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Haunts for August 2009 EP release and UK tour
Posted: 17th July 2009
London based quartet HAUNTS are back with a storming new EP featuring 'Love Is Blind' and remixes from Black Teeth, L'Armour La Morgue and Pics Plox. 'Love Is Blind' - out on 3rd August - will be the final release from their stunning self-titled debut album, released last November on Black Records.
Since the release of their aforementioned debut opus, messieurs Banks, Woodcock, Mitchener and Grover have clocked up shows alongside the likes of White Lies, The Eagles Of Death Metal,Crystal Castles and Yo Majesty. Haunts members Banks and Alex have also remixed the likes of The Enemy, Elbow, Animal Kingdomand Marina & The Diamonds under their Black Teeth guise.
Never ones to shy away from the darker side, the supporting remixes from Black Teeth, L'Amour La Morgue and Pics Plox perfectly compliment the dirty electro side Haunts have always delivered with a stylish stomp and swagger.
Haunts will be hitting the road with SHARKS/// in support for a short tour in August.


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Bill Benson's findings, published in "The Law That Never Was," make a convincing case that the 16th amendment was not legally ratified and that Secretary of State Philander Knox was not merely in error, but committed fraud when he declared it ratified in February 1913. What follows is a summary of some of the major findings for many of the states, showing that their ratifications were not legal and should not have been counted.
The 16th amendment had been sent out in 1909 to the state governors for ratification by the state legislatures after having been passed by Congress. There were 48 states at that time, and three-fourths, or 36, of them were required to give their approval in order for it to be ratified. The process took almost the whole term of the Taft administration, from 1909 to 1913.
Knox had received responses from 42 states when he declared the 16th amendment ratified on February 25, 1913, just a few days before leaving office to make way for the administration of Woodrow Wilson. Knox acknowledged that four of those states (Utah, Conn, R.I. and N.H.) had rejected it, and he counted 38 states as having approved it. We will now examine some of the key evidence Bill Benson found regarding the approval of the amendment in many of those states.
In Kentucky, the legislature acted on the amendment without even having received it from the governor (the governor of each state was to transmit the proposed amendment to the state legislature). The version of the amendment that the Kentucky legislature made up and acted upon omitted the words "on income" from the text, so they weren't even voting on an income tax! When they straightened that out (with the help of the governor), the Kentucky senate rejected the amendment. Yet Philander Knox counted Kentucky as approving it!

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There is little question that investing energy in your nearby Japanese/Sushi café in Los Angeles is an encounter. It tends to be hard to locate a decent Japanese café in certain pieces of the nation, yet luckily, Los Angeles isn't one of them. At the point when you are sufficiently fortunate to have one of these cafés in your neighborhood, should ensure that you experience them however much as could be expected.
On the off chance that you have not encountered a Japanese/Sushi eatery, you ought not wrongly think that the experience or the nourishment is in any way similar to conventional American Chinese eateries. The nourishment in a Japanese café is totally different than the normal Chinese eatery. Most Chinese eateries serve an Americanized adaptation of their nourishment with the goal that it is progressively attractive to the normal coffee shop. Japanese eateries really serve customary Japanese food that is something that must be attempted to be accepted.
There are varieties in the Japanese cafés that you are probably going to discover. Each kind of Japanese eatery is probably going to have some expertise in a specific sort of nourishment. The Japanese/Sushi cafés are one of the more mainstream eateries that have taken off over the most recent few decades.
A Japanese steak house is an occasion when you visit one of these cafés for a night out. The gourmet experts cook the nourishment directly at the table before you and they are a stunning sight to watch. This is a fun method to make the most of your feast and see what fixings are going into the dish that you are being served.
Visiting a Japanese steak house is something that everybody should involvement with least once in their life. A Japanese culinary expert is a genuine craftsman and you will be astonished at the speed in which they work.
At the point when you visit a Japanese/Sushi café in Los Angeles, you ought to be acquainted with the different kinds of sushi that are accessible. It may be useful to bring somebody along that realizes the nourishment to assist you with settling on your choices. You can likewise request help in choosing what to arrange. The hold up staff will be glad to assist you with your first request.
Japanese/Sushi cafés are turning out to be increasingly mainstream consistently. There are still a few regions of the nation where they can't be found, yet as more individuals find this one of a kind and fascinating nourishment, they will spread to those regions also.
It is incredible to stretch out of your usual range of familiarity now and then and attempt another nourishment or eatery. Japanese/Sushi cafés are unquestionably a break from what you have encountered previously and will open up the entryway to an entirely different method for preparing and getting a charge out of nourishment. Set aside the effort to gain proficiency with somewhat about the nourishment decisions that you will have when you visit an eatery. Numerous eateries have their menu on the web so you can investigate and choose what you might want to attempt. Take a risk and request something that is totally new to you. You won't be grieved.


