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In order to allow Activities to control the behavior of the Service, there should be an mechanism to allow they talk to each other. And by following the Process Agnostic feature of Android platform, this communication mechanism should also be able to handle Inter-Process and Inside-Process communication consistently. Such that from the upper layer application code's point of view, it's making communications between components independent of which process these components run in.
Luckily, Android has already provided such a RPC mechanism which has been briefly introduced here: Android application fundamentails - remote procedure calls. And the document Designing a Remote Interface Using AIDL also shows a tutorial about how to perform RPC.
But the documents above don't include a complete yet simple example for us to follow, so I'd like to explore how to do Inside-Process as well as Inter-Process with an example.
This example is composed of two applications. The first application (app1) will bind to a service runs in another application (app2) when a button is clicked, thus demonstrates Inter-Process communication. app2 can bind to the service too, which demonstrates Inside-Process communication.
There are two buttons on each application's Activity. First, you need to click button titled start svc to bind to service and get a reference to Binder object. Then, you can click button titled call rpc to invoke a method in service.
It's trivial to repeat the tutorial of designing remote interface. So I'd like to just post some findings during my exploration.
- The onBind method of service should return a non-null IBinder. Otherwise, the callback function onServiceConnected won't be fired.
- Add two aidl interface with the same name to both projects (ISvcController.aidl in our example). And the interface can be used in both projects to manipulate the IBinder object returned by the service. These two interfaces can have different member functions, but any function to be used must have the same signature and be placed at the same place (index) in these interfaces.
- When access the service in the same process, the original IBinder returned in onBind method is passed to onServiceConnected callback method. When access the service in a different process, a proxy for the IBinder is passed to onServiceConnected callback method.
- It's necessary to call unbindService to avoid connection leaking. This can be done upon specific event handler such as a button click. A better choice is to unbind in one of Activity's life cycle events, for example, onStop. So that the connection will be freed no matter in which way the user leaves the Activity.
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I usually try to make our sensory bins fairly simple, giving Skyler one type of filler to focus on, even though I will color them differently or put two of the same type of filler, but when I was trying to decide what filler to use for our St. Patrick's Day sensory bin, I envisioned an explosion of green, so that is what we did!
I have wanted to do both pom poms and feathers with Skyler, so I collected all of our green pom poms and bought a bag of green feathers for the base of our mostly green sensory play. For our bin, we are also using small shamrock sequins as well as some glittery shamrocks that I cut off from a garland. A few leftover gold coins from our St. Paddy's Day Play Dough was utilized for this bin as well, something fun to search for!
After layering all of our fillers into the bin, I wanted to add some fun accessories for Skyler to play with. Our green and gold bin got some bright rainbow scoops and pom pom chutes. I cut some scrap paper to the size of a toilet paper roll and then painted all pieces of paper and the cups in one color before moving on to the next. This was a great excuse to use my new favorite glittery paint! Once dry, I wrapped the toilet paper rolls in the paper and added our rainbow cups and chutes to the bin.
|Skyler's new table makes the perfect living room craft table for me!
Skyler was very ready to play with this new bin, which he spied while eating a snack! He dove right in, putting pom poms and coins down the rainbow chutes.
Then he was on a mission to find the gold coins, carefully separating the feathers that would stick to them, and putting them down the chutes when he got them defeathered.
He spent a lot of time examining the different shamrock sequins. His favorite were the glittery ones from the garland. It was funny when he would put them down the chute because he wouldn't drop them in like the other pieces, he would stuff his entire hand in!
Skyler enjoyed collecting every single coin and placing them into the rainbow scoops. For awhile he would dump them into the chutes, but then after finding all of the coins one time, he ran behind his tent to hide with his coins, placing them all carefully on the windowsill.
This is one of our favorite bins yet! Skyler enjoyed all of the different pieces and textures in the bin and as expected, the rainbow scoops and chutes were a bit hit with my playful little one.

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For bread board assembly of Micro controller and Arduino projects ,we need well regulated 5 V and 3.3 V DC power supply. Here is the simple but efficient regulated power supply that gives four stage power outputs – 12 V unregulated, 9 V, 5 V and 3.3 V regulated DC .
It is a Transformer based power supply using a 12-0-12 volt 200 mA Step-down transformer. The low volt AC is rectified by diodes D1 and D2. The high value smoothing capacitor C1 removes ripples and gives a clean 12 volt DC .This 12 volt DC is unregulated which can be used to drive back end components like Relay, Buzzer, Lamps etc. Regulator IC 7809 (IC 1) takes the 12 volt unregulated DC and gives 9 volt regulated DC. IC 7805 (IC2) takes 9 V DC from IC1 and gives 5 V regulated DC. Capacitor C2 removes noise from the power supply. Green LED with the current limiting resistor R1 is the power on indicator. Diodes D3 , D4 and D5 are used to reduce the 5 V DC to 3 to 3.8 V DC. Silicon diodes usually have a forward voltage drop between 0.4 V to 0.7 V. This may vary based on the make of the diode. So three IN 4007 diodes drops 1.2 – 2.1 Volts. Therefore, the output from D5 will be around 3 – 3.8 V. But the forward voltage drop of the diode will not be accurate in all makes and may vary between 0.4 to 0.7 volts. Anyway a mid rage of 3.5 volt can be expected from D5.
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Assemble the circuit on a common PCB. Transformer is 200 mA only and the regulator ICs gives around 100 mA output current which is sufficient for the project. Use suitable sockets and pins to tap the 12V, 9V, 5V and 3.3V outputs.


