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Historic Decision By the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals Hands Natural Marriage Supporters a Huge Victory!
On Thursday, in a 2-1 decision, a judicial panel on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit reversed district court rulings that had struck down homosexual "marriage" bans in Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Because this very important decision for supporters of natural marriage runs counter to decisions by four other appeals courts, the United States Supreme Court will undoubtedly decide in January to finally make a decision as to whether the states have the constitutional right to make laws on traditional marriage and banning homosexual "marriages." If the high court does take up the issue, it is expected to be the very last decision issued by the Supreme Court next June.
The judges in the majority -- both appointed by President George W. Bush -- were Circuit Court Judge Jeffrey Sutton and Circuit Court Judge Deborah Cook. In the 42-page decision, Judge Sutton, writing for the majority, argued that all of the circuit court judges overturning the state constitutional bans on homosexual "marriages" should not have overturned such amendments because of the Supreme Court's ruling in 1972 which "upheld the right of the people of a state to define marriage as they see it."
Judge Sutton wrote: "When the courts do not let the people resolve new social issues like this one, they perpetuate the idea that the heroes in these change events are judges and lawyers. Better in this instance, we think, to allow change through the customary political processes, in which the people, gay and straight alike, become the heroes of their own stories by meeting each other not as adversaries in a court system but as fellow citizens seeking to resolve a new social issue in a fair-minded way."
He wrote that states "got into the business of defining marriage, and remain in the business of defining marriage, not to regulate love but to regulate sex, most especially the intended and unintended effects of male-female intercourse."
Judge Sutton wrote regarding the previous outlaw circuit courts, "Four courts of appeals thus far have recognized a constitutional right to same-sex marriage. They agree on one thing: the result. But they reach that outcome in many ways, often more than one way in the same decision."
He obliquely criticized the cowardice of the Supreme Court for not deciding the states' rights issue earlier this year. Judge Sutton wrote, "A decision not to decide is a decision not to decide." He added, "Not one of the plaintiffs' theories ... makes the case for constitutionalizing the definition of marriage and for removing the issue from the place it has been since the founding: in the hands of state voters.
This commonsense and constitutional decision should be a wake-up call to the 20 some renegade federal judges who have unconstitutionally overturned many of the over-30 state constitutional amendments -- approved by a very large majority of voters -- to ban homosexual "marriages." And most especially a wake-up call to the justices on the United States Supreme Court.
The United States Supreme Court needs to look to the United States Constitution and allow the citizens of the 50 states to make decisions regarding the foundation of American society, natural marriage between one man and one woman.


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I'm a bit late in updating the IHSW, but I'm finally here. I said I would show you each stage of the stitching of my Hardanger hearts, so here they are:-
|1 of 3 Finished Hardanger Heart with Square filling together with pearl beads.
|Algerian Eye Stitch in place.
|Threads cut and removed.
|Woven Bars and Square filling stitch done.
|2 of 3 Hardanger Heart finished with Square and Dove's Eye filling together with pearl beads added.
|3 of 3 Hardanger Heart finished with Square and Dove's Eye filling together with pearl beads added.
|Hardanger Heart with threads removed and pulled, awaiting filling stitches.
|First motif on left is a Blanket Stitch Flower. The middle motif is Edelweiss Stitch.
|All 3 motifs now finished. Left - Blanket Stitch Flower. Middle - Edelweiss Stitch. Right - Lacy Needlewomen Medallion.
I have not been very happy with the Edelweiss Stitch and I have re-stiched it 3 times already. I think I will re-do it again until I'm happy with it.
|Christmas Angel design by Permin. Now Finished.

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Sparkling Kiwi Lemonade
Keep some kiwi ice cubes in the freezer so they're ready whenever you crave a tall glass of this dressed-up summertime favorite. —Emily Seidel, Ainsworth, Nebraska
Total TimePrep: 20 min. + freezing
Makes6 servings
- 8 medium kiwifruit, peeled, divided
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 3/4 cup lemon juice
- 1 liter carbonated water, chilled
- Slice two kiwi into small pieces. Place in ice cube trays and fill with water. Freeze.
- Cut remaining kiwi into large pieces; place in a food processor. Cover and process until smooth. Strain; discard pulp. In a 2-qt. pitcher, stir sugar and lemon juice until sugar is dissolved. Stir in kiwi puree. Refrigerate until chilled. Just before serving, stir in carbonated water. Serve over kiwi ice cubes.
Nutrition Facts1 cup: 166 calories, 1g fat (0 saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 3mg sodium, 42g carbohydrate (35g sugars, 3g fiber), 1g protein.
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CBS News continues an election-year series titled "What Does It Mean To You?" focused on where the presidential candidates stand on major issues and how a vote for one or the other candidate might affect average people's lives.
In this report, CBS News Correspondent Richard Schlesinger looks at what President Bush and Sen. John Kerry say about the possibilities of reinstituting the military draft.
Beverly Cocco has spent most of her life protecting children in Philadelphia.
She spends most of her time worrying about other people's kids. But as Election Day approaches, it's her own two grown sons who Beverly is most worried about.
"I go to bed every night and I pray and I actually get sick to my stomach," she says. "I'm very worried; I'm scared. I'm absolutely scared; I'm petrified."
Beverly is petrified about a military draft – and she's not alone. There's an undercurrent of anxiety; mass e-mails are circulating among parents worried their kids could be called up.
"I think there's a good possibility," Beverly says.
But neither President Bush, nor Sen. John Kerry has said he will re-institute the draft. In fact they both say they won't.
Kerry says, "I will give us a foreign policy that absolutely makes it unnecessary to have a draft for this country."
Kerry says he'll try to get allies of the U.S. to send troops that could relieve American soldiers.
The Bush campaign says expecting great numbers of foreign troops to help out is pure fantasy. The president wants to train more Iraqi troops to take over for the Americans. And, he says, despite the war on terror, there will be no draft.
"The war on terror will continue," says the president. "It's going to take a while and no, we don't need a draft."
But Beverly's not buying it. She's a Republican, but also a single-issue voter.
Would she vote for a Democrat? "Absolutely," she says. "I would vote for Howdy Doody if I thought it would keep my boys home and safe."
In fact, there are at least three votes in this house riding on the draft: Beverly's and her sons' Carmen and Nick.
Are her sons worried about being drafted? "Yeah," says Nick. "It's the talk; the talk's there. Though people aren't actually coming out and saying it, it's there."
What worries the Coccos is the continuing need for more troops in dangerous places. And the machinery for a draft is already in place: all men have to register when they turn 18. Beverly Cocco is so concerned that she and ten of her friends formed a group called Parents Against the Draft, which is loosely affiliated with People Against the Draft.
The head of the Selective Service believes he could start drafting people quickly.
"I think we could do it in less than six months if we got the call," says Selective Service Director Jack Martin.
This time, Martin says there would be no long deferments for college students and a lot more people could be eligible for the draft than before: men and women ages 18 to 26 could be called up.
There hasn't been a draft since 1973, but that's not much comfort to Beverly Cocco.
So she is keeping a sharp eye on the political traffic. She's a Bush supporter today, but if she doesn't like what she hears between now and November, she could easily cross over.


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-Beautifully crafted from burlap with stenciled words
-Plastic lined on the inside
-Dimensions: 11"Diameter x 16" High, 10"Diameter x 12" High, 9"Diameter x 6" High Packed: One Set Per Package (you will receive three different burlap buckets)
-A maximum quantity of 10 is allowed per customer
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Can we get a HALLELUJAH?! These constantly requested HUGE burlap buckets are B-A-C-K! YEAH, we were finally able to get some more, sorry for the looong wait!
This set is truly incredible: Not only that it's EXTREMELY functional but also, it exudes "vintage-ness". Yep! This is NOT your average unattractive storage solution. The design was inspired by the beauty and artfulness of French prints and the burlap speaks stories to us!
You can use them to store or display anything, no really ANYTHING. Use them to store: toiletries, toys, clothes, produce, towels, magazines, etc... you get the idea... or use them as planters-they have a plastic liner-, or even for recycling... Truly, the ways you can use these buckets are just endless...
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12 steps, Alan Cohen, awakening, dream, IFCO, joy, life, Paulo Coehlo
Apologies for taking such a long break between posts over the summer, and with school beginning again!
I came across this lovely dreamtime 12 step blog via Paulo Coelho, the 12 steps come from Hawaiin therapist Alan Cohen. After a rather inspiring weekend spent in Edinburgh with the International Federation of Chiropractic Orgs (IFCO), it's reminded me to spend a little more time in that dream space, and the greatness and depth of joy there is in that space.