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If an evolutionary continuum existed, as the evolution model should predict, there would be no gaps, and thus it would be impossible to demark specific categories of life. Classification requires not only similarities, but differences and gaps as well, and these are much more amenable to the creation model.
Henry M. Morris
The stars associated with the solar system, such as the planets and asteroids (and it should be remembered that the term star in Biblical usage applies to any heavenly body other than the sun and moon) would be particularly likely to be involved, in the view of the heavy concentration of angels, both bad and evil, around the planet Earth.
Henry M. Morris
The main reason for insisting on the universal Flood as a fact of history and as the primary vehicle for geological interpretation is that God's Word plainly teaches it! No geologic difficulties, real or imagined, can be allowed to take precedence over the clear statements and necessary inferences of Scripture.
Henry M. Morris
Never are fossils of creatures found with incipient eyes, with half-way wings, with half-scales turning into feathers, with partially-evolved forelimbs, or with any other nascent or transitional characters. Yet there must have been innumerable individuals which possessed such features, if the neo-Darwinian model of evolutionary history is correct.
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For 90 years, Kessenich's has been Madison and Dane County's premier food service design, equipment, and supply source. We continue to expand our services with state of the art kitchen design, project management, and a brand new retail showroom open to the public. Installation and delivery options available, special orders, a large selection of commercial kitchen equipment on site as well as tabletop, smallwares, appliances, and disposables and chemicals. Everything you need to outfit and keep a busy kitchen running can be found at Kessenichs. Demo kitchen, event center and more!
Kessenich's is celebrating our 90th year serving the Madison and Dane County community! We invite you to come to see our new showroom, test/demo kitchen, and chat with our product experts about equipment, supplies, smallwares, basically everything you need to keep your kitchen up and running. Consult on special orders for furniture, china, glassware, and cutlery. Daily supplies and chemicals are always on hand for carry out or delivery.
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It's Derby Season already and you are probably asking yourself,
Where can I find a Derby Hat?!?!
Look no further! Boston's Floral is more than just the best flowers in Louisville. We also create stunning one of a kind Derby Hats and fascinators by custom order and off the shelf in out Haute Couture Flower shop in the Heart of Downtown Louisville. Don't wait! Supplies won't last! So get or order yours while you can.
Here are some example of last years feather fascinators.
- Classic teal fascinator with aqua stripped coque, Derby Day 2014
- Classisunset fascinator with vintage milk opal jewel, Showroom Collection
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- Hand embellished Boston's Floral Couture hat boxes available in 2 sizes.
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- Perfect for decor as well as storing and protecting your delicate keepsakes and accessories.
Not sure what you need?
Peruse our in stock selection of headbands, embellished hats, fascinators, jewelry & custom hat boxes, on display and available for purchase at our store front at 327 E. Broadway.
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Earlier I could not synch between iOS and macOS versions of Accordance. I can, but consistently get the error message that the devices have never been synched.
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WinterGreen Research announces that it has published a new study IoT for Telemedicine: Market Shares, Strategy, and Forecasts, Worldwide, 2017 to 2023. The 2017 study has 234 pages, 115 tables and figures. Worldwide markets are poised to achieve significant growth as the digital economy takes hold with IOT Internet of things and all manner of automated medical monitoring processes increase the value of medical care while decreasing the costs.
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IoT platforms for healthcare implement use of the digital economy. IoT for Telemedicine depends on infrastructure scalability excellence, which is achieved with a two layer architecture utilizing adapters and processors to manage sensor connectivity.
Healthcare stakeholders include payers, manufacturers, providers and physicians. Telemedicine IoT platforms provide the technology that implement a framework for transition from disjointed care to coordinated care. Platforms permit clinicians to be reactive to change in patient condition, permitting proactive care delivery.
According to Susan Eustis, lead author of the study, "Remote healthcare grew 44% in 2016. The Intel® Health Application Platform helps enable innovation for greater adoption and effectiveness of secure remote patient care solutions. By offering a platform that supports gathering medical data at the edge of the network, devices are enabled that gather and distribute personal medical data securely to any cloud."
IoT telemedicine platforms growth is brought by the combination the ability to lower the cost of medical care delivery while improving the quality of care dramatically. The IoT telemedicine platforms value goes beyond traditional medical monitoring bringing to the fore, the value of exercise. The value of exercise has been proven and telemedicine is anticipated to be used by exercise clubs to induce members to do more exercise that is beneficial to long term health. The value of supplemental oxygen in improving endurance and building muscles will likely become a part of telemedicine platform initiatives.
IoT Platforms for Telemedicine market forecast indicates that markets at $1.2 billion in 2016 are expected to reach $9.3 billion dollars worldwide by 2023. These represent a very specialized type of analytics systems able to address a wide range of issues that can be newly managed with digitization. Steady growth is anticipated because the IoT platform units are offering breakthrough digital information integration capabilities that further automates a delivery of care to a patient located remotely. Steady growth is anticipated because the IoT platforms are the best device for implementing efficient operations at low cost.
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1. IoT Telemedicine Platforms Market Description and Market Dynamics: 27
1.1 Telemedicine Is Moving To Deliver Services 27
1.1.1 Doctors Without Borders 28
1.1.2 Recovery After Stroke: New Device to Keep Patients Motivated 29
1.2 Virtual Doctors 30
1.2.1 Medicare Telemedicine 31
1.2.2 State-by-State Regulatory System 31
1.3 Reshaping Coordinated Care Delivery to Achieve Proactive Wellness
Programs 33
1.4 IoT Scale 39
1.4.1 Intel SDO Service Enhanced Privacy ID (EPID) Key 40
1.4.2 IoT ecosystem 41
1.4.3 Smart Cities Internet of Things (IoT) 41
2 IoT for Telemedicine Market Shares and Market Forecasts 43
2.1 IoT for Telemedicine Market Driving Forces 43
2.1.1 IoT Technology Market Driving Forces 46
2.1.2 IoT Telemedicine Technology Market Challenges 47
2.2 IoT Platforms for Telemedicine Market Shares: 49
2.3 IoT for Telemedicine Market Forecasts: 52
2.3.1 IoT Telemedicine Platforms, Device Connectivity, Components,
Storage, Hospital Connectivity, Market Segment Forecasts 55
2.4 IoT for Telemedicine Data Growth 62
2.4.1 Google, Amazon, Facebook 63
2.5 IoT chipsets 64
2.6 IoT Healthcare Startup Company Funding 65
2.6.1 Value of Exercise: Exercise Gives Diabetics Better Control Of Their
Disease 67
2.6.2 Rise Of Telemedicine, Predictive Analytics And Earlier Diagnoses Of
Illnesses Impact On Hospitals 68
3 IoT for Telemedicine Platform Products: 82
3.1 Intel 82
3.1.1 Intel® Health Application Platform for Flex® IoT Compute Engine 84
3.2 IBM Watson IoT Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Cognitive Systems: 91
3.3 GlobalMed 92
3.4 AMD Global 94
3.5 Vidyo 94
3.6 Samsung Partner Apps Feature of S Health 95
3.6.1 Samsung Human-Centered IoT 96
3.6.2 Samsung C-Lab Innovation: Helping Golfers Perfect Their Swings 97
3.6.3 Samsung C-Lab Innovations 100
4 IoT for Telemedicine Research and Technology: 105
4.1 IoT Sensor Types 105
4.1.1 IoT Monitoring Task 106
4.2 Siemens 108
4.2.1 IoT Technical Standards Embraced by Siemens 110
4.2.2 Siemens IoT for Railroads 110
5 IoT for Telemedicine: Companies 112
5.1 Alibaba Group in Shanghai 112
5.2 Amazon 112
5.3 AMC Health 113
5.4 AMD Global 114
5.4.1 AMD Global Telemedicine Inc. (AMD) and Olea Kiosks 115
5.4.1 AMD Telehealth Commitment to the Customer 117
5.4.2 AMD Management Advancement Of The Telemedicine, Telehealth,
And EHealth Industry 118
5.4.3 AMD Global Telemedicine Service 119
5.5 American Telehealth Association 119
5.6 American Well Systems 120
5.7 Apple 121
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Acne is a common skin condition that affects most people at some point in their lives.
Around 80% of teenagers get some form of acne, however it can also continue into adult life.
It is most commonly caused by changes in hormone levels during puberty, which is why it's common in teenagers.
There are other causes of acne including your genes, as according to the NHS acne can run in families
Also, women may experience it just before their periods or during pregnancy. It can be trigged by some cosmetic products, certain medications, or regularly wearing items that place pressure on your affected area of skin.
The most common places acne develops are the face, back and chest. It can range in severity and, if severe, can cause scarring.
Acne Causes
Acne is caused when hair follicles become blocked. This is often a result of over-production of sebum, which the body produces to help stop the skin drying out.
The over-production of sebum can be caused by a number of things including:
- Raised levels of the hormone testosterone, usually during puberty.
- Family history. If your parents had acne it's likely that you will too.
- Reactions to substances such as cosmetic products, medications or even smoking.
Did you know there are different types of spots?
- Blackheads are small black or yellow bumps that appear on the skin indicating blocked pores.
- Whiteheads are also small bumps, but firmer with white centres that do not empty when squeezed.
- Nodules are hard painful lumps that are under your skin whereas;
- Pustules are spots that contain pus usually on the surface of the skin.
If your skin is also red and swollen, this is called inflammatory ace and should be treated early to prevent any scarring.
Acne Treatments
For the majority of mild cases of acne, over-the-counter treatments can help reduce the symptoms. Speak to one of our pharmacists for advice on which treatment could help you.
Should it become more severe or worsen over time speak to your GP about prescribed medication that could help.
There are things you can do yourself to help reduce the symptoms and improve your skin's appearance including:
Try not to pick, squeeze or scratch
Irritating spots can cause inflammation which can lead to scarring. Spots will go on their own without intervention but may leave redness on the skin for a few weeks.
Top Tip: Wear your hair in a pony tail. Keeping long hair off your face can help to prevent spots or acne appearing on your forehead
Try to avoid over-washing
Frequent washing can irritate the skin and can also cause overproduction of sebum which can make the skin worse. Avoid rubbing, scrubbing your skin and wash the area no more than twice a day. Remove excess oil on your skin by cleansing your skin with a mild product
Top Tip: Don't forget to apply products to your jawline!
Try to avoid cosmetics that block your pores
A lot of cover-up and foundation makeup is oil based and not well suited to people with acne. Where possible try to use water-based products to avoid blocked pores. Covering up pimples with as few layers of cosmetics as possible helps pimples clear up.
If you feel uncomfortable without makeup, take it off once you get home to allow your skin to breath.
Top Tip: Don't rub your skin when removing and makeup as it can cause irritation.
Try something new
It's important to make sure the products you are using works for you and your skin. Different treatments or products work differently for different people, so don't be disheartened if the products doesn't work for you straight away. It usually takes a few weeks or months for results to show.
Top Tip: If you aren't sure how your skin will react to a new product, do a patch test on a small area of the skin before applying it all over
Is there such a thing as an acne diet?
You might have heard that eating greasy or sugary foods can be the cause of acne, but no need to worry about the occasional treat. The International Journal of Dermatology advises that, despite what you may hear, chocolate isn't the cause of spots. So, you may not have to cut any foods out, but what should you be eating?
In the same way as you should be nourishing your body, you need to look after your skin as well. And, one of the best ways to do that is to eat a healthy diet with plenty of fresh fruit and veg. If you're doing this, you shouldn't have a problem getting all the vitamins you need to support your skin. The most important vitamins to make sure you're eating for healthy skin are:
Vitamin A: Generally accepted as one of the main vitamins for skin health, vitamin A can be found in oily fish, eggs, milk and yoghurt.
Vitamin C: You may have heard that vitamin C is good to help maintain your body's health, but did you know it's though to help keep your skin firm and pliable? It's found in a wide variety of fruit and veg, including peppers, kiwis, oranges and even broccoli.
Vitamin E: Vitamin E is becoming more common in skincare products. It's thought to help prevent scarring, including from acne. You can find it in nuts, seeds and olive oil
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The service is easy to use, patients fill out a free online consultation and upload photos of their acne. These are then reviewed by the clinicians, and if suitable, one of 18 treatment options are prescribed. Find out more and start you free consultation here.