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This week on theOppermom show we get to hear the rest of the story. Once again theOppermanian joins us to help me tell my story about how the Lord used the seeds that my father had sown, in James, to bring me to salvation in Christ.
My husband and I talk about how the Lord used an ex-con to convert this honorary pastor's kid. But the story doesn't end there. Sadly, just as the Jews of old often forgot the Lord's face, we talk about how even after a miraculous meeting and conversion sin reared its ugly head. And how this fairy tale had anything but a happily ever after.
Thankfully though the sin that wreaked much havoc and heartache on our families, was not the end of the tale and God in his great mercy proved Himself faithful to convict and restore all that we had destroyed.
Listen and be encouraged that the Lord writes our stories and He uses unlikely people to speak truth into the darkness. He takes the broken and makes it beautiful.
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Physician groups are seeking to limit the scope of practice of non-physician health care providers. These scope of practice limitations can have serious impacts on our health care system including:
As a coalition of health care providers, CPR is working to ensure that everyone has access to the health care professionals of their choice; however, the coalition does not provide advice to individuals about personal health care matters.
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The demands on our health care system are simply too great for physicians groups to continue fighting the same old "turf wars" over authority to practice. All health care providers must work together to the full extent of their education and training to meet the nation's growing needs and ensure best outcomes for all patients.
CPR's mission is to meet the nation's growing and increasingly diverse health care needs by ensuring patients have direct access to the full scope of services offered by their chosen health care providers.
The Coalition for Patients' Rights™ (CPR) consists of more than 30 organizations representing a variety of non-M.D. / non-D.O. licensed health care professionals who provide safe, effective, and affordable health care services to millions of patients each year.
CPR works to protect patients' rights by educating lawmakers and the community about health care provider issues. Here is a sample of CPR's issue engagement.
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You can find out everything about Lyndsey Cockwell's music projects here, both as a solo singer/songwriter and with other bands and collaborations. You can also find out about the Berlin Pop Choir and Berlin Pop Ensemble.
-Berlin Pop Choir HEAVEN AND HELL themed winter performance is on December 20th at the legendary SO36! Get your tickets at lyndseycockwell.com/paypal
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By identifying specific public health problems and offering care to people the moment they need it, population health initiatives can work with primary care to improve health outcomes before patients go to their physician's office or the ER.
Beth Tanzman, M.S.W., (far right), executive director of Vermont's Blueprint for Health program, discusses the state's medical home program during the Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative Fall Conference. Evan Behrle (left), a special adviser for opioid policy with the Baltimore City Health Department, and Somava Stout, M.D., M.S., of 100 Million Healthier Lives, also participated in the discussion.
Public health officials discussed successful primary care-population health integration at the city and state levels during a panel discussion at the Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative Fall Conference(pcpccevents.com) held here Oct. 11-12.
Baltimore Programs Focus on Children
Baltimore has launched several such efforts. In one example, city health officials decided to tackle one of the nation's highest infant mortality rates and several other health disparities that occur among low-income and ethnic minority groups. The need was great, because social determinants of health contribute to a 20-year variation in life expectancy among residents of different Baltimore neighborhoods.
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- A panel of public health officials at the Patient-Centered Primary Care Collaborative Fall Conference discussed successful primary care-population health integration.
- Programs in Baltimore tackled several health disparities among low-income and ethnic groups, including one of the nation's highest infant mortality rates.
- Vermont's Blueprint for Health initiative provides participating practices a monthly fee that averages $23 to $32 per patient.
Evan Behrle, a special adviser for opioid policy with the Baltimore City Health Department, described a program that seeks to reduce the infant mortality rate by 40 percent within eight years. B'more for Healthy Babies(www.healthybabiesbaltimore.com) places pregnant women enrolled in Medicaid into a triage system of team-based care focused on reducing premature birth, low birth weight and unsafe sleep. Nurses make visits in targeted neighborhoods using a map that highlights specific corridors of need.
When the initiative began in 2009, there were 13.5 infant deaths per 1,000 live births; by 2012, the rate had fallen to 9.7 deaths per 1,000 live births -- a 28 percent drop. The disparity between white and black infant deaths decreased by nearly 40 percent during that period.
Many Baltimore residents who receive Medicaid benefits need more than health care. To address this, CMS' Accountable Health Communities Model(innovation.cms.gov) screens patients for social needs and refers them to local help. The goal is to reduce the gap between clinical care and social services such as housing, food and transportation.
"We're connecting people with services that already exist," Behrle said.
Another initiative in Baltimore addresses the high opioid-related death rate. Last year, 694 people died of opioid overdose, which was more than twice the city's homicide rate. New treatment programs address the problem by allowing patients who arrive in the ER after an overdose to begin treatment with buprenorphine right away, and peer outreach workers at several hospitals can refer patients who need counseling to community-based treatment centers.
Pointing to another problem, Behrle said that 25 percent of the 62,500 students enrolled in prekindergarten in Baltimore need glasses but do not have them. To help, Vision for Baltimore(health.baltimorecity.gov) launched in 2016. Through the program, city health officials set up mobile clinics outside schools and set up appointments for children's eye exams. Health officials called students' parents before and on the day of the appointment to confirm, and students who needed eyeglasses received them for free.