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Last Saturday, my sister needed a babysitter. I said I'd take her for the day. Usually I call my mom to come hang with us, but I really wanted a day of just the two of us hanging out.
Our first item on the agenda was for me to fix the Christmas tree, a strand of lights had burnt out. For her, it was to walk around my house and find everything that could be turned on and to turn it on.
After a while, she got dressed and we went to breakfast. Denny's. I so rarely eat breakfast and almost never go out for breakfast, it was a real treat for me.
And, evidently, for her.
Once we finished eating, we headed out to the Conservatory to smell some flowers and take some pictures. I'd already talked to her about letting me take pictures and she agreed to stop and smile and look at the camera while smiling. I was so excited. I took tons of pictures of her and with her and we just explored.
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So cute!
One of my favorites. Sticking out her tongue is her newest thing when getting her picture taken….so we did one on purpose and she loved it.
Since it was also a really nice day outside we went out to see the animals. Most are indoors this time of year, but the arctic fox and the buffalo and the reindeer were outside.
I said, "Arionna, what are those?" "Reindeew" she replied. I yelled at that one in front.
"Hey, Dasher!"
No reaction.
"Hey, Dancer!"
No reaction.
I was fully prepapred to say them all, but Arionna said, "It's Rudolph."
"Hey, Rudolph!"
And he turned his head and looked right at us. No kidding. I got so excited and said to Arionna, "you were right, it really IS Rudolph!" And she said, "Why is he taking a nap?" And I told her it was so he could rest up because he had to fly to everyone's house on Christmas and bring presents, even her.
It was probably my favorite part of the day.
She's pretty into cheesy faces these days. Tell her to say cheese and you get that cheesy smile that all little kids do about this age.
And even with the cheesy smile, that's still a darn cute photo.
As is that. My sister said she was so happy I fixed her hair. Not much cuter than curly pigtails in my book.
We also made time to check out the koi pond.
Those suckers were nuts.
This dude wanted to eat my camera string.
A very nice woman offered to take our picture together. Arionna doesn't do strangers. Which is why I have five of these:
Ah well, it was worth trying.
After the koi, she was looking for fish in every water we passed.
We also saw a poisonous tree frog…in a cage. Normally I wouldn't care except:
That picture turned out kind of amazing, so I am including it.
But, at the end of the day, we used my self timer and managed to get my new favorite photo.
Love, love, love it. And Arionna liked doing pictures on the self timer, so I'll remember that for next time.
Finally, as we were headed home, she was playing peek-a-boo behind skinny trees. She'd poke her head out and yell PEEK! and I knew I had to try to capture that on film.
Hello, happiest girl in town.
It was such a fun day and I'm so pleased to have all these amazing pictures to help us remember it. Finally, when we got back home, I popped in a movie for her and she chose to watch The Wizard of Oz, one of my all-time favorites. We watched the whole thing and she just loved it. LOVED it. She even borrowed it to watch at home because she loved it so much. Another wonderful thing I've shared with her.
It was a Christmas present to me, spending the day with her.


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IfE has long adopted a "PolyU + X" partnership strategy in its different entrepreneurship programmes, drawing synergy from like-minded partners for value-added collaborations. Through the newly established PolyU InnoHub, PolyU aims to further cultivate and facilitate regional community partnerships and collaborations to drive innovation and entrepreneurship at a regional level.
Through collaboration with entrepreneurial intermediaries (e.g. HKSTP, STEFG) and angel investors (e.g. Hong Kong Business Angel Network), PolyU has been able to launch different programmes with different focuses in the past few years to support young start-ups and entrepreneurs.


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Bad customer service, attitude, a potential hair perfectly perched on the top of a french fry, and waiting at the end of a line of folks who haven't seen their feet while standing in years is what happens when I go to McDonalds at home. but in France, I'm far out of my league.
We needed Wifi and cheap food, so of course, Mickey D's was the place to be. The LOVE I have for the Beef and Potato McMuffin is enormous. But the appreciation and renewal of faith in the customer service employee is much larger. Elena, at the McDonalds next to the Peugot Dealership near the Arc de Triomphe, should win an award.
McDonalds is where pretty people come to work, meet, wine & dine. Amazed. I can't recall a time I've ever seen a McDonald's employee smile, let alone take their time to help someone because the language barrier is preventing them from ordering quicker than others. The manager, Jean, wore his Hermes belt and skinny dress pants, and Estelle (name I made up because she looks like the singer) had her fresh braids, polished, un-gaudy jewelry, and bright smile. BONJOUR! This is the place families come to dine, friends gather before the club, tourists find free wifi for a few hours. Certainly culture shock. I grew up thinking it was the place where old men play chess in the morning, teen mothers make mcflurries for the morbidly obese, and tourist come in to ask how to get to the highway.
By far, I'd say McDonalds was the greatest part of Paris.
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Called in for an Investigatory Meeting with a Supervisor?
Time is of the essence if you want a Grievance Representative for your Meeting. You will need to reach out to them directly in order to expedite the representation process.
.If you have been called in for a meeting with an InFlight Supervisor regarding either a known or an unknown issue, and you are a non probationary flight attendant, you have the right to union representation at the meeting. AFA Compass Grievance Representatives are active flight attendants that volunteer for the AFA Compass grievance committee. If one is available, they can participate in person or over the phone. Please do not wait until the last minute. All to often AFA Compass Grievance Committee Representatives receive requests just before meetings are about to occur. The sooner you request representation, the greater the chance a grievance representative will be available.
Remember, all AFA Compass Grievance Representatives are volunteers who fly the line for a living. Because grievance representatives often participate over the phone, you do not have to restrict yourself to someone that is based in your domicile.
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The University of San Francisco, the city's first university, was established by the Jesuits in October 1855. USF's founding president, Anthony Maraschi, S.J., arrived in San Francisco as an Italian immigrant in 1854.
The core mission of the university is to promote learning in the Jesuit Catholic tradition. The university offers undergraduate, graduate, and professional students the knowledge and skills needed to succeed as persons and professionals, and the values and sensitivity necessary to be men and women for others.
Whether you're a freshman figuring out your career path or a senior looking for your first full-time opportunity, the career services team will help you every step of the way.
Choosing to study in the United States is a big decision and there is much excitement and growth on your path ahead. International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) promotes a global perspective for the USF community through educational and programmatic outreach while fostering the holistic development of international students/scholars by providing support services and immigration advising.
Living on campus amid distinct personalities and unique backgrounds is a hallmark of the university experience. It's where new adventures are shared, lifelong relationships are formed, and big ideas are born.
Gleeson Library | Geschke Center primarily provides support to academic programs by making available the broadest possible array of learning and information resources for instruction and research support.
39 Mac and 25 Windows laptop computers are available for check-out at the Access Services desk.
Health Promotion Services (HPS) provides student health services that promote an optimal state of health, stimulate better health awareness, and foster a vibrant and safe campus community for student success.
USF's San Jose Campus offers programs in nursing, education, and counseling. Most programs are two years with class meetings one night each week and some programs offer Saturday classes. The campus offers a rigorous education enriched by exposure to high-tech companies and resources. We prepare students to change the world—here in Silicon Valley.
At USF, sports play a prime role in our community and in cura personalis, or the care of the whole person. The only Division I university in San Francisco, we have a long history of success, with 10 national championships, 101 conference championships, and 102 scholar-athletes named All-Americans — including basketball legend Bill Russell, distance runner Charlotte Taylor, and NFL Hall of Famer Ollie Matson of the undefeated and uninvited 1951 Dons football team.
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It's been almost a week since the download links for the Windows 8 Consumer Preview have gone live, and if you were one of the million or so previewers to get the bits, you've had some time to install and get familiar with Windows 8, Metro, and the assortment of App Previews that shipped with it or are available through the Windows Marketplace.
Unlike the Windows 7 beta launch, access to the download has been smooth, and if you want to try out Windows 8, it has been relatively easy to do so.
You've also had time to read some reviews and reaction from around the web, some of it better than others. So many people have complained about the lack of a start button, setting the (old) desktop as default, the lack of restyling of the old interface, and the difficulty in finding the Shutdown button to Paul Thurrott over at WinSuperSite that he was moved to rant about "testers" who don't get to work and test out the new interface:
All I'm looking for is a little common sense: Either test the Windows 8 Consumer Preview or don't. But if you're intent on using it as if it were Windows 7, please, I'm begging you. Stop wasting your time. And stop wasting mine.
Of course Microsoft itself would argue that this isn't a "beta", to be tested, but a Consumer Preview, to be reacted to, and there is certainly at least some negative reaction. In fact, the number one Windows 8 question over at Microsoft Answers right now is:
Is there any way to completely disable Metro, and bring back the Windows 7 start-menu? (or, even better, the XP start menu!) Either a setting or a hack or whatever… Anything..
(via an @MaryJoFoley retweet)
But testing, or "previewing" Windows 8, and the reactions to it, are tempered by the lack of touch enabled hardware to test it on, and it's fair to say that many of the complaints coming in about Windows 8 are with the mouse/keyboard interface, and not necessarily the OS itself.
So what do you think? Are you a Windows 8 fan? Are you sticking to your Windows 7/XP guns? Are you waiting to get your hands on a Windows 8/ARM tablet before you form a reaction? Does Windows 8 *need* touch? Let us know what you think in the comments, and take our poll in the sidebar.