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By Robert Kowalik, Practice Director Healthcare at Bluvision, part of HID Global
Twitter: @HIDGlobal
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Hospitals face countless logistics, compliance, and safety hurdles every day. Expensive equipment goes missing or maintenance schedules delayed in searching for assets. Patients and visitors get lost trying to navigate a hospital's corridors. Security personnel scramble to locate a clinical staff member who triggered a duress alert. Small instances that slip through the cracks, like a nurse not washing his or her hands before administering treatment, can have lasting consequences for patient safety and hospital management.
Solutions exist for these problems, but they often operate independently from one another. Relying on dozens or more of applications designed to solve one problem at a time is—at best—inefficient, labor intensive, and costly. Hospitals miss out on collecting valuable, potentially life-saving data that is lost in the complex management of IT solutions.
While each healthcare organization has its unique challenges, hospitals are increasingly turning to Internet of Things (IoT) solutions that deliver location services to streamline everything from asset visibility, patient flow, hygiene compliance, to security systems onto an easy-to-manage, low-cost IoT platform.
A complete IoT ecosystem doesn't just allow for efficient management and deployment of apps, it also enables the aggregation and analysis of large amounts of data to help make decisions and gain insights based on the real-time location solution. With IoT solutions, hospitals can locate and manage everything.
Location-based data is richer than just knowing the physical location of an object or person. The exact temperature of medications or vaccines can be monitored while in storage, while being transported to a patient, and before being administered – all part of the healthcare chain of custody.
Staff can quickly locate equipment and know its maintenance status. This information creates a data trail to identify opportunities for reducing spoilage and increasing operational efficiency.
Many uses for increasing hospital efficiency and the patient experience are already identified for IoT location services, but the industry is currently only at the tip of the iceberg. More solutions are rapidly being designed and implemented as hospitals are increasingly seeing the value of this data and these solutions.
The healthcare industry is adopting IoT solutions at a faster rate on average than across all other industries combined. Hospitals that ignore this powerful technology stand to fall behind in terms of efficiency and the level of patient care they provide.
Already, hospitals are finding ways to leverage location-based data in game-changing ways.
Staying compliant with hygiene standards is a laborious task. Some hospitals rely on the frighteningly antiquated practice of direct observation to monitor their staff's hygiene compliance. This labor-intensive option is unrealistic for a healthcare setting of any size. Relying on self-reported hygiene information introduces a whole other set of problems.
With IoT enabled solutions, hospitals can automate hygiene monitoring for compliance and patient safety. Location awareness lets hospitals create a record of when staff are at a soap or sanitizer dispenser, how much was dispensed, and how long the staff member was at the hygiene station.
In an age where operational demands have outgrown manual processes, hospitals need to adopt new technologies to guarantee they provide the best patient experience and remain competitive in a changing world.
IoT solutions make it possible that hospitals can measure their level of actual service time when patients are engaged in the care flow. Hospitals can monitor patient wait times in the waiting room, exam room, pharmacy, or any other department. Following a patient's stay from intake to discharge reveals where delays in care occur and help staff comply with mandated turnover rates. Monitoring patients using disparate applications can obscure insights about wait times or other lapses in care that an IoT ecosystem reveals.
Location service solutions also offer improvements in visitor experiences. Confusedly wandering the corridors of a hospital can become a thing of the past with Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) powered wayfinding systems deployed over an IoT stack. Visitors and patients can use their phones to receive turn-by-turn navigation inside hospitals, across medical campuses, and even in parking lots. Accurate indoor GPS wayfinding, anchored by BLE technology, benefits patients and visitors with easy-to-follow directions and helps hospitals decrease missed or late appointments due to lost patients.
Healthcare IoT is delivering location awareness to provide better visibility into everything, including security. Patient identities can be carried through the care process more efficiently with location-aware apps. Room entry technology can display a doctor's credentials when they enter a room, establishing trust between patients and their care providers.
For more threatening security situations, IoT location services monitor staff location in real-time, so security personnel can respond with speed and precision to any instances of duress.
Staff, patient, and equipment locations can be monitored using Bluetooth beacons that bring an array of additional benefits to hospitals. Doctors can trade in their numerous ID badges for accessing secure locations or information for one trusted ID badge. Patients of any age who might wander can be easily located and cared for when given an ID badge with a beacon.
Hospitals that embrace the power of a BLE-powered IoT stack introduce trusted, intelligent improvements to their settings. Healthcare managers owe it to their staff and patients to get the best out of the healthcare IoT.
Future is here and affordable. Proprietary point solutions of the past are going to be disrupted with wide location services platforms that are efficient and scalable and cost effective to implement and administrate. Time to look at location services as an enterprise strategy is before us and the benefits significant.


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The Broomfield judge overseeing the domestic violence case against former University of Colorado assistant football coach Joe Tumpkin did not allow Tumpkin to enter into a plea agreement Wednesday, saying he first wanted written motions from the attorneys explaining the reasons behind the deal and also said the victim had a right to be present.
Tumpkin, 47, is charged with five counts of second-degree assault and three counts of third-degree assault.
Tumpkin appeared Wednesday in Broomfield court for a preliminary hearing, but 17th Judicial District Attorney Trevor Moritzky confirmed earlier reports that prosecutors had reached a plea deal with Tumpkin, in which the former coach would plead guilty to a misdemeanor count of assault with a domestic violence factual basis.
Moritzky asked for the preliminary hearing to be waived and a plea hearing be set so Tumpkin could undergo a pre-sentence investigation and a domestic violence evaluation.
But defense attorney Jon Banashek asked that Judge Michael Goodbee immediately accept the plea Wednesday. "He is now ready to move forward," Banashek said.
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Led by Jacob and Jess Koch, our youth ministries meet on Sunday mornings (Sept – May) from 9:15 – 10:00 am to help our Middle School and High School students discover what it means to be a follower of Christ through weekly discipleship and discussions. Meeting at Cross and shuttling over to the local McDonald's the youth of Cross study God's word with a breakfast sandwich and a cup of hot chocolate.
Topics vary, but by spending time in God's word and with one another, our youth have created a haven in the midst of this chaotic world for their journey towards adulthood. Contact us for more information!


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back in high school and it's ok
Thu 2014-02-06 23:41:28 (in context)
This week an errant internet discussion reminded me that I have Ursula K. LeGuin's Steering the Craft on my bookshelf and have not yet read it nor worked through it. This struck me as unfortunate, an oversight to be corrected straightaway.
When I got to the first exercise, I remembered why I bounced off of it previously. LeGuin takes writers through the basic building blocks of the craft; accordingly, the exercises are themselves fairly basic. Here's the very first exercise:
Being Gorgeous: Write a paragraph to a page (150-300 words) of narrative that's meant to be read aloud. Use onomatopoeia, alliteration, repetition, rhythmic effects, made-up words or names, dialect--any kind of sound-effect you like--but NOT rhyme or meter.
I think my past reaction to this sort of thing was, "Please. I'm not in high school anymore."
Which I admit sounds pretty darn arrogant of me. In my defense, I suspect a non-trivial portion of that response was my old adversary, Resistance-To-Writing, in disguise and looking for any excuse to keep me and the blank page apart.
To whatever extent arrogance and resistance played a part, and in which proportion each had a hand, this week I'm making amends. Tuesday I darn well sat down with "Being Gorgeous" and my 25-minute timer and I wrote the beginnings of a really silly ghost story. Wednesday, I fed the next exercise to my freewriting session--a paragraph of 150-350 words without any punctuation--and the results were a sort of eerie musing on the breakneck pace of the unrequited striving that is the human condition.
Now, 150-350 words isn't going to take 25 minutes to write, not even if I think hard about each sentence. So after I'd done the exercise, I considered the questions and thoughts LeGuin follows up the exercises with and babbled about them on the page. And--what do you know?--by doing this faithfully, by genuinely engaging in the exercise, by not deciding ahead of time that I was way beyond this stuff--I came to some unexpected understandings of my process and my relationship to the elements I was obliged to use.
The punctuation-free exercise brought me to these observations:
- Take away my syntactical pauses, and my tendency will be to try to write as fast as I can! I had to dial that back a bit so I could think about what I was creating.
- Next my tendency was to try to express my having run out of ideas by means of a stop or a pause. To break out of that, I had to think up some words that lent themselves to forward motion rather than to pausing, and to pushing the idea to its next possible permutation.
- "Words that lend themselves to forward motion" in practice meant choosing words that complete or continue a clause begun by the previous couple words, such that rather than having a string of clauses clumsily glued together by conjunctions, I was trying for a series of overlapping clauses.
- The piece began in first person plural ("Then we started..."), but the moment an imperative snuck in ("quick quick jump up higher and higher and reach a bit more just a bit"), I naturally slipped into second person singular ("and you know you'll never get there but you're incapable of ceasing...."). It's a good thing I seem to be able to get away with second person narratives, because it seems to be one of my default storytelling modes.
So these are the thoughts I start having when I give myself permission to just go back to high school already, what are you afraid of, scared you might learn something? Jeez.
PS. In Scrivener, these Daily Idea files got the label "Exercise," because that's what they were and that's how this works.