Maryland law requires vision screening to be provided to all students up to eighth grade, but lack of access to transportation and eye care services meant many students were not receiving the service. With Vision for Baltimore in place, the goal is to reach children in all primary and middle schools by 2019.
Vermont Initiative Boosts Primary Care Access
At the state level, panelists discussed Vermont's Blueprint for Health initiative,(blueprintforhealth.vermont.gov) which supports the patient-centered medical home model.(blueprintforhealth.vermont.gov) Launched in 2006, the model includes 140 primary care practices -- nearly all the primary care practices in the state.
Practices that participate in the program receive a monthly fee that averages $23 to $32 per patient and is calculated based on their performance ratings. Five insurers are participating, including Medicare and Medicaid.
Through the model, children in commercial plans and adult Medicaid beneficiaries reported more primary care visits, and hospital stays and imaging costs were reduced. Lower overall costs for Blueprint for Health patients offset the monthly payments made by insurers. Beth Tanzman, M.S.W., executive director for Blueprint for Health, discussed how the initiative has expanded while improving outcomes and lowering overall costs.
The program also helps address the opioid crisis in Vermont, which recorded 106 opioid-related deaths in 2016, by expanding the use of medication-assisted treatment.
"We've increased access to primary care," Tanzman said. "We reduced the prevalence of chronic mobility disease. It is a good value for our investment."
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CNN Plans More Web-Only Shows, Re-Partnering with Facebook for Obama Address
Look for CNN anchors and reporters to start doing more Web-only pieces and shows.
That is according to a network spokesperson referencing the network's on-air/online coverage of President Barack Obama's first address to Congress Feb. 24.
John King, for example, will host the first online-exclusive edition of his new Sunday show, State of The Union with John King, from noon to 1 p.m. on CNN.com Tuesday, followed by Ali Velshi and Christine Romans hosting an online-only special, State of The Economy, which will undoubtedly be a major topic of the president's speech.
CNN will also re-team with Facebook to create an online community tied to the event and accessible via CNN.com. The two paired on coverage/community for the Inauguration.
And just in case anyone needs a reminder of how bad things are where they live, CNN.com will enable users to "track the current economic climate state-by-state across various categories and indicators, including unemployment rate, foreclosures and job sector changes."
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But all was not lost. We decided to take a hike anyway, and drove up to Robert Louis Stevenson State Park at the north end of the Napa Valley. We edged into a narrow parking space in the snow...and then hiked the five miles up to the top of Mt. St. Helena. At over 4,000 feet, it's a real mountain, even if it wouldn't seem that way in Tuolumne County. And there was enough snow (and downed trees) to make it all quite and adventure.
The first mile and a half are on a trail, and between the snow, the downed trees, and the ice on the rocks, it was a real knee knocker.
Then the trail reaches the access road ( there are electrical installations on top of the mountain, so they have to maintain both them and the road to them.) At that point the hike got a lot easier, and we timed it just right---the snow plow had reached the summit about 15 minutes before we did.
The only drawback was that the clouds that had slowly built over the course of the morning now pretty much obliterated 270 degrees of the view from the summit. This was too bad, because the air was sparkling clear after the storm...and we've seen as far as Mt. Shasta and Lassen Peak from here in years past.
Oh well. We got a chance to try out our new smaller packs (purchased for the Machu Piccho hike--the one with porters carrying the heavy stuff!). and took that opportunity to pack lots of warm clothes and a substantial lunch.
The hike back down was equally beautiful--except the really icy sections near the bottom were even icier and had pools of ice water in the deepest troughs. Our toes were hurtin' for certain!
In the end, the hike was great, the views spectacular, and the drive home a lot shorter than it would have been from Yosemite or Dodge Ridge.
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Ashlee Ashby becomes the fourth contestant to exit 'Survivor: Palau'February 25, 2005
Adopting the law of the jungle as its own, Survivor: Palau's Ulong tribe prayed on its weak link during Thursday's second episode broadcast, voting out Ashlee Ashby, a 22-year-old Fitness counselor from Easley, SC who was "ready to go home."
Tara Dowdell becomes the sixth 'Apprentice 3' contestant to be firedFebruary 25, 2005
In a task that seemed tailor-made for The Apprentice 3's street smart Networth team, project manager Tara Dowdell's insistence at accomplishing her own goals rather than those of the client cost her team the victory -- and herself a shot at becoming the next apprentice.
Jay McCarroll wins first 'Project Runway', but hit series' future uncertainFebruary 24, 2005
In the finale of Bravo's Project Runway, which took place five months after the final three designers were chosen, small-town Pennsylvania boy Jay McCarroll, 29, was chosen as the winner based on a 12-piece show by each of the remaining designers during New York's Fashion Week.
'American Idol 4' eliminates its first four semifinalistsFebruary 24, 2005
The fourth season of Fox's American Idol began in earnest this week, with Monday and Tuesday's first performance shows culminating in last night's Wednesday results show that eliminated of the four semifinalists (two male, two female) who received the least number of votes from home viewers of the competition.
'Survivor: Palau' opens with a bang, sends two home then votes Jolanda Jones outFebruary 18, 2005
The tenth edition of CBS's Survivor series got off to a busy start last evening, with Survivor: Palau's premiere episode sending two of the show's record twenty contestants home before the castaways' tribal breakdowns were determined and ending with a third contestant, the losing Ulong tribe's Jolanda Jones, being voted out of the game due to her strong personality.
