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Apple CEO Tim Cook has written a strongly worded letter to customers about the importance of privacy, following the company's decision to appeal a court order to unlock and access the data of an iPhone5c that belonged to Syed Farook, the terrorist who carried out the San Bernardino shooting along with his wife.
Apple, however, has openly refused to do so. Tim Cook's letter also suggests that the FBI wants Apple to create a 'backdoor' in future iPhone releases and that this "threatens the security of our customers."
The letter explains the need for encryption:
Smartphones, led by iPhone, have become an essential part of our lives. People use them to store an incredible amount of personal information… All that information needs to be protected from hackers and criminals…
Compromising the security of our personal information can ultimately put our personal safety at risk. That is why encryption has become so important to all of us.
For many years, we have used encryption to protect our customers' personal data because we believe it's the only way to keep their information safe. We have even put that data out of our own reach, because we believe the contents of your iPhone are none of our business.
Cook then goes on to explain the "dangerous" implications of the FBI's request.
We have great respect for the professionals at the FBI... Up to this point, we have done everything that is both within our power and within the law to help them. But now the U.S. government has asked us for something we simply do not have, and something we consider too dangerous to create. They have asked us to build a backdoor to the iPhone.
Specifically, the FBI wants us to make a new version of the iPhone operating system, circumventing several important security features, and install it on an iPhone recovered during the investigation. In the wrong hands, this software — which does not exist today — would have the potential to unlock any iPhone in someone's physical possession.
The FBI may use different words to describe this tool, but make no mistake: Building a version of iOS that bypasses security in this way would undeniably create a backdoor. And while the government may argue that its use would be limited to this case, there is no way to guarantee such control.
He then explains the "chilling" consequences that might result from complying with the government's orders, or what he terms as "overreach".
The implications of the government's demands are chilling. If the government can use the All Writs Act to make it easier to unlock your iPhone, it would have the power to reach into anyone's device to capture their data. The government could extend this breach of privacy and demand that Apple build surveillance software to intercept your messages, access your health records or financial data, track your location, or even access your phone's microphone or camera without your knowledge.
Opposing this order is not something we take lightly. We feel we must speak up in the face of what we see as an overreach by the U.S. government.
Apple is known to be a strong votary of customer data security and encryption and has emphasized its stance in every product launch. From iOS8, all the data on the disk of an iPhone is strongly encrypted. Ben Thompson of Startechary has given a great technical breakdown of the encryption system in the iPhones and what FBI is asking for in a blog post.
The whole tech industry rallied behind Tim Cook to support encryption on devices and the personal security of the users.
Renowned whistleblower Edward Snowden said in a tweet, Citizens should be relying on FBI for security rather than Apple, not the other way around.
The @FBI is creating a world where citizens rely on #Apple to defend their rights, rather than the other way around. https://t.co/vdjB6CuB7k
— Edward Snowden (@Snowden) February 17, 2016
WhatsApp CEO Jan Koum voiced his support to Tim Cook in a Facebook post.
Google's CEO Sundar Pichai stated the importance of encryption in five tweets.
1/5 Important post by @tim_cook. Forcing companies to enable hacking could compromise users' privacy
— sundarpichai (@sundarpichai) February 17, 2016
2/5 We know that law enforcement and intelligence agencies face significant challenges in protecting the public against crime and terrorism
— sundarpichai (@sundarpichai) February 17, 2016
3/5 We build secure products to keep your information safe and we give law enforcement access to data based on valid legal orders
— sundarpichai (@sundarpichai) February 17, 2016
4/5 But that's wholly different than requiring companies to enable hacking of customer devices & data. Could be a troubling precedent
— sundarpichai (@sundarpichai) February 17, 2016
5/5 Looking forward to a thoughtful and open discussion on this important issue
— sundarpichai (@sundarpichai) February 17, 2016
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Report: Man kept wife in chains for 10 years
Woman gave birth in chains, she claims
Authorities say a West Virginia man tortured his wife and kept her in chains for a decade, treating her as his slave.
A criminal complaint says the 43-year-old victim was burned on her back and breasts with irons and frying pans, and her foot was smashed under farm equipment.
MSNBC said Lizon reportedly called his wife his "slave", and whenever he entered the room, he made her kneel down before him.
The woman who called police after meeting the victim in a battered women's shelter also alleged that the victim said her husband caused her to have a miscarriage after her husband hit her in the stomach.
The victim said she buried the corpse of a fully developed infant on their farm.
She also said she gave birth to another baby while bound by chains, but neither she nor her now-one-year-old child had received any medical attention.
Thirty-seven-year-old Peter Lizon of Leroy was in jail on $300,000 bond Wednesday. He was scheduled to appear in court on a malicious wounding charge Friday.
Jackson County Chief Deputy Tony Boggs says the victim has endured more torture than virtually any domestic violence victim he's ever seen.
Lizon's attorney wasn't immediately available for comment. He told WSAZ-TV the allegations are false.

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What if I told you that I could help you accelerate that time between wanting and actually having what you want? You truly can increase that gap to finally manifest what you desire, however few people understand that they can.
What would you really like to manifest at this present point? Perhaps you have a desire to apply the law of attraction to manifest more money. Since money is the middle man between having what we desire it's only natural that most people will want to increase their money flow fast.
The fist step you would take is to have a very clear idea of what it is you desire to have. How much money do you want to manifest? Do you truly believe that you can manifest money fast? These are the two questions you must first ask yourself.
Once you are clear about what you want to manifest you should then employ the law of attraction by bringing yourself into alignment with what you want.
The secret to manifesting faster is to active the law of attraction with increased power and focus. With out the power of the energy behind your intention you will set of a very weak wish to the universe.
Thank of a bucket beneath a dripping tap. Each drop into the bucket will eventually fill the bucket however if you open up the tap the flow will be stronger, steady and powerful.
It would not take very long to manifest what you want. I often say that it is not enough to know about the law of attraction but it is also important to learn how to maximize it to manifest what you want faster.
Getting what you want does not require that you work harder or that you run yourself into the grave chasing what you want. How much easier it is to actually be able to manifest what you really want and do so very fast.
Imagine living a life of abundance where you can manifest all that you ever thought possible in a shorter period of time. You can and you will.


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i am wondering if anyone in the states is able to find the neverwhere radio show referenced by neil in his blog post today. i've been searching on the bbc radio show pages for the past couple weeks trying to find a reference to when they will start posting the show (since it is slated to start this month) without success. i'm in minnesota and would love to listen in if and when it's avaialble to us low lyers in the states.
March 16th
I prefer to live in a country that's small, and old, and where no one would ever have the NERVE to wear a cape in public, whether they could leap tall buildings in a single bound or not.
the parrot... ...gets tiresome.
the parrot... ...i ate him.
I don't listen to radio station , so its harder for me to help you.
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Good news- It'll be podcast:
Download - Drama of the week
The first episode of Neverwhere will be offered as the Drama of the Week and will be available to download from the BBC Podcast website from Friday March 22nd.
You can listen to it on the iPlayer internationally (i.e., from the USA) at:
Episode 1, "London Below" is here. It aired Saturday on Radio 4, was repeated on Sunday on 4 Extra, and episodes 2-6 will air one each weekday on 4 Extra.
The overall site for the show is here:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01r522y and includes interviews and extra stuff.
All the BBC radio is usually available for up to 7 days from the time of broadcast. BTW, there's also a Terry Pratchett Discworld adaptation (Eric) going on right now, too. And if you're a big Benedict Cumberbatch fan, you may want to keep an eye out for when 4 Extra repeats Cabin Pressure.
After all six episodes of Neverwhere have been broadcast, I believe they'll show up on the Drama of the Week podcast:
Has anybody heard any news about whether Neverwhere will be rebroadcast, or if it's going to be available again on the BBC iplayer? I saw it was supposed to be available for a year and then when I went back to listen to it, it was unavailable with no note as to when that might change.
Anyone know the answer?
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We are proud to offer a collection of our favorite items for purchase in the store. Next time you are in, check out our merchandise shelf!
