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All About Beauty Box
This month the products are from Italy. Two different skincare brands 'Kipos' and 'Dr. Lauranne'. Kipos is a well respect brand from Turin, Italy and is the fore runner in the advanced technology of vegetal stem cell system for skincare. Dr. Lauranne an award winning skincare company from Rome, growing from just one product in 1971 to become one of Italy's most prestigious brands.
All About Beauty say they will travel far & wide to search for the latest in skin & beauty, France, Jordan, Spain, Japan, Switzerland & Egypt are just a few of the places.
Their website is allaboutbeauty.co.uk which gives you a little insight into but is a beauty box with guaranteed 5 full sized products for nearly £20 per month something you are more willing to invest in?
*This product was sent to me for consideration for a review. This does not sway my opinion. This is 100% my view and research is that of my own!
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- Anonymous10/30/2012
It's great the products are full sized but if they're from Italy it might be hard to repurchase them if you like them! £17.95 is good for 5 full sized products I guess but I wouldn't pay it. This box doesnt really wow me! xReplyDeleteReplies
My mistake honey it's 4 full sized product. It seems a box someone else got their 5 products was considered as one. So all the boxes aren't the same but are similar contrary what they said on their website. The box didn't wow me either the concept is good xoDelete
I got this box too - my oil burner is slightly more appealing than yours! LOL- still dont know where my 5th item was - maybe - maybe they forgot to include it in everyones boxes?ReplyDelete
I will be doing a quick post on this at the weekend and then a full review in due course. Its cool to try some new brands I have never heard of before though!
Grace xx
i kinda like this box :DReplyDelete
That oil burner is really scary lolReplyDelete
The oil burner looks like a hungry, evil genieReplyDelete
As far as beauty boxes go this one seems quite good. I'm not a fan of those 'trail-size' subscription boxes. I always think people would be better off saving their money and buying full size products instead.ReplyDelete
The oil burner is a bit random? lol
I always like when a new box company comes out, I wonder how they will compare with other ones!ReplyDelete
Such a lovely oil burner. Wish to have it.ReplyDelete


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HCF Research Foundation EOI 2016
Details of the HCF Research Foundation's call for Expressions of Interest 2016 in health services research as advertised in the Australian on 29 June.Read more
Details of the HCF Research Foundation's call for Expressions of Interest 2016 in health services research as advertised in the Australian on 29 June.Read more
The NHMRC will release a public consultation paper in July 2016. Additionally, it is holding public forums in several capital cities for researchers and organisations to hear from NHMRC and ask questions about the review. Make sure you register to attend.Read more
The HSRAANZ's response to the Australian Research Councils Engagement and Impact Assessment Consultation Paper argues that a key issue with the impact measurement of Medical and Health Sciences research through the analysis of citations in peer reviewed journals is that Public Health and Health Services research is generally mostly relevant to the jurisdiction in which it is conducted and therefore research undertaken in Australia is less likely to be cited in other jurisdictions than laboratory-based or clinical Medical and Health Sciences research.
Analyses of citations in peer reviewed journals do not reflect impact on healthcare policy and practice and on patient outcomes and population health within Australia. Policymakers do not tend to report in peer reviewed journals, but are more likely to cite research that influences policy and practice in non-peer reviewed government reports and other publications found in the grey literature.
Consideration should therefore be given the expansion of citation analyses to include the grey literature and the inclusion of case studies or exemplars of research that has influenced policy and practice in the assessment of research impact and engagement in the Medical and Health Sciences division.
For a more general research assessment exercise, it might be more appropriate to count significant examples of research translation to active researchers. Analogous to the analysis of average citation rates across research papers within an ANZSRC group, the average frequency and grade of policy or practice impact and engagement across eligible researchers assigned to each ANZSRC group could be estimated.
Assessments of research impact based on citation analyses and case studies or exemplars could be reported separately.
A single, pooled measure of research impact would be more consensus-based and subjective than the numbers driven assessment of citations (noting that quantitative citation measures may provide false quality assurance by not explicitly accounting for differences in research applicability across jurisdictions).Read more
Evidence Matters, the Sax Institute's monthly e-newsletter, highlights the latest opportunities for researchers interested in collaborating with the Institute. The June issue calls for expressions of interest from researchers to conduct rapid reviews in a range of topic areas. It also covers the latest Sax news, events, research and publications.Read more
Professor Nick Graves looks forward to our 10th Health Services and Policy Research Conference which will be held at Surfers Paradise Marriott Resort & Spa, Gold Coast Queensland on Wed 1st –Fri 3rd November 2017. This is a wonderful location for a meeting. The theme is 'Shifting Priorities: balancing acute and primary care services' and it's topical.Read more
The recording from our latest webinar, a panel on on commissioning health care in Australia – reflecting on Primary Health Networks is now available. The webinar incorporated research, policy and practice perspectives on the development and implementation of commissioning in Australia.Read more
The New Zealand Science and Innovation Minister Steven Joyce and Health Minister, Jonathan Coleman have today announced the opening of applications for a new $7.9 million research fund to help improve the management of long-term health conditions.Read more
The Sax Institute is looking to commission researchers to conduct rapid reviews of evidence and other evaluations through our Knowledge Exchange program.Read more
An interesting ABC program on the significance of networking – why most people find it to be uncomfortable, while others are good at it, and how all of us can become better.Read more
This week the election news has been all about Health care and in particular the future direction of Medicare.Read more

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I just got an email from someone who asked me an interesting question:
"I have a client who is 19 years old and Morbidly Obese. Do you have any facilities that would be suitable for him??"
This brought up a good point – Assisted living isn't just for the elderly. This is a myth. Unfortunately, there are many younger people with disabilities who can't operate on their own, so they need assisted living.
I wasn't able to give this person a good answer, unfortunately. If anyone knows of a facility that might take her client, please let me know in a response to this blog post!


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GOP's Honour to Challenge Minnesota Gov. Dayton
Businessman and GOP fundraiser Scott Honour said Wednesday he will challenge Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton for his seat in 2014.
Speculation has been swirling in the North Star State about who would take on the Democratic governor when he's up for reelection next year. After Mr. Honour's former school buddies egged him on and his family signed-off, he decided to run.
"The election's next year but there's a lot of wood to chop between now and then," Mr. Honour, 46, said in an interview. "I don't have any name recognition."