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REPORTING · 14th January 2016
Walter McFarlane
On January 12th, the Kitimat Fire Department was called out around 10:30 am to a house fire at 20 Hallman Street.
It originally came in as a boat fire, said Fire Chief Trent Bossence. When crews arrived on scene, it was a little bit more than a boat fire. The initial reports were that the fire originated in a boat that was parked in a carport adjacent to the house.
The fire spread into the residence through a window and up into the attic. The occupants were not home at the time but there were two pets.
One pet was found outside the house by fire fighters. The other one is still unaccounted for at this time, said Bossence.
He expressed they have been told the one pet is doing fine. They hope the other was able to get out of the house safely. There was extensive damage to the house.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation. Bossence is meeting with an investigator to try and pinpoint the source of the fire. He told us they are following up on a rumour circulating around town that the fire was caused by a space heater but will not know have an answer until they have had a chance to investigate the fire and speak with the owner of the house.
We are pretty confident it originated in the boat, its just what caused it is unknown at this time, said Bossence.
On the topic of space heaters, however, the Kitimat Fire Department is reminding residents: Space Heaters get used quite often, especially in the colder months like this, said Bossence. We ask that if youre going to use them in your house or especially in a confined space, to make sure its safe to do so and make sure that nothing can catch fire.
On behalf of Brian & Janet Munro
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I have been asked to share this note on behalf of Brian & Janet Munro who as many of you know lost their house to a fire last Tuesday...Dwight
Dear friends,
Last Tuesday was one of the darkest days of our lives. Both Brian and I were at work when we received phone calls that no one wants to receive the house that we have lived in and raised our family in for the past 30 years was on fire. We are thankful no one was home at the time except for our two beloved dogs and sadly we lost one of them, our precious little Marlee in the fire. In the past 5 years we have had other dark days, including the death of our youngest son, and we are hoping that our journey will include some bright days ahead after we are able to sort through our past in amidst the burnt rubble in the coming weeks.
A special thank you to the Kitimat Fire Department for their response and support during and after the fire. Allowing us to get into the house afterwards to retrieve Marlee along with an opportunity to recover what remains of our lifetime of memories will go a long way to help us to rebuild our lives.
We would also like to share with you cautionary lessons we have painfully learned. The fire started in our boat next to the house when an electric heater we placed in the boat for the winter somehow caught fire. Many people use these heaters, even in their homes and blindly put their faith in a product that is known to start many fires. We would urge you to learn from our tragedy and take nothing for granted with these plug in heaters. Far too many homes and sadly even lives have been lost to them so we urge you to not take these heaters for granted and be very careful how you use them.
While we do have insurance in place to help us with our material possessions and the home itself, it does not cover the things that matter most to us, a lifetime of memories, photographs and personal belongings of a sentimental value that can never be replaced. No one plans on having a fire but as we have personally learned, it can happen to you.
Finally, words cant express our gratitude at the outpouring of sympathy and support we have received since then. One of the great things about our town Kitimat is that it is truly a community that cares. Our employers, Rio Tinto and LNGCanada, local businesses, friends, neighbours, and people we dont even know have come forward to support us in our time of need. Many of you went looking for Marlee when we hoped that she had somehow escaped from the house, and for that we are very thankful. We have had a large string of unfortunate events in our lives in the past 5 years that will affect us forever but through it all the one thing that remains constant is that we are so lucky to have such good friends and we are so proud to be a part of our community that looks out for those in need. Personal disasters can happen anytime and luckily we are so far in a good place. We ask that if you would like to help by making a contribution that you can direct food and financial support to the Kitimat Food Bank Society at 250-632-6611 or the Kitimat Humane Society at 778-631-2371 who have been there for so many of us and our pets in our small community.
Thank you again,
Janet & Brian


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Canterbury held off a late Taranaki surge to tighten their grip on the Premiership competition.
Showcasing their depth, coach Scott Robertson went to the bench early and often as his side secured their third win in eight days, this time a bonus point victory at Yarrow Stadium.
New Plymouth product Jordie Barrett was a standout for Canterbury in his homecoming game, scoring a try as well as saving one after he dislodged the ball from Taranaki No 8 Iopu Iopu Aso close to the line. 19-year-old Barrett was also near perfect from the tee, converting six of his seven attempts.
Taranaki five-eighth Marty McKenzie had a mixed performance. After kicking two quick penalties to eclipse 100 points for the season and setting up a Rhys Marshall try, two key lapses allowed for a pair of Canterbury tries.
McKenzie missed a crucial tackle on Canterbury flanker Jed Brown which set up a Jack Stratton try, and crumbled under defensive pressure near his own line to let in a Richie Mo'unga score.
After taking a one-point lead into the sheds, Canterbury came out and showed why they are the best team in the competition.
Second half tries to Barrett, Luke Whitelock and Mo'unga would give Canterbury a 12-point lead with just ten minutes to play.
However, Taranaki were far from finished. Fullback Stephen Perofeta crossed the line to give his side hope, but his boot betrayed him as he couldn't convert his own try. Another Barrett penalty kept Canterbury just out of reach as the game wound down.
Still refusing to lie down, Toa Halafihi scored for Taranaki in the 77th minute, closing the gap to five points and setting up a grandstand finish.
Taranaki would get one last crack to steal the game, controlling the ball deep into the 82nd minute but they couldn't produce another try to complete the fairytale finish.
Canterbury 39 (Luke Whitelock 2, Jack Stratton, Jordie Barrett, Richie Mo'unga tries; Barrett 2 pens, 4 cons)
Taranaki 34 (Rhys Marshall, Iopu Iopu-Aso, Stephen Perofeta, Toa Halafihi tries, Marty McKenzie 4 pens, con).
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It's been 100 years since Russia's February and October Revolutions. What better moment, then, to read the work of these giants of Western fiction?
It's been 100 years since Russia's February and October Revolutions. What better moment, then, to read the work of these giants of Western fiction?
It's been 100 years since Russia's February and October Revolutions. To mark their centenary, Vintage Classics has published new 2017 paperback editions of six of the greatest works of Russian literature, from War and Peace to Life and Fate. The covers have been beautifully designed by Suzanne Dean using textile patterns from the collection of Susan Meller, who founded The Design Library in New York.
What better moment, then, to read the work of these giants of Western fiction? The Vintage team book club will be reading them throughout the year, and has put together a guide to help you get started, too.
Leo Tolstoy
Which Russian classic to read first? Start with the Daddy, the Don, the heavyweight that looms over all Russian literature – War and Peace. And don't be daunted by its size - it's incredibly readable, even page-turning.
So no more excuses: if you doubt your attention will hold, treat it like a series of short stories about the same varied cast of characters. If you're worried you'll get mixed up with the long Russian names, photocopy the list of principal characters that appears at the start of the new Vintage edition and use it as a bookmark. If you're bored or bewildered by the ups and downs of the Russian military campaign, don't panic, be mesmerised by the magnetic General Kutusov, and a few pages later you'll be back in the domestic sphere of the Rostovs or enmeshed in the romantic entanglements of Pierre or Andrei.
War and Peace is rich, wise, constantly surprising, heart-breaking and hugely rewarding. When you reach the end, you'll be amazed by how much you'll want to begin all over again.
Leo Tolstoy
Anna Karenina is not just about Anna Karenina. Her story – romantic, desperate, tragic – is twinned with the seemingly more prosaic life story of Konstantin Levin. Like Pierre in War and Peace, Levin is an awkward, lovable character, born into comfort but nonetheless uncomfortable, searching for a meaningful way to live his life.
In contrast to the many difficult or failed marriages depicted in the novel, Levin marries the woman he loves, and their union is a happy one. But, this being Tolstoy, there is no 'happily ever after' – even contentment isn't a straightforward state of mind. The difficulty of living day to day, even if your days aren't wracked by guilt, depression or unrequited love, is powerfully, thrillingly evoked.
Fyodor Dostoevsky
As War is to Peace, so Crime is to Punishment. Or so learns Rodion Raskolnikov, the impoverished student of Fyodor Dostoevsky's great existential thriller.
After bludgeoning to death the elderly neighbourhood money-lender and her half-sister with an axe and fleeing the scene of the botched crime undetected, salvation offers itself in an encounter with the prostitute Sonya - but not soon enough, as the detective Porfiry arrives on the scene, intent on pinning the grizzly murders on Raskolnikov.
The novel was written after Dostoevsky's own ten-year exile in Siberia, and the isolation of that period certainly shines through in his writing. Violent, trembling and claustrophobic, Crime and Punishment is suffused with the sense of how it feels to live in the shadows of morality, all the while holding on to an enduring belief in humanity.
Boris Pasternak
Doctor Zhivago was almost never published. Censored by the USSR, the manuscript was smuggled into Italy, where it was published by Feltrinelli in 1957. Pasternak was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature the following year.
If you think you know the plot from the film, think again. Lara and Yuri Zhivago's is one of the greatest love stories ever written, but Doctor Zhivago is about more than this relationship. As vast as the country at its heart, Pasternak's portrayal of what it means to put your nation before yourself, and before others, serves as the strongest of reminders that personal liberty is not to be taken lightly.
Mikhail Bulgakov
When Satan arrives in 1930s Moscow, he brings with him a league of misfits that includes his mistress, the witch Hella, and a black cat with an unwholesome taste for vodka. Hellbent on terrorising the elite of the city, they announce their visit in theatrical outbursts of song, sudden deaths and expanding dimensions.
Intersected with the story of Pontius Pilate, Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita is striking not only for its imaginative scope, but also its disavowal of Realism, overthrown in favour of a carnivalesque satire intended to gouge away the respectable, atheistic façade of Russian society.
This book was a long time in the making; after several maddening false starts, Bulgakov finally finished writing the novel in 1940, 12 years after he began it. But it was very much worth it - since its first publication in 1967 The Master and Margarita has gained a huge cult following, and been hailed as a classic of Russian and twentieth century literature.
Vasily Grossman
Vasily Grossman's epic, the sequel to his book For a Just Cause, takes us to Russia's more recent history - the 1940s, when Stalingrad is under siege from the Nazis and ethnic cleansing is rife.
Viktor Shtrum, the brilliant nuclear physicist at the heart of the novel, is based on Grossman himself; one of the most moving passages of the novel is that in which Shtrum learns from a letter that his mother has been killed in the Holocaust in Ukraine, just as Grossman learned of his own mother's death.
Perhaps the least known of the novels in the collection, Life and Fate is a sweeping portrait of a family navigating the political and social turmoil of twentieth century Russia.


