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Posts tagged Venomenon
Nike Kobe Venomenon 4 Green Abyss/Glacier Ice/Sea Spray
Feb 21st
This edition of the Nike Kobe Venomenon 4 is a combination of Green Abyss, Glacier Ice and Sea Spray, and is sure to be a hit for the upcoming Spring season. Rugged and durable materials like a carbon fiber counter, Hyperfuse and Flywire allow the shoe to perform at a high level for both indoor and outdoor surfaces. The Green Abyss covers the upper, while the sea spray accents the toe, branding and midsole.
Releases in stores and online Saturday. Check out Release Locator for stores.
Nike Kobe Venomenon 4 "Year Of The Horse"
Feb 9th
Continuing the Year of the Horse theme, Nike unveils the Kobe Venomenon 4 outfitted in gym red, bright citron and light crimson. Ready for the court and the street alike, a "Year of the Horse" graphic is seen on the heel of the Venomenon 4. For additional specs, the Nike Zoom cushioning pairs with Hyperfuse and Flywire on the upper to create the latest technology in the Venomenon line.
Available online only on Wednesday.
Nike Zoom Kobe Venomenon 4 "Court Purple"
Jan 5th
With the Kobe 9 and Kobe Prelude Pack announcement getting much of the attention last month, one release that quietly burst on the sneaker scene also was the Zoom Kobe Venomenon 4. The first colorway was a big hit and the follow up is sure to delight as well. Set to launch in a sleek new Court Purple/Wolf Grey-Volt colorway, the Venomenon 4 features key elements of Nike performance technology including Zoom cushioning, Hyperfuse and Flywire construction, that will give you the confidence to perform well on the court. Pick up a pair for $ 120 starting this Saturday, January 4th at Foot Locker, House of Hoops by Foot Locker and Footlocker.com (starting at 8:00 a.m. EST). Check the Launch Locator to see which stores will have this release and let us know what you think of the shoe in the comments.
Nike Kobe Venomenon Court Purple/Volt/Wolf Grey
Jan 4th
It is no surprise that the future Hall-of-Famer Kobe Bryant was the leader of all back-court players with 723,031 votes overall for the second round of fan voting for the 2014 NBA All-Star Game. Note that Mamba has only laced up for a mere six games this season from a recovering Achilles tear and a more recent knee injury. There's no secret that the fans love him on the court and with the announcement of the Kobe 9 and the Kobe Prelude Pack last month, they love him off of the court as well.
The Nike Kobe Venomenon in Court Purple, Volt and Wolf Grey burst onto the scene. The "Glow In The Dark" colorway was a delight to audiences from initial reactions and this sneaker is sure to have the same effect. Further than a clean colorway that meshes with Los Angeles Lakers attire, the design features of Nike performance technoloogy include Zoom cushioning, Hyperfuse and Flywire construction.
Releases online only on Saturday.


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How well-meaning parents support bullying by not addressing inappropriate comments made in their presence by other people's kids.
Why Doesn't Batman Ever Smile? Part 2
Part two of Rosalind Wiseman's groundbreaking new book on the world of teenage boys.
Why Doesn't Batman Ever Smile? Part 1
The first part of a provocative chapter on the hidden world of teenage boys, from the author of Queen Bees and Wannabes. A must-read for parents of boys.
Why Doesn't Batman Ever Smile? Part 3
In the conclusion of this chapter of her new book, Rosalind Wiseman talks about the norms and enforcement that we teach boys without meaning to.

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* Assessment and intervention for fluency disorders (stuttering) – ages: from young children through to adults.
* Assessment and support for adults with acquired speech, language and swallowing problems, including:
* Education sessions regarding communication and swallowing issues, for example: texture-modified diets, thickened fluids and safe mealtime strategies. These professional development sessions are particularly relevant to staff working in:
Self-referrals are welcome. In most cases you won't require a referral from your Doctor to book a speech pathology appointment, but relevant health information from your GP or Specialist will be helpful in tailoring advice to best suit your needs.
If you are eligible to claim a rebate through Medicare, or will be funded by a 3rd-party such as DVA, MAIB or Workers' Compensation, you will require a medical referral.
If you would like to book an appointment or have an enquiry, please phone or email.
I am a certified practicing speech pathologist. Originally from Hobart, I completed my studies at the University of Sydney in 1998. Since graduating I have worked as a Speech Pathologist in hospital, community and school settings both in Tasmania and overseas.
I have a keen interest in stuttering across all age groups, and in rehabilitation following stroke and head injury.
Clinics are located in Howrah and Sandy Bay.
If you are unable to travel to either clinic for an appointment, there are options to see you at your home, workplace or school.
Please make contact for enquiries or to make a booking
Post to: PO Box 2119 Howrah 7018
Fax: 03 6285 8079


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The "core" is a series of seven learning sessions and it's geared for adults taking important foundational steps in their faith journey. This learning experience is taught by our pastors and is particularly designed for:
- For those with no experience in the Christian faith or church
- For those who had been part of the Christian faith a while ago and are now revisiting faith
- For those who have been part of the Christian faith but want to remember some foundational thinking, teaching, and beliefs
- For those that haven't experienced the Christian faith from a Lutheran perspective or understanding
Here's a list of the seven sessions we cover:
- The Word
- God
- Sin and Grace
- The Sacraments of Baptism and the Lord's Supper
- Missional Church
- Stewardship
- Community
It's a great chance for you to ask, to learn, and to grow along with others that are taking the same step of faith you are. It's all about moving towards greater understanding and faith in following Jesus Christ and believing in God on this journey we call "life".
Core Classes are offered twice a year. Please contact Keith Reisdorf (Pastor) regarding the next start date and time of this series by calling Pastor Keith at 250-764-3111 (ext 14) or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com


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The effect of food provisioning on persistent organic pollutant bioamplification in Chinook salmon larvae
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Bioaccumulation, Persistent organic pollutants, Bioamplification, Biodilution, Toxicokinetics
Fall spawning pacific salmon provision large amounts of yolk to their eggs to allow survival of larvae during under the ice winter conditions. This yolk provisioning leads to maternal offloading of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) to eggs and larvae. Previous research has shown that Chinook salmon larvae exhibit limited capacity to eliminate POPs during the cold water period resulting in bioamplification of POP residues. This study compared POPs bioamplification in Chinook salmon larvae under a high food provisioning treatment and a non-fed treatment to test whether or not food availability attenuates POPs bioamplification via growth dilution. Results demonstrate that larvae in the food provisioning treatment did not gain weight until after day 129. Between hatching and day 129, fed and non-fed treatments exhibited similar decreases in whole body lipid content, negligible POPs elimination and POPs bioamplification factors approaching 1.6. By day 184 of the study, POPs bioamplification factors in the non-fed treatment were as high as 5.3 across chemicals but ranged from non-detectable to approaching 1 in the fed group. This study demonstrates that POPs bioamplification occurs in Chinook salmon larvae even under ideal rearing conditions but peaks after day 129, following which growth dilution can attenuate bioamplification relative to starved individuals. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Recommended Citation
Daley, Jennifer M.; Leadley, Todd A.; Pitcher, Trevor E.; and Drouillard, Ken G.. (2013). The effect of food provisioning on persistent organic pollutant bioamplification in Chinook salmon larvae. Chemosphere, 92 (1).


