M. PlaylePS> This invite is not limited to only Texas folks. Anyone wanting to attend is welcome and encouraged.
PS> This invite is not limited to only Texas folks. Anyone wanting to attend is welcome and encouraged.
The static show part of the event is on Sunday, September 29. They do a rally o Saturday afternoon.I know they (and I) would appreciate several for at least display. I have not heard whether it is too late to get a judging class created. I may suggest their "Special Interest" class as an option.Please do bring it and take a "moving break" on Sunday and come to the show.
Link to the Luckenbach event.http://www.harvestclassic.org/
I fear the reason it is a basket case is because I was riding and maintaining it like a jap bike, not like a fragile egg.
Bump - to maintain some awareness.
Well, unless you lost half the parts riding down the road and blew your connecting rod thru the case, I think you'll be in pretty good shape. Even with a blown motor, it will not be terribly expensive OR difficult to rebuild your Enfield. Time, patience and money is all you need. Oh! And a little help from this forum. Yup, time and money is what it will take. Seems every part I remove leads to a new problem. I'd rather not trailer it anywhere while it's in pieces.Scottie
Couldn't make the event in Round Rock but did attend the Harvest Moon Classic in Luckenbach. Lots of nice old bikes there, saw this beauty and talked with rvcycleguy for a bit, also saw a chrome C5 (black) there but didn't get to talk with the owner. Hoping to be there next year.
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Fayetteville tight end C.J. O'Grady (15) carries the ball after making a catch during the annual spring Purple-White game Friday, May 30, 2014, at Harmon Stadium in Fayetteville.
Fayetteville tight end C.J. O'Grady has announced his commitment to Arkansas on Twitter.
O'Grady, 6-foot-4, 230 pounds, 4.8 seconds in the 40 yard dash, picked the Hogs over scholarship offers from Texas, Oklahoma, Oregon, Missouri, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Louisville and others. Video highlights CLICK HERE
As a junior he recorded 45 receptions for 884 yards and 8 touchdowns, and was named to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette All-Arkansas Team in his first year to play tight end.
He is the Hogs' ninth commitment in the class of 2015. Verbal commitments are non-binding.
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O'Grady said he chose to be a Hog because it's close to home and he wants to help get Arkansas back to their winning ways. He wants to start a legacy. His father, Larry Marks played at Arkansas and said maybe his kids will be Hogs one day.
When he committed, he said Coach Bret Bielema had a big smile on his face and nearly crushed him with a big hug. His mother is on board with his decision.
O'Grady said he and tight ends coach Barry Lunney Jr. have a great relationship. He said Lunney is one of the type guys you meet and you know he's a good person.
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Many people have heard of vitamin B-12 injections and wonder if they are a worthwhile way of fending off fatigue.
My answer: Yes. For years, both holistic and conventional medical doctors have been prescribing vitamin B-12, also known as the energy vitamin, to patients with otherwise unexplained low energy. Vitamin B-12 is essential to the body's production of red blood cells, immune system function and nervous system function.
Receiving the vitamin via injection ensures that it is quickly disseminated into the body, bypassing the digestive tract. These injections are typically given in a doctor's office—or the patient can do it at home. The injections can be given in the buttock, thigh or arm.
Who it is for: Vitamin B-12 injections seem to work best for patients who have had chronic fatigue for at least several weeks and those who have fatigue from extreme stress. They also help patients with pernicious anemia, a condition in which vitamin B-12 cannot be absorbed properly… malabsorption problems, due to a digestive disorder, such as Crohn's or celiac disease… and chronic trigeminal neuralgia, a painful condition that affects one of the nerves in the head.
Because people lose the ability to absorb vitamin B-12 as they age, about 20% of those over age 60 are deficient in it. Vitamin B-12 injections seem to help patients whether or not they have low blood levels of vitamin B-12 (the blood test is not always able to pick up mild deficiencies).
Effectiveness: In one landmark study published in British Journal of Nutrition several decades ago, researchers found that a vitamin B-12 injection gave people suffering from fatigue enhanced mood and well-being that lasted for several weeks after the injection was given. Typical regimen: My patients begin with an injection of 2,500 micrograms (mcg) of vitamin B-12 twice a week for four weeks and then once weekly for four weeks. After that, they receive the injection every few weeks or once a month. Even though the effects of the injections last for a while, I find that patients do best with repeated dosing.
Note: For a stronger effect, vitamin B-12 can be combined with other B vitamins in the same injection. Rare side effects may include diarrhea and nausea. Look for a holistic physician who provides these injections. Most charge about $25 to $50 per injection.


