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VIDEO: First Look - Animated Ringo Starr Performs on New Episode of POWERPUFF GIRLS
Ringo Starr will guest star on an all-new episode of Cartoon Network's THE POWERPUFF GIRL. The former Beatle will perform a special song in honor of the animated trio Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup. Below, get an exclusive first look at "I Wish I Was a Powerpuff Girl" courtesy of TV Guide Magazine!
An all-new episode of The Powerpuff Girls will premiere on Monday, Jan. 20 (7:30/6:30c).
Ring Starr gained worldwide fame as the drummer for the Beatles. On most of the band's albums, he sang lead vocals for one song, including "With a Little Help from My Friends", "Yellow Submarine" and their cover of "Act Naturally". He also wrote the Beatles' songs "Don't Pass Me By" and "Octopus's Garden", and is credited as a co-writer of others, such as "What Goes On" and "Flying".
When the Beatles formed in 1960, Starr was a member of another Liverpool group, Rory Storm and the Hurricanes. After achieving moderate success with them in the UK and Hamburg, he quit the Hurricanes and joined the Beatles in August 1962, replacing Pete Best. Starr played key roles in the Beatles' films and appeared in numerous others. After their break-up in 1970, he released several successful singles including the US number four hit "It Don't Come Easy", and the US number ones "Photograph" and "You're Sixteen". In 1972, he released his most successful UK single, "Back Off Boogaloo", which peaked at number two.
He achieved commercial and critical success with his 1973 album Ringo, which was a top ten release in both the UK and the US. Although he continued to record and remained a familiar celebrity presence, by 1975 his solo career had diminished in importance. He has been featured in a number of documentaries, hosted television shows, narrated the first two seasons of the children's television series Thomas & Friends and portrayed "Mr Conductor" during the first season of the PBS children's television series Shining Time Station. Since 1989, he has successfully toured with twelve variations of Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band.
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Today is my mother's birthday, and I miss her so much in my life, there is so much to talk about her,and so much to share, I found this little poem so apt to what I feel about my mother.
I am what I am.
I have chosen my path, set my own future,
but all that I am, I owe to you Mom.
You instilled in me a sense of value
and taught me the way I should go.
The love you showed me
will always be with me.
I know no matter where I go or what I do,
your love will always follow.


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We are a club of 27 Rotarians serving the towns of Marlborough, Pewsey and the surrounding villages. We meet every Monday evening at Marlborough Golf Club. Visiting Rotarians, friends and anybody interested in Rotary would be welcome to join us.
During the year we run various events to raise funds for local, national and international charities and to serve the local community. Our Santa Claus Grotto during the Marlborough Christmas Lights Evening and the Spring Fair are two events that have recently joined our calendar of activities that support our fund raising, such as our popular Bank Holiday Car Boot Sales. Other activities include supporting mock interviews for school leavers and working with the Stroke Association on their national "Know Your Blood Pressure" day. The club provides the Town's Christmas tree each year and collects for a children's hospice during the festive period.
The club supports Rotary District 1100 by participating in the annual 'Kids Out' event for children with special needs, the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) programme and the Rotary National Young Chef competition. Members host Rotarians and their partners when visiting the District from overseas on Rotary Friendship Exchanges.
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"Any Song" EP Released Today, September 9, 2017
These four tracks have been about three years in the making, from writing to recording to scrapping to recording to mixing to mastering, and they are now up on iTunes and Spotify. I recorded most of what you hear last December and March with my friend Andrew Berlin at The Blasting Room. Andrew has mixed all of my records to date, and he mixed this one too. We brought in a couple musicians to flesh out the songs. The credits are posted below. Happy listening!
Vocals, Guitars, Piano, Hammond B3, Rhodes, Bass: Tim Hanauer
Bass: Chris Beeble and Stewart Myers (Stand Together)
Drums: Mark Raynes
Electronic Drums: Adam Haag and Andrew Berlin
Backup Vocals: Christopher Jak
Percussion: Peter Knudson and Andrew Berlin
Whistling: Andrew Berlin
Mixing: Andrew Berlin
Mastering: Fred Kevorkian
Production: Tim Hanauer
"Dream a Better Way" in two shows, July 2016
Check out the season finale of Royal Pains on USA Network and then watch Born This Way on A&E. Comedy and catharsis, both are good for the soul.
"December Days" in Brazilian Telenovela, April 10, 2015
Coming soon to a Brazilian television near you, "December Days" is slated as a character theme in the popular Brazilian telenovela, 'Sete Vidas,' Seven Lives. Hold tight, Brazil, I'm on my way. Anyone know how to make a good caipirinha?
Anything's Possible - New Single, January 5, 2015
The new single is now available at iTunes and CD Baby! Anything's Possible in 2015!!
"Dream a Better Way" in Boxtrolls PSA, November 2014
Teaching a Songwriting Workshop, July 9, 2014
I'm teaching a free songwriting workshop on July 9th from 7-8:30pm at the Fort Collins Old Town Library. You must be 16+ and you must register to attend; REGISTER HERE. There will be limited lecture and plenty of writing. Bring your guitar, ukulele, or banjo.
"Candy Heart" for Valentines Day Download, February 14, 2014
Sweeten up your day with a free download of "Candy Hearts" from my Wind Up Toy EP. Just click on the "Lyrics" menu, find the song and download the MP3. Happy Valentines!
"This is" on Rissoli & Isles AND "Hit by Love" Giveaway, December 19, 2013
From now until New Years, download "Hit by Love" right here for free. Visit the Lyrics page and download the MP3. And, then, check out my song, "This is" on Rissoli & Isles (Tears of a Clown) on TNT on February 25, 2014.
New Youtube Video for "Dream a Better Way", March 29, 2013
I just posted my first video to Youtube. It's bare bones; but I think that's the way it ought to be--just me and my guitar. When I recorded this song originally, back in 2009 for Time for Change, I was sitting at the kitchen table with the same mic set up I used for the video. I probably did two or three dozen takes to get it right. I remember it as having been one of the hardest songs to play well--it was so frustrating that I was ready to cut it from the record. Sometimes the easiest song is the hardest to get right. Making the video was a whole lot simpler. Three takes. Send it into the interwebs.
Download for a Difference, March 1, 2013
I'm thrilled to be a part of the downloadforadifference.org campaign from Whole Planet and Whole Foods Market. My new track, "Hooray for Love" is part of the digital compilation with these amazing artists: Bonnie Raitt, Andrew Bird, Ingrid Michaelson, Alabama Shakes, The Civil Wars, Matt Costa, Josh Ritter, OK Sweetheart, Ivan and Alyosha, Katie Herzig, Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, Josie Dunne, Phox, Tyrone Wells, Deer Tick, and Foreign Fields. Download all 18 tracks for only $5. You'll be glad you did.
Twitter Giveaway, February 20, 2013
I'm new to Twitter, so I'm giving away three signed copies of my record, Time for Change, to my first 100 Twitter followers, you know, to get things rollin'. Click here to go to Twitter.
Download for Valentine's Day, February 14, 2013
Spread the love. Click below for a free download of my song "Candy Heart" off my Wind Up Toy EP. You could even send it to a friend. Happy Valentines!!
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Shape Shifter now available @ CDbaby and iTunes, December 2, 2012
The new record is now available at iTunes and CDbaby. Many thanks to all the folks who worked with me to make the record happen: Juliet Sisnroy, Andrew Berlin, Jason Allen, Christopher Jak, Mark Raynes, Karl Alvarez, Peter Knudson, Michael Kirkpatrick, Rob Borger, Clint Baker, Jake Pappas, Jeremy Lawton, and Jason Livermore. Happy listening!!
Preview Shape Shifter here!! November 28, 2012
Listen to exclusive previews of "Your Heart in Mine" and "Hooray for Love" from the new record right here. Shape Shifter will be online December 2!!
Sneak Peak of Shape Shifter in Piedmont Healthcare Ad, October 2012
The new record, Shape Shifter, is done... musically speaking. We're just working out the artwork and getting it ready for digital release. This recent TV ad for Piedmont Healthcare features a track called "Your Heart in Mine." Stay tuned for more sneak previews!!
Shape Shifter LP En Route, September 18, 2012
The new record, Shape Shifter, is in mastering this week and should be ready for your ears late October. Fifteen new tracks!! I'll keep you posted when the release date is final.
