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Some interesting things happened on the 20th January 1997 – the comet Hale-Bopp crossed Mars' orbit, US President Clinton was inaugurated for his second term in office, Millionaire Steve Fossett landed in northern India after a record-setting bid to become the first person to circle the globe in a hot-air balloon… and Genesis Laboratory Limited… Read more »
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An Interview with Tim Clark, Founding Editor of 1000 Words Magazine
Originally posted on March 21st 2014 1000 Words is an online magazine dedicated to contemporary art photography in the UK and beyond. Founded by Tim Clark in 2008, 1000 Words Magazine commissions and publishes in-depth exhibition and photobook reviews, essays and interviews. Tim's writing on photography and visual culture has featured in publications including The… Read more »
An Interview with Fiona Rogers, Cultural & Education Manager at Magnum Photos and Founder of Firecracker
Originally posted on March 3rd 2014 Since 2011, Firecracker has assisted the promotion of women working in photography with a series of monthly online features, networking opportunities and public events. In 2012, the annual Firecracker photographic grant launched to assist a female photographer born or residing in Europe with the completion of a documentary photographic… Read more »
An Interview with Award-Winning Artist Edmund Clark
Originally posted on February 19th 2014 Edmund Clark is an award-winning artist whose work explores notions of shared humanity, otherness and unseen experience by looking at landscape, architecture, documents, possessions and the environments of subjects of political tension. His works, Guantanamo: If the Light Goes Out' and recent publication, Control Order House'; (published in 2013… Read more »
An Interview with Federica Chiocchetti, Researcher in Photography and Literature at the University of Westminster, Writer and Curator.
Originally posted on February 3rd 2014 Federica is an Italian researcher of Photography and Literary Theory at The University of Westminster in London, where she is pursuing a PhD, under the supervision of Professor and photo-artist David Bate. She is a photography consultant and independent curator, currently working on an exhibition on WW1 & the… Read more »
An Interview with David Anthony Hall, Visual Artist and Creator of 'One2Fifty' – the World's Smallest Gallery
Originally Posted on January 17th 2014 The power of nature is a central part of the philosophy behind David's work, through each of his images we are reminded of the tenuous relationship between man and the environment that has spanned thousands of years. Alongside many solo and group shows, David has showcased his work in… Read more »
An Interview with Louise Clements, Co-Founder of Format Festival, Artistic Director at Derby Quad, Curator and Writer.
Originally posted on December 10th 2013 As a curator since 2008, Louise has initiated and curated many commissions and exhibitions of international contemporary art. In 2004 Louise established Format with Mike Brown, since then Format has become one of the UK's leading non-profit international contemporary festivals of photography and related media. Quad is Derby's centre… Read more »
An Interview with Michael Benson, Director of the Prix Pictet and Co-Founder of Cultural Consultancy Firm, Candlestar Ltd.
Originally posted on November 28th 2013 Michael Benson is a writer and film producer, he established cultural consultancy firm Candlestar with Fariba Fashad in 2003. Clients have included Frieze Art Fair, The Gulf Art Fair (now Art Dubai), the Sovereign European Art Prize, The Sony Photography Prize, The Tusk Conservation Awards and the Syngenta Photography… Read more »
An Interview with Photographer Laura Pannack
Originally posted on November 22nd 2013 Laura is a London based photographer who has been exhibited and published both nationally and internationally. Her work focuses on social documentary and portraiture, with many of her personal projects focusing on youth and adolescence – exploring the connections, interactions and relationships that form during this period of life…. Read more »
An Interview with Gallerist Laura Noble
Originally posted on November 7th 2013 Laura Noble is a London based Gallerist, Artist and Author of The Art of Collecting Photography'. As a passionate advocate of photography as a fine art, Laura lectures in the UK and abroad to students, photographers and collectors. L A Noble Gallery focuses on cutting-edge contemporary photography. We caught… Read more »


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Our children's books are created to encourage families to spend time together, and writing them enables me to combine the things I am passionate about – writing, spending time with family, and travelling.
In 2020, Lola and I are working on several books which we are writing and illustrating together. We use our every day experiences to create stories, and we hope we can inspire other families to do the same. The collection of books will grow as Lola does, and you as a reader can join us for the ride!
The aim is fun, and I've realised that although the mini-memoirs are light-hearted, I really want to get children excited about the arts from early on. That's where our new rhyming picture books come in.
Our Vision
Let's keep this simple, there are two things we'd love to achieve.
- To lead by example, showing the importance of communication, listening and being together.
- To inspire families to share valuable time together learning and growing, making the most of the world around us.
Our Children's Books
The first series are child sized adventures relating to our 3,000 mile road trip in France with the stories relating to chapters of my memoir, Clancy Goes to France . In my mind, I'd love to see parents and grandparents reading my memoir as well as enjoying reading the children's books with their little ones. The aim is to create a bundle of stories for the whole family.
So far in the Travels with Lola series we have published An Aqueduct Adventure which is a fun account of a day out in Pont du Gard. The book includes my photos and Lola's illustrations and she also designed the cover! At her request, the children's books are backpack size, perfect for little travellers.
We've also now launched two illustrated rhyming books, the first of many we hope!
Our Long Term Goal
To help us achieve our goal, and to allow me to focus on this project full-time, I've also set up a Patreon page. For just £1 per month you can support me as I follow a dream and bring my vision to life. For this little amount, you will receive other benefits which you can see by clicking below.
Clancy Goes to France
This memoir is the book I wrote to celebrate my father's life and his passion for driving in France.
Although a travel memoir, there is a strong underlying theme of appreciating the time we have with our loved ones.
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An Aqueduct Adventure
This mini memoir is a story about our trip to Pont du Gard in Provence and includes photos, Lola's illustrations, and educational activities.
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The Formation of Psychology as a Discipline 1850-1950
- Examine the role of evolution theory and naturalist science in the development of psychology in the 19th century.
- Identify the role of individual differences in the development of psychology and the contributions of Francis Galton.
- Describe the development of psychology experimental laboratories in Europe and the United States.
- Explore the relationship between the practice of medicine and the development of clinical applications of psychology.
The Development of Psychology in America
- Explore the influences that impacted the development of American Behaviorism in the early 20th century.
- Identify major contributors to American psychology in the late 19th century.
- Examine the differences in American and European psychology at the beginning of the 20th century.
- Identify early theorists of the structuralist and functionalist schools of psychology.
Psychology in Historical Perspective: Early Developments
- Explore the development of the science of psychology during the 19th century.
- Examine the roots in early philosophy that lead to modern psychology.
- Identify major philosophers in the western tradition that were primary contributors to the formation of psychology as a discipline.
The Mind/Body Relationships of Psychology
- Examine the historical elements of the study of the physical body and brain in antiquity.
- Describe major developments in medicine and biological studies that contributed to the early field of psychology.
- Identify major historical steps toward the mapping of brain structures that are associated with behavioral processes.
Psychoanalytic Schools of Psychology
- Examine the development and growth of the psychoanalytic tradition in psychology.
- Identify the major theoretical contributors to psychoanalytic schools of psychology during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Early Developments in the Cognitive Psychology Paradigm
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Las Vegas, Nevada; 23, October 2015: According to the company behind the availability of Truvisage skin care brand in the market, their skincare formula is better than Botox, due to 3 major factors. "As posted in the Internet, the consumers of our product have had confirmed, through their individual Truvisage review, that it works better than Botox and than any form of injections and chemical usage," says Christine John, spokesperson.
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SAN ANTONIO — A group of atheists at the University of Texas at San Antonio is putting a novel twist on the toys-for-guns programs run by many urban police departments. But instead of toys, they are handing out porn in exchange for bibles.
"We consider the bible to be a very negative force in the history of the world," student Ryan Walker said. Walker is part of a student group that calls itself the Atheist Agenda.
Club members this week posted fliers promoting what they call the "Smut for Smut" campaign then set up a table in the student union to collect religious materials and pass out adult magazines such as Black Label and Playboy.
The group is not officially sanctioned by the university and has raised the ire of several religious organizations on campus.
"In my opinion, there are no atheists. There are fools," Pastor Rick Hawkins of UTSA's Family Praise Center said. "So, that would be foolish propaganda. I don't know one believer that would take his Bible and turn it in for pornography."
Hawkins obviously didn't stop by the Atheist Agenda table, where several students had dropped off copies of the good book and walked away with skin mags.
Athiest Agenda isn't the first student group to explore the idea of introducing porn to former bible toters. Members say they got the idea from students in Austin who ran a similar pro-porn drive.
Walker added that members thought it sounded like a creative way to exercise their freedom of speech.