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Barry Goddard - January 03, 2009
Barry Lynn Goddard, 66, died Saturday night, Jan. 3, 2009, at the Chase County Hospital in Imperial, Neb.
Barry was born Aug. 29, 1942, in Imperial, Neb. to Harold Earl and Valeda Arleen (Bauerle) Goddard.
As a young man he graduated from Chase County High School in May of 1960.
Barry went on to attend Chadron State College in Nebraska and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Education in 1968, a Master of Science in Education in 1974, and an Education Specialist Degree in 1977.
Barry served in the U.S. Navy starting in 1960 and finished his active duty in August of 1963. He continued in the Naval Reserve until June of 1966.
He was an educator and administrator serving as superintendent of schools in several locations throughout Nebraska.
He was a member of the American Legion Post #237 and an active member of the Lutheran Church in the towns he lived in.
Barry enjoyed camping and fishing, as well as cultural activities such as dancing and taking part in community theatre. Barry especially loved playing with his grandchildren, playing on his computer and working the daily crossword puzzle.
Survivors include daughters Arleen Wirth and husband Sean of Spring, Texas, Amber Goddard of Omaha, Neb. and Anissa Esco and husband Adam of Delano, Minn.; son Brock Goddard and wife Denise of Omaha, Neb.; nine grandchildren Chase, Drew and Riley Goddard, Jacob Goddard, Catherine Schneider, Ashton and Axel Esco and Aven and Addison Wirth; brothers Aron Goddard and wife Nancy of Des Moines, Iowa and Idis Goddard and wife LeeAnne of Bedford, Texas; sisters Valerie Brady and husband David of Stamford, Neb., Carol Spady of Imperial, Neb. and Resa Moore and husband Craig of Torrance, Calif.
Barry was preceded in death by his parents, H.E. "Bill" and Valeda Goddard.
Funeral services were held Tuesday morning, Jan. 6, 2009, at Zion Lutheran Church in Imperial, Neb. with Pastor David Kahle officiating. Interment followed at Mount Hope Cemetery, Imperial, Neb.
A memorial has been established in his memory.
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Materials constructed of tiny little hairs self-assembled at the microscale could be used in the next generation of batteries and solar cells.
The key ingredient is epoxy and when added to a hardener and solvent inside an electric cell and an alternating current applied, the concoction springs into long twisting fibres.
"The process is very simple, the materials are cheap and available and they can grow on almost every surface we've tried," said physicist Igor Aronson from the US Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory.
By tweaking the process, fibres with different shapes can be grown – a short forest of straight, dense hairs; long branching strands; or mushrooms with tiny pearls at the tip – and although the structures can be permanent, the process is also reversible.
"This is a completely new kind of structure," said Alexey Snezhko. "With this method, you can support more complex structures that have unique properties."
The method – published in Nature Communications – offers an alternative to lithography, which is hard to control and yields non-uniform results.
"These polymers assemble themselves, which is much easier and less labour-intensive than lithography," said Snezhko.
These hairy materials could be used for batteries, photovoltaic cells or sensors thanks to their large surface area. In a proof-of-concept experiment, the team used atomic layer deposition to place a molecule-thick layer of a semiconductor material over the entire hairy structure. This illustrates that the polymer could be used in semiconductor-based renewable energy technologies. It also proved that it could survive temperatures up to 150°C; important if it is to be used in manufacturing.
These micro-sized hairs can also give the surface a superhydrophobic property, or create a surface repellent to dust.
Self-assembled tunable networks of sticky colloidal particles
These tiny "hairs" assemble themselves almost instantly when scientists apply an alternating electrical current. The entire field of view is smaller than the thickness of a credit card. Argonne National Laboratory scientists Alexey Snezhko and Igor Aronson developed this technique, which can grow all kinds of shapes with different tweaks. The "hairy" materials could be useful in next-generation energy technologies, like new and better kinds of batteries.


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Pro Bono Law Ontario (PBLO) has a section of their site for the public, Law Help Ontario, which has links to guidebooks for self-represented litigants. They also have links to court guides and forms and videos on representing yourself in Small Claims Court. They will provide advice by phone for those living more than 40 kms away from their Toronto or Ottawa walk-in centres.
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I find little life lessons everywhere. After my last surgery I made the decision to change careers and go back to school. One of the classes I'm taking is an office keyboarding class. The teacher for that class is a runner and about two-thirds of the way through the semester she talked to us about what the rest of the semester would hold.
My teacher was telling us that this was the time in the semester when people just quit, and that instead of quitting we needed to just lean forward. I'd never heard that term before. She was talking about finishing the semester strong after coming back from spring break. She said it was a running metaphor that she used every semester. When you're nearing the end of a race and you're tired, you don't give up—you lean forward and run harder.
As she kept explaining her analogy I kept thinking about how often, when I had congestive heart failure, I thought to myself, "just keep going." How great it would have been to have that little nugget of wisdom in my repertoire? Just lean forward.
How often have you had a bad day? How often did you feel like things weren't getting better? How often have you been exhausted and felt like giving up? Don't… just lean forward.
Jon Ritchings, Jr., is a 40-year-old father who was born with pulmonary atresia and hypoplastic right heart syndrome. Although he has made a career in retail, he prefers to be outdoors kayaking and taking photos. Jon likes to draw inspiration from quotes and one of his current favorites is from Lao Tzu: "I have just three things to teach: simplicity, patience, compassion. These three are your greatest treasures."
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Sadly there are no dogs in shamrock hats to be found here.
Today's pictures are of Penny and Izzy while we were on vacation this weekend (I only just now had the time to upload the Canon pics), and on the ride home yesterday. Penny gets in all types of weird positions in the back seat. She slept curled around the cooler, and used Izzy as a pillow a bunch.
I probably won't have as many pictures to post in the next few days because I'll be busy painting the new house, but the pupdates will continue!


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