"Dream a Better Way" in Piedmont Healthcare Ad, August 3, 2012
"December Days," in Blue Lagoon: The Awakening, June 16, 2012
Check out my song "December Days" in the new Blue Lagoon mini-series on Lifetime. The movie series is a remake of the 1980 film version involving two high school students who are stranded on a tropical island. All they have to eat is coconut meat and sand worms. Fortunately, they find an old volleyball named Wilson and they all have a good time. Or, I could have made that last part up. Guess you'll have to watch and see.
"This is," in Jesus Henry Christ film trailer, April 16, 2012
Cool trailer.
"Go" in Blue Eyed Butcher... The Movie of the Week, March 3, 2012
Catch "Go" in Blue Eyed Butcher, on the Lifetime network on March 3rd. It's pretty creepy, so you might want to watch with a buddy.
Writing the next record and other news, February 17, 2012
I've been writing diligently to prepare for the next record. I've a record's worth of material, but I usually like to over-write, come prepared with a couple extra songs in case something just isn't working at mixing time. With Wind Up Toy, I recorded ten and only released five. Maybe someday I'll rework the other five, maybe not. There's almost a flair of old-time country to a few of the new ones--a folk quality. Tracking starts in July.
A couple more placements came this week too: "Candy Heart" is in the new Adrianna Papell website promo, and an instrumental of "This is" was used in the tv show, Shameless, on Showtime and in the film trailer for Jeff, Who Lives at Home, starring Jason Segel, due in theaters March 16.
"Dream a Better Way," on Jane by Design, February 6, 2012
Looks like I'm going to have to get hooked on a new Tuesday night show. ABC Family is airing my song "Dream a Better Way," on Jane by Design tomorrow night, February 7, in the episode, The Image Issue. The show stars Erica Dasher and features Andie MacDowell as the steely boss. So, would you or wouldn't you want to get sent to the bosses office??
Three Songs on 90210 Tonight - January 24th, 2012
I'm not sure if I could be more excited! Three songs, really? If you tune in to 90210 tonight you'll catch three songs in one episode. The new episode, "Mama, Can You Hear Me," airs at 8pm on the CW and will include "Out of my arms," "Metal Boy," and "Drive me home"-- a song that I record and mixed at home but never released to record.
"Next to you" on 90210, Yes, Seriously - November 8th, 2011
I'm growing incredulous. Five songs in one season? Maybe I could pop in and do a quick acoustic set... if only they'd resurrect the old Peach Pit. The man behind the bar, the ab man, they call him, well, I'm starting to think he likes my records. I can't tell you exactly where you'll find my song "Next to you" in this week's episode, "Vegas, Maybe," but, maybe, just maybe, it'll be playing in the background in the bar. It's pretty chill like that.
Keep your ears peeled. Catch the episode on the WB Tuesday, November 8th.
"Go" to air on 90210 - November 1st, 2011
I'm getting hooked. I can't help it. The new 90210 continues to feature my songs and so I have to watch, and watch... and watch. This marks three weeks that the WB hit show has included me in their production. It's probably about time I send a bottle of wine as a thank you. Red or white?
Watch 90210 this Tuesday, November 1st, to catch my song "Go" in the new episode, "Naomi Throws a Party." I'll be throwing one too.
"Dream a better way" and "Just the way" air on 90210 - October 4, 2011
Watch 90210 on the WB tonight, October 4, and catch my songs "Dream a better way" and "Just the way." Both songs will be featured tonight on the episode "Let the Games Begin."
This is a double first. Not only will there be two of my songs in one episode for the first time, but this will mark two episodes in a row. I'm psyched!
"This is" airs on 90210 - September 27, 2011
The last time I watched 90210, Shannen Doherty was dating Jason Priestly. Someone, maybe Luke Perry's character, was kicked off the football team for smoking crack. The kids still "studied" at West Beverly High. And, I'm pretty sure Kurt Cobain was still alive. That was the last time I watched 90210, that is, until my song "This is" aired on the 90210 episode "Greek Tragedy" on Tuesday night. Things have changed. If you missed it, you can check out the iconic American drama at cwtv.com. And, you can download the song for free right here by joining the email list.
"Metal Boy" on The Lying Game on ABC Family - August 29, 2011
ABC Family's The Lying Game will air my song "Metal Boy" on August 29th. "Metal Boy" was the inspiration behind the title and the artwork for most recent EP, WIND UP TOY. Happy watching!
"Making it better" on Necessary Roughness on USA - July 6, 2011
Check out my song "Making it better" on the USA network TV show Necessary Roughness tonight on the episode "Anchor Management." It airs at the beginning and again at the end of the episode.
Wind-Up Toy Prepared for Launch - January 30, 2011
I'm excited. It's the perfect contradiction of mellow and upbeat, a true paradox, if you will. It's a hopeful, optimistic set of songs. If you've downloaded the sneak peek of "This is" then you already know what I mean. If you haven't downloaded the first track yet, you can do so freely when you join the email list. Digital release on February 1, 2011!
"This is" from Wind-Up Toy EP - January 17, 2011
EP: Sneak Peek on 1/17 - January 6, 2011
New/Old "Dream a Better Way" - Original 2" Tape Recording
This is the original 2" tape version of the track. I went with a simpler acoustic version on the Time for Change record instead of going with the original recording. So, this is it. This is the one that didn't make the record. This is the one from the ABC show, Castle, the GMC Terrain commercial, and the Adrianna Papell designer clothing ad. Needless to say, it seemed time I send it out there into the interwebs so that it might crawl among your playlists.


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(A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of MASTER OF ARTS IN DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS, VIETNAM – THE NETHERLANDS PROGRAMME FOR M.A IN DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS)
By Vo Xuan Duc (VNP 21)
Academic Supervisor: Dr. Nguyen Huu Dung
This study investigates the impact of school resources on training outcome, based on the relationship between the annual number of graduates and related factors. We examine that impact for understanding about the determinants could lead to the increase or decrease on the annual number of good graduates beyond school decisions about strategic adjustment of financial nvestments. The data resource is constructed in association with the management board of the three universities supervised by MOIT; cited sources from MOET and goverment reports in duration 2004-2014 are used to analyze the impact of school resources on training outcome. The quantitative results of Bootstrap replications method (1000 times) with random effect model indicated the importance of qualified teachers and the financial investment on infrastructure - upgrading the learning environment to the quality of training outcome.
Key Words: training outcome, school resources, higher education, graduates, accreditation, education production function.
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St. Ignatius Parish was founded in 1907 by the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) on a 19.5 acre piece of land they purchased from the Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul Railroad to grow St. Ignatius College (now referred to as Loyola University), which was located nine miles south of the purchased land. The boundaries for the parish were created by reallocating territory from St. Jerome's and St. Ita's parishes. The first building was dual-purpose (church and rectory), could hold 400 people, and was located on the sand near Sheridan Road, north of Devon Avenue. Pioneer parishioners were solidly middle-class and generous in time, talent, and treasure.
In 1909, the Jesuits and the Society of the Holy Child Jesus received permission to establish a grade school. Between 1909 and 1911 the number of students grew, which necessitated the purchase of property in 1911 to build a school. The doors to St. Ignatius School were opened on September 14, 1912, with 225 enrolled students. During this time, the "el" train's route was expanded from Wilson Avenue to Howard Street and residential development abounded, leading to a great population boom in the neighborhood. St. Ignatius Parish grew from seven registered families to 280 registered families by 1913, overcrowding the small original church. In 1915 85% of parishioners voted to build a new, bigger church, on the property adjacent to the school (which was acquired in 1912) and in 1916, permission was granted by the Archdiocese of Chicago. The new church was formally dedicated on September 16, 1917. It was designed by Henry J. Schlacks, who specialized in ecclesiastic design. Schlacks was especially inspired by the neoclassical design of Il Gesu, a Jesuit church in Rome. John Mallin, an artistic collaborator, assisted with the interior of the church, including painting many of the murals.
