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Best Archery Pratice Device on the Market!
By M Bix on November 29, 2016
It's fantastic that I'm able to use my own equipment (sight, release) to simulate shooting without being able to go to a range. I live in a townhouse and indoor ranges aren't that close, so I was looking for a solutions to keep myself in shape for winter. This definitely fits the bill. I have added a 2.5 lb weight on the end as well. None of the other products out there come close to experience this provides.
The best thing about the product is also the portability. Since I bought it, I have gone on 3 trips and have packed it each time. It packed fine in my checked bag at the airport and had no problems there. This allowed me to continue the training program even while on the road (a big problem I face is staying active while away from home).
I have shared the dry fire pro with most everybody I know and everyone is impressed. With Christmas around the corner, it would make a great gift for anyone who is an archer.
The only negative I can think of is the plastic end that holds the weight on the DFP is a smaller thread than the standard one used for a stabilizer. If you wanted to use a stabilizer you really wouldn't be able to use a weight. I'm told that this is a design change that may have already been implemented going forward.
It's a fantastic product, and the only one on the market I could find that would truly allow me to use my archery muscles and my own equipment. Obviously nothing will ever beat just shooting your own bow and repetition there, but this is an amazing alternatives that will save wear and tear on that expensive bow you have and also allow you to get reps in at home.
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The 38-man training squad travelled from Cape Town on Tuesday, and embarked on a team-building exercise on Wednesday that saw them kloofing down the Kaaiman's Gorge for six hours before ending on Wilderness beach.
On Thursday it was down to business as the squad trained at a wet Outeniqua Park in George, with plenty of local supporters turning up despite the weather to watch the coaching staff put the players through their paces.
Friday will see the players train at Outeniqua Park again before returning to Cape Town on Saturday morning.
Head coach Robbie Fleck said that it has been good to change things up after a number of successful pre-season camps in Hermanus.
"We wanted to come to Wilderness for a bit of a change of scenery, we felt that it was a new team, new management and a new campaign.
"Hermanus was really good to us and we had some good campaigns in the past, but we felt we needed a change of scenery so we moved on to Wilderness," he told www.iamastormer.com.
Fleck explained that on top of the important work the squad has put in to build on what they achieved in the off-season, the camp has been crucial in developing a positive team culture.
"The purpose of the camp has been to build on what we started in November, we have put a major focus on our conditioning and the way we want to play but it also gives us an opportunity to build on our culture and a bit of teambuilding as well.
"The guys went up in the mountains and down the river on a few teambuilding exercises and it was fantastic," he said.
Another positive from the camp has been that it has given the new coaching group a chance to make their mark as a collective under Fleck's guidance.
"It is a new coaching group and we have had to knuckle down fairly quickly and get stuck into it.
"We really want to embark on a coaching collective where we spread the workload. It allows the senior coaches to focus on certain areas that we need to get done immediately.
"There is a large group of 38 players here, and there are about eight coaches who are continuously working with them on a one-on-one, a unit and a team basis," said Fleck.
The Stormers head coach added that he is relishing the challenge of taking the reins in the 2016 Super Rugby season, with the full support of both the players and the coaching staff for his vision for the team.
"We are into the thick of things and it has been great, the support of the rest of the coaches and the players has been fantastic and the guys are keen so I am really enjoying it.
"The coaching collective has made a huge difference and has made my job easier, and so has the buy-in from the players," he said.

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I can stop writing to you now
Writing is all I am
Until the end you will always be Then to me
Am I ever even a faint smile to you?
You've been gone a long time now
I haven't gone anywhere
I am caught remembering
A Time now
Long gone
I will find for myself the answer
The answer I already know
Or stop asking
I'm not important
You were just a promise I made to myself
I don't want anything anymore anyway
(You must want something )
(What do you want?)
High ground
Jesus Christ
I'm talking to myself again
(What is it about this being crucified thing?)
(Shedding your body?)
I felt love approaching
I was so sure
So was I crazy or were you my destiny?
I was crazy
You were my crazy
That is rock bottom comedy
Me unfolding like a paper party horn
Rolling to the end
Sounding a tissue trumpet
(What are you afraid of?)
Things as they actually exist
I believed there was a me and you
It's only me
I am it alone
(Oh please stop it)
(Can I just laugh at you now?)
(I am weary of you)
(I won't be back)
(Yet here I am)
(I wished you would stop writing me)
(Let me go)
(Let me go for your own sake)
(You aren't my fault)
(You knew what we were doing)
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Exodus 3:1-15 | Psalm 105:1-6, 23-26, 45c | Romans 12:9-21 | Matthew 16:21-28
Don't you love how Moses' encounter with God through the burning bush begins by "he was just keeping his father-in-law's flock…" He was just going about his work, but he wanders beyond the wilderness to THE MOUNTAIN OF GOD" where he doesn't seem completely surprised to see a burning bush not consumed by the flames. Moses actually wants to see how this thing is happening, turning to get a closer look. That curiosity is a sign to God that Moses is in, and God calls Moses out by name, to which Moses replies, "Here I am." So begins God's call to Moses and Moses' work as a Prophet.
If you were here last week, you got to hear many times over that you are loved. I love you, your neighbors love you. You were minding your own business, going to church like you're supposed to, and you get told you're loved. Showing up today as you have before, you could be checking off a to-do item from your daily list. But my hope is that you came here today–that you came last week–and love touched your heart. Maybe you found yourself getting beyond the wilderness and arriving at a place filled with the presence of God, and you knew something was happening because your life became filled with more purpose. Love does that to us. All this search for meaning or wondering what we're supposed to be doing with our lives to me says that we haven't yet fallen completely in love with God, that we haven't yet leaned into God calling us by name so that when we hear it, we say, "Here I am."
Because that's scary. As a child I was reprimanded over an intercom by someone nearby playing a joke, and I could've sworn it was the voice of God. I've rarely been so terrified. Now, that was a prank. Hearing a genuine call from God has more at stake. There is actually material substance involved in denying ourselves, taking up our crosses, and following Jesus. It will cost us money and possessions because we're busy spreading the wealth and abundance, trusting that there's enough for everyone. Even more than the material, though, there's the valuable intangible stuff: time, energy, and ego . . . especially our ego. Because when we show up before God at this altar or in our prayers or out in the woods, we are bare, heart, mind, and soul. God knows how broken and wounded and imperfect we are–all our needs and wants–and knows exactly how perfect we are to do the work that God needs us to do.