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OMass TherapeuticsPublications
Selected abstracts and publications from OMass and collaborators showcasing our cutting-edge science
Modular detergents tailor the purification and structural analysis of membrane proteins including G-protein coupled receptors
Leonhard H. Urner, Idlir Liko, Hsin-Yung Yen, Kin-Kuan Hoi, Jani Reddy Bolla, Joseph Gault, Fernando Gonçalves Almeida, Marc-Philip** Schweder, Denis Shutin, Svenja Ehrmann, Rainer Haag, Carol V. Robinson & Kevin Pagel
Modular detergents tailor the purification and structural analysis of membrane proteins including G-protein coupled receptors, Nature Communications, 564, 2020
PtdIns(4,5)P2 stabilizes active states of GPCRs and enhances selectivity of G-protein coupling
Hsin-Yung Yen, Kin Kuan Hoi, Idlir Liko, George Hedger, Michael R. Horrell, Wanling Song, Di Wu, Philipp Heine, Tony Warne, Yang Lee, Byron Carpenter, Andreas Plückthun, Christopher G. Tate, Mark S. P. Sansom & Carol V. Robinson
Nature 559, 423-427, 2018
Ligand binding to a G protein-coupled receptor captured in a mass spectrometer.
Yen HY, Hopper JTS, Liko I, Allison TM, Zhu Y, Wang D, Stegmann M, Mohammed S, Wu B, Robinson CV
Science Advances, 3, 2017
The role of interfacial lipids in stabilizing membrane protein oligomers
Kallol Gupta, Joseph A. C. Donlan, Jonathan T. S. Hopper, Povilas Uzdavinys, Michael Landreh, Weston B. Struwe, David Drew, Andrew J. Baldwin, Phillip J. Stansfeld & Carol V. Robinson
Nature, 541, 421-424, 2017
High-resolution mass spectrometry of small molecules bound to membrane proteins
Gault J, Donlan JA, Liko I, Hopper JT, Gupta K, Housden NG, Struwe WB, Marty MT, Mize T, Bechara C, Zhu Y, Wu B, Kleanthous C, Belov M, Damoc E, Makarov A, Robinson CV.
Nature Methods, 13, 333-336, 2016


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ALEXANDRIA, Va. – Last month, Republican presidential candidate Lindsey Graham obliterated his archaic cell phone with evident glee.
In a video set to "The Four Seasons" by Vivaldi, the 60-year-old Graham hammered the phone with a meat cleaver before dropping it in a blender, drenching it with Red Bull, and dousing it with lighter fuel. As the tones of Vivaldi faded, the South Carolina senator finally smashed the phone into tiny pieces by throwing it off a roof.
"Or if all else fails," Graham advised, "you can always give your number to The Donald."
The video, a dig at rival candidate Donald Trump who had given out Graham's cellphone number the day before, was widely shared on Facebook and Twitter by political journalists and those following the unwieldy race for the Republican nomination.
While the video got Graham a lot of attention, it was produced not by his campaign but by IJReview, an upstart news website that its founders describe as the news destination for "independent minded-Americans."
"Every cycle there's a breakout media star," executive editor Michelle Jaconi said in a recent interview. "In 2008, The Huffington Post and Politico... figured that they won. In 2012, [it was] definitely BuzzFeed."
Jaconi, a CNN veteran who spent more than a decade at NBC's "Meet The Press," wants the 2016 campaign to put IJReview on the map. "We're positioned perfectly to execute on that goal."
The Graham piece, and a subsequent video starring his Senate colleague Ted Cruz of Texas, got them a lot of attention.
Founder Alex Skatell, who launched the site three years ago when he was just 25, said that the Graham video, which took just 2 hours to produce for the in-house staff, cracked 2 million views in 24 hours.
It was "a different take on the interview," said Skatell. "Instead of telling us how he feels, it's him showing us how he feels."
The Graham stunt has helped bring glowing profiles in recent weeks. But the site — hungry to be taken seriously — is up against big rivals, and the strain is starting to show.
Some embarrassing early posts, for instance, have disappeared from the site. Headlines like "MUST SEE VIDEO: Obama Voter Says Vote For Obama Because He Gives a Free Phone" and "New Poll: Reagan Ranked Greatest President Of Last Hundred Years; Guess Who's the Biggest Failure?" that amassed scores of likes on IJReview's Facebook page now redirect to 404 error pages.
The particularly dedicated reader can dip into the Internet's morgue, The WayBack Machine, to see them, but today's IJReview visitors get only a sanitized, fresh version wiped free of the old stumbles.
It echoes a recent controversy at BuzzFeed, in which more than 1,000 old posts disappeared.
But IJ Review seems unbothered by the disappearances.
"As we grew from a blog to reporting news with stronger editorial standards, we wanted the site to reflect that. We've made sure to keep our Wayback Machine profile public for anyone to take a look and see how far we've come," IJReview spokesman Matt Manda said in response to an inquiry from Mashable.
The path to credibility
Nearly a month after the Graham video, IJReview's Alexandria, Virginia, headquarters were still littered with wreckage from the shoot. In the unfinished, raw office space, cell phone carcasses were still strewn across a table as were the charred pizza bagels Graham used in the video. Staffers were moving in props for another video shoot — one of five video series pilots they plan to launch this year.
While IJReview has gotten noticed for its political coverage, the website's headlines on any given day range from deep dives on policy to oddball news stories from around the world, like a recent story about a Pittsburgh cashier who defended himself from would-be robbers using a machete.
Editor in chief Bubba Atkinson, who worked as a waiter before joining IJReview, said the vast GOP field resembles the first episode of the Bachelorette. "It's like a reality TV show that's going on right now [but] it's politicians."
What suggests evolving ambitions for the site is that the newsroom is now staffed with people such as Atkinson, who has little traditional media experience but who seems to instinctively "get" what does well online, alongside news veterans like Jaconi.
When Atkinson joined in 2012, the site's staff comprised just him and a handful of others who, until recently, didn't do any "reporting outside the office." Now, the site claims to have reporters in every early primary state or plans to hire staff there.
When Mashable visited the site's Old Town headquarters, it was announcing seven new hires, each introduced with a Vine video. By the end of the 2016 cycle, IJReview's editorial staff will reach 100 people, Skatell said.
In addition to Jaconi with her decades of network news experience, the site has hired Hunter Schwarz, who until recently reported for The Washington Post's political blog, The Fix. And next February, ABC News and IJReview will partner to host the seventh GOP primary debate, which is sandwiched between the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary.
Presidential debates will never be the same, thanks to @ijreview. http://t.co/ZX8oarGaEs
— Erick Erickson (@EWErickson) June 17, 2015
Taking on the critics
While IJReview came from modest beginnings — Skatell launched it as a side project using funds from an app he created in college — the site has matured into a revenue generating company. IJReview's leadership declined to discuss financial details specifically, but Skatell said a New York Times report in November 2014 that pinned revenues "in the low seven figures a month" was accurate.
Skatell and Atkinson also said that they would not rule out one day charging for content. They praised Politico, which has expanded its expensive subscription service to include more than a dozen coverage areas. "I think it's definitely something that we're thinking about, but it wouldn't be the same type of audience and customers," Skatell said. "We're more broadly focused."
According to NewsWhip, a site that tracks social sharing, IJReview recorded 9.9 million Facebook interactions on 1,684 articles in July 2015, putting the site in the top 50 English language publishers on Facebook that month.
Part of what has made IJReview successful so far — the site brings in roughly 24 million unique visitors each month, according to comScore — is throwing out traditional models of political coverage, said Jaconi.
Jaconi, for example, has taken the unprecedented decision to ban the term "frontrunner" from the coverage. Her argument? News outlets shouldn't dictate who's winning a race before one voter has even cast a ballot.
"Our audience — and us as a brand and a news company — doesn't trust institutions, media or politicians," Jaconi said. "So why not let the voters vote before we say who's ahead?"
But the site still faces questions about where its politics lie, given the background of its founders and the site's affiliation with digital agency IMGE, which has worked with a long roster of largely Republican clients.
A recent International Business Times profile of the news site questioned the site's independence given the relationship it has with IMGE, which engages in political consulting. IMGE once worked with former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush's Right to Rise PAC, as reported by Politico.
Skatell and cofounder Phil Musser, a former executive director of the Republican Governors Association, both have roots in the Republican party apparatus. But they — along the other site staffers — chafe at being labeled a "conservative" news site, akin to Glenn Beck's The Blaze, the eponymous Breitbart News or Tucker Carlson's The Daily Caller. In interviews with Mashable and other news outlets, they focus instead on their "independence." To that end, the site will rebrand this fall to be known as the Independent Journal, rather than IJReview.
According to the most recent Quantcast rankings, 46% of IJReview's audience is Republican and 44% is independent. Characterizations of conservative bias, Skatell said, are cheap shots from "someone that wanted to discount what we're trying to build."
"Tim Russert worked for a Democrat on the Hill," Skatell said. "No one accused him of being a Democratic operative."
Jaconi, who described herself as a registered independent, put it another way.
"So much of people's frustration with politics and with the media right now is they feel like media institutions or political institutions are talking down to them or talking past them or ignoring them," she said.
IJReview doesn't have a political bias. Or, if it does, it's one against labeling and staid institutions, she added. "It's a bias that says: 'let's stick up for the little guy.'"