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If you have a home, you know how vital it is to keep it safe. When your home is damaged heavily, it makes you feel the worst. Not only is your house a big investment, but it is also the place where you should feel most comfortable. Read on to learn how you can secure your precious home.
Your dog can actually safeguard a spare key. In order to make this work, your dog either needs to stay outside or have access to a pet door. Just hide a spare house key on the inside of your dog's collar. Then when you need an extra key, you will be able to access this one.
Don't give the keys to your home to a professional cleaner unless you trust them completely. You need to ensure that they are honest and reputable according to references before you have handed over the key. Go over their references and do some background research on the company they work for. If they work for a firm, call the local Better Business Bureau to find out that firm's reputation.
Purchase ceiling, flooring and roofing that is fire resistant. This will help ensure the safety of your home, particularly if your home is located in a dry area. Lowering or eliminating the risk of a fire is an extremely important home security strategy because a fire can cause extreme destruction very quickly.
If you have a lot of unfamiliar people on you social networking accounts, avoid letting everyone know you will be going on vacation. This can indicate that your home will be free and vulnerable during the time.
Before selecting any home-security company, talk to your friends to see who they suggest. It is probable that you will hear some great stories about some companies as well as some not so great stories about others. This can save you the hassle of having to research everything on your own. Spending a few days asking for reviews is useful in helping you choose correctly.
Clear away all the dead and dried out vegetation around your home in the summer. These can quickly become fire hazards when hit by direct sunlight, placing your house at risk. Therefore, you need to regularly clean your yard so that your home is protected.
No one should be able to see your valuables from outside. It may be great to have large windows with a view, but this means that people can look in. Make sure you keep your blinds closed or arrange your possessions in such a way that they can't be seen from outside.
Always lock your house, no matter how briefly you expect to be gone. It is more common than you would believe for a thief to find a home, try the door and walk right in when it's unlocked. It doesn't take long for a thief to steal thousands of dollars worth of stuff.
As discussed, protecting your home is not that hard. You just need to be knowledgeable on home security ideas. Use these ideas to boost your home's security. Do everything in your power to make sure your house and your family are safe.


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The Three Lions review
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Packing them in at the Pleasance, this jolly sort-of-satire is a farcical imagining of Britain's doomed bid for the 2018 World Cup, following the last minute machinations of the hapless junket of David Cameron, David Beckham and Prince William as they scrabble for international support on the eve of the vote.
None of it exactly constitutes a grand act of iconoclasm, and writer William Gaminara serves the audience pretty much what they'd expect: Dugald Bruce-Lockhart's Cameron is arrogant and uptight; Sean Browne's Beckham is thick and fashion-obsessed; Tom Davey's Wills is thick and over-privileged. Hindered by Cameron's dappy PA (Alice Bailey Johnson), brownnosed by obsequious bellboy Ashok (Ravi Aujla) and constantly tripping over each others' egos, as the bid hurtles towards inevitable disaster, the play smoothly boils over to a trouser-dropping fever pitch.
Philip Wilson's production is definitely middle of the road, but it's funny middle of the road, and is aided by some rollicking performances: Bruce-Lockhart nails Cameron's repressed mean streak and oddly mechanical mode of public speaking; Browne captures Beckham strange mix of limited intellectual prowess and boundless likeability.
Gaminara has no grand point to make about why the bid failed, and only the most precious Tory, royalist or member of the Beckham family is liable to take offense at any of it. Nonetheless, 'The Three Lions' isn't completely defanged, and while there is far edgier humour on the Fringe, this crowd-pleaser uses a cloak of general silliness to land some pleasingly vicious body blows upon the character of our dear Prime Minister.
The latest Edinburgh Fringe theatre reviews
Pioneer review
It's probably written down somewhere in an old dusty book of Edinburgh Fringe Rules that staging a big-scale sci-fi thriller with a complex set is Not Advisable. Science-focussed theatre company Curious Directive have clearly ignored all the rules.
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Mmm Hmmm review
Little on the Inside review
How do you escape the same four walls, when they're all you have to look at for the next 20 years? Alice Birch's two hander play 'Little on the Inside' has the answer: with your imagination.
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Early Doors review
Pint after breakfast anyone? Noon may sound a little early to be drinking, but you'd feel out of place if you didn't join in with the regulars during this play staged in a small Edinburgh boozer.
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Lands of Glass review
The haunting and otherworldly sound of a finger being drawn round the rim of a wine glass is put to good use in this show.
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A Journey Round My Skull review
This unhappy love story is wedged between the stark contrasts of pure feeling and pure science. And it really gets inside your head.
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Where We Live & What We Live For review
It's rare to see a piece as open, vulnerable and personal as this one from Kings of England.
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Tales from the MP3 review
In a neat twist to the verbatim genre – where the script is created from interviews with real people – 'Tales from the MP3'is performed by them too.
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The Initiate review
Greed, altruism, identity, mistrust and prejudice are all wrapped up in Alexandra Wood's new play.
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Nothing review
Struggling to find work, bored, angry and obsessed with technology and sex: a bunch of today's Generation Y speak to us in this series of monologues.
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The Matanuska Susitna Borough's Port MacKenzie Rail Extension project has received $35 million in state funding. The appropriation was signed into law Thursday by Governor Parnell. The infrastructure project is expected to create thousands of jobs and will shorten the rail distance from the Interior to tidewater.