And last week I asked if we had become lame as the Body of Christ, unable to do God's work because we had become so divided. I asked if we needed to be revived as the Body of Christ. And the answer is of course, YES. We need to be revived as a united Body of Christ, even if we have quirky differences in how we understand God's love revealed in the world or how we practice partaking in Holy Communion. As baptized members united in love of God and one another, we can and must work together for the love of God in the world. This is the perfect time for a revival, especially in our Episcopal Church, a church that truly welcomes all, and this is a message we need to be sharing, loudly and proudly.
This revival talk might make you nervous. You just came to say some prayers and receive the Eucharist. You didn't come for a revival. But I'm saying if you came to receive the Body and Blood of Christ, if you came to say a prayer for yourself, for your neighbor, for the world, you are participating in the love of God, and God is inviting you to gird up your loins and get ready to do some work. Because the world needs you. The world needs you to show some love–not just any love but the love of God.
Now, I'm not adding anything more to your to-do list (yet). What I want to do now is illustrate how we're already doing the work! In an essay on Medium, The Reverend Emily Scott outlined Seven Hallmarks of a Progressive Revival (which we could say would be seven hallmarks of the Jesus Movement). She described the revival as a spiritual awakening that calls us not only to confession and repentance but also to do the hard work of opening ourselves to transformation by and through Jesus. So these are the hallmarks that I think you will find strikingly familiar.
- An encounter with Jesus: Confidence in Christ and Christ's transformative power. Has your heart been touched? Has your life changed because an experience of genuine love, healing, and resurrection? Have you had a "burning bush" experience? Our call is to holy discomfort and transformation that is clear, biblical, theological, and radical.
- Offers vulnerability: we're honest and show our woundedness, which reveals what is true. Carry our cross not as a badge of honor but to show suffering and how we heal
- Rooted in abundance: There's enough love, grace, and mercy for all. There's enough, and our voice has enough power to share the good news for all.
- Rejects a whitewashed God: Actively seek to reverse the power imbalances built into all the structures and systems in our society and institutions. We have to be in relationship with others not only to see the imbalances but also to change them. This work isn't captured in our annual report on paper … yet. In January, you bet we're going to report ways we're moving from our heart to the world around us.
- Centers the marginalized: especially queerness. Transgress societal norms like Jesus did and bring life to where there was death and brokenness. In doing so, we are all radically transformed by the experience.
- Ecumenical and interfaith: uniting for broad justice movements like Dr. Barber's Moral Mondays reminds us of our common humanity. Interfaith work like the Abrahamic Center aims to do teaches us what it means to be neighbors and learn and grow even we are each other's "other." Learning how to cultivate understanding, respect, and compassion is godly work.
- Tells the truth: Truth is hard to swallow at times, especially when we take the "hard look in the mirror." But truth-telling proclaims the gospel–that we're all created in God's image, that we are all commanded to love, and that we all have hard work to do for the love of God.
We're already in the midst of a revival! Now that you know we're already participating in the revival, be excited about it! Say, "Thanks be to God" in public. Share God's blessing with others in the name of God. Talk about coming to church to learn how to be part of the Beloved Community. Be proud in a humble way that you belong to a church that is truly struggling to live as Christ commands us to live, even when it's hard and we don't clearly see the way. We are living and growing deeper in our relationship with God through Christ, and it's a beautiful thing. Be nervous about saying you love Jesus, that you're a Christian (without apologizing), and keep practicing. We don't want to deny Jesus like Peter did. I know I don't want to be part of the church MLK, Jr., addressed in his letter from the Birmingham jail. We certainly don't want to be stumbling blocks on the way to God. We are here now to be building up the kingdom of God.
And we can check ourselves for signs that our lives are set on the divine and not on human things — see Paul's letter to the Romans. Paul gives us a list of over 20 things that say "we get it." Others notice when our lives have been touched by the love of God. In our conviction, we stand out front in all of our weakness and humility, linked with the marginalized even in our own marginal position within the whole Church. Together, like the clergy with arms linked in Charlottesville or the people forming human chains in Texas floodwaters, we have a bold, clear, moral, and courageous voice that proclaims love of God, that shows we are doing holy work with all our heart, mind, and soul. So, labor on, dear Christians. Here we are. We have good work to do.


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CumInCAD is a Cumulative Index about publications in Computer Aided Architectural Design supported by the sibling associations ACADIA, CAADRIA, eCAADe, SIGraDi, ASCAAD and CAAD futures
The energy performance of a base case building in each of four climates and cultures is presented. The climates are: Phoenix (hotdry), Minneapolis (cold-dry), Boston (cold-humid), and New Orleans ( hot- humid). Keeping the host climate, site, building size and function constant: but varying materials, shape and design concepts, each base case is iterated through a series of computer assisted re-designs to transform each base case building into an architecture representative of its regional climate and culture.
Traditional technologies and concepts produce traditional regional architecture. New technologies and concepts produce forms expressive of an emerging high-tech, high-touch, low energy society.
The paper presents computer generated work by the author and his students. It also presents an interim evaluation of the successes and difficulties of conducting a 'paper free' design studio.


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Looks like Nokia is set to introduce a new touchscreen handset, the 6208c. Apparently, the 'c' stands for China, which is where the phone will be issued initially. A relatively large sized stylus snaps into the back of the phone and other features include 8GB of flash storage and a 3.2MP camera with dual LED flash.
No word on price, but expect it to hit the EU market in the latter half of 2009.
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Release Date 11/01/2018
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Beacon's third full length record enters sight as a work of meticulous revision and refraction.
Returning home to New York in 2016, four years and several tours since the duo's first release with Ghostly International, Thomas Mullarney III and Jacob Gossett knew the next direction would be different. Together they embarked on open-ended sessions, adopting a more linear style of songwriting compared to their previous loop and texture-driven method. They fundamentally constructed demos from piano chords and guitar phrases with vocal melodies, editing iterations almost ad infinitum, looking through each from a multitude of angles. Compositions expanded, while others pared back to where they began. Like the bending of light, this abstractive and patient process outlines a space and scale in which seemingly separate colors — minimalist ballads, elaborate pop spirituals, and driving dance sequences — can coexist at different speeds, fanning out with spectral cohesion. A prismatic collection Beacon call Gravity Pairs, which is set for a November 2nd release on Ghostly International.