Michael Tarshi becomes the fifth 'Apprentice 3' contestant to be firedFebruary 18, 2005
After failing the previous two weeks, Michael Tarshi finally succeeded in getting himself fired from The Apprentice 3.
'American Idol 4' wraps auditions, reveals its 24 semifinalistsFebruary 17, 2005
The fourth season of Fox's American Idol has now begun in earnest, with last night's broadcast ending the show's month-long audition phase by revealing the identities of the show's twenty-four semifinalists.
Kristen Kirchner becomes the fourth 'The Apprentice 3' candidate to be firedFebruary 11, 2005
One thing has become very clear about this season's edition of NBC's The Apprentice -- being project manager is an extremely "high risk, high reward" position. Continuing a four week run in which the project manager of the team that failed to win the episode's task was eliminated from the competition, Networth's Kristen Kirchner was fired during last night's broadcast of The Apprentice 3's fourth episode.
'Engaged Models' Freddy Holliday and Kendra Bentley win 'The Amazing Race 6'February 9, 2005
In a finale that left dissatisfied viewers struggling to determine which disliked team they would least mind seeing win, The Amazing Race 6's model/actor-filled season ended somewhat aptly -- with Freddy Holliday and Kendra Bentley, engaged models from Miami, FL, winning the sixth edition of the race around the world... but CBS quickly attempting to wash the bad taste away via an extended promo for The Amazing Race 7, which premieres in only three weeks and promises a model-free cast.
Danny Kastner becomes the third 'Apprentice 3' candidate to be fired, Verna quitsFebruary 4, 2005
Don't look now, but the members of The Apprentice 3's college-educated Magna corporation are dropping like flies -- but given who they're losing, it might be the best thing that could happen to them.


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Retired Marine Col. Wesley L. Fox received the Medal of Honor for his heroic actions on February 22, 1969, while commanding Company A, 1st Battalion, 9th Marines, 3d Marine Division (the "Walking Dead") during Operation Dewey Canyon in the northern A Shau Valley. Fox wrote about that—as well as his service in the Korean War and his other time in Vietnam—in his memoir, Marine Rifleman (2002).
In Courage and Fear: A Primer (2009), Fox, who served for 43 years in the Marine Corps, offered up his thoughts about how he handled fear on the battlefield and in other dangerous operations. Fox included a short chapter in that book on what took place on February 22, 1969, when Fox and his men took heavy casualties and he was hit twice by shrapnel and pinned down by murderous NVA machine gun fire.
Wesley Fox's last book, Six Essential Elements of Leadership: Marine Corps Wisdom of a Medal of Honor Recipient (Naval Institute, 192 pp., $24.95), is a readable book-length essay in which Fox discourses on "how my superiors and fellow Marines impressed me with their manner of guiding, directing, and leading others, their followers."
He lays out "six essential elements of leadership": care, personality, knowledge, motivation, commitment, and communication.
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Rare episode of the 1950s TV show "Coke Time", which starred pop-crooner Eddie Fisher. Each episode featured him performing popular songs of the time, and usually featured a broadway star singing a song (This episode features short performance by Diahann Carroll). And yes, It also features commercials for Coca-Cola! The show aired live, and was recorded via kinescope.
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Playing on the course where he began his competitive career as a 10-year-old, South Africa's George Coetzee won the Tshwane Open at Pretoria Country Club by a single shot from his countryman Jacques Blaauw.
Coetzee shared the lead with five others through 54-holes of the competition, but it was a player from much further down the leaderboard who emerged as the early front-runner.
Jacques Blaauw blistered around the historic Pretoria layout in a course-record equalling 61. The 29-year-old carded nine pars and nine birdies as he posted a clubhouse total of 13-under-par.
"It was fun out there, everything went in!" Blauuw said.
Of the third round leaders, only Coetzee was able to handle the pressure applied by Blaauw's incredible round. The 28-year-old carded an error-free 65 to win by a single shot, in front of galleries including many of his friends and family.
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"The crowds were amazing," he said. "I think I've got this course down after 18 years of playing golf here! I think it played to my advantage, knowing when to be aggressive and when not to."
Four things we learned at the Tshwane Open:
1. This was a second European Tour title for George Coetzee, after the Joburg Open of 2014. For a number of seasons, Coetzee had the label of a perennial nearly-man. From 2010 to 2014, he posted 24 top-10 finishes on the European Tour without recording a victory. The talented youngster now has two titles, both earned in South Africa. The next step is to win one outside his home country. With this win, Coetzee earned €237,000 and climbed to 67th on the Official World Golf Ranking.
2. Jacques Blaauw has been a steady competitor on the South African Sunshine Tour since turning professional in 2008. But this was a breakthrough performance for the 29-year-old on the European Tour circuit and it saw him pick up his largest ever cheque, for €172,500. From the co-sanctioned events he's played in so far in 2015, Blaauw has collected €212,817 counting towards the European Tour money list. In 2014, players who earned more than €235,000 gained playing rights for 2015. If Blaauw could secure an invite or two through the remainder of the season, he could reach that magic total.
3. Craig Lee of Scotland (one of the 54-hole leaders) was still within one stroke of the lead with just five holes to play. But he bogeyed the 15th and double bogeyed the last to drop back into a tie for third with Dean Burmester and Tjaart van der Walt, both of South Africa. Lee is one of golf's late bloomers. Now aged 38, he turned pro way back in 1996 but didn't make it onto the European Tour until 2008, and didn't successfully retain his card until 2013.