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I would like to share with your readers another piece of "String Theory".
I have several Baritone Ukuleles, and I enjoy both re-entrant and non re-entrant tuning. For those of you that would like to try the standard ukulele tuning of a high re-entrant 4th string. There is no need to buy a special set of strings, just use a second 'E' (1st) string as the 4th string and tune it down 1 tone to 'D'. This will give you the same pitch ratios between strings to allow you to use standard re-entrant uke tabs.
The reason I enjoy this re-entrant tuning is that I find that it is simply fun to play. It is very hard to explain to people the difference, so I suggest that you try it, and maybe play some of my standard ukulele tabs on my 'PDF-Minstrel' site. I am sure you will enjoy the difference too. Of course, you will still be able to play all the chord shapes that you learned with standard Baritone Uke tuning, they will just sound more ukulele like.
As I said previously, I have several Baritone ukuleles and I would never discard the standard non re-entrant tuning. For solo work, the low D gives you a greater scale range and more variation for chord shapes, but by occasionally changing your tuning to re-entrant you can access the many more standard solo ukulele tabs that are available on the net. Of course having two Baritone ukes, one with the non re-entrant tuning, and one with re-entrant tuning, is the ideal situation.
Many thanks for your time,
Roger Ruthen
I had just purchased a second Favilla baritone and have been thinking about tuning it to re-entrant tuning. It has been sitting in a nicely padded case with some worn old strings waiting for it's reincarnation. Another advantage of having a second bari with this tuning is the plethura of ukulele music that takes great advantage of the dual high strings.
PDF-Minstrel's Standard (High G) Ukulele PDF's Play them as they stand in High D. Opening up to HIGH-tuning allows one to play a wider selection of arrangements from those sounding more towards guitar to sounding more like a ukulele.
I recently e-mailed Daddy Stovepipe about his blues books and they are set-up for re-entrant tuning and sound great.
What's this "Mama Don't 'Low" on PDF-Minstrel? Oh Yeah! (it's High G.)
Humble Uker, Jeff


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Representatives from the Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS in Dresden will be showing off their Li-Fi wireless communication system at the upcoming electronica exhibition held in Munich from November 11 to 14. The system uses infra-red light as the transmission medium and can transfer data at a speed of up to 1 Gigabit per second over a distance of up to 10 meters.
The optical technology has been primarily designed for industrial applications where it can offer a wireless alternative to the fieldbus system in use today to handle control information for equipment such as heavy duty grapplers, lifting equipment and other automated process controllers. According to their press release wireless systems offer better reliability and security and in the long run are less expensive than traditional solutions using special cables or collector rings that are prone to wear and tear; they are also easier to install and offer more flexibility.
A compact Customer Evaluation Kit gives potential users the chance to test the system in a variety of applications. The driverless transceiver module combines an optical transceiver and protocol controller with a Giagbit Ethernet interface to give it a simple port to most common industrial systems.
Visitors to electronica 2014 can find the presentation by Fraunhofer IPMS at the joint stand of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft – Stand 113 – in Hall A4, also don't forget to drop by at the Elektor Maker Space (Hall A6 Booth 380) while you're in Munich, we've got lots to show you.