"All matter is created by dividing gravity into pairs," said 20th century scientific mystic Walter Russell, whose idiosyncratic "new world thought" writings and musically-informed schematic drawings were as fringe in their time as they are fascinating. Mullarney details the concept further: "'Gravity Pairs' is how Walter Russell describes the rhythmic order of the universe. I kept reading 'pairs' as both a noun and verb; simultaneously the elemental units of Russell's balanced universe and the process that brings us together." This curiosity of natural phenomena shines through the album's kaleidoscopic artwork — dichroic glass prisms photographed by the band themselves —and its lyrics, most directly through the narrative device of light.
On the somber ballad "Losing My Mind," the duo's boldest sonic departure to date, Mullarney sings of stability, whether romantic or spiritual, and the comfort in knowing someone remains in the absence of light. Written on piano, the song first swelled into a full-bodied arrangement before reverting to its original shell, as Gossett explains. "I came back from a trip and Tom had a new edit that was completely stripped back. Sometimes it just takes those infinite iterations to finally crack the code."
With each iterative breakthrough, Beacon expanded the spectrum of these recordings as well as their possibilities in the live setting. The material can be played straight or in previous variations, enhanced by the recent addition of a drummer to their live band. Another epiphany came in the spring of 2017 when Beacon joined Tycho at Coachella and for dates in Europe, with Mullarney experimenting as the band's first ever vocalist. "Just doing things at that scale, and at that point in the record, was really validating," says Mullarney. "We came back with confidence to finally finish the record."
Two models exemplifying this mode are "Be My Organ" and "On Ice." The former is sketched out in real time in the new video streaming on YouTube. The latter is a smoke-filled still life. Notes arpeggiate along a cool, motorik beat as Mullarney repeats "you're not moving," his vocals vaporized and echoed. The former elevates on a percussive build, reaching its peak in the final strobe lit minute. Then there's a late album flourish, "The Road," which, through pinwheeling repetitions beamed into four-on-the-floor framework — from Tycho drummer Rory O'Connor — folds vibrating wavelengths into a symphony of fragmentary energies.
Russell, the mystic, believed in balance, a rhythmic exchange "between all pairs of opposite expressions." On Gravity Pairs, Beacon channel the philosophy with pure pop mystique, slicing through dense and foggy dance and electronic music apparatuses to create something familiar but unique, melodic but cathartic. Rippling through these songs are iridescent synthesizer lines, stoic piano phrasing, dazzling percussion, posh harpsichord, understated xylophone, and a crisp voice in complete control. Taken as a whole, in their various combinations and compressions, these complementary and secondary tones unlock the lushest field of color, a universe of light.


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Edward Hands & Lewis Solicitors are accredited with the Conveyancing Quality Scheme, the gold standard awarded by the Law Society for solicitors providing conveyancing services. We continue to aim for even higher standards and have won awards for our client service and offer our conveyancing expertise to Market Harborough and the surrounding area. Buying a house… Learn more
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What was that song citizens? "Where have all the barges gone?" Something like that anyway. I know I was expecting the narrow boats to be "out " as the weather improved but the basin looks a bit sad and empty now, like we've lost some old friends. Still, they'll be back soon enough, if the… Learn more
Forgive my lack of originality fellow citizens but Phew, what a scorcher! The wharf has been glorious again 10,000 tons of sand and a Beach Boys CD and its Florida out there. The umbrellas and sun worshippers are out at The Waterfront. The basin is only half full (always the optimist, you notice) of boats… Learn more
Good day citizens from a mixed Market Harborough. We've been doing conveyancing, Wills and Family law this week. We're nothing if not flexible on the wharf. Funny weather this week. I had to admire the good old British pluck of the boaters driving into horizontal rain on Thursday. It must have felt like a North… Learn more
Currently those on "passported" benefits are automatically eligible for a full fee remission. This would not be the case under the new system. Passported benefits include: Income Support Income Related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) Income – Based Jobseeker's Allowance (JSA) Guarantee State Pension Credit The proposed new system would include a two part… Learn more
Hello again fellow citizens from a sunny Market Harborough. Admittedly there's a shortage of sails, masts and bikini-clad lovelies but the basin's had a distinctly Mediterranean feel this week. As we're south facing its been pretty warm in here but I've already promised my compatriots Martin and Frances that the first one to complain… Learn more
We are accredited with the Conveyancing Quality Scheme, the gold standard awarded by the Law Society for solicitors providing conveyancing services. However, we strive for even higher standards and have won awards for our excellent client service. Now we are bringing that conveyancing expertise to Market Harborough. Buying a house is a huge investment,… Learn more
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Another busy and varied week here at the Wharf with Wills, conveyancing and Family work coming in. A big thank you to all those who've had the good sense to trust EHL. We do have the reputation (and awards to back it up) for going the extra mile. It was a mile and… Learn more


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The Showroom Shine is a complete motorcycle detail and is our most comprehensive detailing package for sportbikes, cruisers, trikes, touring bikes, and all other two-wheeled vehicles. Every crack, crevice, every inch of leather and chrome is cleaned and protected.
Our motorcycle cleaning and detailing services offer professional results for your ride completed by trained, specialized bike detailing technicians. We have the specialized tools, excellent knowledge of motorcycles, and an eye for every detail. Whether it is your daily rider or weekend toy, the Showroom Shine Full Motorcycle Detail will restore it to its original "Showroom Shine."
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- Thorough hand wash with a microfiber mitt
- Bug and tar removal from windshield, mirrors, and farings
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Example Order-Production Scenario in Door Industry
Door industry is one of the challenging industries where variables need to be managed. Especially in project-based make-to-order enterprises, the integration of Order-Production process and its efficient and smooth operation appear as a challenging concept.
All door-related variables are managed in the order placement phase, which is the root of the process, allowing data that feed the system to proceed in a healthy manner.
For example, the following questions should be asked during the order placement phase and their answers should be managed via the system and an invisible new product tree should be created at the background upon the triggering of Dynamic Product Trees.
During the order placement phase:
Door Direction,
Door Location,
Color of Wing,
The number of hinges,
Type of Glass,
Coating Direction,
Door Lock,
Door Hinge,
Type of Handle,
Stopper Model,
Form of Packaging,
Door Handle Color,
Handle Location,
Case Type
When the above-listed variables are asked at the order placement and automatic product trees are created with Dynamic Product Trees that allow formulating and are managed by existing formulae at the background based on the answers, order and production processes will run interdependently. All variables that I have mentioned above are customizable on company basis, i.e. they can be revised according to modus operandi of such company.
Such technological investments will support enterprises both in terms of profitability and customer satisfaction especially when Industry 4.0 is introduced into our business life.