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Looking for a new wood floors? This 20-page guide can help you explore flooring styles and options as you narrow down your favorite floors.
What's Cooking in 2013 Kitchen Design Trends
In the final installment of our segment "What's Cooking in Kitchens Trends for 2013" we are going to talk about two items that you may not even have considered yet – textures, simplified design, and gloss.
Textures are often overlooked, but are important. Textures keep a space interesting and keep it from feeling flat and dull. Textures tend to complement natural colors. There are a number of different ways to add texture to a kitchen:
Wood Floors
Decorative Elements
Simplified Lines
We would be remiss if we didn't discuss simplified lines and gloss in kitchen trends for 2013. Heavy ornamentation and over the top decoration is out for 2013.
Simplified lines, contemporary designs that denote a more simplified and orderly life is hot for 2013.
Gloss found in cabinetry, metals, backsplashes and other kitchen elements is also a popular trend in 2013.
Do you prefer a more contemporary kitchen with clean lines? Do you like the idea of glossy surfaces? What other trends do you see for 2013?
This article was contributed by Patrick Kennedy of Superior Woodcraft.
Superior Woodcraft is a local custom cabinet maker from Doylestown, Pa – the heart of Bucks County.
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Doylestown, Pa 18901


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Jennifer Jason Leigh
From The Quentin Tarantino Archives
- Jennifer Jason Leigh (b. Jennifer Leigh Morrow, February 5, 1962) is an American actress. She is the daughter of the late actor Vic Morrow.
Selected Filmography
- Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Flesh + Blood, The Hitcher, Backdraft, The Hudsucker Proxy, Single White Female, Last Exit to Brooklyn, Synecdoche, New York.
Tarantino Films
- She plays Daisy Domergue in The Hateful Eight


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Newly ordained join other priests in parish assignments
The men who were ordained May 28 for this archdiocese were given assignments as associate priests that were effective June 15.
Father Jonathan Kelly will serve All Saints, Lakeville.
Father Cole Kracke was named to St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Hastings.
Father Nathan LaLiberte will serve St. Stephen, Anoka.
Father James Lannan was named to St. Joseph, West St. Paul.
Father Anthony O'Neill was named to St. John Neumann, Eagan.
Also given new assignments on June 15: Father Allan Paul Eilen was named to serve at Our Lady of Grace in Edina. He had served at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Hastings since his ordination in 2009.
Father Jon Bennett Tran was named to St. Vincent de Paul in Brooklyn Park. After his ordination in 2008, he served at St. Stephen in Anoka.
The following priests will begin new assignments July 1:
Father Timothy Cloutier, who has been serving as pastor of St. Mary in Waverly since 2003, will serve as the judicial vicar of the Metropolitan Tribunal. He previously served at St. Raphael in Crystal and at Immaculate Heart of Mary in Minnetonka.
Father Timothy Dolan was named pastor of Our Lady of the Lake in Mound. He is currently serving as pastor of St. Michael in Pine Island and St. Paul in Zumbrota. He also has served Annunciation in Minneapolis, St. George in Long Lake, St. Margaret Mary in Golden Valley, St. John the Evangelist in Little Canada, Holy Trinity in South St. Paul and North Memorial Medical Center in Robbinsdale.
Father Paul Kubista will serve at St. Hubert in Chanhassen. He has been serving St. Mathias in Hampton, St. Mary in New Trier and St. John the Baptist in Vermillion since his ordination in 2010.
Father James Liekhus was named pastor of St. Joseph in Hopkins, in addition to his current appointment as pastor of St. John the Evangelist, also in Hopkins. After his ordination in 2005, Father Liekhus served at Nativity of Our Lord in St. Paul.
Father Kenneth O'Hotto was named associate state chaplain to the Minnesota Knights of Columbus in addition to his appointment as pastor of St. Mary in Waverly. He has been serving at St. Michael in West St. Paul since 2003. Previously, he served at St. Anne in Le Sueur, Blessed Sacrament in St. Paul and St. Dominic in Northfield.
The following priests have been appointed pastors to the parishes where they have been serving as administrators. They are:
Father Dennis Backer at Nativity in Cleveland and Immaculate Conception in Marysburg.
Father Robert Hart at St. Patrick in Inver Grove Heights.
Father Michael Kaluza at Our Lady of the Prairie in Belle Plaine.
Father Kevin McDonough at Incarnation in Minneapolis. He remains pastor at St. Peter Claver, St. Paul.
Archbishop John C. Nienstedt has made the following appointments in the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis:
Effective June 15, 2011:
Rev. Jonathan Kelly, associate priest, All Saints, Lakeville.
Rev. Cole Kracke, associate priest, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Hastings.
Rev. Nathan LaLiberte, associate priest, St. Stephen, Anoka.
Rev. James Lannan, associate priest, St. Joseph, West St. Paul.
Rev. Anthony O'Neill, associate priest, St. John Neumann, Eagan.
Rev. Allan Paul Eilen, associate priest, Our Lady of Grace, Edina.
Rev. Jon Bennett Tran, associate priest, St. Vincent De Paul, Brooklyn Park.
Effective July 1, 2011:
Rev. Timothy D. Cloutier, judicial vicar of the Metropolitan Tribunal, Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Rev. Timothy E. Dolan, pastor, Our Lady of the Lake, Mound.
Rev. Paul B. Kubista, associate priest, St. Hubert, Chanhassen.
Rev. James C. Liekhus, pastor, St. Joseph, Hopkins, in addition to his current appointment as pastor of St. John the Evangelist, Hopkins.
Rev. Kenneth L. O'Hotto, Associate State Chaplain, Minnesota Knights of Columbus, in addition to his appointment as pastor of St. Mary, Waverly.
Formerly parochial administrators, now appointed pastors (effective July 1, 2011).
Rev. Dennis J. Backer, pastor, Nativity, Cleveland, and Immaculate Conception, Marysburg.
Rev. Robert B. Hart, pastor, St. Patrick, Inver Grove Heights.
Rev. Michael C. Kaluza, pastor, Our Lady of the Prairie, Belle Plaine.
Rev. Kevin M. McDonough, pastor, Incarnation, Minneapolis.
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Strawberry Daiquiri
No mix here. This homemade daiquiri is made with the delicious flavor of whole strawberries for a perfect summer cocktail.
- 4 fluidounces (120 ml) light rum
- 2 fluidounces (60 ml) Grand Marnier
- 2 Tablespoons lime juice
- 3 Tablespoons powdered sugar
- 1 cup (140 g) frozen strawberries
- 1 cup (130 g) ice cubes
- Place all ingredients into the Vitamix container in the order listed and secure lid.
- Select Variable 1.
- Turn machine on and slowly increase to the highest speed.
- Blend for 30 seconds or until desired consistency is reached.
Nutrition Information
|Serving Size
|1 cup (240 ml)
|Amount Per Servings
|Total Fat
|0 g
|Saturated Fat
|0 g
|0 mg
|0 mg
|Total Carbohydrate
|19 g
|Dietary Fiber
|1 g
|16 g
|0 g
Strawberry Daiquiri is rated out of 5 by 15.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Bameiboo from Pretty good and easy I had to add two extra tbsp of sugar since my strawberries were pitiful and I like a sweet drink. I used some frozen and some fresh strawberries.We didn't use as much alcohol as it called for as we don't like strong drinks.
Date published: 2016-02-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by rlovoy from VERY GOOD! I used a few more strawberries and a bit more ice to thicken it up just a bit. You can definitely taste the Rum but then, isn't that the point? Delicious! Cheers!
Date published: 2017-05-13
Rated 4 out of 5 by JustinBedford from Nice but too much alcohol Made this for friends and everyone thought it was a little too strong on alcohol even though was measured out to recipe quantities will try with less rum and grand marnier next time
Date published: 2017-04-04
Rated 5 out of 5 by elaine7 from Best Strawberry Margarita When I buy strawberries in season from the farmers market I freeze them. They are so sweet I do not need to add any sugar. This vitamix blends the ice for a perfect frozen margarita!
Date published: 2019-07-10
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bruno Bambino from Practicing for Summer, ahhhhhhhs. Easy. Delicious. Vitamix is Ohio's best kept secret. Recipe worked great. I added a few extra strawberries and ice as I wanted to use them all up.
Date published: 2019-01-12
Rated 5 out of 5 by Danika from Great Drink is amazing blender is the best i try other the vitamix do the best jobs
Date published: 2017-03-17
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mzlo122 from Great Strawberry pineapple daiquiri I added pineapples to my strawberry daiquiri and it turned out great, I needed to blend for longer than the 40 seconds it called for so that I didn't have and chunky frozen fruit left but overall very good. It is a bit strong but it's much better than what you get out! I love it!
Date published: 2019-10-26
Rated 5 out of 5 by Donna123 from The best! This is the best strawberry daiquiri I've had! The Grand Marnier makes the drink even tastier. Obviously, you may need to adjust the sweetness based on whether your strawberries are tart or sweet. I also add a little more ice if the thickness is not quite right. This will also water down the alcohol if you don't like it as strong. By substituting Stevia instead of the powdered sugar, it makes it lower in calories too!
Date published: 2018-07-26