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Why so long since my last post? I could start with a suspenseful beginning…
(Insert music) DUN-DUN-DUUUUN!!!… It was a dark and stormy night… OK not really but it sure felt like it!
DISCLAIMER: The following account may have included that author taking a slight bit of literary license… which may or may not include some elements that are completely imaginary…But it's my story and I'm sticking to it…just saying.
Apparently a massive alien had decided to invade my eye socket in what I can only describe as an intergalactic invasion. By about 11 pm one night, I could no longer locate the eye I once knew and loved. It had taken on a life of its own and morphed into a mirror image of my favorite one-eyed contact wearing character from the movie Monster's Inc. To my chagrin I realized I also have his body type! So now, if you just imagine him with lipstick and a pony tail, zooming around crashing into walls with her wheelchair, you can envision the person who is the author of this blog. (See attractive self-portrait below)
Technically I hope to stop the whole wall crashing thing once this eyeball turbulence has left the building opening up the possibility of a clear outlook to welcome the return of my retina. (Update: I am happy to report that this has indeed occurred since the writing of this post.)
All this to leads to my next statement, which is an apology for taking so long to update my blog. I had no way of knowing that there would be a sneak attack carefully orchestrated on the very night most of us earthlings were "pre-ocular-pied" watching the eclipse. I can only guess that it was quite the "eye opener" as one by one they took up residence in my cornea during operation "im-planet". It wouldn't' have been so bad, but they just happened to be the latest craze to hit this solar system, you guessed it, the interspecies spectacular, "Stardust Singers", performing off, off, WWAAAYYYYY off Broadway in the milky way version of their latest musical, Flash-N-Dance. All of a sudden I was waving my hands in the air, like I just didn't care. Unfortunately this led to a horrific scene with a round little Finnish lady trying to strangle anything she could get her hands on to keep from pushing the big red button and ejecting the "space-ially" challenged
visitors into orbit.
When suddenly our elite, "Canine Special Forces Unit" intervened and distracted me from my distress. It is a team of two, my sweet little fluffy companion ESA, Lola and P-Nut my husband's PTSD service dog. Lola has even grown her own set of fluffy white snow boots in preparation for the ensuing Minnesota winter. It has been a little traumatic as she can't quite figure out how her new adoptive mother grew two heads overnight, but as soon a she smelled puppy treats, she overcame her bewilderment and assumed the position for belly rubs.
And so ends my long, sad, dramatic "visual day-mare" as I beg for your forgiveness at my delay. In other words, here's the post…
Autumn in America! I love this time of year. The air is crisp and cool and the trees paint the landscape with a symphony of brilliant colors announcing that it's time for fall outings to the pumpkin patch, corn mazes and the local apple orchards. Young and old alike cuddle up in their cozy sweaters, people raking leaves while listening to the delightful squeals of children laughing as they romp and play amongst the neatly stacked piles of leaves with their favorite family pets adding another whole dimension of fun to the mix. And then an annual migration of crock pots begin their parade as they mysteriously appear on kitchen counters along with favorite Thanksgiving harvest recipes as families begin to pre-plan for holiday travel. What awesome memories mixed with anticipation of good things to come! Oh how I wish I could be part of that world again and yet terrified that if the opportunity presents itself I will be too petrified to grasp the brass ring.
Last time I promised to share how my log removal experience proved that this "Old Chick" still learns new tricks and what better time of year than October, when costume parties are in full swing and the masks we wear are now in full view. You see, I have learned to recognize the tricks and illusions life seems to throw our way in which so many of us have the role of unsuspecting victim thrust upon us without inquiring if we were interested. But then again, I am quite sure no one would ever freely volunteer for the role. BUT I am here to tell you that there is another choice, a much BETTER choice.
FLASHBACK: Some years ago, my hubby and I had become friends with a senior couple who invited us to visit their home. Upon our arrival, we noticed a sign proudly displayed by their front door. It read, "1 YOUNG Chick and 1 OLD Crow live here" with a big red arrow.
I assured him that the reason the man living there was quite healthy had grown to such a ripe old age was because he was obviously very wise when picking out this sign. John quickly offered to get one but I paused to point out that it would have to say, "1 Old Chick and 1 Old Crow…" He adamantly disagreed in mock protest. His argument was that since I was still learning, I must be young. Not to be outdone, I responded by revealing the fundamental flaw in his theory of assuming that only young chicks can learn. I very clearly pointed out that, "This Old Chick, can still learn new tricks!" (Needless to say, he shows keen insight by still claiming that as I am a few years his junior, I will "always" be a young chick compared to him – Smart man.)
I couldn't help but think back to that statement as I reflected on how God had opened my eyes to a new way of thinking by helping me clear away the debris that had been blocking my view. I believe I resemble the old saying, "Can't see the forest for the trees." As the wife of a husband who suffers from complex PTSD, I have come to understand that it is far more difficult to watch my beloved suffer, than enduring the pain of my own disability. The ugly truth is that abuse always involves collateral damage to those closest to the victim which often goes unacknowledged. BUT GOD sees every heartache and he knows every tear. He has promised to carry you through. He has taught this "Old Chick" some amazing "new tricks" more accurately referred to as lessons.
Have you ever wondered how someone can endure such horrible suffering, when you are quite sure given the same circumstances you would not be able to survive? It's because God doesn't give us the grace we need before we need it nor does he give us the grace to overcome anyone else's trials, not your family member's, your children's, your friend's, your co-workers', not even your husband's. No matter how much I wanted to "fix" John and would have given anything to protect him from all the trauma and injuries he had suffered at the hands of his employer, I was not able. Carrying his pain was tearing me apart and allowing it to eat me up would eventually make me completely incapable of helping him or anyone else. My very nature and instinct caused me to have an overwhelming desire to protect him and to stop the hurting. AND… although I do have to remind myself from time to time, (Okay almost daily) I have discovered that no matter how much you want this, just like John would do anything to give me back the ability to walk again and be free from pain, you can't. IT'S NOT YOUR JOB. If you truly believe that God is sovereign and that He works all things out for your good, than don't mess it up by going ahead of Him. And definitely DO NOT do what I did and try to tell God how to do His job! (But that's another story.)
TRUTH: God knows the exact measure of grace required for every need. God gave John the courage to
stand with integrity and tell the truth. He granted John, not me, the grace to personally survive the injustice and the trauma because I am not the one who had to face it head on, day after day. But why did it happen? Well there are a million reasons people give for their actions but the truth is that it's really pretty simple: Because hurting people hurt other people. BAM! It hit me like a ton of bricks square in the forehead. WE ARE ALL HUMAN! That was my big epiphany?! I am almost embarrassed to admit it but that is exactly the point I had been missing.
Ephesians 6:12 – 13 KJV Put on the full armor of God, so that you will be able to stand firm against the schemes of the devil. For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the powers, against the world forces of this darkness, against the spiritual forces of wickedness in the heavenly places.
We live in a fallen world and we wrestle not against flesh and blood. We are in a spiritual battle and every war has wounded soldiers and casualties. Unfortunately, we as people of faith, often fall for Satan's lies, and shoot the wounded when what they need is our love and support to help bring them into contact with God's amazing grace in order to redeem them, not destroy them.
God never intended us to walk forward by facing backwards. It is impossible to look ahead and run the good race when you are consumed with the heartache of the past or too afraid to let go of the past because you wish things could go back to the way they were, especially after suffering loss. No, God did not remove the obstacles, but gave John and I the grace to survive in the midst of the storm and God continues to pour His grace into the situation so John can meet the challenges of the ongoing treatment on his journey to find restoration, healing and ultimately to find his way back home.
TRUTH: I was being crushed by trying to carry a load that was not mine to carry. God had not forgotten me, but instead gave me the grace to help me see our situation ina new light. He took away the weight of feeling worthless and the enormous guilt I carried and showed me that it was impossible for me to accept God's forgiveness if I was not able to forgive myself for getting sick or for not recognizing earlier why my husband was suffering. WHAT? What did He mean, forgive myself? I knew in my head that my disability was not my fault. I knew that I had no way of knowing what was happening at my husband's work since he was deliberately trying to protect me by not sharing it with me earlier. I knew that I had prayed in faith for healing and God had another plan and I trusted His plan. But what I didn't realize is that I had picked up an offense against myself.
I was MAD at myself!! I was ANGRY, I was DEEPLY HURT and EMBARRASSED… I had failed my own expectations. I was buying into the labels that society puts on those they fail to understand because it is easier than having to confront their own fears and often without even realizing it. This includes those with disabilities, the ones who care for them, and especially those who suffer with UNSEEN disabilities with mental and emotional limitations such as PTSD. This time, I had fallen for one of Satan's oldest tricks, condemnation, and I fell hard. The result, I began to internalize that responsibility for the things that were not in my control. I failed to recognize that only God was strong enough to carry my burden and I had to repent, ask God to help me forgive myself and totally relinquish the responsibility for my situation into His hands. I had to be willing to let go of my "perception" that I was just a piece of forgotten, useless human trash that God had somehow mistakenly left here on earth as a burden to my family and husband and choose to allow God to help me see the truth.
Now I can look back and say that even though we are still in the storm, we rest in the fact that God has given us victory over the battles we face every day. God has taught me the "trick"/the discipline, of letting go of my own expectations of what my faith and God's answers look like. As long as I allowed myself to dictate what God's answer should be in my own wisdom, I was open to condemnation by what other people thought about me and Satan being able to convince me that my faith had failed because of something I had done. But just like Peter, when he walked on the water and then looked away and began to sink, as soon as he turned his focus back on the Savior, His source, he was able to rise above the tide and walk. That is now the basis of my walk with God day in and day out. I had finally let the truth of Romans 8:1 penetrate, not just my mind, but my heart.
Romans 8:1 KJV – There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus, who walk not after the flesh, but after the Spirit.
FACT: As long as I kept holding onto yesterday, it would keep robbing me of the strength I needed to survive today! So I began to practice the conscious presence of my Father God and purposefully gave Him every part of my day and my thoughts and even my expectations so that I could focus on what God had for me today.
FREEDOM! Yes, I was free to allow God's love to flow through me once more to all those around me and most importantly to my beloved husband. I could be part of his recovery and the supportive wife and prayer warrior God had created me to be. I was free to accept the love that my family and friends were showing me and, while I was still humbled by it, it was no longer skewed by the eyes of my own pride. In accepting God's forgiveness and allowing His forgiveness to cleanse me and forgive myself, I was now able to count the love of others as a blessing from my Heavenly Father. I recognized that God was fully capable of blessing them for their sacrifice and my job was just to allow the joy and peace of the Lord to breathe new life into our situation that would in turn be an encouragement to them also. And He can do the same for you.
Isn't that just like God? He uses us broken pots to cast the most beautiful mosaic of his light onto everyone around us as long as we are obedient enough to allow His love to shine through our brokenness, in all circumstances.
Looks like I will have to share that next time when I reveal how reality so rudely interrupted my misguided expectations for my "Christian Walk" VS the actual trials we must overcome when the unexpected takes our breath away on this roller coaster we call life.
REFLECTION: Ask God if there is an area of your own life that you haven't forgiven yourself for? Are you, like I was, allowing pride to skew your vision? Is it blocking you from receiving God's forgiveness, healing and provision? Are you ready to allow God to restore your freedom to accept the love and care of others? Are you the reason someone else is unable to move forward and do you need to make things right to free both of you from the prison of unforgiveness, guilt and shame? Then I encourage you to take it to God in prayer because I know that if He can do it for me, He can do it for you and He has promised to do just that in His word.
Dear Papa God, Today I ask you to take off the blinders that anyone reading this has allowed to skew their vision. Help them stop ignoring the guilt and unloving spirit that has taken a hold of their thoughts and mind and stolen their freedom. I ask that you soften their hearts to accept your forgiveness and to forgive themselves. God allow them to recognize and let go of the mistakes of their past so they can embrace the freedom of your peace and joy in spite of their circumstances! Thank you for your answer in advance and may they feel your grace in tangible ways throughout the days and weeks ahead. In Jesus Name I pray, Amen.
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Amino acids and proteins
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Isoelectric point and zwitterions
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Hey, so we're going to be talking about the isoelectric point, or pI as it's abbreviated. Now, the isoelectric point is the point along the pH scale at which a molecule, and in this case we're going to be talking about an amino acid, exists in a neutral form with zero charge. In other words, it is neither positively or negatively charged overall. It is isoelectric, and "iso" means equal. And it's nice to know the isoelectric point for an amino acid, because then we can predict whether or not it will be charged at a certain pH. And who doesn't want the power of prediction? So how do we figure out the isoelectric point for an amino acid? Well, let's start with the generic amino acid structure here. So now let's take a look at the two functional groups on this amino acid. Ignoring the R group, or the side chain, for the time being, we're going to be talking about the amino group and the carboxylic acid group. So the amino group here, it has this nitrogen, which is a very happy proton acceptor. So we're going to write that here. And because it's a happy proton acceptor, it is considered to be basic. And we've drawn it out in its protonated form here after it's accepted an extra hydrogen, or proton. So now coming over to our carboxylic acid group, this group is a very willing proton donor. And because it is a proton donor, we call this acidic. And so we've drawn it out here after it's already donated its protons, so it has a negative charge. And now looking at the overall net charge of our amino acid, we can see that we have a positive charge here and a negative charge here, and so the overall charge is 0. And we have a special name for when you have a molecule that has both a positive and a negative charge present. And that special word is called a "zwitterion," which comes from the German word for "hybrid." So now what would happen if we take our amino acid and we put into a solution that is a very low pH, say a pH of 1? In other words, an acidic solution. Well, we can think of acidic solutions as having a lot of excess protons around. So anything that can be protonated on our amino acid is going to be protonated, and so it's going to look like this. And now if you take a look at both of the groups on our amino acid, you can see that our amino group is still in its protonated form and carries a positive charge. But now our carboxylic acid group has gained a proton and lost its negative charge. And now you can see that the overall net charge on this molecule is now positive 1. So now let's come over to the other end of the spectrum. Let's put our amino acid in a solution with a very high pH, say a pH of 12. And so this is going to be really basic solution, and we can think of really basic solutions as having a lot of excess hydroxide anions around. And so now, everything that can be deprotonated on our amino acid will be, so it's going to look like this. And if we look at our overall net charge of our amino acid now, our amino group has been deprotonated so now it is neutral, and the carboxylic acid group has been deprotonated and so it has a negative charge again. And so it has an overall net charge of negative 1. So now we know that we have a range of forms that our amino acid can take. We have the positively charged version at low pHs all the way up to the negatively charged version at high pHs. Now back to our question about the isoelectric point. So the isoelectric point is the pH at which we go from the positive to the negative form. In other words, it's where we find the zwitterion. And to find out the exact pH, we have to take the average of the pKa's of our two functional groups. And recall that the pK is just the negative log of the acid dissociation constant. So on average, and it varies between all the different amino acids, but on average, the amino group has a pK of around 9. And then on average, the pK for the carboxylic acid group is right around two. So now if we just give ourselves a little bit more room here, we can calculate what the pI, or isoelectric point, would be for our generic amino acid. So taking the average pK for the amino group and then the average pK for the carboxylic acid group, then we divide by 2, then you get 11 over 2. And we come to an isoelectric point of 5.5. But say our amino acid has a side chain or an R group that is also a functional group? Then, we would also have to take the pK for that group into account when we calculate the isoelectric point. So what have we learned? Well, we've learned that the isoelectric point is the pH at which a molecule's found in neutral form, in this case, when an amino acid is in its zwitterion form. And we also learned how to calculate this isoelectric point for an amino acid by taking the average of the pKs of all the functional groups in that amino acid.