These are some of the fine folks whose goods you will find for sale at Larkspur:
Wild harvested from the Mojave Desert to the Sierra Nevada, formulated in their Oakland, CA workshop. We offer their tea in the cafe as well as on our merchandise shelf along with essential oils and body wash.
Handcrafted, herbal body care from Grass Valley, CA. We are proud to offer salves and creams from this amazing company.
High quality enamelware products. Perfect for home or outdoor use. We are proud to be serving our food on these plates as well as having them available for purchase along with mugs and teapots.
Farmer-focused artisan coffee, roasted in Viroqua, WI. This is a company of dear people that we know personally. Not only is their coffee fabulous, but their relationship to the fine folks that grow and nurture this coffee is on point.
We are offering handmade smudge-sticks from a ranch right here in the Sierra Valley! Enjoy the cleansing, aromatic benefits of smudging while supporting a local farm!
The Woodland Deck of cards and Vintage Pyrex collection tea towels add so much heart and fun to our little cafe!
We are so excited to be offering some beautiful mugs and incense holders, all made in employee and family member Anna's home studio in Reno, NV!


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Full Yard = 36" x 44" (91cm x 112cm)
All quantities are shipped as continuous pieces (excluding panels) where more than 1 Qty of the same print is purchased in the same transaction. Note, pattern placement per item can differ from the photo as this is also controlled by the supplier and colour could differ from the photo slightly depending on your computer / device screen.
The hand of digitally printed fabrics can be slightly odd at first, but wash up beautifully and have a much better drape and feel after the first wash. The Manufacturer recommends pre-washing the fabric before using it will give better results.


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Eddie Johnson, a 2-time All-Star shooting guard who played for the Hawks, Cavs and Sonics is infamous for having been arrested 100 times after his NBA career ended in 1987. The final straw came in 2006, when he committed a burglary and molested an 8-year old girl…..all while awaiting trial for raping another woman. Upon receiving his sentence for life without parole, Johnson said "The worst thing about this is that because of my charges I'm being treated as a sexual predator."
The real worst thing about the case was another NBA player named Eddie Johnson, only 4 years younger than the rapist, whose photos were accidentally used in the media, landing an undeserved blow to his reputation. He even considered suing the news outlets for not fact-checking.
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Located in one of the most beautiful parts of Surrey we are able to offer a range of accommodation to former seafarers and their partners.
Residential Accommodation
The bungalows currently provided have one bedroom and are unfurnished dwellings. Some have had special adaptations to make them more accessible to those who may require it.
Every bungalow has an emergency call system in case of a fall or sudden illness.
In addition there many other provisions designed to make daily life as easy as possible and to encourage neighbours and residents to help and support each other.
There are 11 flats in total, these too have emergency alarms fitted at the request of the individual and receive the same support and services as the bungalows.
Five of the flats are located on the first floor and are best suited for those with no mobility difficulties.
Every effort is made by the Society to ensure that residents are able to live as independent lives as possible. However it is recognised that some residents require more support than others and meals can be provided in the main dining room at the request of the individual.
The accommodation in Springbok Radcliffe House is designed for single male seafarers, each room has a bedroom, living room and dedicated toilet / shower facilities. The residents receive all the support offered to residents of the other accommodation, but also can have meals provided each day.
A passenger lift serves each floor to aid those with mobility difficulties. This accommodation suits those who may be less independent. There are kitchenettes on each floor (3) where a resident can prepare a meal if they choose to rather than having meals provided. All rooms have an emergency alarm system installed.
The trustees of the charity instructed an independent body to undertake an accommodation audit and the outcome has identified areas where improvements can be made. Therefore they are exploring various options to deliver new housing in the future.


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How to Set Up & Control Multiple Monitors on an ATI Card
Catalyst Control Center, or CCC, the software packaged with ATI video cards, enables users to alter their graphics settings in Windows. You can manage multiple monitors in CCC, altering the screen resolution for each device and configuring how the desktop appears across each of the displays. Multi-monitor configurations are popular in the workplace due to their positive effect on work productivity. You can connect a second monitor to your video card and set up dual monitors via CCC to extend your workspace or improve visibility when performing certain tasks.
Attach a video cable to the graphics adapter on the rear of the desktop or the side of the notebook. Which video cable you use will vary depending on your video card and your monitor.
Connect the other end of the cable to the monitor. Connect the power cable to the monitor and then plug it into an electrical outlet.
Turn on the alternate monitor. Press "Windows-D" and then right-click the desktop.
Select "ATI Catalyst Control Center" from the context menu. Click "Graphics," then "Desktops & Displays" or "Displays Manager." Click "Detect Displays."
Right-click the new monitor. Select "Duplicate" to display a copy of the desktop on the second monitor; select "Extend" to expand the desktop across both monitors.
Click the triangle on the on-screen desktop and then select "Properties" from the context menu. Set the resolution, color quality and refresh rate for the screen or screens.
Click "OK" to confirm your settings.
- Most laptop cards use a VGA socket; desktop cards with multiple ports use either a combination of VGA and DVI, DVI and HDMI, or VGA and HDMI.
- To use more than two displays, select the triangle from the on-screen desktop. Click "Create Group." Choose "3 Displays (3 x 1)" or "3 Displays (1 x 3)" from the drop-down menu, click "Accept" and then follow the on-screen prompts to complete the setup wizard.
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Kuressaare Tulevik betting prediction
Analysis of Kuressaare
Kuressaare has not yet managed to establish itself in the championship, but that does not mean that they need to stay that way forever. If they show more commitment throughout the rounds, they will be able to win positions. In this way, they have to focus on safer performance to avoid getting in trouble. As they will play at home, the ideal is for them to imposes themselves early so as not to let the opponent play. If they have possession of the ball and perform their actions efficiently, the probability of adding the three points will increase.
Confirmed Lineup: M. Karofeld, M. Miil, M. Lukka, M. Pajunurm, R. Kriisa, R. Tutk, S. Seeman, S. Kelder, O. Rass, S. Laht, J. Soomre.
Coach: R. Kozhukhovskyi.
Analysis of Tulevik
Tulevik's campaign is as expected, but they are aware that they could be better positioned. The moment they find thei balance point, they will be able to engage in the competition. They comes to this match determined to score, even though they know they may encounter difficulties. However, everything depends on them and their performance. The minimum expected is a draw, but if they show attitude they can even win.
Confirmed Lineup: K. Nõmm, M. Budic, G. Juhkam, M. Allik, M. Edur, S. Kapper, P. Marin, T. Lang, K. Kask, K. Saag, H. Riiberg.
Coach: S. Post.
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The tip and bet suggestion for the Kuressaare vs Tulevik match, on 2 July 2020, of the preview written by the editors of Betting Academy Philippines, goes to: Under 2,5 goals ⇒ odd 1.50 at betfair.
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The Kuressaare vs Tulevik on 2 July 2020 will be played at Kuressaare, Kuressaare linnastaadion.
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Meistriliiga - 2020
- 91% 123 / 135 Games
- Home team wins 39.84%
- Draws 17.07%
- Away team wins 43.09%
- Over 1.5 79.67%
- Over 2.5 57.72%
- Over 3.5 36.59%
- Goals 360
- Goals /match 2.93
- Goals /match home 1.4
- Goals /match away 1.53
- Both teams score 45.53%
- Goals after 80' 15.56%
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We are a Maltese family of 5 based in London who love to cook homemade recipes. Daddy is a full time chef and mummy is a full time corporate receptionist, so considering the lack of time to spend in the kitchen on a daily basis, we always look out for family food ideas that will still give us the satisfaction and the energy much needed to get through the days.
As much as we love to explore all kinds of cuisines, we have a Maltese background so Mediterranean food is one of our favourites. We like to use fresh produce as much as we can but for when time is extra limited we tend to stock our freezer with veggies, fish, meat and poultry.
During our work experiences we encounter a lot of families who struggle to prepare easy recipes for dinner so we came up with the idea of helping families with step by step food recipes. Later we developed our cooking channel robandjas where you can find recipes with chicken, fish, meat, pasta , soups and pastry. We also decided to start our food blogs where we share our thoughts and tips in making this happen.