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Chickpea puree with tahini and lemon
hommos topped with sautéed mince lamb, onions and pine nuts
Smoked eggplant dip with tahini and lemon
Homemade yoghurt with garlic and dried mint
Homemade yoghurt with dried thyme and sesame
a light fluffy garlic dip
Parsley, mint, tomatoes, onions and fine wheat with lemon and olive oil
Traditional mixed salad with sumac and fried Lebanese bread
White cabbage, green apples, fresh mint, pomegranate seeds and toasted walnuts with lime and olive oil
Homemade crumbly cheese. Slightly spicy with zaatar, red onions, tomatoes and olive oil
Served with our garlic dip
Fried fish bites with pickles, tomatoes and parsley on toasted Lebanese bread with garlic and tahini
Semolina crusted and served with our garlic dip
Mixed ground chickpeas and broad beans with coriander and spices. Served with pickles and tahini
Pan fried with fresh and sundried tomatoes, Kalamata, red onions and zaatar
Diced potatoes with lemon, garlic, fresh coriander and Baharat
Grilled eggplant slices with garlic and pomegranate seeds
Cooked fava and chickpeas with cumin, lemon and olive oil. Topped with parsley, shallots and diced tomatoes
Cauliflower florets fried and drizzled with garlic and tahini
Pork, onions and zaatar rolled in Lebanese bread and crisp baked. Served with our home barbecue
Lamb kafta baked in iron pan and finished with tahini, paprika and pine nuts
homemade spicy lamb sausage with rosemary and sea salt sauteed potatoes in tomato sauce
Chargrilled with sticky honey, garlic and pomegranate
Chargrilled chicken strips finished with lime, garlic and parsley sauce
Marinated in lemon, garlic and olive oil. Served with mixed leaf, seeded mustard dressing and pine nuts
Grilled fish in a chilli tahini, capsicum, garlic and coriander sauce, topped with toasted nuts
Fish risotto with eggplant, garlic and parsley in homemade tomato sauce, topped with toasted almonds and grated haloumi
Oven baked in clay pan eggplant with onions, garlic, capsicum and chickpeas in tomato sauce and breadcrumb top
Cumin and tahini roasted pumpkin, carrots and zucchini, layered on toasted bread, topped with raisins, green lentils and yoghurt, finished with sizzling garlic and pine nuts in butter
Chargrilled Lemon and garlic whole baby chicken. Served on Saj bread with home pickles and garlic sauce
Grilled marinated thigh fillets, sliced and served with toasted Lebanese bread, garlic, tahini and pickles
Slow baked slivers of lamb marinated with pomegranate molasses, onions and capsicum Topped with pomegranate seeds and toasted almonds
Slow roast lamb shoulder with freekeh, chunky onions and chickpeas, topped with home yoghurt and eggplant crisps
Marinated beef striploin slivers topped with red onion and sumac salad with tomatoes, pickles and tahini Served with chargrilled mini pittas
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Today we talked with some of our Muslim neighbors about the poster exhibit, History of Muslims in America, taking place at the Ames Public Library (PEO Room) this Sunday, February 25, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. One of the features of this exhibit will be the story of the PBS Documentary Prince Among Slaves.
From the Darul Arqum Islamic Center in Ames our guests were Imam Mahjoob Jaily, who described the varied activities taking place during the Poster Exhibit, and Sal Syed, who gave us a glimpse of the extent of the history of Muslims in America.
Then we took a Road Trip to Cedar Rapids to visit Imam Taha Tawil at the "Mother Mosque" -- which, in 1934, was the first Mosque built in the United States. Before leaving we also met with Miriam Amer, executive director of CAIR-Iowa telling us of the work of that organization.
We ended the program with Story County Auditor, Lucy Martin, and Carolyn Klaus, from the League of Women Voters, discussing the contentious Voter ID law being proposed by Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate.
Online Resources:
- Prince Among Slaves
- Darul Arqum Islamic Center
- "Mother Mosque"
- CAIR-Iowa
- Voter ID law
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Detoxing is just another word for cleansing. It's the body's natural, ongoing process of neutralizing or eliminating toxins in the body. Toxins are something that can potentially harm body tissue, including waste material that result from normal cell activity, for example ammonia, lactic acid and homo-cysteine, and human-made toxins that we're exposed to in our environment, food, and water.
Detoxing is becoming bit of a trend with all the different fasting formulas and super foods which are out there. Although detox is usually thought of as a treatment for alcohol or drug dependence, the word is also used to refer to a course of diet, herbs, along with other methods of removing environmental and dietary toxins in the body. Now, there are many different kinds of detox diets.
Here are following healthy detox foods:
Lemons are wonderful sources of vitamin C, which helps make glutathione, an ingredient needed for detoxifying the liver. Additionally they contain a phytochemical called limonene, which enhances phase two detoxification from the liver and get rid of chemicals within the body. Consuming lemons regularly can improve health.
It's filled with antioxidants that can cleanse the body. It's also high in enzymes which help to get your digestive system running efficiently. Raw broccoli is better because it has a high level of nutrients within it.
This food has sulphur within it, which is essential with regards to breaking down chemicals in the body. Sulphur might help get rid of everything from pesticides to prescription medications, which could be harmful when they stuck around.
Filled with sulphur, this is another great food for body cleanses. It also has antibiotic properties therefore it can help internally heal the body. There are a lot of benefits to garlic regularly; it's even available in supplement form!
You might only see beets when you order a Greek salad, however, you should make a bigger effort to incorporate them into your regular menu, and certainly pick some up if you're a weight detox diet. There are so many different advantages to them, it's easy to see why they are usually mentioned as a super food.


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Biscuits, pizza sauce and cheese bake up into a savory snack that you can assemble in 5 minutes
How to Make It
Step 1
Heat oven to 375°F. Spray 8-inch square (2-quart) glass baking dish with cooking spray. Separate dough into 10 biscuits. Cut each into quarters; place in medium bowl. Stir in 1 cup pizza sauce to coat. Spoon biscuit mixture evenly into dish.
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Bake 15 to 20 minutes or until light golden brown and center biscuits are no longer doughy.
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Sprinkle with cheese; bake 5 minutes longer or until cheese is melted. Cut into squares; serve warm with additional pizza sauce for dipping..
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Vegetarian vegetable tart – even without meat a treat
A good Sunday to you all 🙂
It gives me great pleasure to welcome you again. I miss the days when I could surprise you several times a week with a delicious recipe. Although I've also tried it the last weeks, sorry – as you have probably noticed – without success. However, I am sure that this will change again. After all, everyone needs a little familiarization period, when a new life begins and changes things. Or how do you think?