A new pastor interested in society and the arts, Reverend Fitz George Dinneen, SJ, joined the parish in 1924. A rectory attached to the church was built under his guidance. A pipe organ was also installed in the church designed by Stephen Erst, the long time music director for St. Ignatius. Finally, a new school for boys, an auditorium and an impressive gym were constructed. Throughout this time (1920's and 1930's), numerous organizations formed to meet the needs of parishioners including the Glenola Club, which is still active in the parish today. These organizations held intramural basketball tournaments, summer recreation programs, lectures, book discussions, youth dances with live bands, sponsored movies, and community theatre productions. Philanthropy also played a part, with the St. Vincent de Paul Society distributing food, clothes and money to needy Rogers Park community members. St. Ignatius was also heavily involved in raising over $150,000 to purchase war bonds and help our country and our own parishioners (over 450 served in World War II.)
After the war, St. Ignatius focused more intensely on family-oriented activities and education. Educating children, and guiding youth became even more important as well as promoting the welfare of the family in all ways including the creation of the Christian Family Movement which sought to foster family and community life in a religious context. Sports continued to be a highlight of church life, with the intramural basketball tournament extending to girls in the 1950's. Theatre also continued to flourish with the addition of city-wide drama festivals held annually on-site and sponsored by the National Catholic Theater Conference. A Teen Club was formed that sponsored dances, teen shows, communion breakfasts, missions, picnics, basketball games, and time to meet and mingle.
The 1960's, 1970's, and 1980's were a time of great change for the parish, Catholics and the world. Renovations were done to the property, Vatican II brought many changes to the celebration of sacraments and mass, and views began to encompass bigger areas than the self-contained parish community. A Liturgy Committee, Parish Council and lay ministers began to serve the parish in the early 1970's. Ignatian Services was also founded at this time. Started with a few volunteers who attempted to address needs in the immediate community, the organization evolved to include a wide variety of social services with a professional coordinator that worked with agencies covering a number of social issues.
Hispanic parishioners began attending St. Ignatius in significant numbers in the 1960's. Originally, these members were mostly Cuban refugees. Mexican and South American (Peruvian and Ecuadoran) Spanish-speakers arrived later. In the 1980's, the Peruvian-American Hermandad del Senor de los Milagros was formally recognized at St. Ignatius and they established the first shrine in Chicago dedicated to Our Lord of the Miracles. In the 1990's a permanent shrine was added dedicated to Our Lady of Guadalupe. Similarly, the parish welcomed the Ecuadorian community and their devotion to Virgen de la Nube (Virgin of the Clouds) the patroness of Ecuador in the late 1990's.
In 1994, St. Ignatius Grammar School was consolidated into Northside Catholic Academy (NCA). The school buildings were rented to the Chicago Waldorf School the following year. Despite the school consolidation, parishioners remained dedicated to the parish and its ministries. Ignatian Services continued to provide the food pantry, coat drives, the Tree of Giving at Christmastime and other social services. The parish reached out to youths and teens with the hiring of a youth minister, having a children's liturgy of the word on Sundays, and forming the children's choir and Coro de Ninos. Beginning in 1993, the St. Ignatius Sing-Along Messiah concerts became known throughout the city for their beauty. Annual social and fund-raising events continued or expanded, such as the St. Patrick's Day Party and Parish Gala Dinner Dance. Beginning in 1993, a restoration program brought the parish's Kilgen pipe organ from an unplayable state to fully functional. In the process, many alterations that had been made to the instrument were reversed, returning it more closely to its original state. In 1999, extensive repairs were also carried out to the Deagan Tower Chimes making them playable for the first time in decades.
In the late 1990's the Jesuits determined they were no longer able to staff the parish. The Archdiocese officially took over in 2000 with the installation of Jerome Listecki as pastor. Shortly after his installation, Fr. Listecki was named an Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago. He was able to remain as pastor of the parish for a year and a half after being named a bishop. During this time, he raised funds for and completed the restoration of the Our Lady of the Angels chapel and made significant steps to stabilize the parish's finances.
The Reverend Joseph M. Jackson became pastor on October 26, 2002 and served until his retirement on June 30, 2018. During his pastorate, two permanent deacons, Rogelio Soto and Raul Mora were ordained and now serve the parish. Restoration work has likewise continued on many fronts including the restoration of the vestibule, main church ceiling, and baldachino, the restoration of the canteen and Holy Name room, the installation of a new church sound system, and the restoration of the Patriotic stained glass window. To aid these efforts and other parish ministries, Fr. Jackson has overseen several fundraising initiatives including the Millenium Campaign, the Centennial Campaign, and most recently the Celebrating Our Faith Building Our Future Capital Campaign. Currently, St. Ignatius parish is developing new ministries and implementing new plans through the parish transformation process overseen by the Archdiocese of Chicago.
Throughout 2006 and 2007, St. Ignatius parish celebrated its centennial with a series of gala celebrations, concerts and special liturgies. Significant among these was the bi-lingual Mass and luncheon on April 30, 2006 with His Eminence Francis Cardinal George in attendance.
Fr. Joseph Tito has been named parish administrator in September of 2018 and is assisted by three deacons, Deacon Raul Mora, Deacon Rogelio Soto, and Deacon Larry Russow.
Today, St. Ignatius is home to over 700 registered families. It is a diverse and multicultural worship environment and community that continues to follow the traditions set forth by its founders with emphasis placed on fellowship, service and almsgiving, and support of cultural and educational endeavors. It strives to grow in spirituality and unity and follow the charism of its patron, St. Ignatius of Loyola, who believed God could be found in all things and that everything should be done "Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam" or "For the greater glory of God."


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These little meatloaves are packed full of flavour and the goodness of veggies. We always have our butcher mince 100g liver to every 1kg beef mince so they are also another great way of getting liver into you, especially if you're not a fan – I promise, you can't taste it at all! This recipe makes 2-2.5 dozen mini-meatloaves which is perfect for our family size as we always have enough left over for school lunches the next day – the kids are more than happy to down them cold. You can, of course, halve this recipe, but why would you? Unlike meatballs, they take very little time to press into the muffin trays.
50g linseeds
Handful parsley and/or other herbs of choice
3 cloves garlic
1 onion, halved
3 carrots, roughly chopped
2 stalks celery, including leaves, roughly chopped
100g baby spinach leaves
1 zucchini (approx. 150g), roughly chopped
1kg beef mince (or half beef, half pork)
2 eggs
2-3 tbs butter or other good quality fat (ghee, coconut oil, duck fat)
2 tsp sea salt
Freshly ground black pepper
Optional: Bacon to line muffin holes
Homemade ketchup or BBQ sauce
- Preheat oven to 200ºC and line 2-3 muffin trays with paper or silicone liners.
- Place linseeds into TM bowl and mill 30 secs/speed 10. Tip out into a large mixing bowl.
- Place parsley, onion and garlic into TM bowl and chop 3 sec/speed 7. Tip into mixing bowl.
- Place carrots, and celery into TM bowl and chop 5 sec/speed 5 or until finely chopped. Tip into mixing bowl.
- Place spinach and zucchini into TM bowl and chop 5-10 sec/speed 4, until evenly chopped. Tip into mixing bowl.
- Add remaining ingredients to mixing bowl (apart from bacon and ketchup/BBQ sauce) and mix thoroughly with your hands.
- Press mixture into muffin holes to the top of each hole (if using bacon, line each muffin hole with a slice of bacon first). Bake 25-30 mins until beginning to lightly brown.
- Remove mini-meatloaves from the oven, top with approx. 1 tsp ketchup/BBQ sauce each, then return to the oven for a further 10-15 mins. The meatloaves are also delicious topped with a slice of cheese. Pour remaining juices (in muffin holes) over the meatloaves (or if having mash, over that!) when serving – delicious!
Mini-meatloaves served with cauli-mash and steamed green beans. A perfectly balanced GAPS meal.