Both of us have worked in restaurants and hotels which include some of the world renowned such as Gleneagles Hotel in Scotland and the Savoy Hotel in London.
About Jas –
Jason has been in the industry for the past 19 years which includes 5 years of culinary studies in Malta and working travels to Scotland, Australia, France, Switzerland and London. "My highlight was the opening and managing/running successfully a 36-seater restaurant in the beautiful village of Moniaive in Scotland. As a head chef I had a great opportunity to work on putting together my very own dishes, quick recipes whilst using the freshest of local ingredients. Everything was done from scratch including bread which I used to bake in a woodburning oven".
About Rob –
I have mostly done front of house for about 15 years and gained a lot of customer service experience in food and beverage but as time went by I started to realise that I don't want this to be progressed as my career. I then switched to a corportate receptionist as this gave me more time with my family preparing family food whilst still earning a regular income. Luckily we both managed to settle in jobs where Jas has more flexible hours and I have a non-stressful mon-fri working pattern.
Even though we've seen the delicate creations of master chefs throughout the years, learnt a lot and stuck around, less refined home-cooked food had always been much more inspiring. So finally after many pushes from Jas, we have come up with this venture because it's more about real life cooking than fancy plating, something everybody comes across every single day.
Food is something Jas and I love creating and it's proving excitement, lots of fun and entertainment whilst learning a whole lot of new stuff in the world of social media and shooting videos for our YouTube channel !
Jas and I hope you enjoy our cooking as much as we do and it would be great to hear your views on our Facebook page or in our comments section at the bottom of each recipe on our website here.
We look forward to have you all on board 🙂
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Note from the CEO, Kelly Huntsman
As 2018 draws to a close, I would like to take some time to reflect on what this year has meant for Primary Health Care. We have had successes, large and small, across the organization and we've highlighted a few in this quarter's newsletter.
One example I am particularly proud of is the professionalism, care, and compassion our team in Marshalltown exercised during the severe weather that swept through that community in July. In the hours and days following the tornado, I was pleased our staff did not hesitate to go above and beyond to assist our patients, and one another. The aftermath of the tornado was devastating for many in the community and our team responded with donations of clothing, financial contributions, groceries, and their time. We witnessed the staff live our mission of caring for the vulnerable and underserved; even as many experienced their own tremendous personal losses.
In 2019, we are looking forward to opening our new Specialty Health Clinic in Marshalltown and the Wellness Center at the East Side Campus in Des Moines. Our Medication Assisted Treatment program for substance abuse continues to grow and make a positive impact in Ames, Des Moines, and Marshalltown.
We have a lot to be thankful for this year and we could not do the work we do without the support of the community. As you consider making a tax-deductible gift during this holiday season, I hope you will consider supporting PHC.
Wishing you the happiest of holidays and a prosperous, healthy New Year,
Kelly Huntsman
Things to smile about in the fall of 2018
Pediatric Dental Expansion
In early 2019, we will be completing our pediatric dental expansion at our existing dental clinic in Marshalltown. This expansion will allow us to serve more children in need of specialty dental care in Marshalltown and the surrounding communities.
Our Director of Dental Operations, Tena Springer noted, "We were thrilled to receive a lead gift from the Delta Dental Foundation to help make this clinic expansion a reality. They are passionate about giving back to their communities and we truly appreciate their support!" We could not have completed this project without the strong support of corporate and community partners like the Delta Dental Foundation.
The Project's Record Breaking 2,000 Tests in 2018
The Project prevention team shared that they have hit record-breaking testing numbers with more than 2,000 HIV and STI tests performed. The team has taken our mobile health unit on the road to local bars and festivals as well as several testing events at Iowa State University, Simpson, Central and Grinnell College. The Project continues to have excellent outcomes with 85% of their patients living with HIV virally suppressed, far exceeding the national average of 46%.
Introducing our new Wellness Center
Dr. Bery Engebretsen, Chief Medical Officer; Jennie Wonderlin, Community Health Worker; Allison Kane, Program Manager; and Lillian Gomez-Godinez, Community Health Worker.
The PHC Wellness Center's is located at our East Side Clinic and exists to address social determinants of health (such as transportation, housing, food insecurity, economic stability, stress, addiction, education, etc.) and improve overall community health and wellness.
Current programming at the center is focused on serving PHC patients, but over time we hope to develop wellness programs in partnership with various community organizations.
Our team is excited to be part of a diabetes study conducted by the University of Chicago. Other projects include food boxes for patients experiencing food insecurity in partnership with the University of Iowa and DMARC, and developing a community advisory board in early 2019.
Interested in joining our community advisory board? Reach out to Allison Kane for more details at email@example.com.
Year End Charitable Contribution
Our programs and services impact underserved children and adults, people living with HIV, homeless families and individuals; and others who face barriers to care. Your gift helps people living right here in central Iowa. As you consider making a tax-deductible gift for the end of 2018, I urge you to consider supporting PHC.
We have a lot to be thankful for this year and we could not do the work that we do without your support!
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There are many other groups and parishes in Canada where people pray in a meditative way, with plenty of silence and singing the songs from Taizé. No one has a list of all of these groups, for the "pilgrimage of trust is not a movement". But sometimes it is possible to put people in touch with a group or parish in their region. Contact us by email at community taize.fr
3.30pm Welcome at the church of St-Albert-le-Grand,
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Regina, Saskatchewan
Prayer around the Cross each Thursday during Lent at 7pm
Edmonton, Alberta
A meditative prayer with silence and the songs of Taizé
A Taste of Taize Prayer — prayer with song and silence. All Prayers begin at 7 p.m.
Augustine United Church
Burlington, Ontario
First Sunday of each month at 7.30 pm
London, Ontario
Every second and fourth Monday of the month
Niagara Falls, Ontario
Mount Carmel Spiritual Centre Chapel
Windsor, Ontario
Prayers with songs of Taizé on Thursdays at 7.30pm
Drummondville, Québec
Every Monday evening from 19h30 to 20h30
Lévis, Québec
Every first and third Sunday of the month, except July and August, from 7pm to 8pm
Every second Friday of the month from 7.30pm to 8.30pm
Ecumenical prayer services with Taize songs in Kitchener-Waterloo and area on a monthly basis from January-June, September-November on the 4th Sunday evening of the month (with a couple of exceptions) at 7.30pm.
Oratoire Saint-Joseph du Mont-Royal
Relais Mont-Royal
430A, rue Sainte-Catherine Est
Prayer, with songs of Taizé
First and third Wednesday of the month
Second Thursday of the month
3rd Sundays in the month, 19h to 20h
Richmond Hill, Ontario
Once a month, our Friday night worship is a prayer service where we sing the songs from Taizé. Dayspring can be contacted at spirit larchedaybreak.com or (905-884-3454 extension 226) for more information.
Sault Ste. Marie
Second Wednesday of the month at 7:30 pm
Shawinigan, Québec
Prayer with songs of Taizé last Thursday of every month at 7.30pm in St. Pierre Church (Parish of Jacques-Buteux)
Chinese Martyrs Catholic Church in Markham Ontario has a monthly meditative prayer with songs from Taizé, in English and Cantonese
The 4th Thursday of every month at 7:30pm
Barrie, Ontario
Surrey, B.C.
Lift! First Sunday of every month at 7:00 pm
Victoria, B.C.
A group of young adults meets at the Interfaith Chapel on the UVic campus; 4.30pm.
Victoria, B.C.
Every third Friday 6-7pm Sept - June
Whitehorse, Yukon
Bilingual prayer at 7pm on the 2nd Sundays of each month (expect for July and August)


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Dominion is a deck building card game created by Donald X. Vaccarino originally published in October of 2008 by Rio Grande Games. It consists of the original base set Dominion and several expansions.
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In Dominion, all players starts with an identical deck and have access to the same set of cards, called the Supply. Each card has a unique ability which can either help the player, hurt their opponents, or count towards the game ending condition. The goal is to have the most Victory points by the end of the game. Usually the Supply consists of three piles of basic Victory cards, three piles of basic Treasure cards, a pile of Curses and 10 piles of Kingdom cards. Some Kingdom cards add other piles to the setup as well. The 10 Kingdom cards can be selected by players or chosen randomly for a unique experience.