The rail spur will connect Port MacKenzie to the Alaska Railroad at an, as yet, undetermined point. A federal railroad board will make the final decision on where the connection will be. The state funding will be used to build the first miles of rail and to purchase right of way for the final route.
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Psalm 107 New American Bible (Revised Edition) (NABRE)
Fifth Book—Psalms 107–150
Psalm 107[a]
God the Savior of Those in Distress
1 "Give thanks to the Lord for he is good,
4 Some had lost their way in a barren desert;
10 Some lived in darkness and gloom,
17 Some fell sick from their wicked ways,
23 Some went off to sea in ships,
33 [b]God changed rivers into desert,
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IoT Security: 5 Tips To Protect Your Devices From Hackers
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As the Internet of Things (IoT) transforms IT, enterprises are cognizant of IoT security vulnerabilities, and are devoting major resources to protect company data. These billions (and billions) of new endpoints represent the newest attack vectors in the enterprise.
With major security challenges from these new endpoints, enterprises must be vigilant and take precaution. Here are five best practices to protect the new devices and the data on them.
1. Create Strong Passwords
As with other endpoints and mobile apps, one of the foundational keys for IoT security rests in having the strongest passwords possible. While this may sound obvious, over 80% of all data breaches are caused by weak passwords. The proliferation of devices in the enterprise means that easy-to-guess passwords must be avoided. Enterprises should ensure that all passwords are long and difficult for hackers to determine. Similarly, all passwords should include a multi-factor authentication. When used correctly, multi-factor authentication can safeguard all devices from potential attacks. If a hacker attacked a device with a multi-factor authentication, then properly-trained employees should realize the potential attack and report it to IT or security teams.
Just like with other devices, it is critical in IoT security that the default passwords are always avoided. Many connected devices come with default passwords, and some organizations may assume that these passwords are sufficient. The problem is that these default passwords are so common, that hackers could easily infiltrate devices with them. This is such a common problem that California banned all IoT devices that rely on default passwords.
2. Isolate The Devices
With some devices having questionable security capabilities, it is imperative some are removed from the network and are placed in their own isolated network, such as a virtual LAN. Generally speaking, IoT devices should not receive an automatic connection to an open WiFi network. However, this is only a first step in the process. Enterprises should strongly consider segregating devices onto a separate firewalled network to prevent major security breaches. By taking this step, an enterprise can prevent a security incident before it occurs.
In light of the importance of device isolation for security, the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) published guidelines about basic architecture models:
- Device-to-device:Devices that are connected on the same network and use wireless PAN protocols, such as Bluetooth.
- Device-to-cloud: Using long-range communication, these devices are connected to the cloud, where data can be transmitted and analyzed.
- Device-to-gateway: Gateway devices are like the middle-man in the IoT world. Data from devices or sensors can be transmitted to the gateway, and in turn sent to the cloud.
- Cloud-to-cloud: This architecture allows third parties in the organization to access data in the cloud after it has been uploaded by the device.
3. Protect Data With A VPN
Whenever possible, it is important that data transmitted from devices is encrypted. This can be leveraged by devices that only support encryption, and it is a great way to improve IoT security. However, this is not always possible, which is why a virtual private network (VPN) should be utilized so that data can be protected.
A VPN is a great way to mask both the data and user IP address. This will make it more difficult for hackers to track the activity of users and the flow of data on the device. One of the best features of a VPN is the encryption capabilities, which are usually considered to have an advanced military-grade standard known as 256 AES encryption . By using a VPN, an enterprise can ensure that all data migrating to and from the device will be masked. This solution also prevents the hacker from knowing which device the data is being transmitted to. In addition to the encryption, a strong VPN can also provide DNS leak protection and IP switching, which will prevent the hackers from finding IP addresses.
4. Shut Off Unnecessary Functionalities
Some devices are occupied to handle multiple functionalities. However, if a device has one or more functionalities that will not be used by an organization, then it should be shut down. For example, if a smart television in an office is only used for display purposes, then there is no reason for it to be connected to the network (even it had the capabilities to do so). Likewise, if a printer — which is one of the most common attack vendors in offices today — has faxing capabilities but is never used for that, then those capabilities should be shut down.
Any time a device is taken off the network, it decreases the chances of getting hacked. This is especially true in IoT security with devices that don't have to be connected to the same network. By limiting attack surfaces, an enterprise will do its part in enhancing security. Some organizations go as far as to block functionalities on devices, such as cameras and microphones, to prevent it from ever being connected to the network. There are even cases of physically blocking off a USB port so that a particular device doesn't get connected.
5. Centralize Access Logs
More businesses are using new devices now than ever before, so it is up to IT departments to take charge and protect them. However, IoT security could be futile if centralized access logs are not being leveraged.
When malware strikes an device, IT departments are tasked with wiping, rebooting, or changing the device's password. However, instead of stopping attacks from occurring, this is only a reactive approach to the attacks.
A centralized access log allows IT team members to determine what has been connected to the network in the first place. This insight allows enterprises to recognize threats before they become a problem. It is a proactive approach to preventing devices from being compromised. As the number of endpoints in the enterprise increases, it is critical that centralized access logs become a part of an IoT security strategy.
A Warning About IoT Security
As more devices get deployed in the enterprise, there will more challenges. One study found that 61% of organizations that adopted IoT technology have already had at least one security incident. Meanwhile, IoT security spending is expected to double from $1.5 billion in 2018 to $3.1 billion in 2021. It is critical that enterprises follow these best practices in order to protect new endpoints.