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Welcome to Miami | Cultural Miami | Guide Services
New World CenterThe New World Symphony, America's Orchestral Academy, was established in 1987 founded under the artistic direction of Michael Tilson Thomas, a conductor, composer, educator and pianist. He is Music Director of the San Francisco Symphony; and Principal Guest Conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra. This unique educational environment prepares gifted graduates of distinguished music programs for leadership positions in orchestras and ensembles around the world. It's an intensive, three-year fellowship program which offers a wide range of performance and educational opportunities. At the same time it offers a full season of concerts from October to May. Performances include full-orchestra concerts, a chamber music series, a new music series, small ensemble concerts, a family series, mini-concerts, club concerts, and special festivals and recitals, all at very accessible prices.
In 2011 the academy moved from the charming but small Art-Deco Lincoln Theatre on Lincoln Road to their new campus, the New World Center. Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Frank Gehry, New World Center features numerous spaces for performance and presentation; a flexible and variable seating performance hall, and a 7,000 square foot projection wall on which concerts, video art and films are shown free-of-charge to audiences in Soundscape, a 2.5 acre public park, designed by Dutch architectural firm West 8.
Conceived as a laboratory for the way music is taught, performed and experienced, New World Center was built around the program of the New World Symphony. 24 individual rehearsal rooms, four ensemble rooms and three percussion rooms - all wired for audio/video recording and Internet2 capability, serve the academy's 86 Fellows, The main performance hall has a capacity of 756 guests where the audience is clustered in terraces all around the stage.
Although the exterior seems rather plain, it is in fact a simple, box-like stucco building, it has been designed to blend in with the local architecture. An 80-foot-tall glass curtain wall covers half the facade, white panels the rest. Nevertheless, it's all Ghery. Inside you will see strange shapes: stacks of what look like giant white blocks bulging and listing. There is a beduin style curtain behind the stage covering the north wall opening.
Below white walls and ceilings, the stage is yellow Alaskan cedar, the floor elsewhere oak. Overhead, big convex acoustical reflectors suggest you're looking into an enormous white flower. The whole roomy stage, with motorized risers, can be flattened to audience-floor level. The front section of audience seating can be retracted to expand the floor for dinners, receptions, even dancing.
Outside in the Soundscape Park, concerts can be projected in high-quality video with perfect sound on the building's facade. Otherwise, kaleidoscopic video art by Tal Rosner and C.E.B. Reas animates the wall.
Guided ToursIn-person docent-led tours of the New World Center are offered regularly. Docent-led tours are the perfect way to experience Frank Gehry's only Florida commission, a cornerstone of artistic activity at the intersection of architecture and music. Tours are limited to the first 20 patrons for $5 per person, and reservations are suggested. All tours begin in the atrium, and last approximately 30-45 minutes. Walk-ups will only be accepted if there are less than 20 patrons registered for the tour.
Tour Schedule Tuesday 6:00pm Thursday 6:00pm Friday Noon Saturday Noon Sunday 11:00am Tour dates and times subject to change.
To make reservations for an upcoming tour, please e-mail your name and the number of people in your party to firstname.lastname@example.com. Please note, sending a tour request does not ensure availablity. You will receive an e-mail confirming your participation.
Parking Theatre parking building, enter from Lincoln Lane at Pennsylvania Avenue. Convention Centre Parking Building, enter from 17th. Street. US$ 1.00 per hour. US$ 15.00 flat rate for events.
Bus services South Beach Local (123) C (103) From 41st. Street, Miami Beach via Collins Avenue and 5th Avenue via Washington. Originates in Downtown Miami. Every 20 mins. S (119) From Miami Downtown via Alton Road, Lincoln Road and Collins Ave. and all points north to Sunny Isles Beach. Every 15 mins. Alight at the corner of Lincoln and Washington
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Crafter guitars are usually associated with the entry level to mid-priced sectors of the acoustic market but the brand has nevertheless managed to gain an impressive roster of artist endorsements including fragrant UK-based songstress Katie Melua and even grizzled old rockers Satus Quo, who have been known to strum a Crafter acoustic or two in between unleashing salvos of their trademark heads-down boogie! Crafter's reputation for making good quality affordable acoustic guitars clearly demonstrates that it knows a thing or two about acoustic guitar manufacturing: indeed it's said that the company's Korean factory is one of the world's most impressive guitar building facilities. It seems to have an instrument on hand to cater for just about any style and budget and the Crafter HiLite appears to have been pitched to tempt electric players seeking an acoustic whose easy playability and neutral feel allows a relatively comfortable transition between an electric guitar and an acoustic.
The HiLite is a full-sized orchestral model whose complex product description helps to delineate its features and finish: 'TE' donates that this is an electro-acoustic model whilst 'CD' alludes to its lower cutaway and 'VTG' refers to its convincingly aged-looking satin vintage sunburst finish. The orchestral body is comprised of a solid cedar top and laminated mahogany back and sides, neatly finished off with black edge binding. The solid top is 'A' braced, which refers to the bracing pattern helping to stiffen the underside of the solid top between the sound hole and the neck block; there isn't any noticeable difference in tone between A bracing and standard X bracing patterns, in this instance the A shape is simply there to accommodate the lower cutaway.
In typical orchestral style the HiLite features a 14th fret neck join, bolstered up by a traditional dovetail join that guarantees a firm union between the neck shaft and the neck heel. The mahogany neck itself feels very comfortable; it's firmly rounded 'C' section offers a compact but not cramped playing environment that doesn't feel too far from Gibson's luxuriously comfy '59 profile. Indeed, this neck feels very familiar, demonstrating our earlier point that this guitar feels ideal for the electric player who maybe doesn't play acoustic that often and would appreciate any instrument that helps to make the transition between the two disciplines as smooth as possible. The satin finish on the rear of the neck also feels very smooth, sidestepping the mildly uncomfortable sensation of resistance often found with a normal gloss finish neck.
The rosewood fingerboard looks like a good quality piece of timber and it's also good to see a decent setup, the fret ends are evenly profiled and the frets twinkle with a freshly polished gleam! There are only 20 frets, which might seem a bit limited if you are used to playing 22 frets and beyond but even taking that into account, the HiLite's generous cutaway still allows virtually unhindered access to most of the important bits that soar beyond the 12th fret.
This electro acoustic delivers its amplified sounds courtesy of the onboard C4T active preamp. The compact control surface contains a simple but highly effective three-band EQ, a rotary master volume and a phase switch that inverts the polarity of the signal between the guitar and the amplifier's speaker, thus helping to eliminate tiresome feedback that threatens to spoil your latest Magnum Opus whether you are performing down the local acoustic jam night or onstage at a football stadium.
The pre-amp's built-in digital tuner bypasses the pre-amp's output, thus saving your audience from the ordeal of listening while you tune-up, aided by a small but nonetheless very bright and easily readable LCD display that helps to monitor the tuning process.
Dual ¼ inch and XLR outputs offer a choice of connecting to an acoustic combo or else sending the signal directly out to a PA, which is a very useful and unexpected feature to find at this fairly modest price range. Orchestral guitars by their very nature are designed to be fairly strident and the amplified tones duly reflect this whilst being really rather good! Time was when an acoustic pre-amp often meant being saddled with an uncomfortable compromise that inevitably revolved around rather harsh faux acoustic sounds that sounded miles away from the natural tone of the instrument itself. The Crafter HiLite's amplified tones, however, are thankfully much more rewarding; the guitar's natural brightness is still evident but the EQ provides plenty of scope to adjust the tone to suit the player's personal taste and the EQ requirements of the venue in question.
Even in an ideal world you still need an electro-acoustic guitar with a fairly flexible EQ to compensate for the widely varying acoustics of the typical live gigging circuit and the C4T system seems more than up to the task. It is also simple to use and even those with gnarled 40-something-plus fingers should soon get the hang of it!
The natural acoustic tones have a pleasant roundness and the brisk-sounding top end displays an underlying sweetness that sounds surprisingly sophisticated given that we are dealing with a very affordable instrument. There is a very slight hint of boxiness to the lower frequencies but the general impression is of a guitar that punches above its weight, tonally speaking. Digging in, the guitar doesn't sound particularly cloudy or over-compressed when you strum firmly and it definitely makes a really effective acoustic 'lead' guitar; demonstrating a very punchy and clear attack with the power to inspire the player to attempt some pretty ambitious soloing if the need arises.
The Crafter HiLite-TE-CD-VTG feels like the type of electro acoustic that you can safely take home to meet your mother! The vintage style finish makes a refreshing change from the popular pale and glossy spruce and the compact dimensions are counterbalanced by a pleasantly big and punchy sound. You can imagine this guitar suiting a Jazz or Country soloist just as adeptly as it effortlessly sits alongside a singer songwriter; the terrific neck, good tone and workable amplified tones add up to a whole lot of fun. Just as importantly this guitar won't break the bank, either. In fact it's really very good value for money.
Our first Crafter in the Quiet Room certainly lived up to all the good things we've heard about this brand. We'll be back for more!
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Multidisciplinary Installation Artist working in River Studios
About Nicholas
Nicholas McGinnity is a Melbourne-based multidisciplinary artist primarily concerned with forms of process, materiality and the perception of the body.
Nicholas' practice deals with a wide range of concepts often referencing an urban construct, reflecting on developmental change in which many of us live or have become accustomed. Nicholas approaches concepts either through his choice of material which is either found or construction-grade materials, otherwise through process of making in order to implicate these ideas.
Completing his BFA at RMIT University in 2014, Nicholas has exhibited in numerous shows throughout Australia and collaborations abroad including commissioned Murals and hosting public events.
What attracted you to the space and what makes your studio suitable for your practice?
Aside from the facilities which are spacious and well equipped, I'm attracted to the location which is both industrial and situated next to Maribyrnong River.