Each turn, play proceeds in three phases for each player sequentially.
- Action phase - The player is able to play one Action card from his hand. Some Action cards provide additional actions allowing for more Action cards to be played this turn. They may also produce or buys which can be used in the Buy phase. The Action phase ends when the player is unable or chooses not to play any additional Action cards.
- Buy phase - The player may play as many Treasure cards as he wishes in any order. Most Treasures generate , though some have other abilities. The player is given the ability to purchase one card from the Supply costing up to the total amount of he has accumulated this turn. Action and Treasure cards which grant +Buy allow the player to purchase multiple cards per turn. When a player buys a card, the bought card is taken from the Supply and placed in the player's discard pile. Spent Treasure cards are not lost.
- Clean-up phase - All cards in play and in the player's hand are discarded and a new hand of 5 cards is drawn from his deck. If at any time a player needs to draw a card when his deck is empty, he immediately shuffles his discard pile to make a new deck.
The game ends at the end of the turn whenever one of three conditions is met.
- The Province pile is empty.
- If playing with Colonies from Prosperity, the Colony pile is empty.
- Any three supply piles are empty (four supply piles in a game with 5 or 6 players)
When the game ends, each player counts the total number ofVictory points in their entire decks. Whoever has the most is declared the winner. If two players tie for the most , whichever player had the fewer number of turns is the winner. If they are still tied they rejoice in their shared victory.
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Some sets were updated substantially in the Second Edition of Dominion, in Fall 2016. In these cases, noted below, there are two versions of the set. However, the first edition sets are no longer in print.
- Dominion (Fall 2008) -- updated in second edition (Fall 2016)
- Intrigue (Summer 2009) -- updated in second edition (Fall 2016)
- Seaside (Fall 2009)
- Alchemy (Summer 2010)
- Prosperity (Fall 2010)
- Cornucopia (Summer 2011) -- now sold in a combined box with Guilds
- Hinterlands (Fall 2011)
- Dark Ages (Fall 2012)
- Guilds (Summer 2013) -- now sold in a combined box with Cornucopia
- Adventures (Spring 2015)
- Empires (Summer 2016)
- Nocturne (Fall 2017)
- Renaissance (Fall 2018)
- Menagerie (Spring 2020)
In addition there are several Promo cards (released individually, approximately one a year since 2008).
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Main article: List of cards
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- 2008 Meeples Choice Awards
- 2009 Spiel des Jahres
- 2009 Deutscher Spiele Preis
- 2009 Mensa Select
- 2009 Golden Geek Award (Game of the Year & Card Game of the Year)
- 2009 Diana Jones Award for Excellence in Gaming
- 2009 Origins Award, best card game of the year
- 2009 BoardGamer.ru (Russia), Best Card Game of the Year
- 2009 Boughtalot.ru, best game of the year
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Voice of Experience Review - Dominion: 4000 Plays Later
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By any measure Nelson Mandela's impact, both locally and globally, has been unparalleled. But the unfinished business of his life-work looms large. The South Africa of his dreams remains tantalisingly out of reach. We will use his centenary year to continue working to make these dreams a reality. And we will strive to fulfil his wish that the Foundation become fully sustainable. He initiated our endowment strategy in 2007 during the lead-up to his 90thbirthday. It would be appropriate to complete the endowment in the year of what would have been his 100th birthday.
Madiba's dreams require us, in 2018 especially, to focus our work around four primary objectives: the eradication of poverty and inequality, the dismantling of structural racism, the building of institutions of democracy, and the broadening of freedom of information. Core programmes at the Foundation underpin each of these objectives. And delivery of online access to his personal archive before the end of the year will support all of them.
No single person, family, institution or country owns the legacy of Nelson Mandela. Ultimately it belongs to everyone who is working for social justice, wherever they are in the world. Our aim in 2018 is to make that legacy more available to those committed to continuing struggles for justice. The future of humanity hinges on these struggles.
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Kitchen Floor Design Ideas
You can easily get excited while searching for kitchen flooring ideas, as you might have gone through lots of house interior design magazines. However, it isn't preferable to select a material based on looks only. You should narrow the options to some of your favorites then go to a flooring surfaces retail store or house center to try it out.
A lot of people do most of their activities inside their kitchen while they are standing, so it's wise to search for a product that will be a breeze on the legs. When going shopping take your shoes off and get up on the floor with your bare feet and pay attention to how it feels. Is the floor restful or too hard under your feet? Wear your shoes back and talk a walk and find out how the floor looks on the noise level. These days kitchens tend to be more open which can provide you with much space.
The noise from shoes could result in problems while others are talking or watching television. Don't forget too that the kitchen is usually the most hectic place inside your home so you will need a floor that can withstand all these conditions. Having children and pets in your home, it will not take long to wear the floor down. Sturdiness is essential in modern-day full families and simplicity of maintenance needs to be considered too.
These are various flooring surfaces to be taken into account:
Wood works well with a range of decor designs and is comfortable underfoot, easy on the legs and is primarily a nice floor choice. The upkeep and longevity of a wood floor rely seriously on the types of wood that are being utilized and the way that wood is finished. One particular issue with wood is that it might be scratched, however wooden floors can easily be sanded and refinished.
For house owners who would like an extremely sturdy floor and needs little maintenance, laminate will be an excellent choice. Laminate is factory-finished and could simply be set up over an existing floor helping to make setting up very simple. While laminate has its own benefits, it is short of the warmth and character that is usually related to natural wood plus some might find it noisy.
Ceramic floor tile offers a good deal of modification when it comes to colors and designs. Although tile is simple to clean with a wet cleaner, the surrounding grout could be hard to take care of and keep clean. Ceramic floor tile could be too hard on the legs as well as dropped dishes. It does not help with sound control inside the kitchen and could be rather cold underfoot.
If you're on a tight budget then vinyl sheets or peel and stick floor tiles would be perfect for you. Vinyl is simple to set up and can be found in several colors and designs. One of the downsides to vinyl flooring surfaces is that the edges could curl and peel.
Linoleum flooring is back because of its green appeal. Made from linseed oil, cork dust, ground limestone and pigments, these kitchen floors are eco-friendly. There are other green choices that are eco-friendly. However, there will be pros and cons to each type of flooring. The key is to stick with your own kitchen flooring ideas and in no time your floor will reflect your style and match your lifestyle.


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Readers and friends of The Infatuation often ask for one very specific request: they want to know about the city's best new restaurants before we review them. We get it, it's the age of instant information. But that wasn't information we gave you, until now. We're happy to present The Infatuation Hit List, a regularly updated guide to the new Chicago restaurants we think are worth your time.
On this list, you'll find new places we've recently reviewed and places we've enjoyed and will likely have good things to say about in the future.
One thing you can always rely on: we'll only put places on this list that we have genuinely vetted. That means every brand-new opening doesn't automatically make a restaurant worthy, nor does a team of ten publicists and an army of Instagrammers who insist it's good. We don't care if Oprah endorses it, we'll only add it to the list if we think it's actually a place you should spend your time and money in search of new favorite things.
New to The Hit List (as of 2/2020): Chile Toreado, Chef's Special
The Spots
Chile Toreado
5 Rabanitos in Pilsen is one of Chicago's best Mexican restaurants. So when we found out that they were opening a new spot in McKinley Park, we were excited. And it turns out that we were right to be because Chile Toreado is just as good as it's predecessor. The menu is similar, with a selection of tacos, entrees (like an enchilada topped with a rich mole), and an incredibly spicy ahogada torta. But there are some differences, like a roasted vegetable tlatlaya that stays magically crispy till the end of time. The space is brightly colored and casual, and exactly where we want to be eating delicious Mexican food.
Chef's Special Cocktail Bar
This is a new Chinese spot that came from another one of our favorite restaurants in Chicago - Giant. And Chef's Special Cocktail Bar is just as much a very good Chinese restaurant as it is a bar. It's loud and crowded, and the large space is full of people who are clearly at least three drinks ahead of you and having a great time. The food menu is long, and you'll find tasty versions of everything from hand-pulled dan dan noodles to shrimp toast to sweet and sour chicken. Most dishes are between $10-$12, and the cocktail list has affordable drinks like the $8 Manager's Special (whiskey and cherry soda). Just know this place is busy, so plan on waiting a while for a seat at the bar (which is first-come, first-served) and definitely make a reservation if you want to eat at a table.