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I've jumped out of perfectly good airplanes, road marched for 30 kilometers with 80 lbs of combat gear on my back, been exposed to hostile gunfire and explosions, and played against the likes of national college powerhouses like Duke, North Carolina and Notre Dame. Last week, I told myself that if I can confront obstacles such as those, then surely an interview with German international and Toronto FC "Mittelfeldspieler," Torsten Frings, would be a walk in the park. A week ago, you may have read my piece (Sporting KC's Jon Kempin – The Next King Kahn) on Jon Kempin of Sporting KC, a promising, young USMNT U-20 GK. Jon is currently on USMNT duty with the U-18 squad in Northern Ireland and competing in the Milk Cup. Since joining the BL-Fanatic crew, Jon was my very first interview, and great practice for this rookie on the football (proper) beat. However, there were three subtle differences between the Kempin and Frings interviews. First, although the name Kempin originates from Germany, the interview was conducted in my native tongue, English. Second, while Kempin is a Sporting KC Reserve player, Torsten Frings is a household name with eighty international caps and ten goals for Die Mannschaft, and a legend at Werder Bremen. Lastly, unlike Kempin, I would conduct the Frings interview in German "auf Deutsch."
Why in German some might ask? Well, after seeing Frings conduct two interviews on the news in German, I assumed he felt most comfortable speaking to the media in his native language. So, I say, why not in German? After all, this is the language of mein Großvaterland, and to hear it spoken here in the USA was music to my ears. So, with due German diligence, I prepared my interview in German, had the grammar corrected by one of my former TSG Rohrbach teammates, a good friend from Heidelberg, and I rehearsed the interview at least ten times before game day at LIVESTRONG Sporting Park in Kansas City. I was confident – comes from my German heritage – of the German I learned in college twenty-plus years ago, coupled with the practical experience of applying the language over the past four years in Germany, that I would do fine.
Now when you say the name Frings here in the USA, provided you're talking to the one tenth of the population that follows, let alone understands football, you are likely to get an evil eye. But for the purpose of this, there is no reason to dwell on the past because it adds zero value to the article. Now, Torsten Frings is a household name in German and international football. He played a central role for Die Mannschaft in the 2002 and 2006 FIFA World Cup, the 2008 EUFA European Football Championship squad in 2008, and has eighty international caps and ten goals to his name. Prior to signing with Toronto in June, Frings was a force to be reckoned with in the Bundesliga, making his mark in the heart of the Werder Bremen midfield, as well as Die Bayern and Dortmund. Last year, Bremen had a season they would like to forget, and the loss of the former Werder captain should not go underestimated. Although he lost some pace, he was still an integral part of keeping Bremen from falling further than where they finished in 14th position – inconceivable by Bremen standards.
Pre-game Jitters are Only for Players, Right? Wrong!
Everything was about to change on Saturday when I arrived well in advance of the first kick at LIVESTRONG and made my way to pick up press credentials. The reality began to set in. I was only three hours away from interviewing one of the most prominent German international players of the past decade, Torsten Frings. I was greeted by the professional Sporting KC public relations team and escorted upstairs to the media booth where Kurt Austin greeted me. The media accommodations, the hospitality and courtesy of the public relations team, was second to none. As the saying goes, "first impressions are lasting impressions." The Sporting KC public relations team was first class. Once I got settled, Kurt introduced me to Mike Masaro of Toronto FC, and we chatted about the international flavor of Toronto, the TFC season and how Frings was settling in. Afterwards, I took my seat, looked down on the impressive and lively LIVESTRONG Sporting Park pitch, and the butterflies began jumping from my stomach much like I used to jump from an aircraft flying 800 feet above the ground.
The Match
TFC came out of the gates firing on all cylinders, and in the middle of it all was none other than Torsten Frings. Frings became involved earlier with pinpoint distributions from his central midfield role; leading a frontal assault on the Sporting KC goal for the first fifteen minutes of the match. Frings looked like the midfield general he had become renowned for during his time with Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga. He was a machine in the TFC midfield winning 100% of the balls coming his way, and completed 86% of his passes. German engineering, Ja! No. This my friends was German art, the re-emergence of the German Renaissance. Not the Renaissance from the 16th century, but the Renaissance of those German players who dared cross the Big Pond in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and Frings was just learning how to run, let alone kick a ball in his Würselen, Germany home as a kinder. As the game wore on, the 100 degree KC temperature seemed to take its toll on Frings and his new teammates while Sporting KC turned on the fire house and began spraying the TFC goal. When the final whistle blew, SKC came out the victor by a score of 4-2. Using the German magazine, Kicker player rating model as a reference ( 1 being excellent, and 6 being poor), I would rate Frings' performance on the night – NOTE: 3. I might be a huge Bundesliga fan, but the quarter German in me says, "no freebies from this Yank."
Now, the time came to interview Herr Frings. A member of the professional Sporting KC staff escorted me downstairs to the Press Conference room and locker rooms. I was shaking like a Toronto Maple Leaf. Mike from TFC greeted me at the TFC locker room and tracked down Herr Frings, and pointed me towards the hallway. As I turned the corner, there Frings was, waiting calmly, to answer my questions. I introduced myself, greeted him with a handshake and said, "Herzlich Willkomen in den USA and KC" -stumbling through a common German greeting that I must have said over 100 times before. I turned on my audio-digital recorder and began my interview.
The Interview
Question: On Torstenfrings.com on, you have a saying: "I don't step back. I'll keep fighting back." Do you plan to live this Motto during your time in Toronto, as you did with Werder, Dortmund and Bayern?
Frings: Well, I said it back in the days when I left the national team. But, having said that, I have to say that I really feel good in Toronto, and I still have fun playing football. We are currently not having a good run, but I hope that we can turn this around.
Question: Was it difficult to make this transfer, considering that your children grew up in Germany, and are still there?
Frings: My kids visit me frequently, but it is of course difficult for me that they are being in Germany some of the time. I still think that it was a good move though, I do like it here a lot.
Question: So far, what do you think of the MLS? What are the differences between the MLS and the Bundesliga?
Frings: The MLS is an up and coming league, and many talented players are currently playing in the league. Of course, the quality of the German league and the best leagues in Europe is higher, but I really do think that the league is taking strides in the right direction at the moment.
Question: Why have you chosen Toronto and the MLS over other offers and did Mr. Klinsmann play any part in your decision?
Frings: Well, he called me, and he convinced me to take this step. I think it is a good thing that I made this move.
Question: Who was your preferred German soccer player in the old NASL in 1980?
Frings: Beckenbauer. He was here after all, wasn't he?
Thank you for your time and good luck with Toronto and the MLS.
The Frings/Espinoza photo is courtesy of Taylor Allan.
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Building Plots at Boghead, Berefold Ellon, AB41 8FP
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Price around £90,000
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3 plots with outline planning permission for the erection of a dwellhouse on each one. Services on site. Septic tank needed. Price around £90,000 Entry by arr. Viewing Mr & Mrs Smith 07831 806639 or contact solicitors or go along to site.
Building Plots in rural location with Planning Permission in Principle for the erection of a Dwellinghouse. The plots are located in an Idyllic location in the small village of Berefold with breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside, only a short distance from Ellon and within commuting distance of Aberdeen and Peterhead.
Planning Permission in Principle exists for the erection of a Dwellinghouse on each plot.
The application can be viewed on Aberdeenshire Council website with the reference numbers
SITE 2 - F/APP/2016/0004 – extending to 0.59 acres - (Offers Around £90,000)
SITE B1 - F/APP/2016/3415 – extending to 0.54 acres - (Offers Around £90,000)
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SERVICES Mains water and Electricity are believed to be on site whilst sewerage will require to be by way of septic tank and soakaway. Any potential purchaser will need to satisfy themselves regarding the location and suitability of any services that may be required to service any development of the subjects.
LOCATION Ellon is a thriving country town on the banks of the River Ythan situated midway between Aberdeen and Peterhead and only 15 miles from Aberdeen Airport. It is an ideal base for commuters to the commercial and oil centres in the north east. The shopping facilities cater for everyday needs and amenities include several banks, churches, hotels and restaurants. There is also a large, modern health centre, as well as leisure and sporting facilities which include fishing, golf, bowling, indoor racquet courts, fitness clubs and an all-weather floodlit pitch. Ellon has several primary schools and a new secondary academy.
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Where the House Ethics Committee stands on the alleged transgressions of Rep. Chris Collins, R-N.Y., is "pursuant to Committee Rule 7(g)."
In its news release about Collins, the ethics panel declared that "pursuant to House Rule XI, clause 3(b)(8)(A) and Committee Rules 17 A(b)(1)(A) and 17(A)(c)(I)" that "the Committee will review the matter pursuant to Committee Rule 18(a)." However, the Ethics Committee said it will "comply with Committee Rule 7." Moreover, the committee will publish a "Report and Findings" – which of course is "pursuant to Committee Rule 17A."
The House Ethics Committee uses parentheses like the Cubs and Nationals use relief pitchers.
Perry Mason may be better suited to untangle the legal bromides spouted by the Ethics Committee. But Collins himself is pretty clear about his plight.
"Nothing of substance is there at all," the New York Republican said about allegations he broke House policies and may have violated federal law.
But the House's quasi-official Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) — which, to make matters more confusing, is different from the actual Ethics Committee — doesn't think so. The OCE charges Collins used his position in Congress to inappropriately help Innate Immunotherapeutics.
Collins sits on the board of the firm. The congressman also holds between $25 and $50 million in Innate stock. That makes Collins the company's largest shareholder.
So is the House Ethics Committee actually investigating Collins?
Hard to tell.
Amid all of the "pursuants" and triplicate parentheticals, the Ethics Committee says it's still evaluating things. Yet there is no official probe.
There's a labyrinthine lexicon worth unpacking here.
The House Ethics Committee wasn't actually called the "Ethics Committee" until a few years ago. Back then, it was the "Committee on Standards of Official Conduct." Regardless of the name today, the Ethics Committee is the bona fide panel which sits in judgment of House members. In 2008, the House developed the independent watchdog known as the "Office of Congressional Ethics." The House permits the OCE to entertain accusations of ethical breaches from practically anyone off the street. The OCE can then refer potential cases to the actual Ethics Committee and render findings. The Ethics Committee itself can consider or dismiss cases flagged by the OCE. The best signal denoting an official "ethics investigation" comes when the Ethics Committee launches an "investigative subcommittee" to probe an issue. It's up to the full House to mete out major forms of punishment like reprimand, censure or even expulsion.
The House Ethics Committee didn't commission an "investigative subcommittee" in the case of Collins. It just said it would conduct "further review." By the way, that additional look-see "does not itself indicate that any violation has occurred."
So, Collins finds himself in congressional limbo. He's not officially under investigation. Yet Collins isn't in the clear, either.
"I am disappointed in the Ethics Committee," fumed Collins after the announcement Thursday. "Sometimes they leave these [investigations] open for years."
An ethics review into the conduct of former Rep. Charlie Rangel, D-N.Y., started in 2008 – culminating in censure for the New York Democrat in late 2010. The House Ethics Committee also began an investigation into Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., in 2010. But it took until 2012 to clear Waters. The committee had to first navigate the Rangel issue. Then, when studying Waters' conduct, the Ethics Committee had to dump two staffers who leaked information about the case to House Republicans.
No member likes any prodding by the Ethics Committee. But what lawmakers really hate is an inquest by the OCE.
Collins is no exception.
"They are a waste of taxpayer money and they accomplish nothing," said Collins of the OCE. "I was exonerated on the original charges. They found two small nothings."
The OCE noted that former Health and Human Services Secretary and former Rep. Tom Price, R-Ga., refused to cooperate in its investigation. Collins says he doesn't blame Price.
"A lot of folks ignore them," said Collins of the OCE. "The OCE was what we tried to get rid of."
What Collins refers to is an effort by House Republicans to ditch the OCE in January. The night before the launch of the 115th Congress, House GOPers voted to defang the outside watchdog. But within hours, Republicans faced a political maelstrom. The backlash forced the Republican brass to frantically intervene and deep-six the proposal to neuter the OCE.
"They have no authority," ranted Collins about the OCE. "They instructed my attorney to break attorney-client privilege. That's how bad these guys are."
But after the January fiasco, the OCE isn't going anywhere.
Collins may harbor contempt for the OCE. But that's nothing compared to the enmity he reserves for Rep. Louise Slaughter, D-N.Y. Slaughter authored the STOCK Act which bars lawmakers from using their position for financial gain on the markets. Slaughter lodged the original complaint about Collins with the OCE.
"She's a despicable human being," seethed Collins when asked about Slaughter. "You don't go after another member with fabricated allegations like she did."
It's rare for lawmakers to speak on background or off the record with such vehement hostility about a colleague. But rancor like this on the record is practically unheard of.
In a statement to Fox News, Slaughter called Collins's actions "a disgrace," adding that the congresswoman "doesn't need to defend herself."
Congressional ethics cases are frequently convoluted and challenging to explain. The most complex part may be deciphering Byzantine House ethics rules and parsing parenthetical profusions in committee news releases. Collins' fate hangs in the balance. Little is clear about what's next. The only things that aren't in question are what Collins thinks about the Office of Congressional Ethics, the Ethics Committee and Louise Slaughter.
Capitol Attitude is a weekly column written by members of the Fox News Capitol Hill team. Their articles take you inside the halls of Congress, and cover the spectrum of policy issues being introduced, debated and voted on there.