4. Darren Clarke is making progress in his bid to re-find his playing form. The 2016 European Ryder Cup captain posted four solid rounds to finish on a total of five-under-par, in a tie for 15th place. That might not sound like much, but it was the Northern Irishman's best finish on the European Tour since the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship of 2013, and it was only his second top-15 result on the circuit since he won The Open Championship in 2011.
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text: On our mini vacation we went to the Zoo in T.O., it was the best day. We were there for hours, Billy almost had to carry me back to our car because my feet were so sore, but it was worth it! Some of the pictures were tought to get through glass, but most of them were pretty awesome.


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While producing Grass Fed beef is clearly our passion, we are also keen to help people understand why its so good for you, how buying meat from farmers directly supports their local rural communities, and what it is that customers in cities can do to reconnect with their country cousins, learn about generative farming practices and even get involved and support your own local communities. Grow your own food, compost your food scraps, share stories, visit farmers and experience life on the land. Actually get to know who it is that is growing the food that you are feeding your family.
As I have said before, food is not a commodity, it is an experience and an education. Its a way of bringing people together, its a way of connecting country and city, producer with consumer, teacher with student, farming family with city family, and rural community with urban community. Food tastes best when its co-produced, with input from all involved.
I have a vision. Butcher shops should be like wine emporiums. Think about this. When someone walks into a bottle shop, they know what bottle of wine they want, pinot gris, cab sav, Riesling, they know where it's from, have a particular year in mind, etc. They usually have their favourite, whether that be by region, vineyard, winemaker or variety..... Why wouldn't people show the same interest in the meat they buy? Why wouldn't they want to buy a particular cut from their favourite region and from a specific farmer? Its possible in some shops, just not mainstream yet. I dont think its because they dont want to know, they just didnt know they could ask those questions. And the irony is that people would spend more on meat for a dinner party than they would on the wine, but have no idea where it's from or what it is half the time! It's madness. And that bottle of wine can be bought again and again, there are literally thousands of them to be found. That steak, there's only one of them. Only one like that ever, now that's a unique product, and surely deserves to be treated with the same reverence with which wine is given. And wine and meat compliment each other so well!
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Can You Eat Raw For $3 a Day? by Frederic Patenaude
Can you eat raw for $3 a day? In most cases, no! But you can do it for $10 a day. And good news: a well-balanced plant-based diet (not raw) can cost only $3-5 a day!
I worked hard to crunch numbers and figure out how it would be possible to live on a plant-based diet for just $100 a month, or a 100% raw food diet for $10 a day.
I calculated the *exact* cost of all fruits per calories.
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What started as a personal challenge turned into a sort of economic science experiment!
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There are two main ways that Netflix can annoy you with messages: emails and mobile notifications. To turn off the first, open Netflix on the web, hover over your profile icon in the top right corner and click Account.
Under Settings, click "Communication settings."
At the bottom of this page, click the check box next to "Do not send me any emails or text messages," to block all emails and texts. Alternatively, you can selectively turn off emails about updates, recommendations, offers, and surveys by unchecking the boxes for each one. When you're done, click Update at the bottom of the page to save your preferences.
Next, you'll also want to turn off mobile notifications. You'll get these if you have the Netflix app installed on your phone, letting you know that you've just gotta check out this new show. Thanks Netflix, but I think I'll wait 'til I get home. To turn off mobile notifications, open the app and tap the menu button in the top left corner of the screen. Scroll down and tap App Settings.
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Most successful intercaste marriages in India
India is a place that is known for different societies. Nonetheless, even with such a significant number of individuals of various societies living together, it accompanies its own arrangement of impediments. One of the most concerning issues that are looked in the nation even today includes intercaste marriages in India.
Marrying a man of an alternate position makes a major shout in Indian families. It is simply not acknowledged. It is fairly tragic to encounter unimportant things like these when India has propelled such a great amount as far as innovation and different fields.
Indeed, even today, it isn't exceptional to run over news of respect killing in India. Despite the fact that this is seen for the most part in provincial zones, individuals living in urban areas are likewise not a long ways behind. City inhabitants may not indulge in respect killings, but rather a few areas of society still don't acknowledge intercaste marriages in India. The most widely recognized reason given by individuals and the parents of Delhi University Girls who are against intercaste marriages is that two distinct religions and societies can't exist together in a house.
All things considered, we truly don't concur with this. On the off chance that two individuals in adoration have similarity, existing together is never an issue. So breaking the myth and this purported forbidden of intercaste marriages, here are few of the best intercaste marriages in India.
Being from a higher rank, the social disgrace and weight didn't prevent her from marrying her Dalit sweetheart:
Despite the fact that the greater part of her family was insulted at the supposed 'break in convention', Tilakam figured out how to carry on with an upbeat existence with her lower standing spouse Kathir because of the help of her dynamic thinking father, who guarded her decision against whatever is left of their family and additionally society. They have been as one for over 11 years!
Ashok Jain wedded a Hindu young lady:
34 years prior, Ashok Jain wedded a Bengali Hindu lady. His profoundly religious family, stunned at the idea, beat him savagely and abandoned him, leaving him with nothing. He went ahead to begin a family and run work however, lastly met his own original family after over 5 years during the introduction of his kid.