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Clouds are Grey
Andy Hughes, electronic music producer/DJ who was born 11th November 1965 and, and who lived and grew up in Harrow, Middlesex, tragically passed away on Friday 12th June 2009 after a short illness.
Andy was a genius who gave so much inspiration and passion to all with his incredible work. He was loved by many aficionados of the trance/ambient genre, but will be especially remembered for his work with Alex Paterson and The Orb, most notably the album Orblivion and single Toxygene, which reached number 4 in the UK charts in 1997. Together with his musical partners Alex Patterson and former members Kris Weston, Simon Phillips and Thomas Fehlmann together with Nick Burton of Westworld fame, Andy created electronic and ambient/techno/house/dub masterpieces. These took him across the globe where he played to masses of fans in countries including the USA, Japan and Canada as well as a sell out concert at the Royal Albert Hall in 1998.
In 2000 he started producing music on his own and more recently produced music for artists such as Kovak and Basement Jaxx at their neighbouring studios in Brixton, London.
Andy was an incredibly doting and loving father who always made time for his children Gabriel and Circe and their father's passing will leave a chasm in both their lives…
At just 44 years of age, Andy Hughes' death is a tragic one, and his contributions and advancements to electronic music won't be quickly forgotten.
Tags: Andy Hughes, Orb, RIP


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Salam ALaykum dear honorable MAshaykh-e-kiram
*I have been looking for the names of Awliyah of cave. (ashab-e-Kahf), now I found them here on the eshaykh. I want to make sure if they are correct names or not, because I found some other names which are different then those here on eshaykh. I want to confirm which name are correct . These are the names I found on a site.
Muksalmina مُكْسَلْمِيْنَا
Tamlīkhā تَمْلِيْخَا
Martunis مَرْطُوْنسْ
Sanunis سنونس
Sarinunis سَارينونس
Dhu Niwas ذونواس
Ka'astitiunis كعسططيونس
JAzakAllah khayr
wa `alaykum salam,
Discrepancy stems from the fact that there is no single authentic account of their precise names; however, we have named our sources and we have mentioned that they concur with many others. As for the names you gave they differ only in one or two letters or dots, so they are very close.
Hajj Gibril Haddad