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Hi- My Operating System (Windows 7 - 64bit);- Security Software Installed (Comodo CIS)- How you produced the problem (Comodo CSC - Switched on Active Clean)- How you tried to resolve the problem (Comodo CSC - Switched off Active Clean)- Screen-shots with the error (if any);- Post Memory Dumps on crash if you encounter any;- All log files of CSC, if you had logs enabled;- Any other Additional Information;I have recently upgrade my PC hardware and installed Comodo CIS CSC and CB, which I also had on my XP Pro system.I found a problem. If I installed a shortcut on the desktop it disappeared when the PC was restarted. This only affected shortcuts installed whilst Active Clean was on. After trying various things without success I remembered that the problem started after I switched on Active Clean in CSC. After turning off Active Clean the problem disappeared.Thank you
Initial post-installation CSC scan seems to hang at same level for a long time finally completing or crashing, not sure which (windows disappears). It consumes large amounts of GDI objects. Windows GUI eventually freezes with few desktop GUI objects and no GUI text showing. Event log for other programs show 'out of system resources' errors.Re-running CSV after reboot and changing to registry window results in the window scan option lines showing 'loading' for over 10 mins. During this period number of GDI objects consumed increases from c400 to c2250. Other apps started to misbehave, so I rebooted.- My Operating System: Windows XP Pro SP2 - 32bit- Security Software Installed: Comodo CIS, proactive config, otherwise default sitttings- How you produced the problem: Install Comodo CSC, let initial scan run, Active Clean Off- How you tried to resolve the problem: (N/A)- Screen-shots with the error (N/A)- Post Memory Dumps on crash if you encounter any (N/A)- All log files of CSC, if you had logs enabled (N/A)- Any other Additional Information: Please find appended Hijack this scan
Hello,Thank you for your post.Could you tell me what executable had the high GDI usage, CSC.exe or Updater.exe?Thank you.
Please post all bug reports & BSOD's here.Hi,I can't find the "ignore list" in CSC registry cleaner. According to the screenshots of the manual, there should be "filter list" and "ignore list" on top of the list with the checkmarks. Both should be expandable. In my version, there is no ignore list and no button / setting to access it, just the filter list.Deinstalled the application, installed latest version (see following) in English and second time in German, no difference, no "filter list" in registry cleaner. See screenshot.Be sure to include:Your Operating System (and whether it's 32bit/64bit);Win 7 x64 german- Security Software Installed;CIS 5.4.189822.1355- How you produced the problem;- How you tried to resolve the problem; deinstalled and installed latest version CSC_3.0.172695.53_xp_vista_server2003_server2008_win7- Screen-shots with the error (if any);see below- Post Memory Dumps on crash if you encounter any;NO- All log files of CSC, if you had logs enabled;no logs- Any other Additional Information
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text: Welcome to Action on Elder Abuse Northern Ireland Action on Elder Abuse (AEA) Northern Ireland is a specialist charity working to protect older people from all forms of abuse and neglect. We support those experiencing (or at risk of) abuse, as well as raising awareness and advocating for effective prevention. We're part of the organisation Action on Elder Abuse, who work across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. We were the first charity to address elder abuse and remain the only charity in the United Kingdom working exclusively on the issue today. We have the expertise to support victims, their families, and those who care for them. Call our Northern Ireland Helpline for confidential advice and support 080 8808 8141 Latest news: Crimes against older people in Northern Ireland "half as likely to be solved" Press release Full report Northern Ireland Homepage About Us Our Staff Our Volunteers Contact us What we do What is elder abuse? Conferences and Events Helpline NI Information and Resources Campaigning NI Tell your story to the media Practitioners Information and Resources Conferences and Events Campaigns Other useful resources and links Volunteering Other useful resources and links Other useful resources and links relating to elder abuse: Title Summary Date Northern Ireland Adult Safeguarding Partnership Website of the NIASP and the publications issued 2018 Home Truths Home Truths Summary Report A report on the investigation in Dunmurry Manor Care Home by the Commissioner for Older People for Northern Ireland 2018 Adult Safeguarding: Prevention and Protection in Partnership Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety and Department of Justice regional policy to safeguard and protect adults at risk of abuse and adults in need of protection 2015 Adult Safeguarding Operational Procedures Operational guidance and procedures for all organisations working with, or providing services to adults produced by the Northern Ireland Adult Safeguarding Partnership 2016 Adult Safeguarding Champion FAQs Frequently asked questions on the role of the Adult Safeguarding Champion produced by the Northern Ireland Adult Safeguarding Partnership 2016 Financial Abuse of Older People in Northern Ireland: The Unsettling Truth Research from the Commissioner for Older People for Northern Ireland exploring the nature and extent of financial abuse of older people in NI 2016 Keeping Adults Safe: A Shared Responsibility Standards and Guidance on adult safeguarding for the voluntary, community and independent sectors published by Volunteer Now 2017


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LONDON (AP) — There are times when history only becomes clear with hindsight and others — rarer, more goose-bumpy — when you actually feel it being made. Oscar Pistorius revolutionizing our notions of what is possible with every clink, clink of his prosthetic legs on the London Olympic running track was one such moment.
A double-amputee, tearing down the finish straight on carbon-fiber blades. You almost had to rub your eyes to believe it. Then again, Pistorius' gift to us all is that he has made this seem not at all strange. By running 400 meters in 45.44 seconds, Pistorius showed how absurd it is to think of him as "disabled."
He's different to many of us. But with one lap of the track, he showed that is not because his legs stop just below the knees. Rather, with the 13th fastest time in a field of 49 sprinters from 39 countries, he proved he's an exceptional athlete. Exceptional not because he runs on blades. Just exceptional, full stop.
"That's going to be his legacy," said Anthony Stone, who has multiple sclerosis and, from his wheelchair 25 rows up in the stands, watched Pistorius become the first double-amputee Olympian.
"You're no longer talking about the disability. You are talking about what he can do."
"It's all about changing attitudes, and he's pushing the envelope to make people reconsider what disability is," the 50-year-old Londoner said. "He's a fantastic athlete. That's what you see."
Not at first.
The four other runners in Pistorius' race all had calf muscles, ankles and feet below the knees. Only he strode into Olympic Stadium on curved black blades. They made a metallic clank on the track when he knelt down to adjust his starting blocks in lane six. To hear that felt unusual.
Only he wore white socks over his stumps. They poked out from the top of his prosthetic legs. He tugged on them, getting comfortable. Only he drew a roar from the crowd when he launched himself out of the blocks, practicing his start. Someone shouted "Oscar!" and waved a South African flag. He looked up briefly and smiled. Later, with a laugh, Pistorius said he also "heard some guy shout at me, 'Oh, you sexy beauty!'
There was no pretending this was just an Olympic preliminary heat like any other. And Pistorius didn't pretend that it was. A roving television cameraman made a beeline for him, zooming in on him first. Pistorius responded with a thumbs-up and a captain's salute. The stadium announcer spoke his name as though this was a boxing bout in Las Vegas: "Oscar" — pause — "Pistoooorius." At that moment, every eye in the 80,000-seat arena must have been on him.
Somewhere in the giant bowl of people were Pistorius' 89-year-old grandmother, Omau; his brother, Carl, and his sister, Aimee. She sent a text message — "Daddy, at the stadium, it's awesome" — to their father, Henk. He watched the race in a Johannesburg restaurant with the surgeon, Gerald Versfeld, who amputated Pistorius' lower legs when he was 11 months old, because he was born without fibulas, the slender bones that run from below the knee to the ankle.
In the stadium, the giant screens flashed images of other pioneering sprinters, among them Jesse Owens, the Alabama sharecropper's son who ridiculed Adolf Hitler with his four gold medals in Berlin in 1936, and Cathy Freeman, the Aborigine who made Australia proud and think long and hard about itself with her 400 gold at the 2000 Sydney Games. Still, it wasn't clear at that point, before he had run, whether Pistorius really deserved to be in their company. But 400 meters and 45 seconds later, it would be.
He settled into the blocks, the curve of his blades hard up against them, waiting for the starter's gun.
And, with that, Pistorius the history-maker and, to an extent, the curiosity, became simply Pistorius the athlete. Instantly, it was his running, not his blades, that seemed important.
His start was sluggish and labored, as it always is without the springy explosiveness that lower legs provide, but it wasn't as slow as some previous races I've seen him run. Luguelin Santos, the eventual heat-winner from the Dominican Republic, running in the lane to Pistorius' right, burst out of his crouch and quickly opened the gap ahead of the South African. Pistorius starts more upright and then accelerates.
Once up to speed, Pistorius was impressive, the way he clawed back closer to Santos, his blades slapping down on the track, eating up the meters. He placed second, so comfortable he was able to ease up over the last 20 meters.