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By Jeff Holder, Managing Editor
The cast and crew of the new Touchstone/Disney movie THE LAST SONG assembled to give some insight about making the movie, the meaning of the movie and why it's an important one for Miley Cyrus.
As most know, Miley has become a teenage phenomenon first as the star of the Disney Channel's hit series HANNAH MONTANA, then as a recording artist, and last summer as the star of a movie based on the series. HANNAH MONTANA THE MOVIE was honored at the most recent MOVIEGUIDE® Faith and Values Awards Gala as a top movie for families in 2009.
But, that was then.
Miley says she is looking to "get out of her comfort zone" and to try new things. She says, "The other film (based on the series) was easy. I was, like, on automatic pilot since I was so comfortable with the character. But, here, it was different."
Miley says that her performance in THE LAST SONG was a steep learning curve for her. She credits director Julie Anne Robinson with being a phenomenal coach who taught her much.
Miley says, "Julie would say, 'Okay, how would Ronnie (Miley's character) feel here?'" Miley says Julie helped her to learn to pace herself with her emotions throughout the arc of the story.
"Otherwise, I'd just be crying through the whole thing," she said.
Miley has announced the final season of HANNAH will air shortly, and there are no other HANNAH inspired projects in the works. Instead, she is going to focus on acting with more serious and emotional subject matter.
THE LAST SONG has strong themes of forgiveness and acceptance of others' weaknesses, something that Nicholas Sparks, the novelist and the film's screenwriter, tried to weave throughout the story.
Sparks says, "I met with Miley, and we identified some things that she wanted in the movie, so I set out to make the best story that I could with the most interesting characters."
Greg Kinnear, who plays Miley's father in the movie, says that what he admires about Nicholas' story is "it was about a group of people trying to get through stuff and coming together."
THE LAST SONG has Miley's character being a classical pianist instead of a pop star.
"I don't think I'll always play characters that are musicians, but I do love music," the budding actress says.
The movie's title refers to a song written by Kinnear's character for Miley's character.
MOVIEGUIDE® has given THE LAST SONG Four Stars for quality and a caution for older children for some negative content and serious themes. You can read the full review at here.
As Miley transitions to "grown up movies," we hope that, unlike other child stars, she will not forget the family audiences that have watched her grow up onscreen.
ALSO: Check out the red carpet arrivals at the movie's premiere!
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Where reading is just a part of the adventure..!
The multi-award winning learning resource that supports your students' reading skills with carefully designed online reading games and activities which are easy to follow, self-paced, and highly engaging.
Reading Eggs is ideal for students aged 4 to 13 years. The program includes Reading Eggspress, which focuses on developing essential comprehension, vocabulary, grammar and usage skills for students in upper primary.
Big Books
Comprehension lessons
Teacher Resources
From the very building blocks of reading to developing advanced reading skills and strategies, Reading Eggs brings together an enormous range of lessons, motivational games, eBooks and a comprehensive reporting system – creating an engaging and effective learning environment for Primary School students.
Made for the New Zealand…
Reading Eggs can support your teaching program with texts that are accessible to both you and your students. No more taking turns borrowing books like a regular school library! Many eBooks in the library also have dedicated book notes, printable activities, chapter and book quizzes.
Use this guide to quickly find the Reading Eggs Library books applicable for Years 1 to 7. Mathematics, Science, History and Geography are covered, as well as the three cross-curriculum priorities.
Positive Reinforcement.
It is no secret that positive reinforcement is one of the biggest motivators for young learners, which is why it is incorporated into as many areas of Reading Eggs and Reading Eggspress as possible. Students earn varying amounts of Eggs for reading books, writing stories, completing quizzes and lessons, and playing games. Eggs can be spent in the shop to personalise students' avatars and decorate their virtual home.
Assess. Diagnose. Report.
Reading Eggs includes real-time reporting. Teachers also have access to a complete overview of the content covered as well as word lists and skill charts once a student has completed a map.
The program also offers an extensive range of teaching resources to supplement the online resource in the classroom, including book notes and student worksheets covering writing, grammar and comprehension.
Read for meaning.
Reading Eggs is not just about engaging activities. The Storylands area enables students to read for meaning and includes even more lessons.
The extensive Teacher Toolkit contains interactive activities, teaching resources, lesson plans and a massive library of Big Books. It's a comprehensive print library at your fingertips.
Real-time quizzing against other students.
The exciting, engaging and hugely popular Reading Eggspress Stadium is an exciting LIVE arena of competition!
Students practice spelling, grammar and vocabulary fluency, building confidence in timed games. Students are able to compete against other students in their class, school, or around the world.


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2014 year in review
Eagle Shakedown
Here it is… the Eagle Retreat Shake and end of year wrap up video!
Depending on the speed of your internet, it might be better to download and play… have fun!
Great year, and thank you to T-Mac for having this seizure for us…
Seeking more of Him and less of me,
Andy Addis
We ain't scared of no snow!
Eagle Retreat 2013 is on!
Even though A winter storm is coming it shouldn't be upon us in the travel time there or back home.
So, Eagle Retreat is a go! Bring warm clothes, we're going to have a winter blast!
PARENTS, don't miss this
As the 2013 Eagle Retreat is quickly approaching, just a quick reminder for moms and dads.
We all know there is a full slate of programs for students and that this is a powerful weekend getaway. But, there are 2 very important things that often get overlooked with regard to parents:
- There is a parent track, separate and distinct from everything the students do. It is a wonderful getaway, a highly valued training time and an amazing opportunity to fellowship with other moms and dads in ministry.
- !VERY IMPORTANT! Even if you can't make the parent track, all parents are invited to a joint gathering between the parent and student track on Sunday morning. At 10:15 AM, there is a special weekend breakdown for parents only with the conference teachers and leaders. This is huge insight into the minds of your very on PKs. Then, join the retreat for worship at 11 am and lunch to follow.
There are some amazing opportunities for you as parents at this year's Eagle Retreat and without a doubt… it will be worth your time. All you have to do is be there!
2013 Eagle Retreat T-shirts are being ordered tomorrow (March 7) so we need to get your registration in and/or let Mari know what size you want.
Txt Mari at 785-640-2317
She'd also appreciate random phone calls through out the day… Maybe…
Shake it up!
Got this news for Eagle Retreaters 2013 from our Hootenanny coordinator! Read and be prepared:
I was placed in charge of planning an event for the Hootenanny at ER this year. After some chatting with Mari and Tmac, we thought it would be fun to have our very own ER Harlem Shake video. Jason is going to bring his recording equipment and we will plan on getting our shake on during the Hootenanny time. We are going to call it the "ER Shake." Would you be able to put up some kind of information regarding this on the website? The main reason for advertising it on the website would be so the students can bring any kind of crazy outfits/props they would like to wear while filming the video – could you do this for us?
This will be fun!
2013… SWAY… Coming soon!
Here's the bare essentials
- Dates for 2013 will be March 22-24
- Theme: "Sway" from Ephesians 4:14 so that we may no longer be children, tossed to and fro by the waves and carried about by every wind of doctrine, by human cunning, by craftiness in deceitful schemes.
- There will be a work program again this year… details to come!
- Program Personalities:
- Speaker – Andy Addis
- Worship Leader – Jason Waller
- Teddy Bear of Listening – Mark MacKay
Memories from 2012
This years video wrap up, via YouTube:
Here is a link to all the photos from 2012: Photos
Here are the the audio files from the large group teaching times. They include some of the direction during prayer time and Andy's messages… sorry, that's still illegal.
They range from 70-100 MB each as they are the highest quality recording we can offer.
Many blessings. Use them as your own refresher or feel free to share. You can play them from this or download them for your own use:
2012… Be ready!!!
Hey there Eagle Retreaters! Really looking forward to this year, and it's just a few short weeks away.
Don't forget that this year we will be doing a work project, just like last year. Honestly, how much work was it? It was more fun than anything else.
Still, it's best to come prepared.
Plan on bringing clothes and shoes that you can work in and maybe get a little dirty. Also a set of work gloves would be great.
On top of that, just bring a great attitude and lots of expectations for good stuff as this year we are "climbing the family tree."