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A Halloween offering from Bobby Parker
No Screaming while the Bus is in Motion
It's true that I pulled a wardrobe door
from the firewood pile and painted
a sign: Parker's Ghost-Hunting Agency
in dripping red letters and nailed it
to the fence alongside our house
where passersby pointed and laughed.
Kids threw stones at our windows.
A boy they called Bad Dog
blacked my left eye for lying.
My parents let the sign
stay up for a week
before my dad burned the fucking thing.
It was around this time I started
to think about death a lot, lying in
my imaginary coffin on the sofa, arms
crossed over my chest, holding my breath.
Quoting Freddy Krueger at the breakfast table.
Mum cried. Dad slapped me and ripped
Vincent Price off my bedroom wall.
Such horrors
before we moved up the hill
next door to a girl with green eyes.
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*Bobby Parker was born in 1982. He lives in Kidderminster, England. His most recent collections are Ghost Town Music and Comberton (knivesforksandspoonspress), Digging for Toys and the limited edition chapbook Building Murder with a Smile.
Jonny Reid's 'Jake'
The Jack Russell
with a yellow pencil trapped in his jaw
runs between our argument – we stop
our mouths, you and I, caught by the sight of him
as he paws, bows and scribbles on the lino
To you both
I just can't do this anymore
and exits the cat flap
flap-flap flap.
*Jonny Reid has recently studied for an MA in Creative Writing at The University of Manchester. His poems have appeared in Magma, Stand, The Warwick Review, Stride, London Grip, Nthposition, The Hat and other magazines. He has been longlisted twice for an Eric Gregory award.
David Cooke reviews Ezekiel and Cain
Joanna Ezekiel: Centuries of Skin. Ragged Raven Poetry. 2010. ISBN: 9780955255298. £7.
Miles Cain: The Border: Valley Press. 2011. ISBN: 9780956890443. £7.50.
Centuries of Skin is the first full length collection of poetry from Joanna Ezekiel. Bringing together work from a twelve year period, it was preceded by two pamphlets A Braid of Words, published in 2003 by Poetry Monthly Press and Safe Passage published in 2007 by White Leaf Press. Ezekiel has bided her time before publishing this collection and even a cursory glance through it shows that she is a fastidious writer who is at pains to make each word count. Moreover, although the astringency of many of her poems might lead one to describe them as 'minimalist' this should not tempt one to dismiss them as slight. The first lines of her opening poem, 'Smile', are precise and matter-of-fact: 'You buy a set of Russian dolls / from the street market in Budapest, / carry it home, gift-wrapped, / place it upon the dining table.' The set of matryoshka dolls is then described in a few deft strokes: 'You let them out. / Four, three, two, one – / identical, / the shapes, the aprons, / the thick round bases, / the holiday smell of lacquer.' However, the poem's concluding stanzas show her ability to transcend the actuality of an object so that it takes on a symbolic resonance:
You think: this is what
it must be like
to grow
with your smiling face
turned out towards the world.
And you drop the dolls back
inside each other,
twisting each one shut,
smile after smile after smile.
Suggestive rather than explicit, these lines work well because they are open to varying interpretations, but as one familiarizes oneself with Ezekiel's work one senses that both psychologically and culturally they foreshadow themes which lie at the heart of her collection. In 'Severed Train', written after a visit to the Holocaust Exhibition at the Imperial War Museum, the poet deals head on with her family's Jewish heritage:
The back of a railway wagon hangs
on the wall, bordered by darkness,
its warped planks heavy with memory.
I breathe sweat and dread. Avoid
the abyss between each wooden slat,
it's as though I'm attuned
to a lost radio wavelength, catching
vanishing voices amongst savage crackle.
I can trace their history along the worn grain.
Plain as a train-track, or route on a map.
Here, as in 'Pigtail' that classic holocaust poem by the Polish poet Tadeusz Rózewicz we see that it is only through precise and understated objectivity that such material can be negotiated. However, Ezekiel's family history is complicated by the fact that she is not only Jewish, but of mixed race and that her father comes from the small Jewish community of Mumbai. This inheritance is dealt with in poems such as 'Meeting my Grandmother' where on a visit to Israel when she was a child, the poet greeted her aged relation with 'Shalom', although the latter then 'rasped' back 'Namaste'. In 'Overheard at synagogue' she describes an occasion on which she felt excluded within the Jewish community because of her particular family background: 'Her father an Indian Jew? / That doesn't count. / She's not a proper Jew.' The poem's defiant concluding stanza then makes clear what lies behind the collection's evocative title:
But when she approaches
in busy greeting
I grow centuries of skin.
Slip through her verdict,
past her shut eyes.
Ezekiel's family history is central to her work, but that is not the whole story. Centuries of Skin is a wide-ranging and varied collection which contains many vignettes of contemporary life, which are always well observed, yet sometimes coloured by the poet's diffidence and vulnerability. In 'Forty minutes to London' she observes 'a girl in black leggings / leaving the hairdressers for cigarettes; / opposite, the library … still as wide / as a Roman villa..' but then is taken back to earlier days:
I would say a mantra, like I am an island
or Shyness is nice, as if it would save me,
above the Tube subway, forty minutes to London,
where we thought all the action happened.
In 'Crossing Hungerford Bridge' her eye roves like a camera across the scene before settling on one final poignant image: 'At the steps, / a man with broken boots asks me to spare some change.' Several poems are inspired by the poet's experience as a primary school teacher, while others such 'Walking Home' and 'Coffee with an Ex' explore relationships. In a less overtly confessional context, love, is also the theme of her wonderfully poised lyric 'The Astronaut's Wife', which concludes with the lines: 'I see the stars, their sudden sweetness'. Ezekiel is a clear-sighted poet who has a knack of homing in on the telling detail. She also has a fine ear. However, one senses that she may be feeling the need to push beyond the boundaries of her minimalism. In 'Witness' she builds up an enigmatic narrative from lyric fragments, the effect of which is not dissimilar to that of a nouveau roman. In 'She Dreams', a sequence of eight independent lyrics, each poem reinforces our sense of a single personality. Experimental, yet technically adroit, Centuries of Skin is an impressive debut from a poet whose work is memorable in the way that it transmutes everyday reality but also explores complex issues of cultural identity.
Miles Cain's The Border is also his debut collection. Along with writing poetry he is a musician and storyteller. His novel for teenagers, A Song for Nicky Moon, was shortlisted for the Times/Chicken House Children's Writing Award in 2012. If Ezekiel's poems are pared down and sometimes reminiscent of the work of certain East European poets, Cain's are expansive, unashamedly demotic, and fit more recognizably into the mainstream of contemporary British verse which goes back to Philip Larkin and has been developed more recently by poets such as Simon Armitage and Carol Ann Duffy. His dark humour and surreal flights of fantasy are also reminiscent of Matthew Sweeney, another poet whom he admires. Cain's idiosyncratic perspective can be seen in 'Instructions for Downloading the Human Heart' in which he creates a kind of cyberpunk reality where, if you've got the money, you can endlessly renew yourself: 'It's easy. All you need / is superfast broadband / and the right chip… // You'll feel decades shrivel, / find evenings pulse / with possibility…' However, as the poem comes to its wry conclusion Cain is dismissive of the simple-mindedness of those who would make a Faustian pact with consumerism and technology:
One last thing. The heart is just an engine,
A valve of sorts. That other stuff
(anger, jealousy, compassion etc) –
all of that is up to you.
Intimations of mortality also come to the fore in poems such as 'The Man Who Lived In Shadow' and the collection's title poem 'The Border':
You hold your child like a promise,
imagine begging her
not to grow old, kiss her