Today, there are now finally something delicious here on my blog. While it is not the finest way to praise his own things, but at today's court I can not just different. I'm a big fan of Pies and this certainly belongs here among the best I've eaten so far and although – or just because – it is completely vegetarian. Here no one will miss the meat, so much is guaranteed 😉
The recipe for this I have made the "EatSmarter!" (November / December 2013).
Vegetarian vegetable tart
Ingredients: (Tart tin, 22cm in diameter)
- 250g Mehl
- 3 eggs
- 160g weiche Butter
- 2 small zucchini
- 200g Cocktailtomaten
- 150g broccoli florets
- 200g saure Sahne
- 2 tablespoons whipping cream
- 150g goats cheese (Character)
- Salt, pepper, nutmeg
- a little butter to grease the dish
- Flour, one egg, butter and a pinch of salt knead to a smooth dough with the dough hook the mixing machine / food processor, with your hands into a ball and place it wrapped in plastic wrap for 30 minutes in the refrigerator.
- Meanwhile, wash and clean zucchini, tomatoes and broccoli. Cut the zucchini into thin slices and halve the tomatoes. Blanch the broccoli in boiling salted water for two minutes, then remove, cold deter and drain well.
- Beat the remaining two eggs with sour cream and whipped cream and season with salt, pepper and nutmeg.
- The tart tin with butter. Put the dough on the floured surface roll out slightly larger than the shape and then lining it. It should protrude over the edge 2cm form dough.
- Use a fork to prick the bottom several times and then pour the cream and egg mixture to this. Spread the zucchini slices evenly on it, give the sliced goat cheese and tomatoes on it and sprinkle the broccoli florets to the end. The whole thing now season well with salt and pepper.
- Finally, the excess dough crust to the center and turn the tart in a preheated oven at 160 ° C forced air (or 180 ° C top / bottom heat) until golden brown for 30-45 minutes.Attention: According to the original recipe, baking time is 25-30 minutes. For me, the tart was almost an hour in the oven. Keep your eye on so tart and adjusts the cooking time if necessary your oven an.Sobald is reached the desired degree of browning, remove the tart from the oven, allow to cool briefly and serve.
I must admit that I've several days fed from this tart and they brought, for example, to work. Many a colleague curiously looked in my Vesper box when I opened this and vegetable tart appeared. But now they can bake yourself and take it to the next lunch break them too. 😉


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Here's Why Twitter Looks A Little Different Today
If you're wondering why your Twitter looks a little different, it's because the social media app got a little update. On Thursday, Twitter started rolling out its new look on its desktop site, which features tweaks to functionality and updates to the app's look and feel. Twitter says the redesign — their biggest in years — is part of an attempt to streamline usability, according to Wired. The company's heard through user surveys how the clunky interface can be confusing to some users, and the fresh look is as much an aesthetic refresh as it is an attempt to improve user experience. And while feedback has been mostly positive, the new Twitter looks a bit different than what die-hard users are used to.
So what's on tap for the new Twitter? For starters, users can expect a handful of subtle, organizational changes. Users will notice a new side navigation menu, designed to make managing multiple accounts and keeping a pulse on what's happening in the thread even easier. Peek through the menu and you'll find access to your profile, any other additional accounts you're authorized to use, your settings, and your personal privacy features all in one place. Aggregating everything on the sidebar alleviates the need for more tabs at the bottom, reduces clutter, and generally just makes everything a bit easier to manage. The new layout might feel familiar to Android users, as it mimics the layout presented on the android app.
Other shortcuts include opening websites opening automatically in Safari. The improvement saves iOs users time by allowing them to view content on sites they've previously logged into, and set this as a default function.
The app's visuals got a makeover, too. Aesthetically, Twitter swapped its previous look for something a bit more refined. The type feels a little softer, as do profile photos, which are now presented as circles. Many of the icons got a revamp, too. Stylistic updates make certain icons feel more intuitive (note the new retweet symbol) and fine, pencil-drawn styling offers a cleaner look. Also exciting is the new retweet count, which ticks up in real time.
The redesign comes at a time when Twitter's purpose — previously nebulous, limited, and a little irrelevant — seems clearer and more useful than ever. Updating the app is just one more step to a more purposeful, news-oriented Twitter, and the tweaks, though subtle, make for a more pleasant user experience overall.


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In San Diego, the weather is nice, the people are great and most importantly, they're all about the Chargers; a football team that is usually in the playoff picture or as close as can be. They're a gritty team built on the run game and a staggering defense. Phillip Rivers is one tough guy. Always taking a beating under center, he finds ways to make plays and carry his team.
Last season was ugly for the Chargers. That mean/gritty defense didn't exist, the run game was absent and at more times then not, it was the most frustrating part of the entire team. They finished with a 4-12 record, last place in the AFC West.
What exactly went wrong last season?
They entered 2015 as if they were ready to take a step forward and become a true contender. Drafting Melvin Gordon, they stole Broncos OT Orlando Franklin in free agency and bolstered a secondary unit with guys like Eric Weddle, Jason Verrett and Brandon Flowers. With such talent, it was clear the team was headed in the right direction….At least we thought….
The injury bug struck, the team became drenched with sub-par play and then they hit a six game losing streak early on in the season. Going 2-8 halfway through, basically guaranteed that this team would struggle to win just two more games.
The only positives for the Chargers 2015 campaign was that their offense ranked eighth most in passing efficiency. Rivers was solid, as usual, posting 4,792 passing yards, 29 touchdowns to only 13 interceptions. He earned an average of about 300 yards per game, finishing his 12th NFL season with a QB rating of 93.8 (same as in 2014).
WR Keenan Allen was off to a decent start in 2015 recording 67 receptions for 725 yards and four touchdowns, all in his first 8 games. Unfortunately, Allen ended up missing half of the season due to a lacerated kidney. The fact that Rivers produced great stats while missing his number one target for half of the season is wonderful, at least when you look at the positives in such a down year.
One of the biggest reasons why the Chargers struggled was because RB Melvin Gordon couldn't run well whatsoever. San Diego held the second least efficient rushing attack in the NFL. Granted, the offensive line was struck with injuries to key lineman throughout, is there doubt that Gordon would have done better with a healthier O-line? Maybe.
The defense ranked 29th overall, which was a step back from the year before. They failed to produce a lot of turnovers, they gave up a lot of points and just didn't live up to expectations.