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Citigroup, the largest U.S. bank, is close to selling about $12 billion of leveraged loans and bonds to a group of private equity firms, people familiar with the situation said on Tuesday.
The sale would be to private equity firms including Apollo Group, Blackstone Groupand TPG, at an average price slightly below 90 cents on the dollar, the persons said.
A sale could be made final by the time Citigroup reports first-quarter results on April 18, they said.
Shares of Citigroup rose about 4 percent in extended trade on Tuesday. The shares closed regular market hours 3.4 percent lower at $23.76.
Citigroup, Apollo and TPG declined to comment. Blackstone was not immediately available for comment. The possible sale was earlier reported by the Financial Times and The Wall Street Journal. (Video: Citigroup's plan to unload billions in leveraged loans and bonds)
A sale could help New York-based Citigroup dent its exposure to leveraged loans, which totaled about $43 billion at year end. Further sales are possible, one of the people said.
Like other banks, Citigroup issued the debt to help finance leveraged buyouts. Last summer's credit crunch caused investors to stop buying much of this debt, leaving lenders stuck holding the debt on its books, often at below face value.
Last month, Oppenheimer & Co analyst Meredith Whitney estimated that 10 major investment banks, including Citigroup, had about $197 billion of leveraged lending exposure.


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Lesson 3 Connect your device to QIoT Suite Lite using MQTTS
In Lesson 2 , we complete deploy sample code to your device .In this lesson, you will learn how yo use sample code to connect to QIoT Suite Lite.
And there are two parts:
A: Run Sample Code
B:Another protocol
Part A :Run Sample Code
- Open Terminal application (e.g., PuTTY) on your PC.Connect to your device by SSH and enter the folder where put sample code (e.g., /home/root/bundle).
- Install sample code dependency,enter command as following
pi@berry:~$ cd /home/{{user}}/bundle pi@berry:~/bundle$ npm install
- Run sample code
pi@berry:~/bundle$ node mqtt.js
- device will send message to topic "temp" or that you defined ,as below image.
Part B :Another protocol
- Click "Connection a device" button
- You can choose another protocol you would like to use
- SSH to your device , and input command as following.
- In next Lesson ,we will integrate Power BI to visualize senser data . Lesson 4 Integrate Power BI
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text: CBS quarterly earnings drop; TV, radio off 5:00 AM PDT 8/1/2007 by Georg Szalai , AP FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Empty NEW YORK -- CBS Corp. on Tuesday reported a 48% decrease in second-quarter profit and a 3% revenue slip, but adjusted for various items, including year-ago gains from asset sales, its profit rose 9%. Confronted with persistent market talk about a possible privatization of his two companies, CBS Corp. and Viacom Inc. chairman Sumner Redstone told analysts in a conference call Tuesday that he likes both "the way they are," adding that "there is an enormous amount of growth in them." While privatization is not on the front burner, he did acknowledge that "there is a lot of talk inside (the companies) and out" about a potential deal by him to buy one of them out, and his teams will continue to consider options people suggest. Redstone, who has been feuding with daughter Shari, again lauded CBS Corp. president and CEO Leslie Moonves as "the best executive in the media industry." Analysts didn't ask him about possible scenarios to resolve the disagreements with his daughter. Meanwhile, CFO Fred Reynolds said that digital revenue at CBS Corp. remains "very small" for now, but it has high margins, and the company hopes to grow it down the line to more than 5% of total revenue. He didn't specify a target date for that goal, but said the firm could start breaking out its digital revenue in the future. Moonves also played down the digital contributions, saying he is "still very bullish on the power of network TV," which provides the "bulk of money" for CBS Corp. Digital growth is more an evolution than a revolution, he said. CBS Corp. posted a profit of $404 million, down from the $781.7 million it recorded a year ago when gains from income-tax settlements and the sale of the Paramount amusement parks boosted its bottom line. The recent sale of radio and TV stations also dragged down earnings and revenue in the latest period. Adjusting for the effects of the items last year and for tax benefits in both periods, second-quarter earnings from continuing operations rose from $360.8 million to $393.1 million. Revenue declined 3% year-over-year to $3.4 billion, driven by an 11% radio unit decrease and a 4% reduction at the TV unit, partially offset by a 14% gain at book unit Simon & Schuster and 4% growth in the outdoor division. Operating income before depreciation and amortization edged up minimally to $859.4 million. Reynolds reiterated his full-year targets for the company based on its first-half results. Moonves on Tuesday lauded his company's "strong free cash flow, which continues to allow us to return value to our shareholders." He also signaled that another move to return money to shareholders could be on its way as early as this summer as a current stock buyback ends late this month August. Specifically, Moonves said that the company has about $2.8 billion in cash, with a portion of that being in excess of what it needs for investment purposes. CBS already pays a dividend, which it could boost. Another option is another stock-buyback program. TV unit revenue fell 4% to $2.2 billion, dragged down by the timing of the NCAA semifinals and the impact of TV station sales. Advertising revenue dropped 11%, with CBS Corp. citing the same factors, but home entertainment revenue increased $83.4 million compared with a year ago, driven by "Star Trek," "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" and TV library releases, among others. TV OIBDA rose 3%. Moonves touted the strength of the CBS network in the upfront ad season, including solid results at the "CBS Evening News With Katie Couric" that have seen some ratings weakness. The upfront brought mid- to high-single digit ad rate increases for CBS primetime programming, with "Evening News" seeing "healthy CPM growth and solid volume growth," he said. The CEO also mentioned high-single-digit ad rate gains at the company's CW network during the upfront. Second-quarter scatter market ad rates were up in the double digits for CBS, with growth of nearly 30% going into the upfront, and third-quarter scatter is "very strong," Moonves added. He also expressed joy that the DVR pushback "totally disappeared" this upfront season, saying that ad sales based on Nielsen Media Research's data for people who watched network programs up to three days after their airdates seem to have become a comfortable arrangement for both sides. (The Hollywood Reporter is owned by the Nielsen Co., which also owns Nielsen Media Research.) Asked about his level of concern over a possible guild strike next year, Moonves said CBS has a "full schedule laid out for a year from now," including reality TV, news magazine and game shows, along with library product, if talks shouldn't lead to a deal. "We're all well prepared," he said in a nod to Hollywood studios, but he also signaled confidence in the success of labor talks. CBS Radio revenue fell 11% to $463.4 million because of station sales and continued sluggishness of ad trends. Adjusted for the station sales, revenue was down 5%. Radio OIBDA declined 18%. Moonves lauded the early programming changes introduced by new radio president and CEO Dan Mason, citing a return of a New York station to a popular rock format as a key example that helped first-half radio ratings in the nation's largest market rise 18%. "And New York is just the beginning," Moonves said. Management declined comment on the status of talks about a settlement with former radio host Don Imus, but Reynolds signaled the company wouldn't take a major charge for it once it is struck. CBS Corp. Class B shares closed down 3.2% on Tuesday at $31.72 as Wall Street observers saw no real stock catalysts in the results. "Results were generally in line with expectations, reinforcing the anemic growth trends in CBS' radio and TV ad businesses resulting in subpar normalized revenue growth," Goldman Sachs analyst Anthony Noto said. FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Georg Szalai email@example.com @thr AP email@example.com @thr