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Check out some highlights from Dan's ClambakeMTK, an exciting Dan's Taste of Summer seafood event hosted by Geoffrey and Margaret Zakarian at Gurney's Montauk on Saturday, July 8. DansPapers.com, and many of our guests, joined the fun in sharing photos and videos with the #ClambakeMTK and #DansTOS hashtags via our @danspapers Instagram account. Here are some of our favorite shots.
The Dan's Taste of Summer festivities continue later this month with Dan's GrillHampton on Friday, July 21 and Dan's Taste of Two Forks on Saturday, July 22. Get tickets and info at DansTasteofSummer.com.


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I suck at setting long-term fitness goals, and that's okay. I'm a lot more successful when making simple short-term healthy switches.
I'm not invincible. After spending two weeks this month being seriously sick, I learned that I have to be more careful with my health. Being "healthy" and actually being healthy are two different things.
Poutine pizza is alright. But poutine pizza with donair sauce could be fantastic. Maritimers? You with me?
Sometimes I feel pressure to fit into a certain "blog category." Is it a fitness blog? Is it a food blog? Is it a lifestyle blog? Daily journal? Photography? Wordy? Who gives a crap. It's my blog and all it is, is a reflection of me and my intentions.
There was a point when I had a serious chocolate tooth. These days, I seem to have an insatiable butter tooth.
I know 25 is still young. But why does it feel so old?
Because I go to shows featuring a band that was popular 10 years ago. And I now wake up after a punk show feeling like I've been run over by a truck. I don't recover from cheap beer and loud guitars as well as I used to…
I have A LOT I still need to see, eat and experience in this city. Time is running out!!
Mini pies are the new macarons. Which are the new cupcakes. Nice try whoopie pies.
I can not workout for 10 days and not gain weight. Instead, I can gain weight by eating copious amounts of birthday pie.
Personal training is what I want to do. In some sense anyways. I get a complete high off teaching people and motivating them. When I first started, I was warned by a past PT that it was addicting. I can now see why.
Bonjour Bonjour Brioche on Queen E. has the best French toast I've ever tasted. French toast made with leftover pastries – such as this flaky chocolate swirl bread.
Meeting other bloggers is always an amazing and fun experience.
But meeting Twitter friends is pretty cool too!
Taking a break from high intensity exercise this month was one of the best decisions I've made for my body in a long time. Especially after 5 months of hitting the weights and intervals hard.
And I miss being around my family.
Yoga. Is. Bliss. Even in the moments when I'm cursing the instructor for making me vinyasa for the 50th time. I want everyone to be able to experience happiness in movement, and that's why I'm supporting Power of Movement in this upcoming month. Click here to read my post about why I'm participating in the world's largest yoga fundraiser, and click here to donate $5 to a very worthy cause.
Starting February off right with a VLOG tomorrow and the Simply Bar giveaway winner! See ya then!
Question of the Day: What did you learn in January?
Posted on January 31, 2011, in Lessons Learned and tagged goals, Power of Movement, The Simply Bar, yoga. Bookmark the permalink. 28 Comments.
Haha! I used to stay out late any night of the week at a club dancing, drinking, until 3am then get 4 hours of sleep and go into work. Holy crap….well that was in my 20's. If I did that now I'd be a mess!
I definitely learned that I need to listen to my body–this hip injury has made sure that I will never forget that lesson!
Thanks for including me! I think we both learned a lot this month but I'm happy to see it go!
Oh I feel so old too and I'm only 25! Maybe we are just old souls in young bodies?
so mnay things,:-)
and i grateful i started after all 30 is not late
I learned that making a move to WordPress was so worth it. But so much headache GETTING there :)
love all your pics, recaps, and thoughts on the month!
You learned a lot this month! I have a few things I could add myself, but I'll limit it to saying that I re-learned that the things that stress me out only stress me out because I let them; I can actually enjoy travel and change if I look at it as an opportunity instead of an obligation; and that Daniel Tosh is destined to be my future boy toy (he needs to learn that now.)
Plus, I got to see you every morning on my Blogger calendar! Now it's on to Ms. February…I hear she's kind of weird. ;)
I learned that sticking to our goal of eating dinner in 5 nights a week takes a fair amount of thought and organization ahead of time, and a bit of discipline as well…a few things I resist and just am not all that good at. But guess what? I have been succeeding, and it really has been against the odds! (Of course, pulling out nice, shiny, new cookbooks and targeting new recipes has helped the process. World Kitchen by Gordon Ramsay being my current fav.)
I learned so much so far this year!
I learned that…
…putting yourself out there on the internet means you are going to be criticized and you need to deal with it;
…setting a budget, though incredibly annoying, can do a world of good;
…bootcamp is fantastic.
…so is meditation.
…eating more plants makes me feel alive.
I remember feeling old at 25. It doesn't get any better at 33! Especially when you are seeing bands that were popular 20 years ago! lmao! I'm convincing myself that the problem isn't my age, it's that talent is no longer appreciated in the music industry. You sometimes have to go back 10+ years to find good music!
I learned in January that my immune system just sucks and I probably can't push myself as hard as most people. Also that P90x isn't nearly as intimidating as people make it sound.
I'm like you – I wonder where my blog fits in sometimes. It doesn't seem like I really fully fit into any niche anymore, but I kind of like that.
It was great to meet you too! In January, I learned that I need to find balance. Oh, and being 25 sounds pretty fabulous to me :)
You're worried b/c you like band that were popular 10 yrs ago? I just saw Styx. I also saw them in junior high school. That would be a 30 year span. And I recognized Micky Thomas from Starship (and embarrassed myself by chatting with him)…also from 30 yrs ago.
In January, I learned that I really do much better when I keep track of my diet- Daily Plate is my new BFF again. I learned that no distance is too great to travel to get my kitty healthy again. That I really need to see more foreign films. That I got lucky to stumble upon a very rewarding job volunteering with special needs kids during PE. January was a good month :-)


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Periodontitis symptoms: bleeding gums, tooth stone and gum debris and also pathological tooth activity. The distinctive symptom of periodontitis is a deep gingival pocket.
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Virtual reality experiences can be amazing, but they're often isolated. So Viewr is a new tool that lets your friends see what you are doing in VR.
The team at #include in Brisbane, Australia, created Viewr (which the company spells ViewR) for VR developers to integrate this capability into their games, making the VR experiences more social and shareable.
Usually, there's no way for a bystander to see what you see while wearing a VR headset. Now Viewr is creating a window into that VR world so a friend can observe what is happening.
Viewr creates a position-tracked streaming spectator experience, and it is available as a Unity software development kit (SDK) with a simple applications programming interface (API) that developers can include for free in their VR games.
In addition, gamers can run an installer to add Viewr to an existing game. #Include has modded Viewr into Superhot VR, Beatsaber and Budget Cuts — three of the most popular VR games.
"Virtual reality is a really exciting and fun experience, but it is extremely difficult to share what is happening inside the VR headset in a meaningful way," said Chang-Yi Yao, CEO of #include, in a statement. "Seeing what the player is seeing through a computer screen or TV does not give you the spatial information required for the full picture that an observer needs to fully appreciate VR. With Viewr, VR games can now be something that more than what one person can experience easily — all without the additional expensive, complicated set-up. You just connect to your computer through the app and use your phone as a camera to see what your friend is doing in VR."
Viewr allows you to see the VR world from a spectator's perspective using a phone or other mobile device. It is not a headset view, but rather a separate one completely, like a camera or a portal that a spectator can hold up to watch what is going on in the VR space.
This allows your non-game playing companion to get a sense of size, scale, and position of things in the virtual world and comprehend where it is, making for a powerful shared experience.
"We want Viewr to be everyone's pocket portal into virtual reality; the instant interface between you and the virtual world," said Yao. "As we grow, we see Viewr being an excellent way to incorporate VR into business use cases since your phone does not host the virtual world, the computer does, and it works beautifully even if the device is fairly limited. The potential for this new technology is incredibly exciting."
How Viewr works
Viewr has two parts which talk to each other: a mobile Viewer; and a PC host that runs in the VR game. The host PC streams a view of the virtual world based on the position of the mobile device, and the mobile app displays it.
With a tracker, Viewr can operate on low-end devices because it is streaming the game from the host something not guaranteed for other systems which create mobile versions of the host game for spectating. It is a single application which can interface with multiple programs, making it the one-stop app for seeing into VR.
Viewr is available today for everyone as a mod for games written in Unity Engine. Ultimately the solution will be built into games using Viewr's SDK, enabling spectating out of the box. Viewr's API also allows for touch and sensor input from the device, enabling interactivity between the spectators and the player for asymmetric gameplay should the developers choose to support it.
#include has two employees, and it was founded in June 2018 with $100,000 in Australian dollars. Rivals include Vreal (where you spectate others using your own VR headset, or by projecting a camera to 2D videos) and Blueprint Reality's MixCast. All are different variations on a theme.
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I'd really like to see her squirm eating something she thought was really nasty, like a fucking salad!
Is it right she got paid her full amount for doing this? Fuck sake theres people struggling to live but this pathetic excuse for a cel..cele..nah just cant type it, she aint worth even being called a celebrity got paid shit loads for this!