LONDON (AP) — There are times when history only becomes clear with hindsight and others — rarer, more goose-bumpy — when you actually feel it being made. Oscar Pistorius revolutionizing our notions of what is possible with every clink, clink of his prosthetic legs on the London Olympic running track was one such moment.


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Serve Mint Watermelon Lemonade Slushes inside a Watermelon Dispenser at Your Next Cookout!Wednesday, July 19, 2017
This shop/post has been compensated by Collective Bias, INC. and The Coca-Cola Company, all opinions are mine alone. #SummerRefreshment #CollectiveBias
It's summer, and that means watermelons! We love watermelon everything at our house and I recently made a delicious mint watermelon lemonade slush that is the perfect way to cool down on a hot day. I thought this would be a great drink to serve at our next cookout, but how to keep them cold and slushy? The answer was right in front of my face! I turned a watermelon into a slush drink dispenser and froze it the night before and it was perfect! It kept our slushes amazingly slushy for hours and I'll show you exactly how to do it and also give you the recipe for this delicious drink.
Since this watermelon was frozen solid, it was the perfect holder for our slushes. If you don't want to go to the trouble of finding, or can't find, a spigot, you can also lay it on it's side and ladle out the slush mixture.
When looking for a spigot, you can use one you already have on a drink dispenser. Simply unscrew it and use it on your watermelon; Just make sure it can handle thicker blended frozen drinks. If you have a frozen drink pitcher with a spigot, that's perfect!
If you're looking to purchase one, you can find them on Amazon. Search "drink spigot" and make sure you get one for frozen drinks.
Also a note about making your slush: Make it a bit on the watery side. The frozen watermelon is so cold and insulated, it will actually firm your mix up and keep it cold for hours in the heat. You can use it with any drink you want to serve to keep it nice and cold for your guests.
Coca-Cola beverages are fun refreshments for summertime get-togethers, so it's no coincidence that there is a special deal on Minute Maid® Lemonade or Sprite® + watermelons at Kroger stores right now.
Look for the tear-pad display in the produce section by the watermelons and buy any 2 Minute Maid or Sprite 2 liters and save $1 off your watermelon purchase! Grab your faves and then get even more watermelon inspiration here.
Lemonade is so summer, so I made my delish slushes with Minute Maid Lemonade. It's made with real lemon goodness for a classic lemonade taste.
This should be made the day before you plan to serve it since there is overnight freezing involved, but it is so worth it.
- 1/2 c. sugar
- 1/2 c. water
- 1 large handful of mint leaves, torn
- Combine the sugar, water, and mint leaves in a small saucepan and bring to a boil.
- Turn it down to medium-low and simmer for 3 minutes.
- Remove from heat and allow to cool to room temperature.
- Strain the mint leaves from the syrup and refrigerate.
Now, scoop out your watermelon.
- 1 large watermelon
- 1 small bowl or stand
- 1 large bowl
- a large knife
- an ice cream scoop or large spoon
- Stand your watermelon up in the small bowl or on a stand if you have one and score the top with your knife. This will be our lid.
- Lay the watermelon on its side and slice off the top. Scoop it out and set aside.
- Use an ice cream scoop or a large spoon to scoop out all of the watermelon flesh into your large bowl.
- Use a large spoon to finish scraping down the inside.
Then, prep your watermelon dispenser.
- a drill/drill bits or a slim knife
- a spigot (search "drink spigot" on Amazon. Make sure it can handle frozen/blended drinks)
- ruler or tape measure
- Measure the size of the hole you'll need, not including the screw threads. You want it to screw in as tightly as possible. Mark where you want the tap to be and drill or make a hole with your knife.
- Screw your spigot in tightly from the front, making sure not to strip the hole in the rind.
- Screw the nut onto the back of the spigot from inside the watermelon tightly.
- Optional: Place your finished watermelon dispenser in the freezer tap-side-up overnight.
Next, make your watermelon juice.
- Scooped watermelon
- a blender
- a mesh strainer
- a large jug
- a spoon or rubber spatula
- Fill your blender with the scooped watermelon and blend on low for a few seconds until the flesh is pulverized. This happens VERY quickly, so don't over-blend; We don't want to crush the seeds.
- Pour the mixture into the strainer set over the jug and allow to drain. Use your spoon to move the pulp around to speed the process up.
- Dump the pulp and seeds and repeat until all of your watermelon is blended. (I ended up doing 4 blender jars-full for a huge watermelon.)
- Add some of your mint simple syrup and stir. Taste and add more as desired.
- Pour into ice cube trays, small tupperware containers, or whatever else you have on hand and freeze overnight.
Lastly, let's make the slushes and fill the dispenser.
- 2 liters Minute Maid Lemonade
- Frozen mint watermelon juice
- My blended holds 6 cups, so keep that in mind when reading. Fill your blender with the frozen watermelon juice.
- Pour in the lemonade to the 5 cup mark.
- Add the lid and blend until smooth. Your slushes should be a little loose; Because the watermelon is frozen it will help firm everything up when inside.
- Pour your slush mixture into your watermelon and repeat until full. I ended up making 3 batches of slushes to fill my watermelon.
- Dispense and enjoy!
It does take some prepping, but the finished project is a very cool way to serve your guests slushes in style, no power cord required.
Don't forget to look for that display in your local Kroger store and save some dough on your watermelon creation!
Are you a fan of watermelon? Will you be making this cool slush dispenser? I love to read your comments!


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Each spring, do you look with envy at the glorious bulb displays of your friends and neighbors, wishing that you had planted flower bulbs the previous fall? Now is your chance to plant a spring garden for the next year. Bulbs are one of the easiest and least expensive ways to achieve color in the garden or landscape. In my many years of helping people with their gardens, I have learned a few basic design fundamentals that I will pass on to you so that your investment in flower bulbs will pay off for you in a breathtakingly beautiful garden next spring . . .
* Always plant bulbs in masses or groupings, never singly. I usually use odd numbered groupings of 3 to 11 or more bulbs in a cluster. This is to achieve a dramatic effect. If you are only planting a few bulbs, keep them close together or you will dilute their effect.
* The farther away you will be viewing a bulb display, the larger the groupings should be. If your garden is across a large back yard, plant daffodils in drifts of 9-11 bulbs per cluster and scatter these large groupings throughout the garden. If your garden is by the front door where you will be viewing it up close, the groupings can be smaller.
* The smaller the bulb, the larger the grouping. I think nothing of planting 100 crocus or scilla in an area where I would put 25 tulips or daffodils.
* The longer I design with bulbs, the closer together I plant them! Often, suggested spacings on the care tag can be ignored and bulbs can be placed much closer together. I find this helps to heighten their effectiveness.
* Consider underplanting larger bulbs with minor bulbs to create interesting combinations. Classic pairings include red tulips with blue grape hyacinths, yellow daffodils with blue scilla, etc.
* Always pay attention to the bloom period of the bulbs. This is clearly marked on the box and on the planting tag. There are different bulbs that will bloom from March until June and beyond. Match early April tulips with other bulbs that bloom in the same time period. It is all to easy to look at the pretty pictures and create combinations in your mind that won't work in reality because the actual bloom periods don't coincide.
* Plant the bulbs in clusters BETWEEN the perennials in the garden. Because bulb foliage disappears by early summer, if you allow them their own large space, you will have unsightly gaps in the perennial garden. Instead, by planting them between the perennials, the bulbs will provide early dramatic color when the perennials are just emerging and the perennials will help to hide the ripening bulb foliage later.
* Try to match spring bulbs with early spring blooming perennials. This doubles the bulbs' effectiveness. For example, combine white candytuft with 'Red Emperor' tulips, 'Basket of Gold' alyssum with 'Blue Amiable' tulips, etc.
* Avoid, if you can, rigid straight lines when you plant. Unless you are creating formal gardens, bulb plantings look more natural if they are done in sweeping curves or graceful drifts.
* Tulips last for about three years and then they should be replaced. Luckily, tulips are quite inexpensive and the blast of color that they contribute to the garden is really worth it. Think about how long it has been since your tulip displays were replenished. There are tulips that bloom in April and May and the flowering season can be coordinated to provide two months of blooms. We offer the REPELLEX Vole Repellant, Mole Max and REPELLEX Root Saver if you have moles or voles.