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Jurgen Klopp believes a high-tempo approach is not detrimental to the welfare of his players and claims Liverpool do not get the credit they deserve for dominating possession in matches.
The German manager became closely associated with aggressively closing down the opposition, particularly in periods of transition between defence and attack, as his Borussia Dortmund team won the Bundesliga twice and reached the final of the Champions League.
The 49-year-old has imported those methods to England, where they have been criticised by some as potentially putting players at greater risk of injury.
Klopp, though, has refuted those suggestions, claiming the satisfaction of snatching back possession and hurting the opposition is ample reward for his hard-working side.
"It's not more intense than others," he told Spox.com when asked about his playing style.
"And it does not hurt. It hurts when Barcelona lets you chase the ball and you're trying to get that ball. But when you win the ball and, ideally, fire a shot, then that's relaxation, mentally and physically.
"Just ask a boxer: He fires 100 punches, and those 95 missing the target are really exhausting. Those five hitting the opponent feel world class. That's the goal… players should feel that the effort is worth everything."
Klopp claimed his reputation for high pressing means the Reds have not received the credit they deserve for dictating terms in matches.
And that claim is borne out by Opta stats – Liverpool boast an average possession percentage of 62.84 in the Premier League this season, behind only Pep Guardiola's Manchester City (65.87).
"Our possession has improved dramatically," he said.
"Manchester City this season has just a marginally better possession [rate] than we have. But if you ask someone about the difference between the two teams, they would say: Man City has a footballing approach, Liverpool [use] counter-pressing.
"A lot of times, our footballing approach is underestimated. We don't say that counter-pressing is the only way of doing it right. It just made sense for us and is still an important part of our game. But we would like to have 90 per cent possession in a match."
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Blacksburg Chinese School
Blacksburg Chinese School (BCS) is a non-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Our goal is to provide cross-cultural education in Blacksburg and the surrounding community. We offer weekend and after-school Chinese language classes and several different cultural classes such as Chinese yoyo, Chinese dance, and martial art classes.
Is BCS for your child?
Does your family speak Mandarin Chinese at home (so-called heritage language learner)? If so, BCS can provide your child instructions with native speakers in reading and writing Chinese. Our advanced students can pass AP Chinese exam to earn college credit and become truly proficient in multiple languages and cultures.
Is your child interested in learning Chinese as a second language (so-called non-heritage language learner)? Ability in another language opens doors. Studies show that early and frequent exposure to another language helps students with accent and pronunciation. We provide cultural opportunities through art, Chinese yoyo, dance, song, and, as well as language training.
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apple juice concentrate nutrition- Juice recipes.
We know that apple keeps away doctor. Really this fruit gives lots of benefits to us.
If you can use it regularly you will be fit for long life .No any disease or any pain will come with you. It works as a good blood developer as well as a good digestive catalyst, it creates good hormones so the patient can live peaceful as well as calm. We know that "As the food, as the mind, As the mind, as the man.
It can be working lightly when we have to fast or if anyone's blood level is getting low, It gives satisfaction good relief to us.
So let us we shall make apple juice
author's name : Pranita deshpande
Cuisine : Indian
food type : Apple juice nutrition
KEYWORD : Apple Juice Nutrition -summer special
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5 5 10
Apples : 2
milk 1/4 lit
sugar As your convenience
almonds 4 to 5 [chopped]
cashew nut 6 to 7 [chopped ]
raisins 2 to 4
We know that today lots of fruits are coming in the market.These are filled with full of dust, germs and some another particle .we think that if we will wash it with the fast tap water it can clean but, it can't clean in this way.
If you want to wash apple clean it, must have to keep in potassium permanganate solution for a while and after that, you can wash it with clean water. Otherwise, we are suffering a lot due to eating infectious food.So use above method to wash the fruits any fruit which has collected a lot of dust , germs, etc.
HOW TO MAKE JUICE: If you have washed an apple clean then there is no need to remove peel. As peel also contain some useful healthy contents.In case if you want to remove it you can remove it from slicer or any apparatus.
: Cut it into small pieces.
: Add it to the juicer pot and keep it in the mixture to make its juice.
: Add some hot milk, sugar grind it into the mixture well.
: Now pour it into the glass, add pieces of almonds, cashew nuts to it
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August 01 through 03, 2017 the Livingston County Sheriff's Office was in charge of a lengthy jury trial with regard to Courthouse and Courtroom security, and prisoner transportation. The case was a change of venue from Caldwell County for the alleged crime of Kidnapping.
The defendant did not testify and after lengthy deliberation the jury acquitted the adult male on this allegation. What the jury had not been able to hear as evidence or testimony is the suspect had been convicted of Forcible Rape in October 2015 in Boone County, Missouri.
The defendant in this case has since been returned to the Missouri Department of Corrections to continue serving his 15-year sentence from the Boone County conviction.
The jurors did a good job of paying attention and following the required instructions of the Court.
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Pictured left to right, Dr. Jerry Bottomley, Dr. Jeff Goodman, Dr. Kevin Lin and Dr. Norton Donner.
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Drs. Jerry Bottomley, Norton Donner, and Jeff Goodman and have pursued extensive continuing education in the areas of cosmetic dentistry, implant, and reconstructive in order to provide their patients with the highest level of care possible. And now, we are happy to announce the addition of Dr. Kevin Lin who is a PV native and a graduate of the USC School of Dentistry.
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Keeping Stylish with Winter Hats
With the clocks changing this weekend it is time to get your winter wardrobe sorted. It certainly is a challenge to get dressed up for those chilly days and still manage to look stylish and seasonally appropriate. We all have winter coats or jackets, winter wool coat in classic black or camel, leather coats or jackets. Winter styling is more about how to put the outfit together and finish it than having the right items in your wardrobe.
Many forget that it is the accessories that really finish your look for winter. Hats, belts, boots or bags, any or all off these can change your look and also bring a look together to look stylishly winter!! This red beret style is handmade trimmed with a simple twist and available in many colours in wool felt.
The Winter colour palate is huge, when you look out the window from rusts, greys, deep greens, wine, burgundy, black, rusts and lots more. All these tones work together, so have fun when choosing your look. To complete that winter coat or jacket it is a must to have some accessories. From handmade wool felt designs available at my studio or why not try a bespoke hat designed to match your winter coat. Wool felt hats will last for season after season.
Not forgetting the Winter Race Season. Again a beautiful felt hat will look amazing on any Best Dressed Lady and don't forget those leather gloves or a wide belt and umbrella. This burnt orange felt design is trimmed with pheasant feathers, mounted on elastics and very comfortable and stylish to wear.
There are a huge variety of fun and stylish hats out there from high street to designers. A winter hat always looks beautiful on a lady so why not try it out this season. Play around with your accessories whilst staying warm!!