again and again, holding
her small fingers inside your palm.
Like Philip Larkin, Cain frequently evokes the monotony of the daily grind. In 'Thirty Seconds' he deliberately uses mundane syntax to mirror the relentlessness of modern existence. In 'Parfitt's' he describes his youthful experiences of working as the 'boss's son':
Each morning I stepped in to the Harrow air
with a neat packed lunch and a small foreboding,
knowing orders and sweat lay ahead.
The dirt and shovels, the jibes
from the boys who took the piss.
Successfully recalling the poet's early induction into the world of work, it also convincingly suggests that sense of ambiguity he felt as the boss's son who couldn't just get on with the job and mix easily with the other lads: 'The relief when it was all over … / as if work was simply something to endure.' Alienation is a unifying theme throughout much of The Border, and not just that of anonymous workers. There are also the youths in 'Lessons' who have been 'banged up' or those who in '1977' find new idols in 'Vicious and Rotten'. Work may be 'something to endure', yet in 'Shouting down the Moon' he describes the despair of someone who, having lost his job, goes on a bender and harangues the moon. Here again the theme is Larkinesque with its echoes of the earlier poet's 'Sad Steps'. However, while Larkin's tone is self-deprecating and elegiac, Cain's is tougher and more bleakly despairing: 'Sour day. Job lost. Four pints / dropped to a crater of stomach; / I sprayed my borrowed confidence / on a damp alley wall.' The poem then concludes with the image of an idealised world where problems may be resolved: 'Up there, past planes and satellites / where gravity counts / a little less.'
In 'Sax' the main character is, like Cain, a musician and finds in music temporary relief from everyday pressures: 'You'd think he's ordinary, alright: / usual debts, wife, two kids… But on Saturday night… // he takes // centre stage, / presses his lips / to the mouthpiece / and pushes at stars, // bridges canyons, / tunes every face to freedom.' 'Runner' is also about escape. With the voices of a toddler and his wife ringing in his ears, the man of the house grabs his trainers and sets off running. Down the street and onto the hard shoulder, he is soon making his way across France, Morocco, Asia, 'through the whole world / turning on a compromise'. It's a clever and appealing conceit. However, in a society where paternal absenteeism is a significant problem, the figure of the runaway father is surely let too easily off the hook. Doesn't someone have to stay put and take care of the screaming kid? Maybe the wife also has her issues. Whether or not one accepts Cain's take on modern life one cannot help but respond positively to his gift for dark comedy. However, the poet's concerns range beyond the merely quotidian. He is also fascinated by history and poems such as 'Enemy Funeral' and 'Brennt Paris?' are set against the backdrop of the Second World War. In 'Coffee' a poem which was the overall winner in the 2009 Sentinel Poetry Competition, he writes impressively about the slave trade:
We murmured in the darkness,
creaked with the timbers,
craved a hard breeze.
When they let us on deck
we filled it like flies
at the eye of a horse.
From the horrors of the slave ships Cain makes a skilful transition to the elegant world into which the survivors were transplanted:
Groomed for parlours,
we stood in shadowed rooms,
kept tight in cuffs and collars.
I waited near tables,
poured coffee into pale cups,
and thought of skin and coins.
Cain's work is occasionally marred by a slight awkwardness of style and the odd image which doesn't quite work. However, The Border is a highly promising debut. Cain's vision may at times be bleak, but this is mitigated by its quirkiness, humour, and accessibility. It is also underpinned by a strong moral sense. An entertaining and endlessly inventive writer, Miles Cain will certainly be one to watch.
Peter Daniels' 'Natural History Museum'
Natural History Museum
I wish Lord let me be nervous again, as confidence makes them wary,
and please make me meek — as if it could make them love me —
but for now I want to shout Fuck and my tone may be unsympathetic,
though I don't have the accent for street ranting.
I don't live like that either, I do enjoy a steady job and comforts.
I wish to propitiate the Ilford Mammoth.
I'd pray to refashion the instruments of peace,
be famous for it: I'll be dead soon enough
and they say you can't take it with you.
You'll be dead, too, and then you'll be sorry:
we shouldn't throw away our advantages.
Today, I wish to be as unknown as yesterday,
yet never unhappy with my broken trumpet,
even now I know that it's mine:
I grew up thinking it's others that are chosen,
I'm not the one that must break the instrument, then
twist it back into tone.
I wish to kneel at the rail of the exhibit.
The Mammoth is depicted walking up the High Road
in front of a double decker bus its own size. I ask
do they do this as a postcard, they suggest I suggest it.
They do a postcard of fleas in Mexican costume.
I am moved to set out East, to undertake the sacred journey.
At Seven Sisters I'll buy a ticket for Seven Kings,
to visit the spot where it fell, twisting and trumpeting.
The Borough will have a file on it, there may be a plaque.
I shall keep my feet off the seats, and leave no belongings on the train.
I wish to make the fulfilled pilgrim's return, purged and serene.
*Peter Daniels publications: pamphlet Mr Luczinski Makes a Move (HappenStance, 2011); first full collection Counting Eggs (Mulfran) and translations of Vladislav Khodasevich (Angel Books) both due in 2012. Website: www.peterdaniels.org.uk
'Natural History Museum' was runner-up in Tabla competition and first appeared in the magazine of the same name. It will be published in Counting Eggs (2012)
Chris Guidon 'At the Heart of Things'
At the Heart of Things
Remember when your mother was taken ill-
and was rushed anonymously to the hospital?
and in the waiting room your older brother –
cried and shivered like glass.
But you felt like some dumb blunt dull thing-
no tears, no panic, no nothing…
And the kindly old woman in the corridor-
smiled in her knowing
and you wished you were sharp enough-
to cut away her smile
to cut down to the sinewy heart of things
like strangers smiling-
and families crying.
To look upon their glistening emotions-
without the polished facade
to see if they truly bleed,
as you truly bleed.
*Chris Guidon says "I'm a writer from Worcestershire and I'm currently working on my first novel and preparing to start a family."
Fiona Sinclair's 'Quiet Room'
The quiet room
You wince under the waits' added load.
Squashed seating arrangements anticipate
breasts squeezed into scanners.
We are blind to fresh flowers, pastel curtains and carpets.
Receptionists and nurses maintain the default cheeriness
of shopping channel presenters but
fear runs amok amongst us
strangling our instinct to chat.
The pages of 'Hello' are turned with shaking hands,
eyes skim bikini clad celebs,
whilst we strain for a bustling nurse to pop her head
around the door and sing your name.
A girl in Sainsbury's uniform nuzzles
her boyfriend's shoulder.
It must be confusing for men,
this switch from 'Carry On' fondling to
reluctantly tracing a lump insidious as an IED.
Afterwards, we watch other women liberated by
'Every thing's fine you can go'
But for one woman, the nurse in sotto voce voice,
'Would you come through to the quiet room?'
My eyes meet yours,
we remember boxes of tissues and the private exit.
15 minutes trudge by.
'For God's sake'
You re-cross legs, switching your coat about you,
I sit with every muscle clenched.
Discharged suddenly, we scurry from the building, high on relief.
I slam the car door on the nurse with the valium voice
and her open invitation for me to join her in 'that room'.
*Fiona Sinclair's Dirty Laundry is published by Koo Press. She is a regular reviewer for IS&T.
Judith Taylor's 'examination'
all I remembered after was the distance
from the doorway to the instrument
and light from the enormous semi-circular windows
shining off the parquet
unevenly, in the places it was broken
chairs and stands and forgotten things in corners
and how far it was to walk
out, watching my step
to walk back afterwards
to the doorway and the stone stair
and in between there was nothing
in the part I would be questioned on
there was nothing I remembered
*Judith Taylor lives and works in Aberdeen. Her first chapbook collection, Earthlight, was published by Koo Press (2006) and her second, Local Colour, by Calder Wood Press (2010).