Species tulips are true perennials. Many of them have small, star-like flowers that should be planted in large clusters or drifts. We have had some species tulips come up in our gardens year after year.
* Daffodils are true perennials and increase over the years. They are also deer resistant! Daffodils bloom in April and come in many sizes and colors. We also carry late blooming Daffodils and lots of very sweet miniatures for rock gardens and entry way gardens.
*Alliums are becoming extremely popular. They are also deer resistant and provide dramatic color LATE in the spring, in late May, June and even July when it's a very welcome addition in combination with the early blooming perennials. We carry more than 12 varieties.
* There are many delightful minor bulbs that give you color in March, April, and beyond. Minor bulbs simply mean the bulbs are small and diminutive – it certainly doesn't refer to their importance!! Early spring color is a balm for the winter weary soul. I know it's hard to imagine that feeling now, but believe me, these little gems are so welcome after the cold and gray winter months.
Chionodoxa (Glory of the Snow) can be planted in masses directly into the lawn for a blue carpet. This is an amazing sight. They self sow and spread quickly over the years.
Snow Crocus , also called "species crocus", bloom in early March, a few weeks before the giant crocus. They often bloom right through late snow storms!
Scilla siberica (Siberian squill) is one of the truest blue spring bulbs. They combine beautifully with April tulips and spread quickly over the years.
Iris reticulata is a charming miniature iris that blooms in March with soft blue or purple flowers. Winter Aconite is a lovely yellow spreader that is one of the first minor bulbs to bloom.
Double snowdrops are the newest rage in February bloomers!
Scilla campanulata is called "Wood Hyacinth" because it blooms and spread so well in shady, woodland situations. They make great cut flowers and bloom in May.
* Did you know that there are FALL blooming bulbs? We carry Colchicums – a giant form of pink crocus that blooms in early September, and we also carry SAFFRON CROCUS, lavender crocus flowers that bloom in late October. Saffron is harvested from the stigma of the flowers. It's so much fun to grow these, they surprise everyone by their late blooming season and by the fact that you can pick saffron from the flower!
Deer proof bulbs include:
Daffodils, alliums, fritillaria, Snowdrops, Leucojum (summer snowflake) and Colchicum. The best protection for all other bulbs against deer browsing is a weekly or bi-weekly spraying of Deer Stopper, Deer Solution or Liquid Fence when they are in bud or bloom.
We will be glad to help you plan your spring bulb garden. Please do not hesitate to ask for assistance from our trained staff. We want your spring garden next year to be all you have dreamed it could be!
In an effort to provide horticultural information, these educational documents are written by Nancy DuBrule-Clemente and are the property of Natureworks Horticultural Services, LLC. You are granted permission to print/photocopy this educational information free of charge as long as you clearly show that these are Natureworks documents.


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Along with the annual IPLOCA Convention, the association regularly hosts regional meetings.
The annual convention is a great way to meet and network with colleagues from around the world and has been the source of many new and long-lasting business relationships over the years, but the regional approach allows guests to engage at the local level and discuss common issues and concerns.
The main purposes of the regional meetings are as follows:
All the meetings include presentations from IPLOCA and guest speakers, and culminate with an informal buffet dinner.
We plan to hold more regional meetings specific to the needs of our members in various regions.
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One of these days, perhaps after someone figures out why there is no such town as South Brookfield, the deep thinkers of the hockey world will uncover the mystery of the Connecticut Whale and the Sharks. The Whale won again last night, beating Worcester, 2-1, with a third-period comeback.
One of these days, perhaps after someone figures out why there is no such town as South Brookfield, the deep thinkers of the hockey world will uncover the mystery of the Connecticut Whale and the Sharks.
The Whale won again last night, beating Worcester, 2-1, with a third-period comeback. Connecticut has won two-thirds of the games it has played against the Sharks through the years — 32 of 48. That includes two this season and 10 of the last 12.
Or, look at it this way: Worcester is 4-2 in its last six games, both losses to Connecticut. The Whale is 2-4 in its last six games, both victories over the Sharks.
"They score opportune goals against us," coach Roy Sommer said, trying to figure it out.
"I don't know what it is," captain John McCarthy said. "Some teams just don't match up well against other teams."
Brodie Reid had the Worcester goal, scoring in the first period, and thanks to the play of goalie Al Stalock in the second, it was still 1-0 heading into the third period.
Chris Kreider tied it for the Whale at 1:40, though, popping in a power-play rebound, then Ryan Bourque made it 2-1 at 2:57, converting a gift. Travis Oleksuk shoveled a little pass behind the net to Taylor Doherty, but the puck hit Doherty's skate and bounced directly to Bourque for the empty-netter.
"There was no excuse for that goal," Sommer said. "It was fourth line versus fourth line."
Late in the period, Worcester had a four-minute power play but couldn't convert, hitting two posts in a span of 40 seconds — one by Danny Groulx and the other by Sebastian Stalberg.
Fair is fair, though. The Whale hit two within 10 seconds during the second period.
Despite the Whale's dominance in the second, Worcester had a chance to go ahead, 2-0, and perhaps do an emotional kill. With the Sharks short-handed at 14:35, McCarthy and Bracken Kearns worked a 2-on-1. They made nice passes and McCarthy had a chance in close, but Cameron Talbot stopped it.
"He read the play really well," McCarthy said. "We made the play we wanted to and we both thought we'd have a tap-in, but somehow (Talbot) got over."
Manchester lost, too, so Worcester remains in first place in the Atlantic Division. Stalock played well again, but saw his seven-game winning streak snapped. The defeat dropped the Sharks to 0-3 before the three largest crowds of the season at the DCU Center.
Reid's goal was scored at 17:29 of the first period and marked just the fifth time in 15 games that Worcester scored first.
It was a sensational goal, one of the most memorable of the season. Reid wound up with the puck high in the offensive zone and, as he approached Talbot down the left side, he was surrounded by four opponents.
No matter, he shifted around a defender and created some room for himself, then fired a 30-footer through another Connecticut defenseman's legs and through Talbot, too.
The Sharks were able to protect that lead through the second 20 minutes but were widely outplayed by the Whale, who had a 9-7 edge in shots on goal. That didn't come close to telling the whole story, however, since shots off the post don't count.
"Stalock gave us an opportunity to win by holding 'em off in the second period," Sommer said, "but we couldn't take advantage of that."
Exactly why the Sharks couldn't is a mystery that probably won't be solved until the Whale moves to South Brookfield.


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We are proud at Temple Israel of Natick to have some of the best trained bar and bat mitzvah students around! Highlights of our bar and bat mitzvah program include:
- An inclusive approach that involves all families, including interfaith and LGBTQ
- Learning to read Torah in the 6th grade "trope class"
- Reading Torah at the family services and on Shavuot
- Studying Torah and Haftarah with Cantor Ken
- Learning about the Torah and Haftarah portions with Rabbi Liben
- Helping to make up the minyan on Monday & Thursday mornings
- Working on the 13 Mitzvot projects, through which students pick mitzvot involving interpersonal kindness, ritual acts, and Torah study to help make their bar or bat mitzvah preparation more meaningful.
- A Bar/Bat Mitzvah Committee that helps guide families through the process
For Bar/Bat Mitzvah Families: Some Important Documents
The Bar/Bat Mitzvah Guidebook (including worksheet for honors) If it's easier, here's the honors sheet in a Google Doc form. And another version if the family are Kohens or Levis.
13 Mitzvot Packet: as a PDF or a Google Doc
Prayers for the Country & for Israel (here is a recording of the Prayer for Israel in Hebrew). Here is page 149 of the siddur.
Some Parents' Prayers and Yevarechecha (a traditional blessing for children) (here is an alternative in feminine language)
Shehecheyanu Blessing
A reminder of the temple's "nut aware" policy (no actual nuts in the temple, though products that "may contain traces" are allowed)
Click here for resources for learning to read Torah & Haftarah
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A new way to eat.
Photos and Text by Beau Gustafson
So are you feeling sluggish? Getting fat? Are you tired of fast food and eating out every meal? Have you tried every fad diet out there to the point you are not sure what you should eat? It may be time to get back to the basics of food.
I enlisted the help of Tina Kane, a raw foods aficionado here in Birmingham who coaches people on how to incorporate more raw foods into their diets. She has many clients who know they should be eating better but don't know exactly how to begin.