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Video Surfaces Showing Off the Lumia 928's ScreenApril 17, 2013 1 Comment
A few days ago, we published leaked images of the Lumia 928's screen and digitizer assembly part. Now, we have a video actually breaking down Verizon's future Nokia Lumia 928's screen.
Check it out!
Of course, neither Nokia nor Verizon have anoounced the device but with this video out and about, it should be really soon.
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Top Seven Summer Health Risks
As temperatures rise, so does the risk of getting these seven ailments.
July 10, 2012 -- intro: The heat facilitates a great deal of summer fun, but it's also the culprit behind many threats to your health.
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), heat is the number one weather-related killer in the United States, causing more deaths annually than floods, lightning, hurricanes and tornadoes combined. In 1980, a U.S. heat wave claimed more than 1,200 lives, and about 50,000 Europeans died in a 2003 heat wave. North American tends to have at least one heat wave each summer, according to NOAA.
A number of other health issues come with the summer heat. While not all are necessarily fatal, in many cases they are serious enough to send you scrambling for a remedy.
Here's how to avoid and treat seven common summer heat ailments:
quicklist: 1 title: Swimmer's Ear text: When you get out of the pool this summer, make sure not to let any water stay behind in your ears.
Swimmer's ear, an infection of the ear canal, most often develops with the help of water, which facilitates the growth of bacteria in what Dr. Iyad Saidi calls an ideal breeding ground for bacteria, especially if there is a scratch for them to take hold of.
The infection can be extremely painful and disfiguring, but it is eminently avoidable, says Saidi, an otolaryngologist at Metropolitan ENT in Alexandria, Va.
Use a towel, not a Q-tip, he says, and treat the infection with antibiotic drops and by cleaning the ear canal.
"The most important thing is to make sure all the water comes out," Saidi says. media: 16743684
quicklist: 2 title: Sunburn text: As many have learned the hard way in this scorching summer, sunburns do not only strike at the beach.
In fact, many are vulnerable to sunburns even when the sun is hidden behind clouds, partly because of the common misconception that clouds provide enough protection from the sun's rays.
"I see the worst burns on cloudy days," says Dr. Doris Day, a professor of dermatology at New York University Medical Center.
Day advocates the daily use of sunscreen — lots of it. Cover every inch of skin that will be exposed to the sun, she says, and use enough to make the most of your lotion's SPF rating.
If you do get sunburn, get to some shade as quickly as possible, she says. Take a lukewarm bath, with whole milk mixed in if desired, and cool off. media: 16743774
quicklist: 3 title: Heat Rashes text: The people most at risk for sunburn are also most vulnerable to heat rashes, which emerge when heat irritates the skin, particularly around body folds.
The result looks much like hives, but this is no allergic reaction.
To treat heat rashes, Dr. Day recommends using powder to absorb extra moisture — though not corn starch — and staying in the air-conditioned indoors. media: 16743785
quicklist: 4 title: Tick and Mosquito Bites text: Camping trips are not the only times to worry about bug bites.
Lyme disease-carrying ticks exist in all 50 states, and not only in wooded areas, says Dr. Day. The most troubling part: only half of people who contract Lyme get the telltale rash associated with it.
Others get symptoms like headaches, but the disease remains under-recognized and under-treated, according to Day. If untreated long enough, the disease can become debilitating.
Mosquitoes also pose an increased threat as the amount of clothing covering people's skin decreases. Among the mosquito-borne dangers to watch out for is the West Nile virus, Day says.
While insect repellant is a powerful tool to have in your arsenal, she says, beware that mosquitoes may develop resistance to them.
And be sure to check your body for ticks after you come in from the outdoors.
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quicklist: 5 title: Grill Burns text: Most Americans dusting off their grills this summer do not suspect that they are inviting any dangers. But grill burns tend to happen suddenly — in a rush to save the burgers from burning, for instance.
If you are burned, do not apply ice to the burn, says Dr. Day. Doing so might result in an "ice pack burn."
Cortisone and aloe work to soothe the inflammation, with the latter also serving as an anesthetic to quell the pain. Honey may also help, Day says.
If the burn is deep and painful, head to the emergency room for proper wound care.
The key, Day says, is caution and preparedness. Even if you're in a hurry, take care to avoid touching the grill, and make sure you have a cooking glove nearby at all times. media: 16743840
quicklist: 6 title: Jellyfish Stings text: If you are stung by a jellyfish at the beach this summer, vinegar or urine should do the trick, right? Wrong, according to a new study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
Those two acidic liquids do not work nearly as effectively as hot water and painkillers, the study said.
In particular, the study recommended painkillers containing lidocaine, which appears to inhibit the poison sacs left behind by jellyfish from spreading their venom. Hot water helps to denature the sacs.
The trick, according to the study, is to avoid rupturing the sac, as may easily happen in an attempt to wipe the affected area off with a towel. media: 16743879
quicklist: 7 title: Food-Borne Illnesses text: The heat is also a culprit in the rise of food-borne illnesses during the summer.
Of course, industrial and agricultural mishaps account for outbreaks of food-borne illnesses throughout the year, but the hot temperatures allow bacteria to thrive, making food more vulnerable to contamination, says Dr. Jeff Bender, an epidemiologist at the University of Minnesota.
There are three main steps consumers should take to avoid food-borne bacteria such as salmonella, E. coli, and campylobacter, Bender says: prevent cross-contamination (for example, allowing meat juice to come into contact with food that will not be cooked), refrigerate foods appropriately, and cook meats thoroughly. A meat thermometer is a great help for the last step, Bender says.
The symptom common to infections by all three of the above bacteria is diarrhea. If diarrhea persists for three days or longer, or if you develop a fever, Bender recommends a hospital visit. media: 16743808


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Will be live streaming late Sunday into early Monday as long as the internet holds out via my facebook account.
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Menstrual Hygiene Products
We are distributing free menstrual hygiene products across campus for students who are in need. Several restrooms will be stocked with tampons and pads. All snack pantries on campus will also be stocked. Additionally, three vending machines will have these supplies available for a minimal cost, in the event that the first two options are not available.
The following restrooms will have menstrual hygiene products:
- Raleigh J. Finkelstein Hall, formerly Main Building, First Floor, Women's
- Cook Hall, Fourth Floor, Unisex
- Applied Technology Center, Second Floor, Women's
- Library and Learning Commons, Women's
- Student Center, Second Floor, Women's
- Science, First Floor, Women's
- Sneden, Second Floor, Unisex and Women's
- Music, First Floor, Men's and Women's
- Tassell MTEC, First Floor, Women's
Snack Pantry Locations:
- English, 400 College Park Plaza
- Library and Learning Commons
- Sneden Hall, First Floor
- Tassell MTec
- Student Center, Third Floor
- Lakeshore Campus
Vending Machine Locations:
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- Raleigh J. Finkelstein Hall, formerly Main Building, G2 - Winchester Alley
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Lactation Room for Students and Staff
GRCC supports students and staff who have a need for lactation accommodations. Two options are available for those who wish to take advantage of GRCC lactation rooms. Cook Hall has a private, secure, RaiderCard only accessible room; to gain access, you will simply need a one-time activation of your RaiderCard. This can be accomplished by contacting Jodie Boelens in the Health Sciences Resource and Tutorial Lab, 401 – Cook Academic Hall. The preferred method of contact for this purpose is through GRCC email at email@example.com or by phone at (616) 234-4320.
Additionally, Sneden Hall on the DeVos campus has a lactation room across from Sneden 206; it does not require RaiderCard authorization, but may be locked from the inside when in use.
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Information on ATLAS releases installed at BNL and at other US ATLAS OSG sites.
How to Delete a Data Set
It will show how to delete a given dataset in your local site. Be very careful with this instruction as it can delete all record of a dataset from your site.
How to Use Roles in USATLAS
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Tier 1 Center VO and Storage Policies
Tier 1 site policies and information.
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US ATLAS MySQL Database Information
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USATLAS Role Demo (Flash)
Flash demo
Iperf rpms
Linux rpms for setting up tcp/udp daemons and instructions for use
Panda Reliability/High Performance Project
A cross group project (PAS group and RACF) addresses the operation reliability of Panda.
Tier 2 SRM Traffic Monitoring
Links to monitoring pages for US ATLAS Tier 2 GridFTP/SRM traffic.
Loadtest Tier 2
Dynamic network monitoring plots collected from BNL and Tier 2 sites such as netflow, cacti, ganglia
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Collection of all the dynamic plots from load test exercise. The plots are from BNL and Tier 2 tools, such as Ganglia, Network, Cacti
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Downtown Kirkland was a pretty sorry place to find yourself with an appetite—until this sleek stunner opened off the lobby of the Kirkland Heathman Hotel. The tagline is "farm to table," which may be the trend du jour, but at Trellis it's actually meaningful. Here, thick hanger steaks cooked to tender succulence arrive in a sauce electrified with fresh leeks. Homemade ravioli comes stuffed with an herby-sweet winter-squash puree and swathed in a beurre blanc enlivened with powerful bursts of fresh sage and sauteed squash. Chances are the squash, herbs, and leeks were harvested that afternoon, from the chef's own acreage a few miles north. This earthy orientation lends a homegrown flavor to a classy room, lit with the golden hues of California and ringed by a marvelous outdoor (heated) patio. Great wine list.