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All types of cuisine need heat to cook the varied menus on offer with cooking oil, of one kind or another, being a necessary part of the preparation process.
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It is this grease that constitutes a fire risk which is the prime focus of insurance companies when investigating a claim or offering cover. Without a current cleaning certificate from a Heating And Ventilating Contractors Association accredited company it is unlikely that a claim will be settled or cover renewed.
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Michigan International Speedway Launches Kids Club
BROOKLYN, Feb. 28, 2011: Kids now have the opportunity to interact with Michigan International Speedway like never before.
MIS has launched the "MIS Kids Club," designed for the speedway's young racing fans. Children 12 years of age or younger can now connect with MIS to stay updated on all the latest news, as well as be able to take part in exclusive race weekend and other special events.
The MIS Kids Club membership is free and will provide a child with an official membership card, Kids Club gift, special ticket offer for parents, Kids Club member-only race weekend activity, events and privileges, Kids Club e-newsletter, members-only contests with great prizes and a chance to win great race weekend experiences.
"I can't wait to sign up for the MIS Kids Club," race fan Hailey Zink, 7, of Jerome, Mich., said. "I go to all the MIS races every summer and want to be a Kids Club member. I go to Brooklyn Elementary School, which is close to MIS, and my classmates and I are all going to be members together."
"Getting our young fans more involved in MIS is something that is very important to us, and our new Kids Club will give all children ages 12 and under that opportunity," MIS President Roger Curtis said. "Our young fans are the future of our sport and making sure they have an enjoyable experience at MIS is critical to the success of our business in the years to come. Although Kids Clubs are not new to our sport, we still felt it was important to launch our own program with the idea of keeping our youth engaged in MIS and the sport of racing as a whole."
Several kids' initiatives have been launched at the racetrack the past couple of years. The "Kidz Rock!" souvenir trailer at MIS on race weekends carries a selection of youth-geared fan merchandise including track and NASCAR-themed items, driver-licensed items, toys, games and other souvenirs.
The "Kidz Rock!" trailer is in the Kids Zone in the New Holland Fan Plaza, a special area full of interactive displays and games where kids can race their parents in an inflatable obstacle course or jump higher than they ever have before on the Euro Jump – all set up with the young race fan in mind.
Americrown, the track's food concessionaire, and MIS also introduced a special kids meal on race weekends. For $4, kids can buy a tasty meal of chicken nuggets, apple slices, juice box and a toy.
Kids 12 and under are admitted free to all events at MIS. If accompanied by an adult who has purchased a ticket, all kids 12 and under receive a free ticket to the general admission grandstands for Sprint Cup events (while supplies last). Kids 12 and under are also free to other great racing events at MIS, including Sprint Cup qualifying and practice sessions and the NASCAR Nationwide Series and Truck Series races Fridays and Saturdays in reserved seats.
For more information on the MIS Kids Club or to sign up for a membership, please visit the Kids Zone page on the MIS website found at www.MISpeedway.com/kidszone. All memberships are free and limitations do apply.
Nestled in the lush Irish Hills of Southeastern Michigan, Michigan International Speedway is the Great Escape, a venerable NASCAR national park where fans can get away and enjoy the very best in racing and camaraderie. It's the love of racing and the thrill of a great time for race fans and drivers alike.
Keep up with Michigan International Speedway via Twitter @MISpeedway or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/MISpeedway. Join our Mobile Fan Club by texting MISCLUB to 69050 on a Sprint Smartphone or other mobile device. Standard text message rates may apply.
MIS' Value Pricing ends today. NASCAR Sprint Cup Series tickets for the Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips 400 on June 19 and NSCS 400 on August 21 are as low as $25. Visit MISpeedway.com or call the MIS ticket hotline at 800-354-1010 today to take advantage of great pricing for 2011 events at MIS.


text: Exactly how long people have practiced the art of throwing knives is unknown. We do know it was one way that soldiers in the American Civil War passed the time in the camps. The practice has stood the test of time and remains a sport, an art, and a means of entertainment. There are also some extraordinary individuals out there who use throwing knives to hunt. But whatever your intentions are, it's important to learn the basic principles of knife throwing before you give it a try. As you'll see,…Read More


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For the second consecutive year, the Florida Senate has killed a controversial bill known as the "parent trigger." And again, the bill died on a 20-20 vote after having won approval in the Florida House.
This year, the Senate bill differed dramatically from the House version in that the Senate would have given school boards the final authority whether to approve a parent requested turnaround model for a failing school. The House would have left that decision with the State Board of Education, paving the way for further debate even if the Senate had backed the measure.
Instead, the Senate killed the measure on a bipartisan vote, with Republicans Charlie Dean, Nancy Detert, Miguel Diaz de la Portilla, Greg Evers, Rene Garcia and Jack Latvala joining the Democrats in opposing the effort. Detert spoke passionately against the bill, urging her colleagues to allow the good education measures the Legislature has passed the time and opportunity to take effect instead of adopting the questionable parent trigger.
Democrat Dwight Bullard further pointed out that no parent organizations supported the bill that was supposed to be for them, noting that he represents many of the failing schools in his Miami district. In fact many groups including the Florida PTA actively fought the proposal, while the supporting organizations were from out-of-state and tied to questionable petitions.
Bill sponsor Kelli Stargel closed by arguing that the bill was intended to support children trapped in failing schools, and to give their parents extra school choice options.
Applause burst from the gallery after the vote total was announced, prompting president Don Gaetz to warn against further outbursts.


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According to the hospital's spokesperson, sensitive information that was compromised consist of names, addresses, Social Security numbers and also wages of the hospital staff for the year 2015. Cyber criminals were able to access all of this information when they hack the computer network of the facility.
The incident happened a month ago and as an immediate response, the hospital directly reported the event to the Boston office of the FBI. They are currently undertaking the investigation.
On a good note, patient health information appeared to be unharmed because it was stored on a separate system from the staff's employment information. It wasn't clear whether the hackers particularly targeted these data but was not able to access them. This may even be a case where there was no specific target, because any information can be used as a commodity in their own market. It was also believed that no medical information of York Hospital staff was compromised.
Employees given helpAdditionally, the spokesperson stated that employees hired this year were not affected. Only those staff, which includes doctors and nurses, who were employed by the hospital last year, 2015, were affected by the breach.
The hospital has expressed its heartfelt apology to its staff who were affected by this incident. At present, there were a total of about 1,400 employees in the York Hospital including all four of its campuses located in Wells, Berwick, Kittery and South Berwick.
As support for their employees, there will be an identity theft security and mitigation services provided to all staff members for free. So for the whole year, credit rankings, bank accounts and IRS status of the affected employees will be protected.
Up to this point, no evidence of any criminal activity or identity fraud has surfaced since the discovery of the data breach, as disclosed by the authorities.


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Visiting Great Lakes Museum with his wife Diane last month was Gary Victor Fazio – grandson of Vincenzo (Vince) Fazio. Vince Fazio married Lillian Jane Hardy, the third daughter of Mr. & Mrs. James Hardy of Darrawank. Gary had previously donated a portrait of James Hardy to the museum's collection which had been removed from display in preparation for digitising to museum preservation standards before being uploaded to the 'clickHistory Great Lakes' database along with many more early pioneering family photographs held in the museum's archive.
Gary Fazio was born in Tuncurry in 1941 and while growing up lived in both Tuncurry and Forster. His schooling was in Forster and his first job was with Graham Barclay (first employee). Gary left Tuncurry in 1962 and became a licensed builder working on major construction sites in Sydney.