Time Out Market Chicago
Some food halls are worth knowing about because of a specific restaurant (i.e Italianette in the now-closed Fulton Galley). And others are great because of the sum of their parts, like Time Out Market in Fulton Market. It has 19 restaurants and we've yet to find a bad one, which isn't surprising because they're all new locations of successful places that already exist - like Mini Mott, the Duck Inn, Fat Rice, Lost Larson, and Pretty Cool Ice Cream. The industrial-feeling space is huge, with two levels (including three separate bars) and lots of communal tables. Basically, when the human race has to flee to outer space, this is what we want our spaceship's food court to be like.
Lao Peng You
Lao Peng You is a small, BYOB Chinese spot in West Town with a short chalkboard menu of primarily handmade noodles and dumplings. They don't take reservations, you order at the counter, and you should expect a wait - this place is already popular, and people tend to hang out while they finish their booze. But the food is really good, and you'll probably want to linger in the relaxed space for a while, too. We've liked everything we've tried, but our favorites are the cold noodles, beef noodle soup, and the excellent xi'an bing (lamb and cumin bread). The food isn't very spicy, so make sure you take advantage of the housemade chili oil and vinegar they bring you.
Ciccio Mio
Ciccio Mio is a new Italian spot from the same team as Bavette's and Gilt. It's located right in between those two spots in River North and has the same kind of dimly-lit atmosphere and across-the-board excellent food. The menu has antipasti, pasta, and mains, and everything - from melty cheese wrapped in phyllo to the crispy chicken parmesan - is delicious. Since this place is incredibly popular, don't expect to walk in and get a table right away unless you like eating at 5pm.
Gaijin is a new Japanese restaurant in the West Loop specializing in okonomiyaki (savory pancakes) that you'll be thinking about for weeks after you eat them. Even though there are flat tops on the tables here, it's not a cook-your-own experience - the griddles exist to keep the pancakes warm as you eat. Our favorites are ones topped with chicken and schmaltz, and octopus with a honey gastrique. As far as the non-okonomiyaki options on the menu, both the pork belly yakisoba (stir-fried noodles) and kakigori (shaved ice with sweetened condensed milk) need to be on the table. Gaijin's also open for lunch, so you can come back the next day when you can't get your mind off the fried shrimp pancake you ate for dinner.
When a restaurant has an all-over-the-place menu full of dishes like empanadas with blueberry salsa, lingonberry-glazed beef heart, and Japanese seafood pancakes, it seems unlikely that everything on it will work. But at Gadabout in Andersonville, it somehow does. Everything we've eaten here makes sense - even the roasted corn with black pepper mascarpone, bacon, sweet pepper vinaigrette, lima beans, and spicy cornflakes. If that combination sounds weird and complicated, that's because it is - but it all comes together. And the space is decorated with furniture from the Brown Elephant, so it feels like you're hanging out at a friend's who really likes old bookcases and vintage Parcheesi boards.
This fun Latin American restaurant in Wicker Park has great food with complex flavors. We're big fans of the chicken skewers served in a spicy huancaina, the tender roasted octopus in poblano sauce, and the yuca gnocchi with rabbit bolognese. It's a great neighborhood spot for grabbing dinner during the week, or for a reasonably priced date night when you want to have dinner, drinks, and an argument over who gets the last tentacle.
Good Fortune
At first glance, the menu at Good Fortune in Logan Square isn't very exciting. It looks a little like it was created from a 2019 New American Restaurant starter kit - you'll find ceviche, salads, roasted vegetables, some pastas, and both meat and seafood entrees. But most of it is very good (like the perfectly cooked ribeye with short rib croquettes and the black garlic rigatoni), and even when dishes fall short (like the slightly rubbery halloumi or the delicate char that's overwhelmed by soupy carrot ponzu), the enjoyable atmosphere makes up for them. The dark space has two levels: the main level feels like a neighborhood bar, while the second floor is smaller and gives you a view of the open kitchen and its wood fired oven. It's the kind of place where you'll find yourself ordering an extra cocktail or a dessert just to hang out a little while longer.
Perilla took over a space that used to be a Korean BBQ restaurant, and you can still get BBQ here if you want. But we like coming to this West Loop spot for the other Korean items on the menu. The best dishes here are the rich and tender fire chicken, the cheese corn with caramelized kernels under salty cotija, and the kimchi pancake, which is one of the best we've eaten in Chicago. This place is ideal for date night in the neighborhood, or a casual group dinner if you do decide to go the Korean BBQ route.
D Cuisine
The main reason to come to this Chinese restaurant in Lincoln Park is for dim sum, which they serve all day. D Cuisine has a limited selection compared to the other dim sum spots in the city, but what they have is fresh and delicious. You'll find excellent pork buns, smooth and creamy steamed egg buns, shrimp dumplings, and sesame balls that are crispy on the outside and perfectly chewy inside. There's a long menu of other Chinese dishes that run the gamut from noodle soups to General Tso chicken, and those are all worth having on the table, too. The space is sleek and on the smaller side (you won't find any giant lazy Susan tables here), but it works for any small group that's serious about its shu mai.
Superkhana International
Superkhana is an upbeat and fun new spot in Logan Square that does fusion-y takes on Indian street food. This means you'll find dishes like a butter-chicken-filled calzone, French fry Manchurian, and a naan pizza made with mozzarella, spinach, and garam masala. Everything tastes really good, which keeps it from coming across as unnecessary or gimmicky. Plus, there's a cute outdoor courtyard you should definitely take advantage of.
This restaurant is from the team behind Parachute, one of our favorite restaurants in the city. Wherewithall is right down the street and has a similarly cute space and friendly atmosphere, but the style of food is way different. It's a $65 four-course tasting menu that changes daily, with some surprise snacks in between courses. Dishes here have a variety of influences and range from cornmeal beignets to seared tuna to duck breast with cauliflower and currants. Like its sister restaurant, Wherewithall's food is expertly prepared and delicious.
The Momo World
If you haven't had them before, momos are Nepalese steamed dumplings, and it probably won't shock you to find out that a place named "The Momo World" makes them very well. There are a lot of varieties here, including the classic chicken or vegetable, jhol (served in a spicy soup), and some creative options like Tandoori, which are steamed then fried. They're all delicious, and each order is under $10.
Galit is a Middle Eastern small plates restaurant in Lincoln Park, and you should make a reservation here immediately (maybe even before reading the rest of this caption). The food is across-the-board great - from the creamy hummuses (the one topped with brisket is a standout), to the light and crispy falafel, to a rich and spicy shakshuka. The space is large, and works well for groups, dates, and even dining solo at the long chef's counter. In fact, the only problem with this spot so far is that you're going to be tempted to try everything on the menu, and the costs can add up. But it's worth it.
You can always count on two things in Chicago. One, there will be a snowstorm in April. Two, people will lose their sh*t whenever the Girl & The Goat group opens a restaurant. Cabra is the newest restaurant from that same team, on the roof of the Hoxton Hotel in the West Loop, and as expected, it's already incredibly busy. It also serves some very good Peruvian-inspired food, and has a great view. The menu is mainly small plates, and the best things here are the ceviches (the bass with leche de tigre and the duck are stand-outs), a tender and spicy skewered beef heart, and the shrimp tacu tacu which comes on a delicious crispy rice cake. It's a great spot for a fun date night, or a group dinner outside (as long as there's no surprise snowstorm to deal with).
Mako is the fourth omakase-only sushi spot to open in Chicago over the past few months (and the third one in the West Loop). Instead of wondering why this is all happening at once, we're just going with it, since these places are really good. Mako is from the same chef as Juno, and charges $175 for around 25 courses of delicious nigiri, sashimi, and small plates (like perfectly seared duck breast with enoki and duck sausage, and buttery sea bass with charred frisee and seaweed). Compared to the other new omakase-only spots, Mako is the largest (it seats 22 people, with 12 at the bar and the rest at tables), and dinner here is long. Plan on a very enjoyable three-hour experience.