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"Working hard is very important. You're not going to get anywhere without working extremely hard." – George Lucas
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There's a few things that lead to a healthy, happy life!
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It's a great day to pull up the boot straps and work hard!
Industrial Painters WantedPosted: October 16, 2013 in Uncategorized
Tags: Baytown, Baytown Now Hiring, Hiring Now, Houston, Industrial Painters Wanted, Job Opening Baytown, Job Openings, Knight Industrial Services, Texas, Texas Painting Jobs, TX
Knight Industrial Services is now accepting applications for Industrial Painters with 5+ years' experience. MUST have VALID Texas Driver's License (NOT ID card) and Social Security card. (TWIC and Basic Plus preferred). Apply in person at our office at 6802 I-10 East Freeway Baytown, TX 77521. Call 281-421-5049 for any questions.
Knight Industrial Services steps up effort to help Save Employees Brother with LeukemiaPosted: June 21, 2013 in Uncategorized
Tags: benefits, bone marrow transplant, donations, good cause, Houston, Knight Industrial Services, lukemia, Madisonville, Matt Ivey, medical help, Nabors Drilling, Texas, TX, Wells Fargo
"Dallas is good as gold, and it was a no brainer to help. He is part of Knight's family and that means his family is too" states Joe Briscoe, Knight Industrial Services General Manager.
Abrasive blasting, below grade services, fireproofing, scaffolding, and bio blasting cleaning doesn't sound like jobs where your employees would have a lot of compassion. As a matter of fact, Knight Industrial Services is a 3 decade plus old company with some of the toughest professionals in the industry. However, when 18 month special Equipment Technician, Dallas Ivey approached longtime General Manager, Joe Briscoe about his brothers plight- these guys put effort into a great cause.
Pictured: Dallas Ivey and his colleagues hanging out on the job site. Dallas is the one with the backwards hat 3rd person from the left.
You see, Dallas' brother Matt Ivey was just diagnosed with NDS a form of bone cancer. Cancer-induced bone disease is a characteristic feature of several types of cancer, including the hematological malignancy multiple myeloma, and other tumors that metastasise to bone such as breast, prostate and lung. In addition to the development of debilitating skeletal complications, the bone marrow provides a unique hospitable microenvironment, and once tumors become established in bone, they are largely unresponsive to treatment.
This diagnosis sounds pretty bad, but if you knew the fight that Knight Industrial Services has- you would know that quitting is not an option. "Matt is 41 years old, and has two teenage children; one who just graduated high school. He is getting married this Saturday and has no plans to go anywhere but back with his family" says an emphatic Dallas Ivey. Matt was a volunteer fireman in Madison, Texas and had a job with Nabors Drilling with their corporate services team located in Houston, Texas and can be reached at 281.874.0035.
That's right. He had a job with Nabors Drilling, but not anymore. The doctors are making an aggressive effort to save Matts life by ordering him into Chemotherapy and putting his name on the Bone Marrow Transplant list. If the news for Matt couldn't get any worse; it did when the doctors said that Matt would have to stop working while in treatment. Nabors decided to let Matt go which means he loses his insurance and Cobra is too expensive for Matt to afford.
Therefore, Dallas and his family organized selling chop beef briquette sandwiches, chips, and a drink for $5 each. They will be serving these sandwiches hoping to raise money for Matt's mounting medical expenses as well as insurance cost. The event will take place Saturday, June 22, 2013 and held at the Madisonville Volunteer Fire Department on Main Street located at 1617 E. Main Street, Madisonville, Texas where Matt had served as a volunteer fireman.
"It really means a lot that Knight Industrial Services stepped up in helping with donations for my brother. It was a lot more than what his own company did for him" adds Dallas.
Wells Fargo has set up an account in Matt Ivey's name if you would like to help with donations. You can also email Dallas Ivey for more information at firstname.lastname@example.com . If you are near Madisonville, stop by and eat a chop beef sandwich for a good cause.
Knight Industrial Services LogoPosted: February 13, 2013 in Uncategorized
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Knight Industrial Services offers sandblasting, painting, insulation, fireproofing, soda blasting and scaffolding. Our commitment is to our customers. Our services are offered at the highest quality possible, reasonably priced, and within the time frame desired.
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Animation graphic is the funniest way to combine graphic design and videomaking. Usually it's used for advertising and it combines animations, texting, music, video editing and post production.
Below some examples of my old works about animation, animation graphic and a combined of filming and animation graphic.
My animation CV – 2015
"Ali di Iside" dance school – Open Day
"Suite of the City – Presentation" – this was a presentation for a big ecommerce website for swapping dress and clothes.
My animation CV 2013-2014
"L'amour du pain" – animation created for an international video contest.