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Former US rap mogul Marion "Suge" Knight has pleaded no contest to a voluntary manslaughter charge over a hit-and-run incident in 2015.
The Death Row Records founder made the plea to avoid charges of murdering one man and attempting to murder a second with his pick-up truck in Los Angeles.
The incident happened after an argument over the making of Straight Outta Compton, a biopic about rap group NWA.
Knight will be formally sentenced to 28 years in prison in October.
His record label helped launch the careers of artists including Dr Dre, Tupac Shakur and Snoop Dogg.
Under Californian state law, a no contest plea is the legal equivalent of a guilty plea.
As part of the agreement, the murder charges against Knight, 53, will be dismissed by prosecutors, along with separate criminal cases charging him with robbery and making criminal threats.
The deal, in which Knight admitted using a "deadly and dangerous weapon" when he ran down two men with his vehicle, calls for him to serve 22 years in prison for voluntary manslaughter with a further six years added because of the US "three-strikes" law relating to repeated violations.
Had Knight been found guilty of murder as originally charged, he would have faced life in prison, prosecutors said.


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"District collector, U. Sagayam of Madurai, Tamil Nadu - By refusing to take br...ibes, the Madurai collector has earned 18 transfers in 20 years, a modest house and bank balance and lots of respect"
Three years ago, as district collector of Namakkal, Tamil Nadu, U. Sagayam voluntarily declared his assets: a bank balance of Rs 7,172 and a house in Madurai worth Rs 9 lakh. Once, when his baby daughter, Yalini, who had breathing problems, was suddenly taken ill, he did not have the Rs 5,000 needed for admitting her to a private hospital. At that time he was deputy commissioner (excise) in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, and there were 650 liquor licences to be given out. The going bribe for each was rumoured to be Rs 10,000.
(He needs a special mention here because the assets of an IAS officer-couple in Madhya Pradesh were valued at Rs 360 crore. They had 25 flats in three cities)
'Reject bribes, hold your head high', says a board hanging above Sagayam's chair in his modest office. That's the code he lives by, even if politicians are incensed they cannot bend him their way—he's been transferred 18 times in the last 20 years—and has made enemies of both superiors and subordinates. "I know I sit under a dangerous slogan and probably alienate people," he says. "But I have been the same Sagayam from Day 1. Standing up against corruption is not for a season. Nor is it a fad. It's forever", he says.
On a hot summer afternoon, on Madurai's busy main road, the district collector, U. Sagayam, saw a young man talking on a cellphone while riding a motorbike. He asked his driver to wave the man down, got down from his car and meted out instant punishment: plant 10 saplings within 24 hours. Somewhat unconventional justice, some might say. But that's how Sagayam works.
He also took on a mighty soft-drink mnc when a consumer showed him a bottle with dirt floating in it. He sealed the bottling unit and banned the sale of the soft drink in the city. In Chennai, he locked horns with a restaurant chain and recovered four acres valued at some Rs 200 crore.
Sagayam's masters degrees in social work and law come in useful in his role as an administrator. He knows the rulebooks in detail and is not afraid of using them, however powerful the opponent. No wonder then that Sagayam's career is marked with the scars of countless battles.
Sagayam's wife Vimala has stood by him all these years but she was rattled by some of the threats during the elections. "He always says if you are right, nobody can hurt you," she says. "But sometimes it becomes difficult."
Sagayam says he learnt honesty on his mother's knees.