So I asked Tina what's up with raw foods and how I could get started.
"The thing is, food should not be all that complicated," Tina says. "The closer it is to its origin, the better it is for you."
The more raw food you incorporate into your diet, the more healthy, vibrant and energetic you'll become. The more healthful, nutrient-dense foods you add to your diet, the more your body becomes nourished and the less you crave processed, sugar-laden foods. Sounds simple, right? It is. And it really works.
At it's simplest, start adding more raw veggies, nuts and fruits to your diet. Then start adding some raw food dishes. There are several good raw food cookbooks out there, but don't let them scare you. You don't have to grow all of your food. That's why they have farmer's markets, natural food stores and supermarkets.
Start simply with some salads and pack them full of stuff that you like, keeping one thought in mind—natural, raw and fresh ingredients. Then you can use some of those same ingredients to to start creating dishes that you wouldn't believe are possible.
This is about taking control of your health, your food and ultimately your life. Have fun with it. Food is supposed to be a sensual experience, meaning that you should use all of your senses when eating. Some call this "mindful eating." Let's start with how it smells. When was the last time you actually smelled your food?! How does it look? Now, when you take a bite, how does it feel? What is the temperature? The texture? Okay, one last thing. It's really important to chew your food.
Here are some ideas
Let's start with breakfast.
This could be solely fruit, a smoothie, sprouted quinoa or sprouted oats, granola with almond milk, an avocado drizzled with honey, or a salad. Add flax seed nuts, coconut flakes and honey to your fruit, and you've got a delicious and filling meal. Oh, and eat as many bananas, strawberries, mangos, whatever, that you want. BE FULL.
On to lunch. Of course, a salad is always an option, but let's add to our idea of a salad. Include nuts, seeds, dried fruits (dried without sulphur), avocado (good fats) and make your own dressings. Here's an easy and healthy ranch recipe (to follow)… nuts, especially walnuts, have an amazing diversity.Here are a few other recipes
Dinner and lunch are interchangeable, so what floats your boat? What lights you up? Pick an ingredient and run with it. You'll be surprised by all the ways it can be prepared.
One last thing: there is an energy in real food, whole food, that isn't present in processed food. Something to remember is that we are a part of nature, and we thrive on plants, seeds, nuts, whole grains.
Begin to pay attention to your body after you eat a meal. What is it telling you? Was that burger really what it needed? Maybe if we begin to pay attention to our bodies and what they are telling us every day, there won't be so much of a need for all of the antacids. Just a thought.
Having tasted some of these recipes I was amazed how good the brownies, the Raviolis and the Pave tasted. I hope you enjoy.
Raw Brownies
2 c. raw walnuts
1 c. unsulphured dates
1/3 c. cocoa powder
1 tbsp. coconut oil
1 tsp. vanilla extract
1/2 tsp. sea salt
Place all ingredients in a food processor and blend until slightly chunky, approximately 30-45 sec. Mold into balls or press into a dish. Place in freezer for 30 mins.
Raw Taco Meat
2 cups of raw walnuts
1 1/2 teaspoons Cumin powder
3/4 teaspoon Coriander
2 tablespoons Bragg's
pinch of cayenne
Blend the ingredients in a blender or food processor until the consistency of ground meat.the put in a Taco shell of lettuce and garnish with Avocado onion and bell peppers
Raw Sour Creme( not pictured)
2 tsp apple cider vinegar
1 cup raw cashews
1/4 tsp salt
juice of 1 small lemon
1/4 cup cold water
Cover cashews with water & soak for an hour or more. Drain water and place nuts in food processor or blender. Add water, salt, vinegar & lemon juice. Blend for 3-4 mins or until completely smooth & creamy in consistency.
Raw Cheesecake
- Crust
1 cup pecans 1 cup almonds 1/4 teaspoon salt 4 medjool dates, pitted and chopped
- Filling
3 cups raw cashew pieces, soaked overnight (or at least 3 hours)
1/2 cup agave syrup
1/4 cup water
1/4 cup fresh lime juice
1 teaspoon vanilla extract (alcohol free is preferred for raw desserts)
3/4 cup coconut oil, melted
- Berry Coulis
2 cups chopped berries
3 tablespoons agave syrup
Lightly grease a 9 inch spring form pan with coconut oil and set aside.
To prepare the crust, pulse nuts and salt in a food processor fit with a metal blade. When nuts are fine crumbs, add the dates and pulse until the dough holds together when squeezed between your fingers. Firmly press crust into the bottom of prepared cake pan. Set aside.
To prepare the filling, pulse cashews in food processor until crumbly. Add agave, water, lime juice and vanilla and puree until very smooth, scraping down the sides with a rubber spatula to make sure you get everything. With the processor running, add the melted coconut oil in a steady stream.
Pour the filling into the cake pan. It will look like a smoothie and you'll think no way it will set, but it will! Cover with plastic wrap and place in the fridge to set. Make sure it's level so that your cake doesn't come out wonky. Let set for at least 4 hours.
Prepare the sauce when you're close to serving. Just mash the strawberries up with the agave until it's all red and syrupy.
To serve, place some Strawberry Coulis on the plate and serve the cake over it. Dig in!
Vegetable Raviolis
Turnip Ravioli with Cashew Cheese Filling, Pepper Puree and Marinara
1 large turnip, peeled
- For the filling:
3 c raw cashews soaked for 2 hours or more
1/4 c lemon juice
1 tbsp grated lemon zest
1/4 c nutritional yeast
1 1/4 – 2 tsp salt
2 green onions, white and 1 in of green minced
3 tbsp minced tarragon
2 tbsp minced parsley
In a food processor, blend the nuts, lemon juice and zest, yeast and salt until smooth. Transfer the filling to a medium bowl and fold in the onions, tarragon and parsley. Taste for seasoning and add more salt or lemon juice if needed. The filling should have the consistency of ricotta cheese. Store it covered in the refrigerator if not using right away; it tastes best if you bring it back to room temperature before assembling and serving.
- For the pepper puree:
3 red bell peppers, cored and cleaned
1 tbsp lemon juice
1 green onion, white part only
1/2 tsp salt
1 tbsp olive oil
1/2 c pine nuts (plus 2 tbsp if needed) soaked 30 minutes to 1 hour
1 small pinch turmeric
In a high speed blender, blend all the ingredients until smooth. If the sauce is too liquid, add an additional 1 – 2 tbsp of soaked pine nuts. Place in a covered container and refrigerate if not using right away.
- For the marinara:
1 1/2 c sun dried tomatoes
6 roma tomatoes or 4 large tomatoes
1 clove garlic
2-4 green onions, chopped
1 c fresh basil leaves
1/2 c fresh italian parsley leaves
1 sprig oregano and rosemary
2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
1 tbsp raw honey or maple syrup
1 tsp lemon juice
Celtic sea salt and ground black pepper
Soak the sun-dried tomatoes in just enough filtered water to cover them until soft (5-15 minutes). Set aside. Cut tomatoes in half and scoop out the seeds. Dice the tomatoes and set aside. In a food processor, finely chop garlic, green onions and herbs. Add drained sun-dried tomatoes, olive oil, honey or maple syrup and lemon juice and chop in pulses. Do not blend smooth; leave a touch of texture. In a bowl, fold together the sundried tomatoe mixture with diced tomatoes. Season with sea salt and freshly ground pepper.
- For the assembly:
2 large turnips
2 – 3 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
1 – 2 tbsp lemon juice
Celtic sea salt
Using a mandoline, slice the turnips very thin. In a medium bowl, add the slices, olive oil, lemon juice and a generous pinch of sea salt. Toss to coat.