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The Canadian Council of Legislative Auditors (CCOLA) is an organization devoted to sharing information and supporting the continued development of auditing methodology, practices and professional development.
CCOLA's membership consists of the provincial Auditors General or Provincial Auditors of the Canadian provinces and the federal Auditor General. CCOLA has one associate member – the Auditor General of Bermuda.
The objectives of the Canadian Council of Legislative Auditors are:
[1] CAAF is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting effective performance audit and government oversight. Individual legislative offices provide funding to CAAF. For more information, see https://www.caaf-fcar.ca/en/.
CCOLA members meet at least twice a year to discuss areas of mutual interest. CCOLA also creates groups to review areas of particular interest to the members.
CCOLA is supported by a Secretariat. To contact the CCOLA Secretariat please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Canadian Council of Legislative Auditors (CCOLA) is an organisation devoted to sharing information, building consensus, and supporting the continued development of auditing methodology, practices and professional development among legislative audit offices at the federal and provincial levels. Its membership consists of the federal Auditor General and Auditors General of each of the 10 Canadian provinces. [1] Legislative auditors from outside of Canada can have either "Associate Member" status with full voting rights, or "Observer Member" status which does not afford voting rights. [2] The CCOLA currently has one associate member – the Auditor General of Bermuda, and one observer member – the Auditor General of the Cayman Islands.
The CCOLA is funded from member offices, based on a mutually agreed upon formula. Along with the funding formula, the CCOLA members annually review and agree upon the budget. CCOLA funding is used primarily to support the CCOLA Secretariat, its various committees and groups, and to sponsor conferences and symposiums.
The CCOLA also works with the Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees (CCPAC) and the Canadian Council of Comptrollers. The CCPAC facilitates the exchange of information and experience relating to Public Accounts Committees across Canada, and works with provincial and federal Auditors General to improve the effectiveness of both the Auditors and the Public Accounts Committees. The Canadian Council of Comptrollers facilitates the sharing and exchange of information and experience amongst the federal, provincial and territorial comptrollers.
The CCOLA and its committees and groups meet throughout the year either in person or remotely to further their respective annual plans. In addition, each year the CCOLA sponsors three main events: the Financial Statement Symposium and Public Accounts Forum; the Performance Audit Symposium; and the CCPAC-CCOLA Annual Conference. Every four years the CCOLA also sponsors the ACAG-CCOLA Forum in Canada with the Australasian Council of Auditors-General.
Seven committees, which include the Planning and Coordinating Committee (PCC), the Strategic Matters Committee (SMC) and five CCOLA Strategic Support Committees, along with seven Information Sharing Groups support the work of the CCOLA. The PCC facilitates the activities of the CCOLA, manages the CCOLA's administrative and financial affairs, including the development of the business plan, and monitors the achievement of the CCOLA's objectives. The PCC is comprised of three Auditors General based on an agreed upon rotation schedule. Each member is appointed for a three-year term, typically, the first year as member, the second year as the Vice-Chair and the third year as the Chair. The SMC provides the CCOLA with a means to track its risks and opportunities, and as directed by the CCOLA, oversees key CCOLA activities and/or priorities. The SMC also serves as an avenue by which the CCOLA encourages initiatives for collaboration via joint and concurrent audits, such as reviews, studies or follow-up work; and through capacity assistance, such as sharing staff between offices, and information, advice sharing and training on areas of interest.
Collaboration amongst the federal and provincial audit offices is also achieved through the CCOLA Strategic Support Committees and Information Sharing Groups. The Strategic Support Committees have mandates that are related to areas that are of critical importance to the core functioning of CCOLA and its member offices, such as audit training, HRM, IT and peer reviews. The Information Sharing Groups research, discuss and share information and coordinate audits and activities with respect to specific sectoral issues of common interest to member offices, such as environment, education, governance, health, infrastructure and justice.
The CCOLA Secretariat is provided to CCOLA as an in-kind contribution by the Office of the Auditor General of Canada (OAG). The Secretariat's responsibilities are approved by CCOLA. The Secretariat provides administrative support to the CCOLA, the PCC, the strategic support committees and limited support to information sharing groups, in the fulfilment of their responsibilities.
Two significant CCOLA collaborative efforts currently underway include the CCOLA's Training & Capacity Development Initiative (TCDI). The goal of the TCDI is to leverage the training resources available in each member office to develop and maintain CCOLA competency models, curriculums and course calendars for financial, performance and IT audits and soft skills. Additionally, the CCOLA is undertaking a Collaborative Climate Change Audit, an initiative agreed to in principal in August 2015 with the project charter approved in April 2016 by all CCOLA partners.
[1] Note: the Auditor General of Canada is also the Auditor General for the 3 territories – Nunavut, the Northwest Territories and the Yukon.
[2] In addition to voting rights, Associate members are required to contribute to the CCOLA budget, whereas Observer members are not.


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Not a red rose or a satin heart.
I give you an onion.
It is a moon wrapped in brown paper.
It promises light
like the careful undressing of love.
It will blind you with tears
like a lover.
It will make your reflection
a wobbling photo of grief.
I am trying to be truthful.
Not a cute card or a kissogram.
I give you an onion.
Its fierce kiss will stay on your lips,
possessive and faithful
as we are,
for as long as we are.
Take it.
Its platinum loops shrink to a wedding-ring,
if you like.
Its scent will cling to your fingers,
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The Nomadic Peoples of FiberFleece
"In Wool We Trust"
Category: New York Times Democracy
Civil Rights: Below Average
Economy: Good
Political Freedoms: Superb
Location: The North Pacific
Regional Influence: Minnow
The Nomadic Peoples of FiberFleece is a tiny, pleasant nation, remarkable for its burgeoning sheep population. Its hard-nosed, hard-working, intelligent population of 6 million enjoy a sensible mix of personal and economic freedoms, while the political process is open and the people's right to vote held sacrosanct.
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Voting is compulsory. Crime is a problem. FiberFleece's national animal is the sheep and its currency is the spindle.
FiberFleece is ranked 2784th in the region and 50,093rd in the world for Largest Defense Forces (per capita).
Issue #2: Cloning research - Yes, government supports it