This upscale Korean spot is one of the best new restaurants in West Town. You can do an $87, seven-course tasting menu, or go a la carte with options like tteokbokki with a quail egg, and kalbi with confit turnips and a carrot veloute. Either approach is a good one, and this is a great spot for a special occasion dinner (whether it's date night or something with more of a group). Just don't expect to walk in - it's very busy right now, and books up fast.
Kumiko is an upscale cocktail bar in the West Loop from the owners of Oriole. And this place is kind of like Oriole-lite, in a good way. Meaning it's fancy, with attentive service, and has two seatings a night for a tasting menu at the bar (involving five courses of cocktails and food for $130). But there's also an a la carte food and drink menu, which makes things more affordable. And even though the dishes are prettily plated and fancy-looking, it's all still good drinking food - with small bites like shrimp tempura and a miniature pork belly bao that's so good you'll wish it was bigger.


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Toy Transporter
Tags: Truck Games / Racing Games / Fun Games / Driving Games / Toy Games / Skill Games
Publisher: Kidsfun4all.com
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Have you ever thought of a game where you will be in a position to transport all those different and colorful toys from one place to another!? Well, here it is, this game Toy Transporter is simply super-fun and we are so proud to present it to you so that you can play it here completely for free! So, take control over this truck and transport those interesting toys throughout the room, from one place to another, it'll be so fun! The room is full of toys and other colorful object to give you the maximum pleasure and enjoyment while playing!
Use arrow keys to drive, spacebar to restart!
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VeePee is a mobile application character design by Bachoo Design Studio. This design is the 2016 Vega Digital Awards Canopus Winner.
Company : Bachoo Design Studio
Client : TouchVPN
Project Title : VeePee
Category : Mobile Apps / Sites | Best Visual Design
Country : Ukraine
VeePee is a new engaging and friendly private VPN Proxy service. It targets teenagers and young people all over the world. Bachoo Design Studio creates and names a lovely character, VeePee. VeePee travels through space. Whenever he enters dangerous zones (like public wi-fi), he turns on his safety shield (the app connects to VPN).
Visit Vega Digital Awards Winner Page for more great works.
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It's a challenge for us, as we don't spend regularly on coffees, lunches, going out. But as we discovered last year when we decided to participate in the February Challenge, there are treats we can do without.
So this February, we are doing similar .... giving up on the little treats we allow ourselves throughout the year. That means a month with no chocolate, wine, takeaways, special cheeses - and to challenge ourselves even more this year we are giving up meat a few times as well. At the end of February, we will donate what we haven't spent on these luxuries over the month.
So what will your Challenge be this February?
It doesn't have to be a month; perhaps you could sacrifice for a week or two. Alternatively do something different to raise funds rather than go without. Every little bit helps so whatever you do, remember that you are helping to provide for children that have no way of providing for themselves. You can easily make a difference.


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Over the weekend, I visited Bringhurst Meats in Berlin, NJ and picked up our side of beef. I am so thankful that my husband and I have been saving up recently and we were able to make this large purchase to fill our freezer for the next year! We have so many wonderful cuts of beef, plus a lot of hamburgers and ground beef for quick and easy meals. While I was at Bringhurst, I also purchased a 40 lb case of bone-in chicken breast. I love working with a real butcher because they will cut and package everything just how you want it for your family. The only thing I didn't purchase while I was at the butcher shop was pork, but that purchase will be coming up in May or June. There just isn't enough room in the freezer right now!
As I work on this week's meal plan, I am thankful for having a full freezer to make my job easier. I like knowing that I can provide healthy, balanced meals for our family with the food I have on hand. My goal for the upcoming week is to not have takeout at all. Not even once! I am so sick and tired of having meals that aren't prepared at home. We have dramatically cut back our consumption of takeout meals, but still having any of it has been bothering me. I feel better when I eat real food. My family feels better when we eat real food!
I've consulted the weather for this week in writing up our meal plan. Mother Nature is still very confused about what the weather here should be. I'm hoping that the weather cooperates at least a few days so we can use the grill, and stay dry while doing it.
Meal Plan: April 11-17
- cereal
- oatmeal
- yogurt with fruit & granola
We always have a fruit or vegetable with our lunches. My 8 year old, could eat everything in sight so by filling him up with fruits & veggies, I know he won't overindulge in treats and snacks later.
- Grilled Cheese
- Cheeseburger Mac
- Muffin Tin Meals
- Veggie Pizza Squares
- Steak Frite with salad
- Korean Beef Short Ribs, Rice, Veggie Stir Fry
- Citrus & Herb Roasted Chicken, Roasted Root Veggies
- Chicken Souvlaki with Pita, Feta, and Salad
- BBQ Ribs, Pasta Salad, Baked Beans
- Pasta & Sauce of some variety (I'll figure it out during the week), Garlic Bread, and Salad
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Morocco holds 'al-Qaeda recruiter'
Moroccan authorities have arrested a man alleged to be a leading member of Osama Bin Laden's al-Qaeda network, say US officials.
The Saudi national, Abu Zubair - nicknamed "The Bear" for his huge frame - is suspected of planning attacks against Western interests in Morocco.
The BBC's diplomatic correspondent, Barnaby Mason, says the two arrests show how the United States is using information gathered in interrogations by other countries' security forces.
US officials have said they are in no hurry to take custody of Abu Zubair because the Moroccans "can use much more persuasive methods in questioning a suspect," ABC television reported.
Interrogation information
According to US officials, Abu Zubair's alleged activities included:
There is no evidence to link him directly with the attacks on the United States.
Our correspondent says it is clear that the Americans have access to whatever information emerges from the Moroccans' interrogation of him.
They also appear to have been given information from the interrogation of Mr Zammar in Syria.
An investigation by the German television station, ZDF, and the Washington post says the Americans have had contact with Mr Zammar for several months.
US officials suspect he was responsible for recruiting Mohammed Atta, the alleged ringleader of the group which launched the 11 September attacks on New York and Washington.
German officials, who have been trying without success to gain access to Mr Zammar, are sceptical that there is sufficient evidence to link him closely with the hijackers.
Series of arrests
Confirmation of the two arrests comes after Morocco recently admitted arresting seven others who are being charged with targeting American and British naval ships in the Straits of Gibraltar.
In another development, Saudi Arabia announced on Tuesday its first arrests linked to al-Qaeda.
Thirteen people suspected of plotting to attack targets in Saudi Arabia have been detained some months ago.
The 11 Saudis, an Iraqi and a Sudanese man were involved in an alleged plan to shoot down a US military plane taking off from a Saudi air base, the government said.
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Blueberry Banana Muffins Featuring Greek Yogurt and an Oatmeal Crumble Topping
These mini muffins are the perfect little snack.
April marks the start of blueberry season in North America. This nutrient-dense fruit is packed with antioxidants and is a good source of vitamin C, vitamin K, manganese, and fiber, among other things. With brain-boosting, anti-aging, and cancer-fighting properties, blueberries live up to their hype as one of the healthiest fruits around.
There are a lot of easy ways to incorporate more blueberries into your diet. You can add some to your cereal, top off your yogurt with them, or throw a few handfuls into your smoothies.
And who could forget blueberry muffins? Sweetened with banana and honey, and topped with an oatmeal crumble, these Greek yogurt mini muffins are a perfect healthy snack. If you don't have a mini muffin tin, you can also use a regular muffin tin, and it'll make 12 large muffins.
Mini Blueberry Banana Greek Yogurt Muffins with an Oatmeal Crumble Topping
For the muffins
2 cups whole-wheat flour
2 medium ripe bananas, broken into chunks
5.3 ounces vanilla Greek yogurt
1/2 cup honey
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/4 cup almond milk, or milk of choice
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon salt
3/4 cup blueberries
For the topping
1/4 cup dry rolled oats
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1 tablespoon coconut oil
1 tablespoon honey
- Preheat oven to 350°F. Line a mini muffin tin with 24 mini muffin cups, or if not using muffin cups, spray tin with nonstick spray.