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Confidential psychiatric services, including counseling and medication management, are available to all medical students with professional courtesy. Individual psychotherapy, couples and family counseling are available. Hours are by appointment, coordinated through Kari Harper, M.D., assistant professor of psychiatry. Please feel free to call or email him for more information.
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SEATTLE – No need for a Fail Mary this time for the Seattle Seahawks, who after unveiling their Super Bowl XLVIII banner, showed off their dominant defense and creative offense against a listless Green Bay Packers team, 36-16.
In front of a national audience, Seattle displayed the tenacity that helped them win their first-ever Super Bowl in making Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers uncomfortable, stuffing second-year running back Eddie Lacy and making plays on defense.
For the game, Rodgers completed 23-of-33 passes for 189 yards, one touchdown and one interception.
Not the usual-type of numbers that Packers fans normally expect, facing the deafening combination of Seattle's crowd noise and their relentless pass rush that frustrated Rodgers all night, never allowing him to get into any type of rhythm.
Green Bay did not help themselves in committing eight penalties for 65 yards and allowing 398 total yards—including 207 yards on the ground—with running back Marshawn Lynch tallying 110 of those and two touchdowns. The Packers also had no answer wide receiver Percy Harvin, who caught seven passes for 59 yards and rushed four times for 41 yards, gashed the Packers defense for big plays all night.
Credit Seahawks offensive coordinator, Darrell Bevell for burrowing a couple of pages out of Auburn Tigers head coach Gus Mahlzahn's playbook, as he incorporated a couple of read-option plays that kept the Packers defense off-balance in allowing quarterback Russell Wilson to do what he does best, makes plays on the move.
The highlight play being Wilson's 33-yard touchdown reception to Richardo Lockette in which he faked a handoff to Lynch, before flipping it to Lockette in the flat, who would run down the left sideline for a touchdown, giving the champions a 10-7 lead.
After a Mason Crosby 23-yard field goal tied th score at 10-10 in the second quarter, the Seahawks would ride Lynch's two touchdowns and a safety to a eye-opening and dominating win.
Going into Thursday's matchup, many in NFL circles were doubting that the Seahawks would be able to defend their title, thanks to the new rules on defense, specifically illegal contact, pass interference and touching a wide receiver within five yards. If last night's stat line that show that Seattle only had one penalty, then Seattle is going to be once again hard to beat.
Also, there is Wilson.
Call him a game manager at your own risk, but the third-year quarterback makes plays, whether it's a timely throw or scrambling for the first, Wilson is the modern-day template of today's generation of quarterback; small, mobile and accurate.
Despite completing 19-of-28 passes for 191 yards, Wilson tossed two touchdowns and rushed for 29 yards on seven carries. Not a stat-stuffer like a lot of today's NFL quarterbacks, Wilson won his 29th game in three seasons as a starting quarterback.
Based on Thursday night's resounding statement win by the Seahawks, Wilson—and Seattle's relentless defense—will be in line for a few more.
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Vehicle Break-in Exposes Congress Car-Leasing Racket
On December 1st, Fox 2 News in Detroit reported on a vehicle break-in. While this was nothing significant in itself, said vehicle was a Cadillac Escalade Hybrid and the items taken included two MacBook computers and some concert tickets.
But it gets more interesting. At the time, the Escalade was being driven by a 20 year-old, the son of Congressman John Conyers (D-Michigan), plus it was a vehicle leased by Conyers under the Federal government's congressional car program, under whose rules Conyers' 20 year-old son is forbidden from driving.
This program, designed to provide members of the assembly with vehicles (similar to company car programs offered to sales reps at many private firms), requires the government to purchase a vehicle which is then leased to the member of congress up to a certain monthly amount or percentage of the vehicle's price tag. In California, which has a taxpayer funded state vehicle program, this includes up to $500 or 90 percent of the vehicle, which the lessee (the member of the assembly) then pays on a monthly basis. However, there are stipulations; the vehicle must be American made and/or a hybrid. Texas is another state that has a similar program.
Besides the vehicle, with these programs, the state or government also pays for mileage and maintenance (again, funded by taxpayer dollars), though according to a report by the Sacramento News & Review these programs are widely open to abuse. One case documented an assemblyman's Mustang receiving a $25,000 repair bill, while another showed that one assembly member burned through 5,500 gallons of fuel in a year, with the bill again picked up by the taxpayers.
And in a time when California is broke, such oversights are making voters turn red in the face – and for good reason. With all the cuts in emergency services and education in the Golden State, the fact that such antics have been allowed to persist is clear indication of a State Government with skewered priorities.
In Federal circles, it's argued things are even worse. Conyers' Escalade retails for around $76,000 (the monthly lease payment on his Caddy is a staggering $1,256.66), while according to the NY Times, New York Congressman Gregory Meeks spent $998 a month leasing a Lexus LS460 at the expense of taxpayers.
Yes, there are some members of Congress who use the program wisely, purchasing affordable transportation for official duties, but it's clear that others use it as a gravy boat to further their own lifestyles (there's hardly a need for tax payers to foot the bill for a $70,000 luxury cars so elected officials can ride around in pimping style). But despite the Fox probe and another from the LA Times, there hasn't been much follow up – for example, Fox 2 didn't question why Conyers' 20 year-old son was driving the Escalade in the first place.
However there is a one man army dedicated to waging a war against this kind of corruption. David Palmer, a self-proclaimed 'Watchdawg' has been having increasing success at exposing government corruption with a reputation of being a Pit Bull in the courtroom. Those public officials that have dismissed him as just another angry taxpayer do so at their own peril. However, judging by the state of things right now, we could probably use a few more people like him.
[Source: Sacramento News & Review]


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Loews Sapphire Falls Resort – Universal Orlando
With Universal Orlando's ongoing expansion, new on-site hotels are on the rise with the Aventura under construction and looking to open by Summer 2018 and Loews Sapphire Falls Resort as the newest to receive guests. Like other Universal properties, Sapphire Falls offers the same park perks; for example, entering the park an hour earlier than the general public. However, transportation to and from the park is a bit different here because, in addition to Universal's regular shuttle buses and walking paths, this resort employs Water Taxis to shuttle guests back and forth on picturesque turquoise waters.
As is standard for Orlando's theme park hotels, a motif is in order, with Sapphire Falls carrying a convincing Caribbean island vibe of blue and turquoise hues accented with neon pink and green; landscapes of tropical trees and plants, and a lobby and dining options boasting washed out wood and rattan furnishings. Although this resort carries less of a theme than others at Universal, it still fits nicely with the park and its sister properties.
Containing 1000 guest rooms, there's plenty of family-friendly accommodations. Standard guestrooms offer 321 square feet of living space and feature a flat-screen TV, mini-fridge, single coffee maker, in-room safe, and free Wi-Fi. These rooms start at $164/night with views of the lagoon or pool. Though it will be cramped, families of 5 are able to add a rollaway bed to the room for an extra charge.
However, if a standard room doesn't offer enough space for your needs, Sapphire Falls also features several suite options, from 529 to 1353 square feet of room. On the lower end, there's a two-bedroom kids' suite which provides playful decor and twin beds in a second bedroom with a rate of $260/night. On the higher end, there are the King and Sapphire Suites, followed by the larger Hospitality Suite which is big enough to entertain friends and comes with a rate starting at $790/night. There's also a luxurious Presidential Suite if you dare. Given the newness of the property, everything is still very clean and well maintained. All rates quoted are in US funds and pertain to 'off-peak' season.
The pool is impressive at 16,000-square-feet and the surrounding area is filled with colorful umbrellas and chairs as well as a waterslide and kid's play area. For adults, there are two man-made white sand beaches and rental cabanas available that further the relaxing Caribbean theme and make guests forget they're actually in Orlando, an hour inland from the coast. A nearby firepit is great for evening gatherings, plus the resort organizes such family activities as ping pong and pool tournaments, etc. But just in case that isn't enough to keep active kids occupied in between hours spent at the park, there's also an arcade on the property.
As for dining options, Sapphire Falls contains Amatista Cookhouse, a sit-down, full-service facility overlooking the waterscape while serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner of typically American cuisine. For meals on the go, guests can visit the New Dutch Trading Co. and for poolside eats, The Drhum Club Kantine is available with a variety of drinks and several seafood options. For a lounge-like atmosphere, adults can visit Strong Water Tavern, a lobby bar with a tapas menu and rum tasting.
CONS: Standard rooms are quite small, families of 4 or more will feel cramped. Shuttles and Water Taxis run every 15 minutes, but that doesn't seem to be enough during peak hours. Onsite restaurants are convenient but are far from budget friendly.