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College World Series 2013: Star Players Who Will Crumble On Big StageJune 14, 2013
The College World Series leads off with Opening Celebration Day on Friday, June 14 and will dig into gameplay starting Saturday at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Neb.
It's then that heroes will reveal themselves and others will buckle beneath the pressure. With the opening pitch just a day away, let's take a look at what stars may not shine so brightly in the College World Series.
Kyle Schwarber, C – Indiana University
The sophomore catcher's 18 home runs lead anyone remaining in the CWS, but he's tied for 54th in RBI with 54.
Schwarber has a lot of upside and comes in with a sparkling .376 batting average, but he's still a young athlete and the big stage could wear on him.
While Indiana has a few other stars to consider, Schwarber's power is an integral piece in their lineup and could run cold at the worst of times.
Andrew Moore, P – Oregon State
The freshman has posted an impressive first season and his numbers have gathered attention from across the baseball universe.
His 14-1 record and 1.36 ERA are stellar, and his strikeout/walk ratio stands at an efficient 70/26. The number to worry about is his 119 innings pitched.
Too much work can put a strain on a young arm over the course of a season, and the College World Series is when he will need to be at his absolute best.
Alex Bregman, SS– LSU
Bregman was voted the SEC Freshman of the Year last week and is a tremendous contributor on the No.1 ranked Tigers.
Bregman leads the team with a .380 average, 104 hits, 59 runs, 18 doubles, 16 stolen bases, seven triples and 154 total bases. However, he also leads the team with 16 errors.
He's garnered a lot of attention on the national level, combine that with this being the biggest stage of his young career, carrying a 57-win team is a lot for a 19-year-old to handle.
Kent Emanuel, P– UNC
Emanuel is enjoying his best season as a Tar Heel and it earned him NCBWA All-America third team honors.
He's totaled a team high 10 wins and is second with a 2.11 ERA. While he's only walked 22 hitters in 110.2 innings, he's given up 92 hits and surrendered some unearned runs as well.
He's the team's ace and averaging a respectable WHIP of 1.03. Only there are an abundance of talented hitting lineups ready to knock around the 6'4" junior.
The College World Series begins play Saturday and here are the first round match ups.
Saturday, June 15
Game 1 – 3 p.m. EST: Mississippi State Bulldogs (48-18) vs. No. 3 Oregon State Beavers (50-11)
Game 2 – 8 p.m. EST: Indiana Hoosiers (48-14) vs. Louisville Cardinals (51-12)
Sunday, June 16
Game 3 – 3 p.m. EST: No. 1 North Carolina Tar Heels (56-10) vs. North Carolina State Wolfpack (49-14)
Game 4 – 8 p.m. EST: UCLA Bruins (44-17) vs. No. 4 LSU Tigers (57-9)


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On August 16th, 2018 the Food and Drug Administration approved the first generic version of the EpiPen in an effort to drive down the cost to make it more affordable for families. The EpiPen is designed to automatically inject epinnephrine into a persons thigh to stop an allergic reaction.
How Epinephrine Works
Epinephrine works by reducing swelling in the airway and increasing blood flow in the veins. Teva Pharmaceuticals USA is the company that has made the generic copy that will rival the existing company Mylan. Mylan has raised the price of their EpiPen sixfold since purchasing it in 2007, yet the company has been plagued by periodic shortages which has left families struggling to find a reliable supplier. Teva's epinephrine auto-injector can be used to treat life-threatening allergic reactions such as peanuts and bee stings in adults and children weighing more than 33 pounds.
The generic version was approved to market in 0.3 mg and 0.15 mg strengths. The commissioner to the F.D.A., Scott Gottlieb, is planning to speed up approval of generic products to lower cost and also try to get them out for the back to school season. When the product hits the market it will eventually be a substitute for the Mylan EpiPen.
About 15 million Americans have food allergies. It is estimated that 2.4 million children have had a life threatening allergic reaction. This is why we need a generic EpiPen made available to all Americans. To many families are not able to afford the outrageous prices of this product nor have insurance to cover the cost.


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Monsieur le Marquis de Vourvain was staring at the wall of his prison cell, not really sure how he'd wound up there. He was the head of one of the families descended from Phillipe the Good's virtuous knights. He was nobility. He was loyal to the crown. This should not be happening.
The Republican movement was less than a decade old and like all right-thinking members of his class, he'd dismissed them as utter crackpots. No-one believed the King would entertain the notion of agreeing to the Republican Accords. It had been a profound shock when the King had signed them and he still found it impossible to believe the story that the King had been a founding member of the Republicans.
Eviction from his estates had left the family penniless. Under the King it would have taken a conviction of treason to do that but this new Republic could just change the rules.
He'd disowned his youngest son for taking work as a common ostler, then the two older ones had signed on as private soldiers in the Republic's Army and that was hardly better. His eldest daughter, who should have married a Marquise or even a Duc, had decided to marry a jumped-up, university-educated apothecary's son and Marianne, his own wife, had helped her! Their second daughter should marry a Marquise or a Comte, but Genevieve was spending all her time at embroidery and plain sewing which was a suitable occupation for a young noblewoman except she was selling the results. As was Marianne. His wife and daughter had become seamstresses. They were nobles. This wasn't how it was supposed to be.
After his arrest, when the Republican Guard had burst into that meeting, Marianne had come here and shouted at him for all the world to hear, about Eugenie, their youngest. She was pretty enough, he supposed, but she had no accomplishments at all - he refused to consider laundry, floor scrubbing and market haggling accomplishments. He'd come to expect she'd never marry and would look after Marianne and himself in their old age. Eugenie had stabbed a Republican Guard Captain in their front room.
Quiet little Eugenie had tried to protect him and her mother and sister. In the small watches of the night, that was what made him feel like a failure, that she had seen the need to do that.
There was something strange going on though. Something about Eugenie's problems that no-one was mentioning.
"You've got a visitor." That was the guard opening the door of his cell. That was unexpected, Marianne had had to stand outside the bars to talk to him.
The Republican Guard Captain he'd last seen being attended to in the front room while he and his fellow counter-Republicans had been bundled out of the building under arrest walked in and stood in front of him. The guard locked the cell door again.
"Citizen de Vourvain," the Guard Captain spoke. He was young, blonde and his combination of sideburns, beard and moustache somehow made his face look thinner than it ought to. "I am Armand Portal. I have come to tell you that I intend to marry your daughter Eugenie and explain why she will accept me."
"She stabbed you," Eugenie's father stated the obvious. "In the chest. With a kitchen knife."
"And no harm done," Captain Portal agreed easily, "which is why I can offer her an alternative to standing her trial for my attempted murder in front of my troop."
"No harm done?" He didn't bother hiding his disbelief.
The Captain raised an eyebrow. "You surely don't believe that the descendants of King Phillipe's knights are confined to the nobility? They and all of their scions would have to have kept their hands to themselves for that, wouldn't they?"
"And you have?"
"All the physical hardiness Murthyn's processes endowed on them, it seems." The Captain allowed himself a small smile. "Whereas your family is inclined to the physical beauty aspect." He paused then went on, "I have been trying to get Eugenie to talk to me whenever I ran into her in the town for some time. Now I understand why she always acted like a mouse or startled rabbit." He shifted, perhaps a little uncomfortably, "And now I know what she's like when people she cares about are threatened. I like the idea of that fierceness between my children and danger."
"Captain," the apothecary's son had never approached him but de Vourvain could remember being on the other side of this conversation, "are you asking my permission to marry my daughter?"
"No." That was a bald statement. "I'm asking you not to make trouble. If she goes to trial, she'll be found guilty and hang. Please don't make her think that you believe that would be better than marrying me."
"I suppose you'll live on your salary." The Marquis managed to make that sound almost like an insult. "Where will you live?"
"I'm being transferred south, to a project to open up the southern salt flats for easier exploitation, so I'll take Eugenie with me. They're calling the new settlement we're going to Mayrah, after one of the old Atlantean colonies." The Captain added hesitantly, "I believe I can take good care of her and give us a good chance of being happy together."
"What was wrong with the way things were?" The Marquis hadn't asked this question so plainly, ever. Not even in his meetings that dreamt of over overthrowing the Republic.
"Didn't you read the former King's thesis?" The Captain was astonished. "The one about the social and economic changes we need to make to remain a power and not be absorbed into Terrencia or Cadlera? It's all in there. Everything."


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Knicks star Carmelo Anthony has been a fan of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles since he was a boy, but that doesn't mean kids these days are taking to the TMNT line he created for Macy's.
TMNT x Melo, Anthony's line of boys apparel inspired by the reptilian ninjas, was on the discount rack, marked down 40 percent on Wednesday at Macy's flagship store in Manhattan — just five days after a new Ninja Turtles movie from Paramount Pictures opened to a soft box office.
Melo's apparel line debuted on May 21.
The limited-time collection, which features hoodies, shorts and tees, is the first initiative between Anthony and TMNT license-holder Nickelodeon.
The two committed to an array of TMNT-themed consumer products a year ago — a partnership that has Nickelodeon serving as licensor and Anthony as creative director.
Macy's introduced TMNT x Melo as part of the marketing buildup to the release of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows," the second TMNT movie since Nickelodeon parent-company Viacom acquired rights to the property in 2009.
"Shadows" debuted at No. 1 last weekend, but its gross failed to meet expectations, coming in at $35.3 million. That's far short of the $65.6 million that Paramount's first outing with the franchise commanded on its opening weekend two years ago.
Paramount reinforced the connection between Anthony and the Turtles during "Shadows" by giving the NBA All-Star a cameo role.
Macy's did not answer questions about whether the movie's disappointing performance had anything to do with the TMNT x Melo line's move to the discount racks.
Nickelodeon declared the co-branded licensing effort a success.
"It has put the Turtles into new aisles at retail, and it represents the biggest order Nickelodeon has ever had with Macy's," a spokesman said.