- Combine all muffin ingredients except the blueberries into a food processor, pulsing until mostly smooth.
- Remove the blade from the processor and add in the blueberries, mixing with a spoon to evenly incorporate into the batter.
- Spoon the batter into the muffin tin cups. Set aside.
- To make the topping: Combine the dry oats and cinnamon in a small bowl. Melt the coconut oil and honey in a microwave or on the stove top.
- Pour the coconut oil and honey into the oats and mix together. Spoon the oatmeal crumble on top of the muffins.
- Bake for 15 minutes, or until a toothpick can be inserted into the center of a muffin and come out clean. Allow to slightly cool before enjoying.
Nutrition stats per mini muffin: 80 calories, 1g fat, 0.5g saturated fat, 18g carbs, 1.5g fiber, 8.5g sugar, 2g protein


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"su: user root does not exist"
'makewhatis' coughs on 'wput.1.gz' (on Vista)
(Release)Cygwin g++ Online Compiler
Re: 1.5.24 format.com hangs through ssh
1.5.24-2: unalbe to get a core Dump file
1.5.24: rsync slow when env variable cygwin=noNTsec
1.5.25-3: Problem with pinfo
1.5.25-6: Win32 programs don't get correct >> redirection
1.5.25-7: problem about bash completion
1.5.25: <ftw.h>
1.6e format.com hangs through ssh
2.6.STABLE17 install
Re: [Perl] source 'typemap' (only) can't be found
Re: Timezone manipulation within Perl script
Timezone manipulation within Perl script
[ANNOUNCEMENT] [ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: perl-libwin32-0.28-1
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: abook 0.5.6-1 -- text-based ncurses address book application
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: bmp2png 1.62-1 -- Convert BMP images to PNG and vice versa
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: bool 0.2.1 -- Utility for matching boolean queries in text or html files
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: cfourcc 0.1.2-1 -- Command line tool for changing FourCC code in AVI video files
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: chewmail 1.2-1 -- mail archiver for various mailbox formats
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: corkscrew 2.0-1 -- Tunnel TCP connections through HTTP proxies
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: getmail 4.7.7-1 -- mail retriever with support for POP3, IMAP4 and SDPS
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: grepmail 5.3033-1 -- search mailboxes for mail matching an expression
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: ifile 1.3.8-1 -- a spam filter capable of learning
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: libidn/libidn11/libidn-devel-1.2-1: Internationalized domain name library
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: patcher 0.0.20040521-1 -- Perl script to manage patches
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: perl-Error-0.17010-1
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: perl-Module-Build-0.2808-1
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: pngcheck 2.3.0-1 -- PNG file format checker
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: pngcrush 1.6.4-1 -- Optimize PNG image files
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: pwgen 2.06-1 -- Automatic Password generation
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: rxp 1.4.8-1 -- Simple validating XML parser
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: rzip 2.1-1 -- Compression program to use long distance redundencies in files
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: snownews-1.5.7-1 - Text mode RSS/RDF newsreader
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: spambayes-1.0.4-1 -- Python-based spam filter using statistical analysis
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: spamoracle 1.4-1 -- OCaml based Bayesian spam filter
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: spamprobe 1.4d-1 -- Bayesian spam filter
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: unalz 0.61-1 -- Utility to decompress alzip format file
[ANNOUNCEMENT] New package: wput 0.6-1 -- A tiny wget-like ftp-client for uploading files
[ANNOUNCEMENT] pscan 1.2-1 -- Format string security checker for C files
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: [experimental] cygwin-1.5.25-3
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: [experimental] cygwin-1.5.25-4
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: [experimental] cygwin-1.5.25-6
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: [experimental] cygwin-1.5.25-7
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: [Test-version] xemacs-21.5.28-2/xemacs-tags-21.5.28-2/xemacs-emacs-common-21.5.28-2
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: aspell-0.60.5-1: A spell checker designed to eventually replace Ispell
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: aspell-de-20030222.1-1: GNU Aspell 0.60 German Dictionary Package
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: aspell-en-6.0.0-1: GNU Aspell 0.60 English Dictionary Package
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: aspell-pl-6.0.20061121.0-1: GNU Aspell 0.60 Polish Dictionary Package
Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: bzr 0.91-1 -- Next-generation distributed version control
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: bzr 1.0-1 -- Next-generation distributed version control
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: cygwin-1.5.25-5
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: cygwin-1.5.25-7
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: editrights 1.01-2 -- Alter Windows user rights and privileges from command line
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: epstool 3.08-2 -- edit preview images and fix bounding boxes in EPS files
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: findutils-4.3.11-1
Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: joe 3.5-2 -- Fast and simple editor which
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: joe 3.5-2 -- Fast and simple editor which emulates 5 other editors
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: mingw-runtime-3.14-1
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: monotone-0.38-1
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: msmtp 1.4.13-2 -- Light SMTP client with support for server profiles
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: nano-2.0.6-1
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: nasm-2.00-2
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: Oracle Berkeley DB packages
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: perl-5.10.0-1 [EXPERIMENTAL]
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: perl-Win32-GUI-1.05-2
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: rcs-5.7-4: The Revision Control System
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: squid-2.6.STABLE17-1: Web Proxy Cache
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: ttcp-20071212-1 -- Network benchmarking tool
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: typespeed-0.6.4-1
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: tzcode-2007h-2
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: w32api-3.11-1
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: which-2.18-1
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: xemacs-21.4.21-1/xemacs-tags-21.4.21-1/xemacs-emacs-common-21.4.21-1
[ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: xmon 1.5.6-2 -- An interactive X protocol monitor
[Packaging BUG] Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: nasm-2.00-1
[Packaging BUG] Re: [ANNOUNCEMENT] Updated: ncftp-3.2.1-1
[Perl] source 'typemap' (only) can't be found
Re: _cygtls::handle_exceptions and segmentation fault while running bash script
_cygtls::handle_exceptions and segmentation fault while running bash script
_cygtls::handle_exceptions and segmentation fault while running bash script [Additional Information]
_update-info-dir (was: libXm.so)
ACL as umask
All directories marked as non-writable on FAT32
Almost nothing works for me in Cygwin 1.5.24-2
Asciidoc 8.2.3+ breaks git manpages
Audio coding/encoding conversions
Automatic Updates
AVG: "Agent.LCA" false positives this morning.
Re: Bash fails on BerkeleyDB configure
Bash failure in Vista while running setup to install
Bash issues many FSCTL_PIPE_PEEK operations?
bash_completion for perl disabled
BUG: Timezone failures with threads under Cygwin 1.5.25
building DLLs?
Building Ruby (was Re: Ruby on Rails 2.0.2/Cygwin Bug)
Can cygwin bypass windows file permissions?
Careers US
Re: child_copy: linked dll data write copy failed
Re: closing SSH session leaves a zombie bash process
FW: Combining winpcap packet wait with poll/select in cygwin
Re: configure command does not run.... d2u does not help either... appreciation from Dave
RE: configure command does not run.... d2u does not help either... appreciation from Dave
Control-C not working?
Controlling the files that rsync can see in Windows.
Re: coreutils new "case insensitivity" screws up shell scripts and other stuff
Re: cp.exe chunk size
cron_diagnose step in cron-config w/new mounts 1.5.25(0.156/4/2)
Cut & Paste doesn't work in Cygwin on WinXP Pro
Cygport bug: autoconf 2.6x check fails 2.61.
cygwin 1.5.25-7: cygcheck does not work?
cygwin and squid - RLIMIT_NOFILE
cygwin CVS from 2007-12-05: build error in wincrypt.h
Cygwin install hanging on post-texmf.sh on Vista
RE: Cygwin Installation Problems on Windows Vista (killing sh.exe helps)
Cygwin setup hangs in postinstall
Cygwin updates
cygwin-1.5.25-5 is missing newlib math updates
cygwin/regtool on 64bit windows (vista)
Cygwin/Windows/DOS integration: Tips and Tricks
dlltool and def files with dots and aliasing
emacs (was: Not yet supported)
emacs shell (was: Intermittent problems on Vista)
end of file characters
Failed to execute rsh on Windows Vista
Re: Failure in building GFortran on Cygwin
File name too long problem
Re: File name too long problem -- maybe fix coming?