Will The Chargers "Bolt up" in 2016?
There is reason to believe the Chargers "Bolt Up" and kick some ass. It depends on whose ass of course….With a division like the AFC West, where will they fit in?
The defending SB champions, Denver, is obviously still considered to be the top team, even without Manning and a few others…
Kansas City has been consistent. They've been winning games and fighting for the playoffs since Andy Reid came to town, what makes you think that will change this year?
Oakland is probably the best team on the rise. They finished 2015 with a 7-9 record and most would agree that they will improve in 2016. The words "trending up" describes them to a "T". That entire team has been slowly built for success over the past few seasons and they might just shock the NFL world this season and make the playoffs.
Taking all of these things into consideration, if the Chargers can remain healthy, the opportunities will be there. Opportunities to win games and bounce back from an awful 2015 year.
3 Keys To Success:
1. Keenan Allen needs to have a superb year. If he can break the teams single-season receptions record, that would be awesome. Actually, that would be freaking incredible! LT holds that record, however, if Rivers can continue to put up stellar stats, Allen should have no problem breaking the record, at least if he can stay healthy. Good numbers will reflect a fantastic passing game, which is a key to success these days in the NFL.
2. The front seven must apply pressure consistently! With the additions of NT Brandon MeBane, DE Joey Bosa and LB's Jatavis Brown and Joshua Perry, there is no reason why this unit should struggle. Second year LB Denzel Perryman needs to play a full season. If their defense can be a top 15 unit, this team should be able to have some success creating turnovers and giving rhe offense more opportunities.
3. The offense needs to rank in the top 10 in order for this team to be in good position to win the division and/or make the playoffs. Phillip Rivers is 34 and there's no telling how much longer he will play or if his aging body can stay healthy. After years and years of getting nailed because his O-line couldn't do their job, it is crucial for him to be protected consistently. With Gordon returning from injury, as well as Allen, this offense should be stingy and Rivers could look like an MVP candidate again, much like he did last season before the injuries piled on.
Bold Prediction:
I enjoy watching the Chargers play, even after a rough year. I think they will turn things around, but I'm not saying they will win their division or anything. I call it a bittersweet symphony for them in 2016. They will finish around the 8-8 mark, miss the playoffs and finish in the bottom half of the AFC West. It'll be a much improved season from 2015, but still somewhat disappointing.
Maybe they will prove me wrong? What do you think?
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Oregon State Betting Odds Preview
Playing in the big green shadow of the Nike Ducks is probably tough, but the Beavers do what they can, make a little noise once in a while, keep going to bowls. But they just haven't been able to break through and make a run to the Pac-12 title.
Two years ago Oregon State started 6-0, then went 3-4 from there; last year OSU started 6-1, then went 1-5. And last season the Beavers got out-rushed by 100 yards per game. Oregon State will have to turn those two trends around if it wants to compete for a berth in the Pac-12 championship game.
Oregon State Odds to Win Pac-12: 33/1 at Bovada
Oregon State Odds to Win College Football Championship: 500/1 at Bovada
Oregon State Regular Season Win Total: 7 at Bovada
Oregon State Betting Props: Sean Mannion to Win Heisman 50/1 at Bovada
Oregon State opened last year by getting upset at home by FCS Eastern Washington. The Beavers then won their next six games in a row, putting up some impressive numbers on offense, albeit against a light slate. But the schedule, as it does, got a little tougher, and OSU lost its next five in a row, including a tough loss to eventual conference champion Stanford, an embarrassing blowout at home against Washington and a heart-breaking one-point defeat at Oregon. The Beavers then knocked off Boise State in the Hawaii Bowl to finish at 7-6 both SU and ATS.
Oregon State is now 10-8 SU and 12-6 ATS in Pac-12 play the last two seasons.
This year the Beavers return 14 starters, one less than last season. Seven starters are back on offense, including senior QB Sean Mannion (37/15 TD/INT ratio last year), last year's top two rushers and four of their top five receivers. But they'll have to replace WR Brandin Cooks, who only caught 128 balls last year, and three along the offensive line. Seven starters also return on defense, including six on what should be a very good back seven. But that means there are three holes to fill up front.
OSU begins this season with three very winnable games, then plays at USC. The Beavers also later play at Stanford and at Washington, but get five Pac-12 home games, the toughest coming against Arizona State and Oregon. They also miss UCLA.
To seriously contend in the North Division this year Oregon State at the very least will have to split those games with the Trojans, Cardinal, Sun Devils and Ducks, and win all the rest. And that might be asking just a bit too much.
Pac-12 Championship Odds at Bovada as of August 5
Oregon 11/10
Stanford 6/1
Arizona State 12/1
Washington 14/1
Arizona 25/1
Oregon State 33/1
Washington State 50/1
Utah 66/1
California 200/1
Colorado 200/1
Oregon State ran off four straight winning seasons from 2006-09, then went 8-16 in 2010-11. But the Beavers popped back up last year, winning nine games and returning to a bowl. With a little luck they could have played a big part in deciding the Pac-12's North Division, losing two conference games by a total of seven points. The next step for OSU is to win a division title, and if they can pull off an upset or two this year they might have a chance.
Odds to Win Pac-12: +1050 at 5Dimes
Regular Season Win Total: 8.5 at 5Dimes
The Beavers had 15 starters back last year from a team that went 3-9 in 2011, so hopes were high for a return to a bowl. Oregon State then exceeded expectations early on, starting 6-0, with wins over eventual Big Ten champion Wisconsin, at UCLA, at Arizona, and at BYU, reaching No. 7 in the AP poll. The run came to an end, though, with a 20-17 loss to Washington, and they later lost a tough 27-23 game at eventual Pac-12 champion Stanford. They also lost the Civil War game to Oregon for the fifth straight year, and then fell to Texas in the Alamo Bowl. But despite the 3-4 finish, going 9-4 with a 6-3 record in Pac-12 play must be considered a success.
The Beavers also went 9-4 ATS, with help from a +8 turnover margin. This year OSU again gets 15 starters back, eight on offense, including two decent options at QB in Cody Vaz and Sean Mannion, leading rusher Storm Woods, WR Brandin Cooks (67 catches for 1,150 yards last year), and four along the offensive line; and seven starters return on what should once again be one of the better defenses in the league, including last year's top five tacklers. This year's schedule seems manageable, with winnable non-conference games against Eastern Washington, Hawaii, and San Diego State, five conference home games, and three winnable conference road games at Utah, Washington State, and Cal.