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Digital-distribution company Macrovision has bought entertainment discovery service Muze for $16.5 million in cash. Macrovision (NSDQ: MVSN) expects the transaction will add roughly $5 million to its 2009 revenue estimates, which it now projects to come in between $440 million and $480 million. The company anticipates the deal closing by the end of this month.
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Florastraße 33, Glurns
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The Schluderns Gate Tower illustrates history in the "stations of a small town" exhibition on two floors. Its themes are trade, defence, markets and professions together with the rebuilding and fortification of the town of Glurns in the 16th century.


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Galerie Sophie: An art gallery with flexible working spaces, available to individuals working within a culturally engaged field.
Galerie Sophie, a former printing press turned art gallery/flexible working space, is about as close to the bustling heart of The Hague without being an actual cafe. At a couple minutes from de Grote Markt area, the square full of cafes and restaurants, Galerie Sophie sits behind an unassaming facade, one that belies the large space behind it.
Originally just a gallery with the express intent of providing a space for young, up-and-coming artists, the new owners of Galerie Sophie added a flexible working space to their repertoire. They do maintain the stipulation that tenants work in the creative industry, though they themselves stress that this can be taken in a broad sense. It's important to the owners that tenants are culturally engaged in a way.
The fourteen flexible working spaces that are available are divided (unevenly) across a ground floor and a first floor, the latter also providing access to a quaint roof terrace. The whole building has a pleasant, living room type atmosphere to it, and the ground floor is often bathed in sunlight due to the very large skylights – a remnant of the buildings' tenure as printing studio.
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. and SAN DIEGO, Oct. 9, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Verizon Wireless today announced at MobileCON™ 2012 that customers in Morgantown will be able to experience the speed and capabilities offered through the innovative products and solutions available on its 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) network, when the company introduces the service on Oct. 18. With the new and expanded markets, the Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network will be available in 417 markets across the United States, surpassing its goal to cover 400 markets by the end of 2012.
The Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network offers more coverage than all U.S. wireless providers combined and is the nation's largest 4G LTE network. On Thursday, Oct. 18, existing customers who visit or live in areas including Morgantown, West Virginia University, along Interstate 79 from the Pennsylvania border south to the Interstate 79/68 interchange, and east along Interstate 68 to the Preston County border will be able to surf the Web, stream music and video, and stay in touch with family, friends and colleagues, all with speeds up to 10 times faster than 3G.
"With our 4G LTE network, customers can take advantage of the speed offered by our 4G LTE devices and the innovative solutions that leverage 4G LTE technology to enhance connectivity," said Mark Frazier, president–Ohio/Pennsylvania/West Virginia Region. "Our aggressive 4G LTE deployment strategy has enabled us to provide customers with the best wireless data experience possible, and we will continue to strengthen and expand our network to provide consistently outstanding 4G LTE speeds."
Innovations with 4G LTE Technology
Verizon Wireless customers can choose from the largest selection of 4G LTE devices and solutions to experience the nation's fastest 4G network. 4G LTE devices range from tablets and mobile hotspots to the latest smartphones and more. The newest 4G LTE devices include the DROID RAZR™ M by Motorola and the Samsung Galaxy S® III. Details can be found at www.verizonwireless.com/4G LTE.
The company also has opened Verizon Innovation Centers in Waltham, Mass., and San Francisco. The centers serve as laboratories where more than 140 companies of all sizes are working with Verizon Wireless engineers to harness the speed and power of LTE technology for both business customers and consumers. More than a dozen commercial products were fostered in the Verizon Innovation Centers and more are in the pipeline. Thousands of developers are also involved in bringing their applications to market on the 4G LTE network.
Verizon Wireless has expanded its 4G LTE network beyond major cities with its LTE in Rural America program. Seventeen rural carriers have announced their participation in the program and five have introduced the service. Verizon Wireless customers can also take advantage of HomeFusion℠ Broadband, a solution that leverages the power and speed of the Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network to deliver high-speed, in-home Internet access for residential broadband, particularly in areas where Internet options are limited or are not currently available.
In real-world, fully loaded network environments, Verizon Wireless 4G LTE customers should experience average data rates of 5 to 12 megabits per second (Mbps) on the downlink and 2 to 5 Mbps on the uplink.
Visit www.verizonwireless.com/lte for more information about the Verizon Wireless 4G LTE network and a list of current markets.
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(Makes 12)
• ⅔ cup creamy natural nut butter, divided (almond, peanut, walnut – your choice)
• 4 tbsp melted coconut oil, divided
• 2 tsp pure vanilla extract
• 3 tbsp raw cocoa powder
• 2 tbsp maple syrup or honey
• Himalayan sea salt, to taste
Line a 12-muffin tin with muffin liners (you can use a regular or mini muffin tin for this, but the regular tins will be ready sooner!). Spray the liners with cooking spray. Set aside.
In a medium bowl, make the bottom layer by combining ⅓ cup of nut butter, 2 tbsp coconut oil, 1 tsp vanilla, and cocoa powder. Set aside.
In a separate bowl make the top layer by stirring together ⅓ cup peanut butter, 2 tbsp coconut oil, 1 tsp vanilla, and 2 tbsp maple syrup or honey. Taste and adjust seasoning.
To assemble the cups, place about ½ tbsp of the chocolate (bottom) layer into each muffin cup. Shake the muffin tin until the layer is evenly set.
Repeat with the top (peanut butter) layer. Move the tin around till the topping is level.
Sprinkle salt on top of each peanut butter cup. Put the muffin tin in the freezer until the candy is firm, around 30-45 minutes. Remove from the freezer and muffin tin, and place the candy pieces in a covered container. Store in the freezer.


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Controlled Chaos
A Weekend in Austin still moshes
By Kevin Curtin, Fri., May 23, 2014
Deskonocidos (Fri., May 30, Red 7) One-off reunion for crucial Austin act throwing hardcore Spanish shouts over tone-heavy post-punk.
Sin Motivo (Fri., May 30, Red 7) Assembly of Denton/Fort Worth punks delivering turbulent, hardcore epics under a muscular vocal roar.
Tercer Mundo (Sat., May 31, Hotel Vegas/ Sun., June 1, Cheer Up Charlie's) Rabid hardcore from Monterrey, Mexico, with breathless shrieks against corruption and drug war violence.
Vaaska (Sun., June 1, Cheer Up Charlie's day show) Powerful, Discharge-influenced punk with relentless rhythms, nuclear-waste-spewing guitar, and clenched screams, featuring members of Deskonocidos.


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This vintage 1980's sweater has a super chic and unique pattern all over with a charcoal and white colour combo.
Wear this one oversized with skinny jeans & boots for a relaxed, winter grunge look.
Fabric: Acrylic/Wool blend. Made in France.
Garment Care: Gentle machine wash in cool water, hand-wash preferable. Hot water will shrink the wool.
No size marked, can fit S-L depending on desired fit. Those with a smaller frame may find the fit to be more oversized.
Measurements (taken laying flat): Chest 56cm. Length 73cm.
See Size Guide for more info.
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The furisode is a type of kimono that gracefully embodies the Japanese aesthetic. It holds a rich history spanning over 700 years, and remains popular even today for ceremonial and formal purposes. Through this project, we aim to combine the beauty of the furisode with the cultural impact of Evangelion to create a truly magnificent item.
Evangelion x Full Graphic Kimono Project: Ready for Launch!
Tokyo Otaku Mode presents a brand new Evangelion project!
The Evangelion x Full Graphic Kimono Project was born from our desire to combine Evangelion characters with the beauty of traditional Japanese culture. After countless hours of discussion and planning, we are now ready to take our next step forward!
Through this project, we aim to create a Full Graphic Kimono featuring a pattern design based on the film "Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo".
Currently, a total of six different designs have been carefully created by renowned kimono artists. The colors and graphics of each design are sure to bring back all of your memories and emotions from the Evangelion series.
Based on your opinions and feedback, we will select one of the six designs and produce 100 Evangelion Full Graphic Kimonos exclusive to Tokyo Otaku Mode! Your input is essential to the success of this project, so please share your thoughts with us!
Please note that the designs are subject to change, and that there is a possibility that we may not reach the production phase of the project.
We look forward to hearing your thoughts, and we expect to have the results ready by mid-November! Please also note that your opinions and feedback may be featured in our updates on this page. We greatly appreciate your cooperation and understanding!
Tokyo Otaku Mode aims to reach new grounds in merchandise production by materializing the greatness of Evangelion through the furisode kimono. Scenes and designs from the film "Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo" will be used to breathe new life into the furisode and create a truly unique work of art.
Through the Evangelion x Full Graphic Kimono Project, Tokyo Otaku Mode aims to create an incredible new item for Evangelion fans around the world to enjoy.
・Inspiration: The Evangelion Series
Evangelion, which started with the TV series "Neon Genesis Evangelion" that began broadcasting in 1995, is one of the most popular anime worldwide. Set after the global cataclysm Second Impact, the series depicts the young boys and girls who pilot humanoid battle weapons called Evangelion and their fight against mysterious invaders called Angels. In 2007 a new movie tetralogy titled "Rebuild of Evangelion" began, capturing the hearts of fans of all ages. Three movies in the tetralogy have been released to date.
・Design: Anything is Possible
AiP - short for "Anything is Possible" - is a team that aims to add more freedom and fun to the traditional kimono. AiP works closely with their clients to recreate designs exactly as imagined. With extensive experience in traditional Japanese clothing and truly innovative values, the team has been able to continuously turn ideas into reality.
・Dyeing: Digina Company
Using Tokamachi dyeing techniques and inkjet printing technology, the company provides quality dyeing services to create durable pieces that accurately match the colors of original designs. The workshop can handle a great variety of fabrics, textiles, knits, luxurious apparel, and accessories made from polyester, cotton, linen, as well as silk.
Aside from processes that involve a digital printer, materials are dyed with techniques that are based on traditional kimono dyeing. With superior technologies and techniques, Digina Company continues to operate as one of the leaders of the industry.
・Tailoring: Assistar Company
Assistar Company is based in Fukuyama City in Hiroshima Prefecture with over 70 years of history. It takes pride in providing top-notch services for creating and maintaining traditional Japanese clothing, including the tailoring and cleaning of kimonos.
The company uses a unique machine-sew method based on traditional hand stitching techniques. All tailoring services are performed in Japan.
Washing and Drying
Kimono (Furisode)
・The kimono can be washed at home, but please hand-wash gently with a neutral detergent and water.
・Please rinse with water at least 2 times.
・Please do not use hot water or strong alkaline detergent.
・To dry, gently fold the kimono and place it in a commercially available nylon mesh bag, then place in washing machine and spin on the lowest cycle.
・Hang the kimono on a hanger in a shaded and well-ventilated place.
・Please use a suitable temperature when ironing as well as a protective ironing cloth on top and iron gently to avoid stretching the material.
・Excessive friction may result in color loss and wear.
・Please do not wash with other items.
Obi (Double-Woven Obi)
・Washing with water can cause the inner padding of the obi to become twisted. Please spot-clean or dry clean.
・Please use a suitable temperature when ironing as well as a protective ironing cloth on top and iron gently to avoid stretching the material.
・Excessive friction may result in color loss and wear.
・After wearing, hang on a hanger in a well-ventilated, shaded area to allow moisture to evaporate.
・Do not store under direct sunlight as this can cause color fading.
・Please store in well-ventilated place, avoiding high humidity and high temperatures.
Q: Where are the rewards shipping from?
A: Straight from Japan, fulfilled by Tokyo Otaku Mode.
Q: When will my rewards arrive?
A: Rewards are expected to ship in January 2017, and should arrive at your doorstep by mid to late January.
Q: Will the Full Graphic Kimono fit me?
A: The Full Graphic Kimono fits best women between the heights of 155 ~ 168cm. This is roughly equivalent to the range of S ~ XL in Japanese clothing sizes.