From James Adamati
get cygpath to leave relative paths as relative?
get_osfhandle & WaitForSingleObject on a cygwin socket fd....
Ghostview Page Repositioning Error
GUI programs dont launch under correct user using ssh
gvim $ORG where ORG=/cygdrive/w/dir/x.txt expands dir to $dir ?
Hello am lonely girl Tatyana
Help compiling openssh for cygwin
Re: How to configure cygwin setup to proceed without warning notification popup
Re: How to configure cygwin setup to proceed without warning notification popup
How to configure cygwin setup to proceed without warning notification popup
Installation problem with Windows Server 2008
installing cygwin: setup.exe error (0xc000007b)
Installing on a Samba share drive
Intermittent perl crash
Re: Intermittent perl crash (Attn: coreutils and bash maintainer)
Intermittent problems on Vista (was: tetex on Vista)
internal error alloc with echo/cat and workaround
Re: IPv6-enabled cygwin packages repository
IRC server for Cygwin
Job here with home office in Norway
kill -STOP mencoder_pid does not stop process execution
Latest Cygwin DLL 1.5.25-7 not reported on www.cygwin.com
Lost characters with fputc/putc
ls: reading directory /: No such file or directory
Mac, cygwin, flash
Re: making .bat to launch .exe and .sh
making executable independent of cygwin with gcc
memmem issues
Mirror location error
missing 'which' documentation
mmap failing
Re: More questions about mkgroup and mkpasswd
Need help with Perl/Tk
New setup.exe?
Re: Not yet supported
Not yet supported (was: emacs shell)
Re: Not yet supported [Attn emacs maintainer]
Odd behaviour of __cygwin_environ?
ok, i'm an idiot, so bear with me
On shutdown
Ping failure under Vista 64 SP1 rc1
Re: Problem suspending Cygwin-based GDB from Eclipse/CDT (and some findings)
Re: Problem suspending Cygwin-based GDB from Eclipse/CDT (and some findings)
Problem suspending Cygwin-based GDB from Eclipse/CDT (and some findings)
A problem with the upload?
Problems with 'man', 'apropos', & 'info'
Problems with PostgreSQL 8
A question on cygcheck
question with xargs and jar- seems to drop files.
rsync 2.6.9-2 cannot sync file with special long filename
Ruby on Rails 2.0.2/Cygwin Bug
Running dovecot under Cygwin
RXVT and Bitstream Vera Sans Mono
Re: script for installing cygwin?
SFTP error 128
sh.exe hangs when invoked from make without a terminal
Shell script: Mount C$, xcopy files over, >> to result file
shell-file-name (was: emacs)
Shop Artisanal... Reloaded
Squid use and configuration on cygwin
Re: sshd - inconsistent app behavior vs console
sshd problem on Windows 2003
SSHD problems on Vista with no privilege separation
stackdumps during install on windows vista + other problems
Starting native windows GUI app via ssh.
Steve Slany added you as a connection on Pulse
still having problem: devenv through sshd
Stop turning CPAN modules into Cygwin packages
Struggling to setup sshd with Windows Vista
Re: System load question
TANITIM (Tekstil Giyim Emprime Baski)
tcp_wrappers-7.6-2 in test category should be moved to current
Test entry for rxvt in setup.ini older than current release
tetex on Vista
Re: Timezone manipulation within Perl script
Trouble with cygwin git
Unhandled exception bug
Re: update/reinstall openssh problem
Re: Updated: [experimental] cygwin-1.5.25-6
RE: Updated: cygwin-1.5.25-5
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use cygwin GCC from a windows application
Use remote graphical program
RE: user root does not exist"
VM and non-blocking writes
Re: weird samba problems, latest cygwin, samba 3.0.25b-4.2
wget gets, but wput doesn't put
Re: Wish Setup would accept my Perl
Workaround for "shared" folders in Vista
wput problem
xemacs does not work
RE: xemacs marking a buffer as read-only
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Is sunshine overrated?
Journalism's darling, the Tennessee open-meetings laws or "sunshine laws" passed in the 1970s, are currently being flouted by Mayor Herenton's task force on school funding. Its members meet privately, claiming no violation of the sunshine law, because, technically, only a couple of elected officials are face-to-face. The interested parties, or at least the ones that have been invited, send a delegate, and the delegates carry water for and report back to the mayor and the school superintendents and other public powers that be, who are not actually in the room.
Democracy may survive. No one has yet been imprisoned or indicted for violation of the sunshine laws. And calling these "secret" meetings may be a compliment. It implies that people want to get inside, which is questionable in light of the attendance at earlier public meetings on the same issues.
And the end may justify the means. The task force could find some common ground that moves the city and county closer to a better way to build schools and fund classroom instruction.
So says Buck Wellford, a Shelby County commissioner who is not running for reelection and who knows a little about public meetings.
Two years ago he tried to bring all sides together to resolve the same issues. Those meetings, which were open to the public, started out as a textbook civics class. There were high-ranking representatives of both mayors, county commissioners, city council members, school board consultants, chamber of commerce researchers, out-of-town experts, facilitators on loan from FedEx, PowerPoint presentations, and complementary sandwiches. By the fourth meeting, attendance had flagged worse than a Grizzlies game on a rainy night. There were more no-shows than shows. It was horrible television and, after the first meeting, lean gruel for the print media. If Wellford could somehow have mustered the original group one more time, he might have achieved secrecy by media apathy.
One problem, Wellford says, was that the participants "were afraid to talk candidly," and with the media watching they tended to "rehash the same old crap."
Wellford also faults himself.
"I made such an effort to be inclusive that it became unwieldy," he says.
Based on what he's heard about the current task force, he's more optimistic. Former county schools superintendent Jim Mitchell, who is taking part, has a chance to play the role of honest broker in the process, Wellford believes.
"Some people are giving ground on some points," Wellford says. "They have an agreement in principle on single-source funding. It seems to be making real progress."
Mitchell couldn't be reached before press time for comment. County school board president David Pickler, who was in the Wellford meetings and the current meetings, says the privacy factor may be a plus.
"We've been able to avoid some of the circus atmosphere that surrounded Commissioner Wellford's hearings, which were more focused on political posturing than substantive conversations," he says.
At the same time, he warns of potential perils to come.
"Any outcome from this committee is going to be immediately met with substantial skepticism because of the fact it was done in a secret environment, as well as a lack of involvement by suburban mayors, teachers, and PTA leaders," Pickler says.
Sunshine laws were passed in Tennessee and other states in the post-Watergate spirit, which is only a history book chapter to those under the age of 30. Most politicians at least pay lip service to them, if only to court favor with reporters.
No matter how hot the topic, public meetings can drag and be a drag. At a Memphis Board of Education meeting earlier this month, colleagues rolled their eyes and some reporters got up to leave as Commissioner Carl Johnson went through a tedious recitation of single-source funding. Last week's city council committee meeting on financing for the new arena was another example. It featured a presentation of architectural drawings, some general remarks by Mayor Herenton, PBA chairman Arnold Perl, and Grizzlies investor Pitt Hyde that ate up some more time, and some plaudits from council members. Almost all of the local media were represented, but the meeting was more form than substance. At its conclusion, council committee chairman Tom Marshall acknowledged that he had not even given city attorney Robert Spence a chance to speak.
If the school-funding talks are successful, Herenton hopes they will clear the way for consolidation of city and county government over the next four years. As a three-term mayor and a former school superintendent, he may well hold the record for attending the most public meetings in Memphis history. He knows their limitations. He knows the gap between political posturing and reality on this issue better than anyone except possibly civil rights attorney Richard Fields, who has represented plaintiffs in city and county school-desegregation cases for nearly 30 years.
Pickler says that Fields has given the meetings some urgency by imposing a March 22nd deadline if the county schools want to get funding approval and seek bids by May for a new high school in Arlington in 2004.
The committee meets again Friday. Behind closed doors. After decades of stalemate, the players are willing to sacrifice a little sunshine.
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