Just one of OSU's first seven opponents played in a bowl last year, and that was San Diego State. So the Beavers have a chance to start 7-0. Of their four toughest games, two of them, against Stanford and USC, are in Corvallis, and they miss UCLA and Arizona. Oregon State could be favored in as many as eight or nine games this season.
Pac-12 Championship Odds at 5Dimes as of August 11
Oregon +175
Stanford +480
Arizona +850
Oregon State +1050
Arizona State +1100
Washington +1500
Utah +2600
Cal +6000
Washington State +6000
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Jared loves nothing more than breaking a deviant boy like Michael DelRay. Actually, it's pretty fair to say he broke Michael days ago when he forced the young stud to suck his cock and eat his cum. But Jared is a stickler for completing tasks, and he is not just going to break Michael, he is going to break him completely, making him suffer so profoundly he'll never be quite the same. Jared places a noose around Michael's ball sack, then starts adding the weight – five, then ten, then twenty, then thirty pounds, making Michael scream and buckle. His balls feel like they are going to rip free! Jared loves watching Michael's boyish torso, deeply scarred with whip marks, arch and tremble. Then, with Michael's scrotum stretched to its ripping point, Jared whips the boy's chest and stomach with the single tail again and sprays the fresh wounds with alcohol. Next Week: Jared's new sex slave!
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With victories over Middlesbrough in the FA Cup and West Bromwich Albion in the league a solid response to the disappointment of defeat at Manchester City, Petr Cech has spoken about a week of important preparation for those games, and the benefit of views being aired.
As ever this season, the amount of time that could be spent on the training pitch was limited by the fixture schedule but with discussions taking place among the squad and coaching staff in the wake of the 2-0 defeat last Sunday, everyone was determined to do better and work out what was not right.
'The mood was that we try to improve on the way we played at Man City because it was a poor performance,' said Cech, looking back to the start of last week.
'We worked all week to improve that and we did a professional job at Middlesbrough, and we wanted to carry that on to the West Brom game because we knew how important that game was, and we had a good performance.
'We try to stick together, we try to find solutions and we try to work hard to go through the difficult moments.
'We have had a lot of success thanks to the honesty and the open minds everybody has in the dressing room, because everybody should have a chance to express their opinion. If the players are not happy then in our dressing room we try to help everybody to be happy again and to be at the top and be good for the team.
'If we think something is going wrong, people have the right to say it. Obviously we have only one boss who is the manager and it is up to him how he deals with the feedback, but it helps because communication is a big part of a football club and a football team, or any team, and if communication is wrong it can fall apart.'
Saturday's 1-0 win over West Brom contrasted with defeat away to the Midlands side back in November, which was a game when Cech felt he had to have his say afterwards. He was not happy with the lack of control the team had on the match that afternoon.
'It seemed we just played for fun with no kind of target,' he recalled.
'I was not happy with things we did on the pitch at that time but I think this week you could see that everybody was focused, the quality of the training was very good and it showed in the game as well. The most positive part was we carried it from the training ground to the game and we had some problems with that before.
'On Saturday we took control of the game, created chances and the only problem was we didn't finish the game off which made it a little harder for us in the last 10 minutes. West Brom have made progress with Steve Clarke and they had belief that they could get a goal, but overall our performance was good.'
Cech played his part in the victory with two late saves, one from a free-kick and then one from a deflection off Cesar Azpilicueta.
'I had nothing to do for a part of the game but I kept my concentration and I am used to games like that. I am glad we got a clean sheet and that we won because by the 80th minute we should have been 3-0 or 4-0 up, but [West Brom keeper] Ben Foster made some brilliant saves and they had sometimes a bit of luck and that kept them in the game until the last minute.'
Cech echoed Rafael Benitez's post-match thoughts that the fans at Stamford Bridge supported the players well on Saturday, and sees no problem with what was said during the week either.
'The manager has a right to express his own opinion, as do the fans when they come to the game and the most important part is the people are still coming to support the team.
'The main part is not the manager, it is not the players – the main part is the club and the club took on Rafa Benitez because they wanted to improve the situation and wanted to achieve the targets we had for this season.
'So he is here to do his best and to help us as much as he can and we as players need to do the same. We need to try to win games, to work hard and try to move forward. We are Chelsea Football Club and we should be united – us, the manager, the fans, the coaching staff, the board, everybody – to achieve the targets and if we have a positive mood and this is happening, then it is even better.'


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Adelaide coach Don Pyke is confident the contract stand-off between the Crows and star AFL forward Josh Jenkins is nearing an end.
Jenkins has been in career-best form this year, leading Adelaide's goal kicking with 43 goals, and is seeking a long-term extension to his contract that expires at the end of the season.
The Crows initially baulked at offering the 27-year-old a four or five-year deal but with rival clubs circling - Brisbane are reported to the main suitor - the two parties are edging closer to an acceptable compromise.
"I've spoken to Josh over the time that the negotiations have been going on ... all I can say is that Josh is keen to stay at the footy club and we're really keen to see Josh stay at the footy club," Pyke told the Nine Network's Footy Classified.
"He's made some great strides this year in his football and also his leadership and the role he's playing within the team.
"We're really confident in thinking that we'll get something sorted on that pretty soon.
"I don't know the exact details of it but when you have a player who wants to stay and you have a club who wants the player to stay it's just about negotiating the appropriate deal and hopefully we're close to doing that."
Adelaide can ill afford to lose another sought-after player after the likes of Patrick Dangerfield, Kurt Tippett, Jack Gunston, Nathan Bock and Phil Davis departed in recent years.
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We are happy to announce that we are sponsoring the "Fire Service Safety & Health Quiz" Sweepstakes in conjunction with International Fire/EMS Safety and Health Week (which will be June 16-22, 2013). The theme of the week, and of the contest, will be "Saving Our Own… An Inside Job."
The International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC) and the National Volunteer Fire Council (NFVC) are co-sponsoring this sweepstakes with NFPA. Career firefighters, volunteer firefighters and other fire department employees and fire service members are invited to take the online, interactive quiz, featuring 15 questions related to firefighter health and safety.
"Raising awareness and education for firefighter health and safety is always a priority," said Ken Willette, NFPA's division manager of Public Fire Protection and a former fire chief. "This quiz is a quick and promising way to refresh fire service members' knowledge and improve the safety of their teams."