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14th Judicial District Attorney Brett Barkey has asked the District's Grand Jury to investigate the September 15th, incident in Tabernash where Grand County Sheriff Brett Schroetlin shot and wounded a suspect. Schroetlin says the suspect attacked him with a knife. Senate Bill 15-219 requires the District Continue reading
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Grand Jury Asked to Investigate Sheriff Incident
Shooting in Grand County
An officer involved shooting in Grand County yesterday has left one man hospitalized and three law enforcement officers on paid administrative leave as an outside party conducts an investigation. The Grand County Sheriff's Office responded to a report of a burglary in progress at the Snooty Coyote Liquor Continue reading
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Officers Held Hostage Before Shooting
The 14th Judicial District Attorney's Office has released more details regarding Monday's officer involved shooting in western Moffat County. At around 2 Monday afternoon, Colorado Parks & Wildlife Officer Nathan Martinez and Moffat County Sheriff's Deputy Bhrent Shock were investigating a suspicious vehicle off of the road on US Highway 40 east of Dinosaur, when the officers encountered a male and female who, according to the evidence, briefly took Continue reading
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District Attorney Confirms Officer Involved Shooting
The 14th Judicial District Attorneys Office has shed a little light on yesterday's "critical incident" near the Colorado/Utah border…but not much. The Office says there was an officer involved shooting, but won't say how the incident went down. Their Critical Incident Command Team is investigating the Continue reading
Sheriff's Office Vague about "Critical Incident"
The Moffat County Sheriff's Office is being vague about an incident that occurred yesterday afternoon, in which a Moffat County Deputy Sheriff and a Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) District Manager were involved in what the department is calling a "critical incident" with two Continue reading


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Ancient Romans used to eat three meals a day. The jentaculum, was basically Ancient Romans' breakfast, mainly based on bread, cheese, milk, fruit and honey.
The lunch, called prandium, was a quick meal, made of fish, bread, fruit, legumes, and wine.
Dinner was the main meal of the day. During the coena, Ancient Romans used to eat on the triclinaria. The most important ingredient of their cuisine was the garum, a kind of brine, that probably replaced salt and that was very expensive.
Read more: Vegetarian Italian Recipes: Ancient Roman Cuisine
In this post we are going to show you how to prepare one of the most delicious Italian chicken recipes, typical of the Emilia-Romagna region's culinary tradition.
The Italian name of the recipe is "Pollo alla Cacciatora". The word "pollo" means "chicken" in Italian. "Cacciatore" is the Italian word for hunter, probably coming from the use of herbs, such as rosemary and garlic, which were used by hunters to cook the prey.
With this recipe we are going to show you how to prepare two fancy Italian dishes, the Swordfish alla Siciliana, sided by a tasty salad of raw artichokes.
Both these recipes will be perfect for a fancy dinner or to be served during a special evening or occasion. You will stun your guests by showing them two typical Italian dishes that are very simple to prepare and rich of heathy and tasty ingredients.
Read more: Fancy Italian Dishes – Swordfish alla Siciliana and Raw Artichoke Salad
Today we would like to share an easy chocolate cake recipe to prepare an Italian traditional dessert, the Caprese Cake, invented on the beautiful Island of Capri around 1920 - 1930, with chocolate and almonds, crispy outside and soft and fluffy inside.
Perhaps this cake was baked for the first time by the chef Carmine Fiore. According to legend, the cake was invented by mistake: the flour was forgotten and replaced by cocoa powder.
If you are in Rome on February don't miss all the funny celebrations for the famous Roman Carnival.
Since from the Renaissence it became the most awaited event of the year and still today people from everywhere come to enjoy it. We love to share with our guest this ancient roman tradition: if you come in the next two weeks we will walk trough the playful squares full of happy masks and eat together the delicious fried flat stripes kown as Frappe!
This dessert, deep-fried and sprinkled with powdered sugar, is commonly eatan in Rome in the period just before Lent, during Carnival.
Here you can find an easy and fast recipe: try to make it by your self before taste it in Rome!!!
Today we would like to talk about Tiramisu, one of the most famous and appreciated Italian dessert, and we are going to show you a fast and simple recipe to prepare it.
Tiramisu originated in northern Italy during the 17th century. There are several legends linked to this dessert. One tells that some pastry chefs in the city of Siena wanted to invent a new dessert in honor of Cosimo de Medici, the Great Duke of Tuscany, to celebrate his greatness.
Delicious Italian Pasta Recipes
Today we would like to introduce you to some of the most appreciated and loved Italian pasta recipes originated from the Lazio regional culinary tradition!
All this pasta dishes and recipes are really easy to make and do not need long preparations!
With this simple and tasty dishes you will amaze your guests and your family!
Enjoy it!
Chocolate salami is one of the most loved dessert from the Italian tradition. This simple and quick recipe makes of chocolate salami the perfect dessert for every celebration and we can assure you that after the first bite you won't stop eating it.
As always happens in Italy, there are many variations of the theme, according to regional culinary customs.
Whether you want a rich and healthy pie to sweeten your day or to surprise your friends and family, this recipe is just right for you!
The Ricotta and chocolate drop tart is a typical dessert from the Roman tradition. You won't find any restaurants in Rome that don't offer this deliciousness to its guests.
There is no doubt that this is an essential dish in the italian cooking. The name comes from the city of Amatrice (located 130 km west of Rome).
It was actually the shepherds who made the recipe known in the capital, due to their seasonal movements of cattle (transhumance) towards the Roman countryside.
Bruschetta is a traditional Italian dish: it is fresh, simple and delicious.
If you want to prepare a simple bruschetta you will need: Italian bread, olive oil, sea salt and garlic.
First of all, bread needs to be toasted, then rub it down with a clove of raw unskinned garlic, drizzle with olive oil and finally add a sprinkle of sea salt.


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"Friendship is like money, easier made than kept."
this and looking at my life, the strongest reason why I had lost a number of my friends is COMMITMENT.
Friendship thrives on long term commitment from both partners.
very first second girlfriend I had broke up with me when the burden was so heavy on her cos I was no longer committed.
She complained and complained until she wasn't able to do it all. And then she threw in the towel.
Twas really painful though… Buh that's life: You gain some, you lose some.
That's one of the lessons I learnt in my early 20s.
the lessons of life are not free. It took something from my life_ my Sweetheart.
Sometimes the due we pay to learn life lessons could be very expensive.
But you can't get some experience otherwise_ You just have to pay the dues, sometimes.
The due I paid was the relationship with someone I deeply loved in my early 20s.
Well, I feel bad about the due but so grateful about the lessons.
# Smiles.
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All of the troubles that some people have in life is that which they married into. -Edgar Watson Howe
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- FOOD FOR THOUGHT: The One Who Walks In "When you are up in life, your friends get to know who you are. But when you are down in life, you get to know who your friends are. There will be many people who will be great to be around when times are easy, and when there are no worries, instead take note of the people who remain in your life when times are…
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- Philip Adams "It seems to me that people have vast potential. Most people can do extraordinary things if they have the confidence or take the risks. Yet most people don't. They sit in front of the telly and treat life as if it goes on forever." Philip Adams quotes
- Edgar Allan Poe – 27/5/2017 Es dudoso que el género humano logre crear un enigma que el mismo ingenio humano no resuelva. Frases de Edgar Allan Poe - 27/5/2017


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Nuns peddle message of peace
Clad in black sweatpants, red jackets and white helmets, the hundreds of cyclists pedalling the treacherously steep, narrow mountain passes to India from Nepal could be mistaken for a Himalayan version of the Tour de France.
The similarity, however, ends there. This journey is longer and tougher, the prize has no financial value or global recognition, and the participants are not professional cyclists but Buddhist nuns from India, Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet.
Five hundred nuns from the Buddhist sect known as the Drukpa Order last Saturday completed a 4,000km bicycle trek from Kathmandu to the city of Leh in North India to raise awareness about human trafficking in the remote region.
It had taken them just over two months to complete the journey.
The bicycle trek from Nepal into India is nothing new for the Drukpa nuns. This is their fourth such journey, meeting locals, government officials and religious leaders to spread messages of gender equality, peaceful co-existence and respect for the environment.
Dubbed the "gongfu nuns" due to their training in martial arts, they also deliver food to the poor, help villagers get medical care.
Led by the Gyalwang Drukpa, head of the Drukpa Order, the nuns raise eyebrows, especially among Buddhists, for their unorthodox activities.