Hindu-Muslim Marriage:
Gautham is a 24 year old a Hindu and Anshida who is 21 year old belongs to a Muslim family, confronted open dangers and needed to go on the keep running because of Anshida's parents, who are associated to a Muslim class. Gautham's family houses were assaulted and posses were sent to find and hurt them notwithstanding when they rushed to various urban areas. As of late, the Kerala High Court perceived and enroll their marriage and furthermore furnished them with police security. We trust they are left in peace.
Achievement or disappointment of a marriage did not depend on Religion, position or nationality. Individual's states of mind, methodologies, and yearnings are the main ideas. However social character plays a noteworthy factor in creating a friendly air. Numerous inter-religious marriages and in addition intercaste marriages in India have succeeded, and numerous bombed as well. Genuine reasons require not be religious contrasts, but rather individual states of mind.


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When it comes to art, there's usually no right answer. When it comes to displaying art, however, there are some tried and true principles that can mean the difference between showing off a sculpture and showing off your ignorance of sculpture.
A few posts ago, we shared some tools for designing a pedestal for your piece at home. We decided to zoom out a little further and talk to the experts—curators and exhibit designers from some of our favorite galleries and museums—to find out more about displaying art at a pro level.
Whether you're curating an art gallery or just looking to up your game when it comes to interior design, give this a read first.
Ask yourself, what story do I want to tell?
Lisa Hatchadoorian, executive director of the Fort Collins Museum of Art, explained that before designing a new exhibit, she considers how works of art interact and what story they will create in relation to one another and across the museum. To help foster this vision, she asks herself, "What story am I creating with the artwork? What do I want to say with this particular grouping of work and in what order do I want to say it?"
Lighting is crucial.
According to Hatchadoorian, in purely art exhibitions (as opposed to history or interactive exhibition) you want to use lighting to highlight the artwork to its fullest without calling attention to the lighting itself. The lighting has to be subtle and unassuming and vibrant, all at the same time. You have to make sure everything is smooth, no dark spots or hot spots on the work or the walls, no reflections, no halos, nothing that can distract from the work.
Consult the artist.
Often times the artist knows how their piece is best displayed and may have thoughts (or in some cases, requirements) for how best to display their piecef. They've spent more time than anyone looking at their piece and should be considered the expert when it comes to making big decisions about how it should look. Sage Sommer, the exhibition manager and registrar for SITE Sante Fe, always starts by collaborating with the artist and/or lender to come up with a display solution that both fits the space and stays true to the aesthetic of the art.
Keep it clean.
If you don't maintain your display furniture and gallery, it can set the tone for the art itself. According to Sommer, a dirty, worn out or otherwise unkempt pedestal detracts from the piece it holds and can be very distracting for the viewer.
When possible, stay uniform.
When you have multiple pieces to display, it's best to have a standard pedestal option that you try and stick to whenever possible. Dave Kerber of Taglialatella Galleries said that they use a uniform size and color (white) to keep the bases from standing out or becoming a distraction from the art itself.
Be practical.
Before ordering 18 new pedestals for a new exhibit or collection, know and understand the practical limitations of your space. Kerber said that at Taglialatella, their standard pedestals are all collapsible so that they can be easily stored in their limited space when not in use.
Hatchadoorian summed up the advice in one simple sentence: Let the art do the talking, and get out of the way.


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Six years ago, when she was making batches of cranberry liqueur for friends at Christmastime, landscape designer Lelaneia Dubay never dreamed she'd be the co-owner of an emerging city distillery. But a few years later, she began experiencing dietary sensitivity to gluten and certain alcohols and chemicals, which made it difficult for her to enjoy cocktails at restaurants.
She found that she could still enjoy champagne, but sought a way to enhance less-expensive prosecco and sparkling wine with some sort of flavored spirit or cordial. Unhappy with what was already on the market, she went back to her kitchen and crafted a lavender version of her cranberry liqueur, using fresh trimmings from her garden. In 2013, she brought a bottle of the lavender flavor to a party as a hostess gift — a gathering where many of the guests were restaurateurs and mixologists.
"They said, 'You have to get this to market as soon as possible. You've got magic in a bottle. Don't wait. Do it now,'" Dubay says. She brushed off the idea; neither she nor her husband, Tom, had any experience in the liquor industry. But the next morning, they woke up and talked about it some more.
"I said, 'You know, if we don't do this in 20 years, we'll look back and say, I wonder what would've happened,'" Tom Dubay says.
Less than two years after that light-bulb moment, the Dubays are now running Hartford Flavor Company, crafting artisanal botanical liqueurs in an urban production facility on Arbor Street. Their Wild Moon line of 40-proof liqueurs currently features cucumber, lavender, rose, chai spice and birch flavors, with a 15-proof seasonal cranberry version hitting the market this fall. Each flavor is "as organic as we can make it," Lelaneia said.
When the Dubays decided they would pursue the liqueur business, Lelaneia created about 50 different flavors, sharing the batches with friends and collecting their feedback to narrow the list to 10.
"I really went after something you couldn't find on the shelves," she says. "Rose and lavender, I think, are going to be forward-thinking, trending flavors."
The base alcohol is a gluten-free, GMO-free, sugar cane-based neutral spirit that the Dubays buy in bulk, then filter extensively. Once it's filtered, it's ready for the infusion process, with large quantities of fresh cucumbers, rose petals, birch bark, spices and herbs. Each flavor requires different steeping periods — rose is done after three days; birch and chai take up to three weeks. When the infusion finishes, the production team adds sugar, then filters the mixture once again.