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'It seems Musharraf is taken seriously only in India'
General Pervez Musharraf hardly received the hero's welcome on his return to Pakistan in March after four years in exile. Instead he was welcomed with threats from the Taliban and pending appearances in courts across the country.
Rajiv Dogra, former ambassador and India's last Consul General to Karachi, talks to Avantika Bhuyan about the reigning mood in Pakistan and people's perception of Musharraf.
Will Musharraf's homecoming have an impact on the upcoming general elections in Pakistan?
Pakistan has moved on in the last four years. While it hasn't changed for the better, it doesn't want a rejected dictator to run its affairs again.
Musharraf's return is hardly a homecoming. There were no cheering crowds to greet him on arrival. That adulation was reserved for a politician like Benazir Bhutto.
People do not associate him with any good deeds that he claims to have done. They remember him for the assassination of Bhutto, the repression in Balochistan and the murder of Nawab Akbar Khan Bugti.
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'Musharraf is not even considered newsworthy anymore'
What are the challenges that he and his party will face in the coming elections?
All Pakistan Muslim League has no recognisable names except for Musharraf. So the first challenge APML faces is that of credibility.
Two, no political party seems to be willing to ally with APML.
And three, Musharraf is facing charges in various courts, including in the Supreme Court. Whether he will be able to legally contest elections or not also seems to be a question mark.
What is the popular mood in Pakistan and what is people's perception of him?
Let's look at the mental makeup of Musharraf. He is essentially a commando at heart and this impacts every action in his political life, including his relations with India.
He thought he could bluff his way through to power once again. But his bluster has failed as he has received a cold response. Musharraf is not even considered newsworthy anymore. He is hardly written about in the Pakistani media.
It seems he is taken seriously only in India. We continue to call him a leader who could have delivered peace and consider him integral to Indo-Pak relations.
In fact, we need to relook at his time in power. Some of the worst terror strikes in India happened during his tenure. People in Pakistan regard him as a troublemaker. Isn't it time we rewrote our slate too?
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'Why can't we do a post-mortem of the Kargil operation in the light of Musharraf's revelations?'
It is interesting that you say this because he has been talking about how proud he is of the Kargil operation.
It is a pity that even after one-and-a-half decades, we don't know what actually happened in Kargil.
For long, we kept wondering if it was a mujahid operation or were the military forces involved.
Recently, Lt General (retd) Shahid Aziz wrote in his book, Putting our Children in Line of Fire, that Musharraf had spent a night inside the Indian territory. That should have jolted us into reviewing the Kargil operation all over again.
The point is that no army chief just crosses the LoC, spends a night there and goes back.
There must have been enough reconnaissance by Pakistani officers to ensure that their chief was not in any kind of danger on Indian territory.
This heavy activity must have gone on for a month, yet we remained clueless. But now that the book is out, why can't we do a post-mortem of the Kargil operation in the light of these new revelations?
Musharraf has publicly said that Kargil was a brilliant military operation and that he would have cut off Siachen. Isn't it possible that some other Pakistani general might take inspiration from Musharraf? There needs to be a public debate about the risks that India faced before and during the operation.
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'The fact is that Musharraf rode to power on a combination of bluster and luck'
Does Musharraf seem like a better alternative to the ruling PPP?
There is no doubt that when a military dictator takes over, a reasonable amount of law and order is enforced.
That's what happened when Musharraf came to power. People were disillusioned with the Bhutto and Sharif regimes.
Therefore, initially, there was a feeling of relief that the country was emerging from that corrupt phase. But that was only temporary.
In the second half of his regime, the Pakistani economy started to stagnate. However, post 9/11, US kept pumping in money in massive proportions to keep the Pakistani economy artificially afloat. But Pakistan was living on rented favours.
Towards the end of his tenure, the foreign exchange reserves were low and growth close to nothing. The confidence of the international community also went down. The fact is that Musharraf rode to power on a combination of bluster and luck.
Now, he seems to have run out of both. He looks defeated, almost embarrassed to be back. He is hardly an alternative to parties like PML (N) or PPP.


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EPL: Arsenal Eyeing 'Late Loan Move' For Barcelona Flop
Arsenal are eyeing a late loan move for Barcelona midfielder Philippe Coutinho according to the publication from Spanish outlet SPORT.
The Gunners had earlier weighed up the option of signing Philippe Coutinho on loan from Barcelona at the start of the transfer window in July but it looks like new Barcelona manager Ronald Koeman wants to keep the 29-year-old at the Nou Camp.
The report mentioned earlier stated that Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta could still make a move for the Brazilian international before the end of the transfer window.
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The Barcelona player could boost the Brazilian contingent at Arsenal further this summer.
Arsenal signed Willian from Chelsea on a free transfer this summer to take the number of Brazilian players at Arsenal to three. The other Brazilian players at the club are David Luiz and Gabriel Martinelli.
Philippe Coutinho has not lived up to his hefty price tag at Barcelona following his £142m transfer from Liverpool in January 2018.
He left Barcelona to join German Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich at the start of last season after a difficult 18-month period at the start of his Barcelona career.
Coutinho played his part in the treble-winning campaign of the Bavarian giants last season.
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EPL: Could Willian be unhappy at Arsenal?
The statement credited to Brazilian international Willian has given the hint that he has not been happy since he joined the North London outfit Arsenal from Chelsea in the summer transfer window.
According to the former Chelsea star, the role he has been forced to take by manager Mikel Arteta leaves him frustrated as he has struggled with it because it is a new experience for him.
Willian dumped the West London outfit after refusing to agree on a new deal to join the Gunners. He has since been a regular face at the Emirates Stadium, starting five of the Gunners' first six Premier Legsaue fixtures.
The best of Willian's performance was seen in his opening game of the season against Fulham. The game ended 3-0 in favour of the Gunners and the Brazilian handed two assists but fans have since been begged to see that level of performance and are yet to find any.
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Fans have wondered what could be wrong with Willian and the answer seems to have been given that he lacks the freedom to create chances under Mikel Arteta's positional play policy.
Speaking to Globo Esporte, Willian said "It's been a cool, new experience. I hadn't worked with a coach with that mindset
"The positional game doesn't mean that you have no freedom on the pitch, you have the freedom to move, but many times you have to respect the position, what the coach asks, the instructions, understanding that it'll be better for the team.
"It may happen that you don't touch the ball and get frustrated, but Mikel always says that, wait a minute, the ball will arrive. I've been learning a lot" he stated.
The Gunners have lost their last two Premier League games and are eager to win again when they face Man United at the weekend.
Mikel Arteta 'raises alarm' over this issue at Arsenal
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has admitted to being concerned about Arsenal's performance in the final third of the pitch as they are unable to score goals in their last two Premier League games.
Despite being solid at the back, the North London outfit suffered 1-0 defeats against Man City and Leicester City respectively in their last two outings. This happens because they have not been scoring goals and manager Mikel Aretta has cried out by insisting that there must be an improvement in that area.
The last game saw the Gunners dominate Leicester City before Jamie Vardy came from the bench to condemn them to defeat wh8ile an early goal scored by French forward Alexandre Lacazette was denied by a VAR decision.
Expressing concern, Mikel Arteta noted that it is the duty of every player on the pitch to improve the attacking solutions.
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He stated that the inability of his team to score when playing at the Emirates Stadium gives him a major concern. "It is the role of everybody, first of all, mine to give them the solutions and structure to attack better."
Alexandre Lacazette was blamed for not concerting other chances he had to hand a point to Arsenal in the game against Leicester City as he has also not been in his goal-scoring form.
Meanwhile, Gabon international Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is being criticized for dropping in form after he was handed a new and bumper deal earlier this season.
Mikel Arteta has refused to blame either of the players as he is confident that the former Borussia Dortmund player will score goals but he must be given time to achieve this.
The North London outfit will resume action against Man United at the weekend for a Premier League clash as they have had a perfect start in the Europa League so far.
Arteta hands Aubameyang's good news to Arsenal fans
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has given a major hint to fans that Gabon international forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will soon return to his goal-scoring form.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has been the highest goal scorer at the North London outfit for the last two seasons, scoring as many as 23 goals across all competitions but he has been quiet for the last few Premier League games.
The former Borussia Dortmund forward has come under attack as he is yet to score in the last couple of Premier League games. He was on the score sheet in the Europa League but two successive defeats against Man City and Leicester City in the Premier League have forced fans to call him out.
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The Spanish boss who has refused to blame Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang hints that he could be used in a central role during subsequent games with the hope that it could get him scoring goals again
While Alexandre Lacazette, Eddie Nketiah, and Willian have been tried in the centre-forward position without delivering the desired result, it could be the turn of the Gabon international with Mikel Arteta saying "Yes that's a very possible thing" when asked.
"It will depend on the games, it will depend on who he's surrounded with. I think it's very important to see who is around him and why we're doing it.
"Not just the fact that we're doing it, why we're doing that and what we're going to get by doing these positive things. Of course, there's a very strong possibility to play him as a (number) 9."
Mikel Arteta, therefore, stressed that there is no confidence issue with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang as he expressed confidence that the forward will get scoring again.
This has been the call by many fans and pundits to the Gunners boss and that could be have been answered already, starting from the Premier League clash against Man United at the weekend.