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iPad addicted infants 'unable to use toy building blocks'?
The Association of Teachers and Lecturers warn that rising numbers of children are unable to perform simple tasks such as using building blocks because of overexposure to iPads, according to a report by the UK's Telegraph.
Rising numbers of infants lack the motor skills needed to play with building blocks because of an "addiction" to tablet computers and smartphones, the Telegraph adds. "Many children aged just three or four can "swipe a screen" but have little or no dexterity in their fingers after spending hours glued to iPads, it was claimed."
Parents should turn home WiFi off overnight to stop children playing online games on iPads, the association advises.
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National Gathering 2017 Report
"We must not be blind to the 'Living Stones 'of the Holy Land"
Over 90 people attended our National Gathering in Kenilworth, held Sat 30 Oct at St Francis of Assisi Parish Centre. The 'Day of Action', in support of Christians living in the West Bank, Gaza, Israel and Jordan, started with an ecumenical service led by Fr.Kevin Hooper. By the end of the day attendees had committed to raise awareness of the challenges faced by Christians in the Middle East through prayer, fundraising and pilgrimage.
Keynote speaker
Husam Wahhab, a lecturer at Bethlehem University and member of FHL's Holy Land Committee,
gave a vivid account of the isolation felt by West Bank Christians. He spoke of
the continued exodus of fellow Christians, and highlighted the imminent danger that
the birthplace of Christianity, including the cities of Bethlehem and
Jerusalem, could soon have no Christian population at all. Husam stressed the
importance of UK Christians reaching out to their Christian family in the Middle East and
letting them know they are not forgotten saying:
"We need to see more than just stones in the Holy Land- we need to see the Living Stones."
Husam described a life where water supply was never certain, where travel restrictions meant a visa is needed for a 10-minute drive to Jerusalem, and how the treatment of Christians in Iraq and Syria fill his community with fear. Husam said,
"Can our children cope with this life? The only thing that is predictable in our future is that it will be unpredictable. Christianity must not be politicised."
Attendees were shocked that the challenges facing Christians in the West Bank appeared to be such a well-kept secret. Revd. Lynn Boyle, a seasoned Holy Land pilgrimage organiser, explained how even Christians living in East Jerusalem had little idea of the conditions faced by Christians living in Bethlehem saying;
"Their deepest desire, Muslim, Jew and Christian is to live without fear, and in peace with one another."
Peter Rand Executive Trustee of the charity reported on the success of FHL in reaching these hard to reach Christian communities,
"Each year FHL supports over 2,000 named Christians living in the Middle East. In the last financial year, our donations have risen once again, enabling us to distribute grants of over £550,000 in the West Bank Gaza, Israel and Jordan – an increase of 22% on the previous year".
To see a summary of the presentations made at the National Gathering click here
To see a summary of the actions 'The Way Forward', agreed by both attendees and FHL click here
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Jack And Nikki – Killing Machines (Tea Fuelled / PBH's Free Fringe)
By Emily Pulsford | Published on Monday 20 August 2012
Jack and Nikki have set up a contract-killing business and they need your investment. These two likeable performers successfully tread the line between reality and absurdity in this unusual show of bonkers, yet satirical, comedy. The audience experience is surreal; we are treated as investors while the pair pitch their invented business: Killing Machines. Complete with Powerpoint presentation, promotional video (also hilariously recreated on stage) and logo, the "partners in crime" shrewdly mock the meaningless jargon of the business world. After an uncannily believable start, the pitch/show becomes simultaneously darker and madder as it progresses. For me this shift was handled well and no humour was lost, though not everyone will like the ridiculous ending.
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Local leaders find that supporting Bay Area housing plan spurs anger at home
In Rohnert Park, hometown of Sonoma State University, the Graton Casino and strip malls packed against Highway 101, the regional housing battle has become personal.
The North Bay city is also home to Jake Mackenzie, local councilman and chair of the Bay Area Metropolitan Transportation Commission, a powerful transit planning agency that recently became bullish on housing.
Earlier this month, Mackenzie landed in the crosshairs of a debate that has split cities and counties throughout California. In an abrupt decision, his City Council colleagues removed him from two board seats — one on the Sonoma County Transportation Authority, the other on the Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit District (SMART).
They said it was time for new leadership. Mackenzie said it was payback for his support of the MTC's far-reaching plan to build 35,000 homes a year throughout the region.
He's not the only MTC commissioner to face a backlash after supporting the new 15-year housing initiative, called the CASA compact. Redwood City Councilwoman Alicia Aguirre lost her spot on the MTC last week. She represented San Mateo County, where mayors of 20 cities regularly meet to select members of boards and commissions. Several mayors told Aguirre that because she backed CASA, "they couldn't vote for me."
The moves signal that sharp disagreements remain over how to address the regional housing crisis. Leaders in some communities feel they are being forced into policies emanating from San Francisco and Oakland, while others see aggressive regional action as imperative.
"A lot of us have gotten blowback," said Commissioner Julie Pierce, a member of the Clayton City Council. During last year's election, she was frequently skewered on social media "for being one of those nasty pro-growth people," she said, even though she wasn't on the ballot.
Mackenzie is up for reappointment to the MTC. His fate lies with a selection committee of nine mayors who will vote Thursday, and then pass their recommendation along to the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors for a final confirmation next month.
Though Mackenzie is confident he has the votes to get picked — he's also the only candidate to submit a letter of interest — some supporters worry the councilman's pro-housing stance could hurt his chances.
The MTC comprises 21 commissioners from cities, counties and transit agencies throughout the nine-county Bay Area, most of them picked by the mayor or board of supervisors in their respective cities and counties — the Association of Bay Area Governments also appoints one member. The commission makes planning and funding decisions for major transportation projects, including highway lanes, bridge tolls, mass transit systems and housing.
The two groups formed CASA, which loosely stands for the Committee to House the Bay Area, and in December the panel of mayors, nonprofit representatives and business leaders from companies like Google and Facebook made their recommendations in a 10-point compact. It will likely serve as a guide — and as political ammunition — for new state legislation. Besides setting housing goals, CASA recommends adding taxes, loosening zoning near transit centers and establishing a regional rent cap, among other things.
A revolt against the compact from communities in the North Bay and South Bay won't stall the housing push, Mackenzie assured. He said the MTC found an ally in Gov. Gavin Newsom, who elevated housing to the top of his policy agenda and threatened to penalize cities that don't build their share — Newsom fired an opening salvo by suing the Orange County city of Huntington Beach last week.
As for his own political future, Mackenzie was resolute.
"Am I concerned? Obviously," he said. "I've been under attack."
His woes began during a council meeting early in the month, when City Manager Darrin Jenkins delivered a cutting staff report on the CASA compact, which Mackenzie is expected to sign.
Rohnert Park's four other council members recoiled, saying the compact would benefit big cities and developers but ruin the look and feel of their suburban community, while imposing new taxes on residents. Jenkins estimated it would extract $15 million a year from businesses and taxpayers, a figure that others dispute.
Councilwoman Pam Stafford was angry.
"What in the heck were they thinking?" she demanded. "This is insane."
The council voted to oust Mackenzie from the county transportation authority — a seat he's held for 18 years — during a tense meeting on Jan. 22. They chose Vice Mayor Joseph Callinan, an opponent of the regional housing initiative, to be Mackenzie's replacement. Without the county transportation authority seat, Mackenzie can no longer serve on the SMART board.
"I think it may be time for new blood," Callinan said at the meeting, after nominating himself to unseat Mackenzie. "By no means do I think this is a punishment," he added.
Callinan and other council members did not return phone calls for this story.
"I am not happy," Mackenzie retorted, adding later that he regards the council's decision "a slight to my service to the city of Rohnert Park" that was "clearly done very deliberately."
To some observers, the gamesmanship in Rohnert Park City Hall illustrates larger divisions, as cities grapple with a housing shortage that has caused rents to soar, increased traffic congestion and pushed people into wildfire zones. Regional officials see no choice but to intervene, calling for a range of measures to protect tenants and encourage residential development. But local governments are pushing back, saying that bodies like the MTC have no right to shape their neighborhoods.
"I thought Jake got the short stick with his own council," said Sonoma County Supervisor David Rabbitt, who is president of ABAG.
"I'm going to be a big advocate for Jake," Rabbitt said.
He pointed to Mackenzie's track record of pulling in money for North Bay, funding such projects as the SMART railway expansion.
Rabbitt defended the compact and said the criticisms bubbling from Rohnert Park reflect widespread misperceptions. Regional leaders who drafted the plan understand the difference between urban centers like San Francisco and smaller cities scattered throughout the North Bay, which wouldn't be held to the same housing requirements, he said.
"Sometimes these cries of 'local control' are just a euphemism for, 'We don't want to do anything. There's a housing crisis, but it's not ours to solve,'" Rabbitt said.
Counterintuitively, Rohnert Park is building more housing than other cities in Sonoma County, Rabbitt added, which was one reason he found the City Council's objections to CASA baffling.
He and Mackenzie view the fight as a power struggle between city officials who don't want to be told what to do, and a regional body that sees cities' obstinateness as the reason for the housing crisis. But Mackenzie says the fears in Rohnert Park are overblown.
"The truth is that this compact has to go through the Legislature and a community process," he said. "We're not just trying to control small cities and do them out of their birthright."
Aguirre agreed, characterizing CASA as a collaboration between cities and counties, rather than a regional body foisting new rules.
"I think there's this fear factor when you tell folks, 'You must build,'" she said.
Rachel Swan is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: email@example.com Twitter: @rachelswan


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ATT1800: Hands-on with Btrfs – Lecture Manual
In this session you are introduced to th new B-Tree File System (Btrfs) in SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 SP2. You will get hands on experience configuring and manipulating this new file system from the commands line and with YaST.
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U of A App Helps Drivers With HaboobsJuly 18, 2013 | Tishin Donkersley
Arizonans are no strangers to haboobs during dust storm season. With a wall of dust reaching up to 5,000-feet-tall and 100-miles-long and winds up to 100 mph, motorists need to be aware of the dangers on the road to … Read More
University Advancement Roundup: ASU a top Incubator, Wildcat & Pac-12 new website, Alexandria co-working network expandsJuly 15, 2013 | Tishin Donkersley
ASU Venture Catalyst named one of the top business incubators in the world
The University Business Incubator Index (UBI) for 2013 indicated that Arizona State University Venture Catalyst was named one of the top university business incubators in the … Read More
UA Medical Students Explore The Heart Through Their iPadApril 23, 2013 | Marcela Palefsky
University of Arizona professors and researchers have developed an app that will allow students to study the anatomy of a heart through their iPad. The Heart Anatomy Explorer I app displays the internal works of the human heart through high-resolution … Read More
ASU Offers Certification in Games and ImpactApril 16, 2013 | Sara Parker
In the fall 2013, Arizona State University Center for Games and Impact will offer a Certificate in Games and Impact for undergraduate students. The certificate includes courses in theory, design, and use of games in fields such as education, health, … Read More
Charge Your Mobile Device…On A Bike?April 2, 2013 | Sara Parker 2
Engineer and computer science students from Northern Arizona University (NAU), the Wind Powering American: Arizona Wind for Schools program, along with students from NAU's triathlon and cycling teams came together to design an interactive method to charge an electronic … Read More


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Don't know what a foci outlet is - I suspect your fingers pulled a dyslexia on you and you meant to type GFCI - Ground Fault Circuit Interruptor.
Depending on brand and color about $7-20 per GFCI outlet, unless there is terrible access should be minimum service call labor charge for an electrician to do the replacement - $75-300 from cheapest to highest labor cost areas, but normally in the $125 plus or minus about $25 range in most areas.
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