Take a turnip slice and place a dollop of cashew cheese in the center. Press the edges together. You've just made a raw ravioli! Place the raviolis in a bowl, spoon the pepper puree around them and top with marinara. May be warmed slightly in the oven at the lowest temperature
Portobello Mushroom Pave' with White Asparagus Vinaigrette
6 large portobello mushrooms
2 1/2 c filtered water
1/2 c nama shoyu
1/4 c minced, peeled fresh ginger
1 tsp minced garlic
1 jalapeno chile, seeded and minced
1/4 c chopped fresh cilantro
1/4 c minced shallot
2 tbsp freshly squeezed lemon juice
White Asparagus Vinaigrette
2 stalks white asparagus, trimmed
1/1/2 tsp chopped fresh mint
2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
1 tbsp freshly squeezed lemon juice
2 tbsp raw tahini
1/2 c plus 1 1/2 tsp white sesame seeds
1 tbsp minced shallot
1/2 tsp minced garlic
1/4 tsp ground coriander (fresh if possible)
1/2 c plus 2 tbsp filtered water
Celtic sea salt and freshly ground pepper
To make the pave': Remove the stems and gills from the mushrooms. Discard the stems and place the gills in a bowl. Add the water and let stand while you slice the mushrooms. Cut the mushrooms on the extreme diagonal into paper thin slices.
Combine the shoyu, ginger, chile, cilantro, shallot and lemon juice in a bowl. Strain the liquid from the mushroom trimmings, discarding the solids and add the liquid to the shoyu mixture. Carefully dip each mushroom slice into the shoyu mixture and lay the slices in the bottom of a shallow container. Pour the remaining shoyu mixture over them. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 2 hours.
Line a 4 x 4 x 2 pan with plastic wrap, allowing an overhang on 2 opposite sides. Remove the mushroom slices from the liquid and layer them in the prepared pan, overlapping the slices and continuing until you have used all hte slices. Cover with the overhanging plastic wrap and press down gently with your hand. Top with another pan that fits inside the rim, then place a weight on the second pan. Refrigerate the pave for at least 2 hours or up to overnight. Before serving, remove the weight and the second pan, then invert the pave onto a cutting board and peel away the plastic wrap. Cut into 4 equal pieces, reserving any juices.
To make the vinaigrette: Slice the white asparagus into 1/3 in long pieces. combine the asparagus pieces and mint in a bowl and toss to mix. In a blender combine the olive oil, vinegar, lemon juice, tahini, sesame seeds, shallot, garlic, coriander and water and process until smooth. Fold into the asparagus mixture and season with salt and pepper.


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Thursday, 17 October 2013
Kumihimo Here We Come!
Today I want to share with you the simple, but amazing craft - Kumihimo.
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Wednesday, August 22, 2012
The Supplement: Tutorphil's 'Visitations' (Part 2)
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Wow! I'm really glad I didn't see these before bed! Incredibly eerie Phil, I love them!ReplyDelete
Unsettling visuals. Ghostly tea party, anyone? Fourth one not so much until you see that figure and accompanying fedora hat. Puts me in the mind of Kruger...ReplyDelete
I can only imagine the making of these pictures was a very funny sight indeed. Maybe even horrifying (particularly for young CG Arts students)?!
Also, is it just me, or is the last picture is exactly like the Mr Burns as an alien episode from The Simpsons!
@ Tom - you're not wrong, young minds and all that... ;DReplyDelete
The Fae are finally attaining corporeality, well in the top two at least.ReplyDelete
Number 3 is loaded with Catholic imagery as is the last one, but in a popular context, I actually had to go back and check the poster for The Exorcist to make sure he didn't have an umbrella.
And the for the middle two we have dreams or thought processes given form and an ethereal gathering/ tea party En plein air.
Of course these are my interpretations of what are essentially revelatory images for you as creator and us as the audience. I almost used the term happy accident, but that would not be the case in these images as you have exhibited a lot of control; exposure times, lighting, and even the movements captured.
In reference to your comment Tom, we know Phil has very little shame, on that note a two worded question.
Budgie Smugglers?
@ Simon - Haha! I'm blushing, but, ahem, you're not too wide of the mark...ReplyDelete
"you have exhibited a lot of control; exposure times, lighting" or 'happy accidents'? You were right the first time, I think!
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ASHLAND, Va. - Sophomore Buzz Anthony (Arnold, Md./Archbishop Spalding) scored 17 points and dished out 10 assists, while junior Corey Bays (Bel Air, Md./CM Wright) added 15 points and grabbed 10 rebounds, as the 7th-ranked Randolph-Macon men's basketball team handled Hampden-Sydney 91-53 in ODAC action on Wednesday evening in Crenshaw Gym.
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Score: Randolph-Macon 91, Hampden-Sydney 53
Location/Venue: Ashland, Va./Crenshaw Gym
Records: R-MC 21-2, 13-1 ODAC; H-SC 4-16, 1-12 ODAC
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- Bays hit 5 of 9 shots, all from beyond the arc, for his 15 points.
- R-MC had four score in double figures. Neeley hit 4 treys as part of his 14 points, while Midulla tallied a dozen.
- The Yellow Jackets hit 32 field goals, half of them from behind the arc.
- R-MC went 11 for 14 from the free throw line for 78.6%.
- The Yellow Jackets held a 36-31 advantage on the boards. Junior Korey Turner (Midlothian, Va./Amelia Academy) grabbed a career-high seven to complement the 10 by Bays.
- The R-MC defense held the Tigers to 39.6% shooting from the floor (21-53) and forced 18 turnovers.
- R-MC is ranked No. 1 in the initial NCAA South Regional Rankings.
- The Yellow Jackets extended their win streak to 8.
- Anthony recorded his second double-double of the season and the fourth of his career. Bays has a pair of career double-doubles, both coming this season. The Yellow Jackets have a total of seven double-doubles this season.
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- Randolph-Macon heads to Randolph on Saturday, February 9 for a 4:30 p.m. ODAC contest.


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FOREST GROVE, Ore. -- The Lewis & Clark Pioneers finished their series with the Puget Sound Loggers, a 4-2 loss on Tuesday, after a month of rescheduled games.
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42. Nutritional, physicochemical, antimicrobial and DPPH free radical scavenging potential of the biotech and conventional hybrids of seeds and seed oils from Gossypium hirsutum L.
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This comparative study investigated the differences in the proximate and mineral composition of seed and fatty acid profiles, physiochemical, antimicrobial properties, and antioxidant characteristics of seed oils of FH-942 (NBt) and MNH-886 (Bt) of Gossypium Hirsutum (upland cotton). Proximate analysis of seeds of both the hybrids showed ash content (7.74% conventional & 6.69% BT), crude fat (14.4% conventional & 12.2% BT), crude protein (29.9% conventional & 28.49% BT) and organic compounds like alkaloids of the conventional hybrid being comparatively better than the biotech hybrid. The carbohydrates and crude fiber of the Bt variety were on the higher side. The Bt genotype had comparatively higher content of calcium, copper and manganese. The physical properties of the crude oil showed density (g/ml) 1.046 & 1.119, specific gravity 0.981 & 1.043, and refractive index 1.467 & 1.468 for conventional and biotech variety respectively. Chemical properties of the crude oils indicated iodine value (conventional 101.2, BT 95.2g of I2/100g of oil), Saponification value (conventional 189.28, BT 175.30mg of KOH/g oil) of the conventional hybrid was better than the biotech hybrid. Fatty acid composition from both genotypes showed insignificant variations except for linoleic acid and linolenic acid being significantly higher in MNH-886. Crude oil of both the hybrids showed lower antibacterial activity against streptomycin and good antifungal potential. Oils of both the hybrids also showed good antioxidant potential in DPPH free radical scavenging indicating greater potentials of both varieties to be used as an edible oil & in the manufacturing of various industrial products.
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September 3, 2009
Silverlining : Colour me happy
There's a beautiful quote by author and artist Kahlil Gibran... Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding. Like most peeps, I don't like being around anything to do with pain, it's so so hard to experience it or see it in a friend.
When I was retrenched in April, I didn't see the silver lining for a little while. But now I'm living the dream... exceptionally happy writing from home. I can shop on eBay, write my blog, walk my dog, make a smoothie any time I want. So long as I meet my deadlines, I'm free to make my own schedule and that's just the way I like it. Pain is temporary, knowledge is forever.
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The story...
I used to take the slow lane into work. I didn't care if I was inhaling the fumes of a semi if it meant I would get to work later. Each day my soul seemed a little heavier.
In 2002, my amazing husband helped me realize that not only was I miserable at work, I was miserable just thinking about going back. So after a few freak outs, I left the publishing world to study color psychology and during my course work, discovered my true passion…painting.
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I love to go to movies by myself. So when I'm feeling like escaping that's what I do. But I've also been reading the Twilight books. Definitely a guilty pleasure.
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