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Keyhole Scarf and Hat set by plymoth. This is a quick and easy christmas gift ideawith so many possibilities. Christmas colors, solids or varigated colors of Malabrigo, Cascade Magnum or Art yarn by knit Collage.Many choices to make a project truely Yours- a one of a kind creation. What is your inspiration?
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It's been a long time since my last post, and since then I've bounced across a few continents. After getting sick with a mosquito virus and serious B12 deficiency in August and September of 2017, I tried to return to my bike in Indonesia after a two-month break. It was too soon; I quickly realized two months wasn't nearly long enough of a rest. I needed a real break, one without an impending deadline.
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The description below is taken from the Airfix catalogue this kit was first seen in. There may also be extra information underneath the main description.
Arguably the best known name throughout the Royal Navy's history, this is the 'Ark' that served with great distinction during WWII. Included is a display board giving the history, technical details and images of the real ship.
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Fire Equipment specialist, Mako Fire, is a wholly Australian owned company that specialises in a diverse range of fire equipment, forestry safety equipment, rescue equipment, industrial safety equipment, height safety equipment, mining equipment and medical and first aid equipment.
We are able to provide recommendations for the most suitable type of Fire Fighting/Medical or Rescue equipment that your company or organisation needs, as our staff and affiliates are knowledgeable and often highly qualified.
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Download: Windows Server Solutions Phone Connector for Windows Home Server 2011
Today Windows Server Home Server announced the release of the Windows Server Solutions Phone Connector for Windows Home Server 2011 (aka Integrating Windows Phone 7 with your WHS 2011 Server). This add-in enables you to connect to your home, business, or storage server by using your Windows Phone 7 phone. This installation package provides the Windows Server Solutions Phone Connector server component for integration of Windows Phone 7 into Windows Home Server 2011, Windows Small Business Server 2011 Essentials, and Windows Storage Server 2008 R2 Essentials.
Once the integration of your Windows Phone 7 phone into a Windows Server Solutions server, you can use your phone to perform remote server management tasks (such as view alerts, manage users, and start and stop backups). In addition, with appropriate permissions, you can use your phone to view or access media files that are stored on the server.
The Phone connecter requires both a server sided add-in which you can download from http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=214671 , and a Windows Phone 7 Application which can be downloaded through the Zune Market place on your phone or via your PC or simply search for My Home Server to find the application.
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The Age Management Medicine Group (AMMG) would like to encourage qualified speakers who wish to become members of our faculty to submit for consideration.
The Conference Planning Committee will review all submissions. Preference will be given to credentialed faculty at the medical professional level who have an expertise in their field and have the ability to provide comprehensive learning materials for the course syllabus. Topics that reflect non-commercial, new or cutting edge evidence based information for Age Management Medicine clinicians and include the theme of this event are preferred. All faculty and presentations must adhere to ACCME standards.


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Salesforce Commerce Cloud
Salesforce Commerce Cloud brings together digital commerce, mobile-first point of sale (POS) and store operations, order management, and predictive intelligence. The Salesforce Commerce Cloud (formerly Demandware) unifies the customer experience and streamlines commerce operations from purchase to fulfillment to post-sale service. Through maximized agility and innovation across channels, the cloud enables you to keep up with the rapidly changing retail industry.
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My Little Pony Airwalker Foil Balloon
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Make a BIG impression with one of our themed Airwalker balloons.
Unlike regular helium filled balloons Airwalker balloons do not rise, they stay on the floor. Even better when pulled along they look like they're walking! Great fun at your themed party.
Good to know about our My Little Pony Airwalker balloon;
-Beautiful pink pony just like the popular character Pinkie Pie. Perfect for your pony party
- Size 42 x 46 inches
-Suitable for helium inflation only. Supplied uninflated
-Supplied with weights in each foot to keep her upright when inflated. Just attach a string to pull her along and watch her glide behind you!
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