With distribution to 190 establishments, Hartford Flavor is bottling 400 to 600 units per order, up to twice a week. But each 375-milliliter bottle is still hand-filled, hand-labeled and individually numbered — an all-hands-on-deck assembly line production. Earlier this month, the company partnered with Connecticut-based distributor Brescome Barton to place its products throughout the state; before that, the Dubays had followed an industry professional's advice to self-distribute "as long as we can," Tom says. (The liqueurs are retail-priced around $20 per bottle.)
That work paid off, helping them build important relationships with retailers, and the Wild Moon liqueurs made their way to several cocktail menus this summer.
Abby's Place in Essex featured the cucumber flavor in a King of Scots drink, coupled with Hendrick's gin and fresh lime. At the Engine Room in Mystic, a Lathrop Fizz paired the birch flavor with Four Roses bourbon, walnut bitters and ginger ale. And before Unionville's new Cure Restaurant & Bar opened in August, head mixologist Matt Landry put together an unusual libation with the birch liqueur, green chile-flavored vodka and muddled hops and peaches topped with IPA, served in a smoked glass.
"The line forces you to be creative, and they just work," said Cure bar manager Nikki Simches by email, adding that the restaurant will use at least three of the Wild Moon liqueurs in its fall cocktails. "The flavors are what's hot right now. You think gin, you think cucumber. You think chai, you think fall spice. Lavender and rose play into the floral trend."
Hartford Flavor's website features nearly four dozen suggested recipes for would-be home mixologists. Simpler combinations match the florals with gin and prosecco, and the birch and chai versions with bourbon and whiskey; others have more intricate flavor profiles, such as pairing rose with tequila, blood orange juice and hibiscus tea reduction.
"The lavender, you can use it in a simple lemonade or a very sophisticated cocktail with seven ingredients," Tom said.
The couple moved to Hartford's West End from Glastonbury four years ago, when Lelaneia decided she wanted to get back into a "city vibe" with her landscape business, Dubay Design. She'll continue to run that business in addition to her role at Hartford Flavor.
"We had no idea it would turn into this," Tom says of their eventual foray into the liquor industry, "but we thought [the move would] turn into something cool and transformational for us as people."
They decided the name of their company would reflect their love of the city. The logo features a silhouette of Diana, goddess of the hunt and the moon (inspiring the Wild Moon product line name). Diana is accompanied by a deer, the same animal featured at the center of Hartford's city seal.
"To us, that really symbolized that we wanted to be part of the renaissance Hartford is having, and help to grow that renaissance," Lelaneia says.
The Dubays hope to have Hartford Flavor Company's tasting room up and running by the end of October, where visitors will be able to take a tour of the Arbor Street space, sample the liqueurs and purchase bottles. In the next several months, they'll work on introducing new flavors to the Wild Moon collection, and they're considering future new product lines.
They're proud to be part of the city's inventive growth and development.
"Hartford has had stumbles, but it's finally moving along into something that could be really great," Lelaneia says. "There's so much art here and people doing incredibly creative, innovative things."
It's been decades since you could get a fresh bottle of liquor in the capital city, but that's about to change.
While the recent hit in the state is partial to craft breweries, one business is bucking the trend to sell locally distilled liquor.
The Hartford Flavor Company opened its factory doors less than a month ago, but over the next few weeks the company will rev up and start selling in stores across the state with the label "Wild Moon Liqueurs." They're hoping to work up to 60 gallons, or 600 bottles, of liquor per day.
Lelaneia Dubay, who is launching the Hartford Flavor Company, said she wanted a title as creative as the drinks she was cooking up. "I am the creatrix and infusionist at the Hartford Flavor Company.
Dubay began making bottles of cranberry liqueur five years ago for friends, but everyone said she should make it a full-blown business.
The business will sell six flavors: cranberry, cucumber, birch, lavender, rose and chai spice. All of the flavors will be infused with sugar cane-based alcohol, which will sweeten the liquid before it is aged and bottled.
The drinks are all natural, gluten-free and made with real ingredients.
Hartford Flavor is proud to share our Silver Medal from the New York World Spirits Competition! The Rose flavor was our single entry and we believe the award represents testimony of the high quality of the entire line of flavors. Enjoy the handcrafted goodness!
The New York Spirits Competition is the only wine and spirits competition in the world that is associated with the Triple Crown of Competitions ( The San Francisco International Wine Competition and The San Francisco World Spirits Competition). The integrity of The New York World Wine and Spirits Competition starts with the quality, expertise and probity of the judges. And the fact that it takes place right in the heart of New York City. This is the interpretation of integrity. These judges have a wide variety of experiences and backgrounds that facilitates a true, unbias quality of judging of all brands entered. The judges of the 2015 competition were Anthony Dias Blue and Steve Wesler.
Anthony Dias Blue
Anthony is the executive director of The New York World Wine and Spirits Competition and founder of the San Francisco World Spirits Competition as well as the San Francisco International Wine Competition. He is recognized world-wide as a leading food, wine, travel and spirits authority. His work in all media is circulated to more than 20,000,000 consumers each month.
Mr. Blue's James Beard Award–winning commentaries, The Blue Lifestyle Minute, are broadcast daily on KFWB in Los Angeles and on WCBS radio in New York. He also has a weekly live show The Happy Hour in Los Angeles which airs on KLSX-FM and is devoted to spirits and cocktails. Formerly Wine & Spirits Editor of Bon Appétit magazine, he is owner and Editor-in-Chief of Tasting Panel Magazine and is a frequent contributor to Decanter, Robb Report, Celebrated Living, Virtuoso Life, and C Magazine. Mr. Blue is the author of The Complete Book of Mixed Drinks and its companion, The Complete Book of Spirits. More about Anthony Dias Blue can be found on his company website www.bluelifestyle.com.