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While it can often be difficult to change an unfortunate birth name, you're not stuck with a bad name on your Twitter account. How you identify yourself online can say a lot about you, so it's crucial to tailor your username to best fit your online persona. Luckily, it's easy to change both your username and display name on Twitter, and there is no limit to how many times you can change them.
Though used interchangeably, your Twitter username and display name are not the same things. Your username is your unique Twitter handle, the name that appears in your profile URL and allows you to log in, reply to tweets, and direct message others (it's the name that follows the @ symbol). Your display name, on the other hand, appears above your username on your profile page and is likely the name that most users will recognize you by.
If you think it's time for a name change — whether to add a level of professionalism to your online persona or you're just tired of the old name — here is our quick-hit guide on how to change your Twitter name. Unlike creating a new account, changing your username or display name leaves your existing followers, direct messages, and replies intact. Here's how:
How to change your Twitter username
Step 1: Log in to your Twitter account
Log into Twitter as you normally would with your current username (or email) and password. Note: This can also be done using the Twitter appon your phone or tablet.
Step 2: Access the Account Settings
Next, click on your profile image — or the gear icon, if you don't have a profile image — between the search bar and the Tweet button in the upper-right corner. Select Settings and privacy near the center of the resulting list. The Account tab should open by default, but you can click on the Account option in the menu to the left if it doesn't.
The steps to accessing Account Settings is the same in the app, but your profile image will be on the opposite side of the screen.
Step 3: Change your username
Type your desired username in the text field next to Username (or in the Username tab in the app) – it just needs to be 15 characters or less. A message will appear prompting you to choose another username if your first choice is unavailable.
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A RIGHT JOLLY OLD ELf: MR. CLAUS COMES TO LEMON GROVE NOV. 5
By Helen Ofield, President, Lemon Grove Historical Society
Our stockings are hung by the chimney with care
In hopes that St. Nicholas soon will be there.
November 1, 2015 (Lemon Grove) -- He will be. The witching hour is 7 p.m. on Nov. 5 in the H. Lee House, 3205 Olive, Lemon Grove.
Of course, you knew that. Come November, neither you, we, nor anyone within earshot is exempt from visions of sugar plums, the hope of reindeer hooves on the roof, the hearkening to Donner and Blitzen, and the careful setting out of a post prandial libation and figgy pudding for The Great Claus.
He is William Swank and the name fits. He is swell, swank, super-duper and silver-tongued. He's been Santa Claus for 14 years, including seven in the Spreckels Organ Pavilion. He's an author of 10 books, too, bringing us to the main event.
On Nov. 5 Santa Swank will regale us with "Christmas in San Diego," his new book about how SoCal residents, bereft of mittens, icicles and frozen noses, search for Christmas in the best climate on earth. The book is full of great photos of this hunt, among them a shot of a snowman in Lemon Grove the year snow fell on The Big Lemon. (You had to be there, something few will admit to unless they've had a ton of work done.)
P. S. Santa Swank is also a major baseball fan and wizard. So, dear readers, as we bid farewell to the 2015 World Series and herald the holiday season, we have the perfect "History Alive" lecture for you. See you Thursday!
The "History Alive" series is free, 38 and suitable for ages 14 and over. Videotaping of lectures is made possible by a Community Enhancement Grant from the San Diego Board of Supervisors on the recommendation of Supervisor Dianne Jacob, District 2. Ancillary costs of the series are underwritten in part by the Mary England Endowment for Education.


text: I manage a private multi-story office complex. We have a single elevator and an EST 3 fire alarm system. We are having remodel work completed and an Alarm contractor came in last week to manage the fire alarm system during the construction. They wanted to test the alarm system prior to the work starting. After they tested the system they came back to me and noted that when they pulled the pull station to initiate the alarm system the elevator was recalled to the bottom floor. They told me this was wrong and that the elevator should only be recalled if a smoke detector in the vicinity of the elevator was the activator of the alarm, not a pull station. I don't believe that to be true and was under the assumption that the elevator should be recalled for alarm activation period. Am I wrong? What standard does this fall to?


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Stories of hollows and hills
For me, it is 'the low lands, and the full green of the summer trees'. My longings are for peopled places, rich with memory and story and song. These are the slow, rooting days by the river, so sleek that words slide off them and will not stick. Days filled with the flavours of being, […]Read Post ›


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Actress Adrienne C. Moore on owning her characters
Clip: 11/27/2019 | 3m 34s Video has closed captioning.
Adrienne C. Moore is an actress best known for her role in the Netflix TV series "Orange is the New Black." During her first theater performance, she immediately noticed the way the show affected the audience emotionally. Moore opens up about drawing inspiration from her upbringing in Atlanta, the impact her father had on her and her Brief But Spectacular take on the characters of her life.
Aired: 11/27/19
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Check Out The New Samurai Warriors 4 Gameplay Trailer
A new Samurai Warriors 4 gameplay trailer has released and it is over three minutes of high speed action. The game came out in Japan March 2014 for the Playstation 3 and it is now coming overseas for the Playstation 3, Vita and Playstation 4 on October 24 for Europe.
Thanks GamesHQMedia for the footage.


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Article by Sacha Bindra
Photograph by Joungbihn Park
With yet another IASAS fast approaching, the school once again turns its attention to athletes competing in rugby, touch, basketball, and swimming. Over the years, each of these ISM teams have developed trademarks, traditions, and styles that bring them together throughout second season and set them apart at IASAS. These trends include trusty favorite accessories like the slides and elite socks worn by our basketball teams, as well as more specific items or practices followed by each team. Another example is the outgoing members of the IASAS swim team, who often dye parts of their hair blond, or a symbolic 'gold' as a display of unity. Other trends include pre-wrap headbands, long-sleeved sports tops worn by the touch girls, and more.
Although not entirely necessary to play the sport, these traditions have become staples for aesthetics, solidarity, or even functionality. Rugby team member sophomore Josh A. mentions that the team "chose to wear our match kit to training sessions." As a result, he feels as though "we looked like a team and felt one as a team." By wearing the same type of clothes to training sessions, the team begins to build their unity even before playing a match. He adds that wearing the match kit to practices "just stretches the jerseys out a bit!"
While most trends originate from famous teams or brands, Josh says that the ultimate decision lies with the team. "We just design them and see which one looks good," he says, regarding the matter. Although wearing coordinated clothes or uniforms does little to affect their performance, Josh explains that "it [makes] us feel like we look good" while playing. Of course, morale, spirits, and support are important as well when playing a match. Even though ISM has its unique traditions, it appears as though other IASAS schools have their own customs as well. Josh remembers "The JIS team having mohawks" as "quite ridiculous and amusing to teams playing against them!"
To students not participating in this season's sports, certain trends may initially seem bizarre. Yet ultimately, "it shows how far [the teams will] go to support the school and the team spirit," according to sophomore Luke P. Observed throughout all of their intense efforts at local games, meets, and IASAS tournaments, the unity of each group never fails to amaze the ISM community. Their support of the school, as well as each other, through something as simple collective fashion decisions, provides an example for each Bearcat to follow!


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Bristol Mental Health (BMH) is setting up a new choir called Just Sing! Everyone is welcome to come along. The choir is for people of all ages, from the Bristol area and beyond. It is designed to be a relaxed group, with no auditions or performances.
The sessions will be at a central Bristol location at the same time every fortnight and led by experienced choir leaders. Singing will last 1.5 hours and there'll be a chance to enjoy refreshments and a chat too.
If you're interested, please complete this short survey to understand levels of interest and to help answer some questions that will assist the planning of the choir. Please complete the survey by the end of Tuesday 28 February. Further details about the choir will be shared once the results have been collected.
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If you've been waiting for the building instructions for the New York Comic Con 2017 exclusive LEGO BrickHeadz Boba Fett & Han Solo in Carbonite (41498), Lazer310 over on Reddit has graciously provided them in the Imgur albums in the comments. I took it a step further and made the images into PDFs for each of the characters which you can download below. Note that some of the parts are exclusive to this set so you will have to substitute the pieces with something else in your collection.
Boba Fett
Han Solo in Carbonite
If you want your own set straight from NYCC, you can easily find them on eBay and the unsigned versions of set are trending to about $100 or less while the signed versions by Marcos Bessa are just around $120.