The quiz will be offered between May 20 and June 18 at www.nfpa.org/fireservicequiz. One sweepstakes entry will be given for a completed quiz through the Snapapp widget, with an additional entry if the quiz taker shares their result on Twitter.
On June 19, the 125 randomly selected winners will be announced. These winners will each receive a specially designed challenge coin commemorating this year's International Fire/EMS Safety and Health Week. Read more details, and the full contest rules.


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All images sourced from Kinfolk, Photos by Parker Fitzgerald
Christmas Table Love
If you haven't heard of Kinfolk already then you are hearing about them now. One of my favourite places for entertaining inspiration is Kinfolk Magazine, featured many times on eat read love blog, and a haven of beautiful inspiration for super stylish small gatherings. Kinfolk is a growing community of artists with a shared interest in small gatherings, and advocating a more natural approach to entertaining and table styling. A celebration of tables shared with like minded individuals, that allow friendships to flourish in a simple, uncomplicated, and less contrived way. With Christmas upon us I thought this gorgeous Kinfolk dinner at Terrain might just provide that little extra spark of inspiration you need to create a magical lunch or dinner with friends and family, whether it be a relaxed dinner by candlelight in your own backyard, a picnic under the stars, or a more formal table celebration with your closest loved ones. I just love the use of hanging twinkle lights, candlelit tents, fresh locally sourced ingredients, the use of natural elements like greenery in the table settings, up-cycled jars for vases, and the ever present flow of the outside-in. Wishing you all a wonderful and relaxing Christmas with loved ones and may you have plenty of time to eat, read and love this silly season. Natalie x
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Barbican Centre Cinema
New Cinema in London, UK – design by Northern Building Design Associates (NBDA)
24 Jan 2013
Barbican Centre Art House Theatre
Location: central London, England
Design: Northern Building Design Associates (NBDA)
Project Title – The Barbican London
Client – City of London. Lord Major Mr Boris Johnson
Architects & Project Managers – NBDA Ltd
Location – Within the Listed Barbican Centre London
Status – Major structural alteration to facilitate the formation of 2 art house theatres
Construction Period – 2012, opened December 2012
Barbican Centre Cinema information / images from NBDA Ltd
Northern Building Design Associates
Address: Silk St, London EC2Y 8DS
Phone: 020 7638 4141
The Barbican Centre is a performing arts centre in the City of London and the largest of its kind in Europe. The centre hosts classical and contemporary music concerts, theatre performances, film screenings and art exhibitions. Wikipedia
Opened: 1982
Opening Hours: 9:00 am – 11:00 pm (check with operator)
Architectural style: Brutalist architecture
Location: Barbican Centre, London, England, UK
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As rumored, Samsung has begun the public beta testing of their Android Oreo build for the Galaxy S8. The program officially kicked off today and is expected to run for at least a couple of months. It is good news for S8 owners as Samsung is notoriously slow about getting major updates out to their devices. It would see, at least with Oreo, Samsung is trying to reverse the trend.
Unlike the beta program for Google's Pixel and Nexus devices, Samsung is being very limited in the number of Galaxy S8 owners who get the beta & who have signed up for the program. In talking to their technical support team today, I was informed that a small number of users who had signed up for the beta were randomly selected and were offered the OTA update to the beta. When I asked if this would be expanded later, the support agent indicated it was possible but that she could not comment.
If Samsung were to get their Oreo update by early next year for the S8, it would still put them well up the list on device who have the latest version of Android. While many manufactures have indicated that an update is coming to their devices, only a few actually have it on their phones outside of Google themselves.
If you signed up for the beta and didn't get it, there isn't much you can do. Hopefully Samsung will indeed expand the pool of testers shortly.


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For me on this particular day I immediately went for my sequin top from Joe Fresh. Ahhh yes, nothing like some sequins to pick you right up.
I'm really going to have to find a better spot in the house to take these style posts until I can get outside. I know that I could take the photos outside, but I just don't really feel like getting pneumonia right now, so I'll stick with taking them indoors until the temps warm up a bit...right, okay so the photos.....
When you're wearing a top with lots of sequins, I don't really think that you need to wear a necklace, but that's just my opinion. These are another one of my favourite pairs of boots. Although, they tend to make me look short, then again, I am...anyhow yes, I love them because they have a flat sole, so I can wear them all day. Total perk!


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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Casa Robles (Sevilla)
(Visited early March 2012)
A historical Sevilla upmarket eatery, the luxuriant interior decorated to make you feel the weight of history,
sadly, it has now developed a bit of a reputation as a tourist trap (or so says the voice of democracy.)
Except of course if, like us, you go with a trusted local. Then perfect service, their best produce and most honest advice is guaranteed (seriously, we don't know if you really need a local, but can it harm?).
Our starters were fantastic delicacies from the sea:
These are 'ortiguillas', i.e. sea anemone or sea nettle. They come panfried, and if you haven't tried them yet, think of the texture of soft sweetbreads with the flavour of the sea. Lovely. Lovely lovely.
Next come our almejas
which are also simply delicious, in good olive oil, nothing to add except to remember, like every time we eat properly cooked mollusks, the unforgettably horrible mollusk experience at Hedone.
The ritual of the fish in sea crust, seen so many times, is nevertheless like cricket: repetitive but endlessy fascinating.
and after:
To be honest, this red snapper did not quite deliver what it promised, being less succulent and less flavoursome than we had anticipated (cooked too long we guess). Still, we wouldn't run away from that fish if it was served in London. And even here it wasn't bad, let's not be churlish. And the accompanying veggies were greasy, yes, but oh so tasty.
The list of desserts is hard to resists, truly hard.We choose two cakes from the trolley that look at us desperately wanting to be eaten: a "Two Chocolates cubanita" (white and dark chocolate) and a berry cheesecake:
Now, this is definitely not the most refined version of the art of patisserie, but once we've registered this with our brains, moving on to stomach judgement, boy they are good!
It was a very pleasant seafood dinner, in pleasant company, with good wine, in a sweet environment in a sweet late Winter night in Southern Spain - you get the drift. It was just impossible not to like our night at Casa Robles.
The cost? We don't know as our host footed the bill, but our guess is: make sure your credit card is well supported by your account! And don't forget to bring along your Andalucian mate.
Labels: restaurants seville
2 comments:
"And the accompanying veggies were greasy, yes, but"
ahahah! I can see that from the photo, but they also look hard to resist.
- March 21, 2012 at 2:50 PM
- Man-Woman said...
Indeed, and after all the fish was very lean...
- March 21, 2012 at 3:14 PM
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