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MBO America Hosts "Octoberfest"
"MBO's recent merger with H&H of Germany was a great move for our company," reveals Max, a 33-year MBO veteran who has held his present position in the U.S. for the past 13 years.
Earlier this year, MBO America announced the rights to sell Wohlenberg cutters and Baumann paper handling systems. Its newest U.S. distribution agreement is with Bograma AG, a Swiss manufacturer of automated punching and hole punching equipment. "Close to 100 customers at Graph Expo were interested in this new machinery for niche applications," Max notes.
And although the concept of computer-integrated manufacturing presently gets a lot more lip service than actual practitioners, Max points to three MBO America customers that are using the CIP 3/4 protocol in conjunction with their Perfection folders equipped with both the Navigator control system and Data Manager.
They include A.J. Imaging, Roselle, NJ; CRW Graphics, Pennsauken, NJ; and Japs-Olson, St. Louis Park, MN.
Advantages for the bindery, he says, include significantly quicker machine setups, reduced paper waste, the need for less skilled operators and significant time savings for repeat jobs. Printers are becoming more and more interested in the benefits of CIP 3/4, and it will also be adopted by trade binders eventually, Max observes.
"This will allow printers to send electronic files to their trade finishers. If the binder doesn't have that capability in the future, the printer will take its business somewhere else."
Customer/supplier relationships really boil down to service, Max concludes. "If a customer calls me, it's not for fun; they're calling because they need help. Strong customer service, coupled with quality equipment, is what has made MBO America so successful.


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Sizzle trailers sure are fun to watch, don't you think? Often more fun than actually playing video games.
Well, okay, that's a stretch. Sometimes.
To kick off this week's huge GamesCom conference in Germany, here's a look at Microsoft's latest Xbox One sizzle trailer, which shows off games like Battlefield 4 and Dead Rising 3. Worth noting: not all of these games will be out this year (and some of them will be out for current-gen consoles as well). Enjoy!


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It's a little far to see the eggs and bunnies up close, but with this view you get the entire tree.
Up close of the bunnies (Tennessee Ridge pattern) and eggs. I do like them, not 100% in love with them, but they look good. I did add some twigs of soft yellow berries which adds some interest and another texture to the tree. The eggs look much better with the coffee stain, prim Easter Eggs. Hope you are all having a wonderful weekend. ~Ann