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Mountain Mayhem VI
Welcome to Mountain Mayhem V, A five round 9th Age Fantasy Battles singles event using the latest rules for "The 9th Age" as can be found here: http://www.the-ninth-age.com/ We will be using the version X.x rules (Whatever is available as of Oct 1st)
9th Age Grand Tournament Saturday October 24th to Sunday October 25th
Entrance fee is 45$ if paid before October 1st, 55$ if paid before on or before October 10th. Payment to be made via paypal to firstname.lastname@example.com
The event will be held at:
Warrenton Volunteer Fire Company #1
167 West Shirley Ave
Warrenton, VA 20186
Parking is located in the rear of the building and overflow is across the street at 170 West Shirley Ave (Doctor's Offices)
BYOB : Beverages of all sorts permitted on premises, there is a refrigerator for our use to keep your preferred beverage cool
Lunch will be brought in both days, pizza one day and subs the next. Please contact me at email@example.com if you have dietary restrictions
Open Gaming Friday October 23th 3 pm – whenever. There will be several games run at the location.
We will be using The 9th Age rules version X.x (Whatever rules are available as of Oct 1st)
Armies are limited to 4,500 points.
The 9th Age documents are available here http://www.the-ninth-age.com
Armies must be 100% painted to a three color minimum. Unpainted armies will not be accepted. Reasonable proxies will be allowed. If you would like to use something out of the ordinary such as an army of shark models or chess pieces, please contact Gene at firstname.lastname@example.com with photos for approval.
Army lists must be submitted before Midnight October 16th via email to firstname.lastname@example.com
Players will need to bring 6 copies of their list to the tournament, 1 for themselves and a copy for each of their opponents. These lists need to include at a minimum: unit name, qty, any upgrades, and unit cost. Players will earn a 1pt per game award for providing their opponent a printed copy of their list.
Players should note that all lists for the weekend will be OPEN. Army lists should be submitted as Text, Word, or PDF.
Players submitting their list prior to midnight October 1oth will receive a 5pt. sportsmanship bonus.
Players submitting their lists after midnight October 10th will receive a -5pt sportsmanship penalty.
Incorrect lists or list changes will be subject to a -0 to -10 point penalty based on judge's decision. Lists corrected before the deadlines will not be penalized (ex: if you submit your list before Oct 10, and correct your mistake before Oct 10, there will be no penalty). The date you correct your list will be considered the date you submitted it.
Changing your list will be handled just like correcting it, the date it is changed will be the date it was submitted.
Lists will be released on or before Oct 17, No list may be changed after the lists have been released.
Friday – Open Gaming (3pm – whenever)
Saturday Sunday
Doors open 8:00AM Doors open 8:00AM
Game 1: 9:00 – 12:00 Game 4: 9:00 – 12:00
Lunch Break: 12:00 – 1:00 Lunch Break: 12:00 – 1:00
Game 2: 1:00 – 4:00 Game 5: 1:00 – 4:00
Game 3: 4:15– 7:15 Awards Ceremony: 4:15
Painting Scores
Tier 4 0 points – 3 color, minimum work
Tier 3 2 points – All models painted and bases more than just painted
Tier 2 4 points – Tournament standard (Matching Bases, common theme, Display, Name plate
Tier 1 8 points – Top Tier painted army
Armies must be 100% painted to a three color minimum.
Judges can award 1-2 bonus points for any of the first 3 tiers at their discretion
Players will be asked to vote on their favorite army, this can be based on painted, theme, or even composition. Players will receive 3 sportsmanship points for voting.
Voting Scores
Players will be asked to vote on their favorite army, this can be based on paint, theme, or even composition. Players will receive 3 sportsmanship points for voting.
At the end of the tournament, you will also choose your favorite opponent who will receive 2 points, you will also pick your second favorite who will receive 1 point. Players turning in the Favorite opponent sheet will receive 3 Sportsmanship points.
Bonus Score Summary
List submitted on or before October 10 : +5 points
List submitted after October 10 : -5 points
Payment received on or before October 1 : +5 points
Payment submitted after October 10 : -5 points
Voting for Best Sports : 3 points
Voting for favorite Army : 3 points
Providing a printed copy of your list to your opponent : 1 Point per Game
Being at your table and ready at the start of the round : 1 Point per Game
Turning in your Scoresheet by the end of the round : 3 Points per Game
Total of 16 Bonus points available that all players should receive, plus up to 5 points per game for finishing on time and having a copy of your list for your opponent.
The ability to make a game enjoyable for your opponent, win or lose, is a key component of the hobby. It is also critical to the success of a tournament. To recognize this, sportsmanship will factor into the Best Overall and Best Sportsmanship awards and will be one of the tie-breakers for other awards.
After each game, each player will award their opponent 1 or 2 Sportsmanship Points based on their experience and how it applies to the suggested (but certainly not comprehensive) guidelines below.
Obviously, your opponents list design or the fact you won or lost should not factor into your sportsmanship score.
Score Guidelines
1 – Your opponent's attitude and/or gaming etiquette was consistently poor. They did numerous things during your game that were not in line with the rules or spirit of the game. At the judges' discretion, you may be asked to explain giving this score.
2 – Normal opponent who gave you a good game, engaged with you personally, and practiced typical gaming etiquette.
Each Game you will also check Yes/No for the following two questions
1. Did your opponent provide you with a copy of their army list
2. Was your opponent at the table and ready at the start of the round
Players will receive 1 pt for each Yes they receive
At the end of the tournament, you will also choose your favorite opponent who will receive 2 points, you will also pick your second favorite who will receive 1 point.
Players turning in the Favorite opponent sheet will receive 3 Sportsmanship point
Best Overall (1st – 3rd) – Battle Score, Sports, all Bonus, and Painting
Best General – Battle Points (Best Overall not eligible)
Best Sports – (as voted by players)
Favorite Army – (as voted by players)


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Witbrook were invited to tender for design and office fitout services. The brief included CST taking on an existing tenancy and a need to be able accommodate a certain amount of offices, Managers offices, meeting room and work room and open plan area.
Since they are a mining company they wanted to incorporate natural products into the office fitout. This included supplying a unique marble reception counter. CST Minerals wanted to incorporate a look and feel that was in conjunction to the office fitout carried out in their Hong Kong office.