Steven Wesler
Steven founded The RDP Management in 1975 and has produced and managed over 3,000 trade and consumer events and conferences in over twenty-two states. Presently, Steven is the producer and owner of The New York World Wine and Spirits Competition that is held annually at the Javits Center in New York City. Through the guidance of Steven Wesler and the experienced staff of marketing specialists, he has become a leading authorities in all aspects of the trade show industry, including creating new shows; show management and operations; event marketing; to the ownership and management of the Meadowlands Convention Center in Secaucus, NJ.
More information about the competition can be found here: http://www.nyworldwineandspiritscompetition.com/medals-that-are-awarded
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Meet the Chabad Team
Rabbi Nissan Dovid Dubov attended yeshivot in Gateshead, Manchester, and Toras Emes in Jerusalem. After receiving Rabbinical Ordination in Montreal Lubavitch Yeshiva, Rabbi Dubov went on to attain higher Rabbinical Dayanut Ordination in Lubavitch 770, New York. In 1988 Rabbi Dubov arrived, together with his wife Sarah, in Wimbledon and after one year, they moved into the current premises of the Chabad House in St. George's Road.
Over the years, they have expanded the many programmes available to South London Jewish Communities, to include a kosher and Judaica shop, a mikvah (built in 1991), adult education classes, summer camps, women's groups, children's groups, etc.
Rabbi Dubov is Director of Chabad of South London, rabbi of the Chabad Shul, and is also the author of 11 books, on various Jewish topics. In addition to overseeing the many activities run by the Chabad House, he is also a sought-after lecturer, particularly in the area of Kabbalah, both nationally and internationally.
Mrs. Sarah Dubov graduated from the Jewish Teacher's Training College in Gateshead, and taught for three years in Machon Chana College of Jewish Studies in New York. Sarah is co-director of the Chabad house and runs the South London mikvah, and is a lecturer on Jewish subjects.
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The Dubov children are also active members of the Chabad Team, and help out with many Chabad programmes and activities!
Rabbi Dovid and Sora Cohen joined to the Chabad team in 2008 are working as Chabad on Campus with students and young professionals in the South London area.
Dovid hails originally from the USA and, in 1989, received Rabbinical Ordination in Lubavitch 770, New York, before going on to attain higher Rabbinical Dayanut Ordination in 1991.
Together with his wife Sora, from London, they moved to Glasgow in 1994 where he has served as Jewish Student Chaplain to Scotland and North-East England for 14 years.
In the autumn of 2008, the Cohens accepted the exciting proposition of creating Chabad on Campus for South London and are responsible for Chabad activities in all the campuses and student accommodations across South London and Surrey. They are also active in working with young professionals living in the area.
They have a passion for teaching Judaism formally and informally, and especially by example, from their open home, from which they have raised 9 children ranging from ages 0 - 17.
Chabad of South East London
Rabbi Mendel and Ruth Brackman, originally from Edgware, have moved to Bromley, Kent, and have since been reaching out to unaffiliated Jews in the area of South East London, to involve them in Jewish activities.
Rabbi Yossi & Leah Moscowitz
Yossi, hailing originally from Chicago, and Leah, a native born and bred South Londoner, have been appointed as Programme Directors of Chabad Wimbledon in 2016. They are expanding our activities South of the River. Leah has assumed the role of headmistress at our bustling cheder and also focuses on women's activities, whilst Yossi is involved in outreach, visitation, and one to one learning.
In addition to the current activities at Chabad, Yossi and Leah's arrival have further broadened and expanded the activities of Chabad in the area.
Chabad of South Bank
Rabbi Moshe and Gitty Adler have recently been appointed as Chabad shluchim to the South Bank, covering the areas of Battersea, Clapham Junction, Vauxhall, Waterloo, and other areas just south of the River Thames.
Rabbi Moshe hails from Florida, USA, and Gitty from Bournemouth, UK. Together with their new baby son Menachem Mendel, they have already begun doing outreach work in the South Bank area.


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According to the laws of the Shari'ah they occupy the same rank and status as the parents. As such they should be allowed the same rights, regard and respect as the parents. Therefore, the mother's and the father's sisters are like one's mother and the mother's brother (maternal uncle) and the father's brother (uncle) are like father.
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Bractor was a male Ferengi who lived in the 24th century. In the 2360s and the 2370s, Bractor held the rank of Daimon and commanded the Kreechta.
In 2365, Bractor led an attack on the USS Enterprise, which was engaged in wargames with the USS Hathaway. Since the Hathaway was a much older vessel, Bractor assumed it must have contained something of great value, and consequently demanded that the Hathaway be turned over to him. The Enterprise pretended to destroy the Hathaway and Bractor withdrew. (TNG episode: "Peak Performance")
In 2372, Daimon Bractor was one of the leading military personnel leading a blockade of the Bajoran star system. Captain Benjamin Sisko negotiated with Bractor, who acted as an intermediary between Sisko and Grand Nagus Zek, in an attempt to find a solution to the crisis. (DS9 novel: The 34th Rule)
- Bractor was played by Armin Shimerman in "Peak Performance".
External linkEdit
- Bractor article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.