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Note: For information on Medicare premiums in 2017 click here. The post below explains why Medicare premiums are increasing.
Some people with Medicare could face a 20% increase in their Part B premiums in 2017 unless Congress intervenes this fall and prevents it. The warning of the increase came in late June in the annual report of the Medicare Trustees to Congress, on the financial state of the program.
The trigger for the increase is complex but has to do in part with increasing costs in Part B, which covers doctors visits and other types of outpatient care. A 2015 law that prevented premium increases for 2016 for most people with Medicare collecting Social Security benefits is a contributing factor in the increase.
The Trustees report indicates that up to a third of people paying $121.80 a month for Part B in 2016—up from $104.90 in 2015 for many—could see another increase to as much as $149. Congress may view that as too significant an uptick in a short period and move to limit it, especially in an election year.
Increases of the same magnitude or more could be in store for wealthier people with Medicare, too. Since 2007, individuals earning more than $85,000 and couples earning more than $170,000 a year—about six percent of the Medicare population—pay substantially higher premiums than everyone else with Medicare.
Medicare notifies people of their Part B premium changes for the following year in the fall, before Medicare open enrollment, which occurs in November and December.
Part of the reason for the increase is that all Medicare costs, including for Part B, are trending upwards as more baby boomers enter the program and healthcare costs have again ticked up. For example, Part B costs rose an average 5.6% a year from 2010 to 2014; that average rate of rise is projected to increase to 6.9% a year from 2015 to 2020.
The average per person cost is projected to rise from $12,925 in 2016 to $19,400 in 2025. That reflects an average annual rate of increase over the next decade of almost three times what it was in the years 2010 to 2015 (4.3% versus 1.5%).
At the same time, Medicare enrollment is projected to rise from 57 million today to 73 million in 2025 as 10,000 baby boomers enter Medicare every day.
As a result, the Medicare hospital trust fund (Part A of the program) is projected to be insolvent by 2028, two years earlier than the Trustees projected last year, the Trustees said.
Even so, they expressed mild optimism that the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) and several other recent laws were constraining the overall growth in healthcare costs, even as they asserted strongly that more needs to be done. In their words: "Notwithstanding recent favorable developments, current-law projections indicate that Medicare still faces a substantial financial shortfall that will need to be addressed with further legislation. Such legislation should be enacted sooner rather than later to minimize the impact on beneficiaries, providers, and taxpayers."
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If you've found a dead wild animal anywhere or a dead pet on public land, we'll remove it and clean up
Let us know if you see dumped items left in a public place, also known as a fly-tip. We'll aim to collect it within 2 days of it being reported.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MI - It may look the same, but this year's New Year's Eve ball to be dropped Tuesday from high above downtown Grand Rapids will use a fraction of the electricity of years past, thanks to new LED bulbs from Consumers Energy.
As part of its sponsorship of the 2014 Fox KIA HOT New Year's Eve Party, Consumers Energy has replaced the 450 halogen light bulbs used the previous five years with Cree Inc. LED (light-emitting diode) bulbs. The new bulbs use about 80 percent less electricity than similar halogen bulbs and will last up to 20 times longer. The bulbs are among the energy efficiency alternatives Consumers Energy offers its customers. The bulbs are priced with instant discounts and are available at area Home Depot stores.
Garrick Rochow, the utility's vice president of customer operations and quality, along with other major event sponsors, will ceremonially light the New Year's Eve ball at 6:30 p.m. from the Soaring Eagle Casino concert stage on Monroe Avenue near Rosa Parks Circle. The ball will begin its 100-foot descent one minute before midnight, complete with an attached LED sign with the Consumers Energy logo.
"We're pleased to again be part of this free community event which has become a popular way for people of all ages to ring in the New Year," Rochow said. "Helping save energy is our Promise to Michigan. We're putting that Promise into action with the new LEDs lighting up the ball."
During the approximately six hours it will be lit, the revamped ball will use a little over 24 kilowatt hours (kWh) of electricity, compared to 116 kWh in past years. That savings could power 115 active video game consoles for the same amount of time or light 18 average Michigan homes for a day. Consumers Energy worked with Westmaas Electric of Grand Rapids to make the bulb modifications.
In addition to powering the ball drop, Consumers Energy is sponsoring a warming tent from 6-11 p.m. with free hot cocoa, a photo booth, giveaways and information focused on energy efficiency, Smart Energy and renewable energy, including its Green Generation program. The public is encouraged to share their thoughts on how they will save energy in the New Year. Please send your #2014Promise to us on Twitter @ConsumersEnergy.
Consumers Energy has been a sponsor for all six years of the New Year's Eve party, which has continued to grow each year. More than 40,000 people are expected to fill the streets in downtown Grand Rapids surrounding Rosa Parks Circle. The free event is organized by Cumulus Media, owners of ten West Michigan radio stations.
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Floreana Island, which we visited today, forever changed the archipelago when it became the site of the first human settlement from Ecuador. Today we visited the farthest sites, where the human influence has been diminished by the efforts of the National Park Service. We visited three places today: Cormorant Point with its flamingos and nesting turtles, Champion Islet which is the only place where visitors can spot the elusive Floreana mockingbird, and Post Office Bay where we followed an old whaler's tradition with a postcard delivery system.
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The Central Connecticut baseball team dropped the series finale vs. Mount St. Mary's at home on Sunday, losing 6-5. The loss drops the Blue Devils to 9-9 overall and 2-2 in Northeast Conference play this season. The Mount is 9-11 overall and 2-2 in league play.
The Mount struck first with a solo home run from Korey Britton to lead off the second inning. An RBI single from Chris DelVecchio made it 2-0 later in the inning.
The Blue Devils tied the game in the bottom of the inning. With men on second and third senior Anthony Turgeon singled to left field to plate both runners and tied the game 2-2.
Mount regained the lead with an RBI from Ryan Owens in the third inning. With a man on second Owens singled lightly in between first and second, and Andrew Clow beat the throw home from the second baseman for the 3-2 lead.
The Mount lead reached 6-2 with three runs in the fourth. A two-RBI triple from Brandon Scott was followed by an RBI double from Andrew Frazier to push the lead to four. The Blue Devils got a run back on a sacrifice fly from Turgeon in the bottom of the fourth. It was his third RBI of the game.
Central scored a pair of two out runs in the fifth inning to make it 6-5. Junior Dominic Severino drove in hie first run and then sophomore Connor Fitzsimons drove in the second run of the inning. The hit was the third of the game for Severino.
Senior righty Anthony Mannuccia was stellar in relief for the Blue Devils. He pitched the final 5.2 innings and faced just two over the minimum, retiring 17 of the 20 batters he faced.
The Blue Devils will be back in action on Tuesday at 5 p.m. on the road at Holy Cross.
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Hewlett-Packard is the final Dow component to report earnings this week. How should you trade?
"The biggest announcement that HP probably has coming is their integration with EDS," says FBR senior analyst Clay Sumner on Fast Money. "They haven't closed that deal yet but we think they will close it shortly after they close the quarter."
Sumner will be listening to hear more about plans to move a percentage of EDS employees off-shore. "I thinks HP will probably accelerate those plans."
Also he's looking for outlook for Q3 and the data point coming out of the Taiwan supply chain. "I would look for consumer printers to be a little soft… there's some segment reorganization."
What's the trade?
I like HP a lot for the longer term, says Sumner. But for the balance of the year I like Dell , more. I think they will outperform.
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Hewlett-Packard looks a little more attractive to me, counters Karen Finerman.
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How should you trade seasonal moves in oil and nat gas?
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Keep and eye on coal and natural gas.
Despite a sharp decline in crude, solar stocks are still rallying. Is this the start of something new?
Shares of SunPower soared as much as 20 percent to a three-month high on Friday, a day after the company announced a big deal to supply solar power to California utility PG&E Corp.
LDK also landed an important contract this week, explains Pete Najarian. There are companies in solar that work. But if the space is too volatile you can also get exposure through Hewlett-Packard , IBM and Intel . Big chip makers and technologies companies have jumped into this game.
My trade is Evergreen Solar, adds Guy Adami. Buy it now and when they announce a contract sell the rally.
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These freezer oatmeal cups are portable (easy to take to work!), you can add your favorite toppings, and they can be made from leftovers!
I remember buying a box of steel cut oat cups from Trader Joe's a while ago, and they were so handy, but I knew I could save a few bucks if I were to just make them myself.
You can go about making the oatmeal cups two ways…
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2. Double the batch of your favorite recipe one morning, and freeze the leftovers in muffin tins.
I prefer the second option because I can only find one set of muffin tins (pretty sure my cabinet eats muffin tins, because I know I have more than one), and it's a stress-free way to prep breakfast for the week ahead after serving breakfast on a weekend morning.
Making Freezer Oatmeal Cups
Make steel cut oats using your favorite method. Let cool. If you'd like to mix in any toppings, (like fruit, raisins, cinnamon, etc.) you can add this in before portioning into cups. Then portion the oatmeal into muffin tins. Freeze for at least three hours, or until solid.
I don't grease the muffin tins, because I don't want the extra "stuff" on the oatmeal cups, but I'm sure it would make popping them out easier. Definitely use a silicone muffin pan if you have one.
Tip – My favorite way to make steel cut oats is using my rice cooker! I don't find the oatmeal setting to work well for steel cut oats on my rice cooker, so I use the "white rice" setting and it comes out perfectly every time.
If you want rounded tops, just add extra oats to the top and use a spoon to make a dome shape. I honestly just did that for the pictures. They look pretty while frozen, but it's just going to look like a regular bowl of oatmeal in the end. 🙂
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