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Chris Brown Calls For Everyone To Love Each Other, Gays Included
Nigel Campbell | June 14, 2013
Chris Brown wants to spread the love y'all. The frequently embattled singer has launched the "Unity Campaign" which he hopes will bring people together.
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The new single is apart of my "UNITY CAMPAIGN" which encourages all races, genders, sexes, (everyone) gay or straight to love each other!
Okay. We'll bite.
Just don't punch us!!!
Thoughts on Brown's call for unity, Instincters?
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The General Statistics Office (GSO) of Vietnam reported that the number of foreign tourists to Vietnam reached more than 1.1 million arrivals in the first two months of 2011, a year on year increase of 19.5%.
Of these, nearly 626,000 arrivals came Vietnam for travel and recreation, up more than 14%; those for business were 160,000 arrivals, up 14% and for visiting relatives reached 196,000 arrivals, up nearly 5.3%. The figure for other purposes were 66,000 arrivals, up 54%.
Countries and territories recording the largest tourist arrivals to Vietnam in the first two months of 2011, include: China with 191,100 arrivals, up 39%; the Rupublic of Korea with 102,500, up 17.4% and the US with 96,600, up 8.4%. Japan, Cambodia, and Malaysia also saw significant increases in the number of tourist arrivals to Vietnam.
In three consecutive days, from February 28 to March 2, more than 4,000 maritime tourists from European countries visited Ha Long and were asked to vote for Ha Long Bay to be listed among the world's seven natural wonders. Currently, Vietnam's Ha Long Bay is listed in the top five wonders and the country is intensifying the promotion for the election as it is coming to the final phase.
In 2011, the local tourism sector has a target of welcoming nearly 5.3 million foreign tourist arrivals and providing services for more than 30 million domestic tourists.

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Sunday, December 21
Dust Bunnies vs Genealogy
Uh, days....
Yes, yes...I know.
I should've done this before the fuzzy little darlings began asking for their own cell phone (again!) to keep in touch with their friends on the other side of the room...uh, house.
Currently, we're at an impasse on that one.
No socks, no cell.
I know and they know I know they snatch socks from the dryer when I'm not looking and then hide them gawdknowswhere.
For the record, I'm not a slob, only a semi-professional genealogist. Instead of chasing dust bunnies, I prefer to chase deceased ancestors.
Some think this is a creepy hobby. Be assured there are no actual dead bodies or remains involved, and many of my ancestors are infinitely more interesting than some of my live relatives. (If I've called you in the last two months, or your calls haven't gone to voice mail and then never returned, you're not one of the boring ones.)
Genealogists by nature are clutterers. If you meet a family historian who claims to have "everything" about his or her entire family history in one 3-ring binder...and you probably will over the holidays...trust me, this person has not gone beyond the grandparents!
What real genies call "the low-hanging fruit".
Those truly addicted...yes, addicted...to this pastime will have piles of files around their computer and on the floor. (Doesn't everybody use the floor as a filing cabinet??...)
Oddly, they will be able to recite from memory the birthplaces of all 10 children of 3rd great-grandpa Cupp and his second wife, and if pressed, can extract in a matter of seconds the documentation for same from those piles of files.
From the Harader file.
Well, silly, Harader was the name of the traveling preacher who baptised all of them - where else would they be filed! (Don't go there.)
Years ago in a rare fit of Getting Organized, I purchased several storage tubs (with lids) that hold hanging file folders. And then another...and another - because at no time did it occur that for this "system" to work, I actually have to put the files back into the tubs after making copies to mail to new-found cousins.
But the lids do come in handy for stacking files on the rare occasions they can't be on the floor (vacuuming, for instance). They're also a favorite spot for dust bunnies to congregate, so that's the first stop with the feather duster.
Maybe I'll even find a sock!
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- pinkpackrat said...
What is it about socks--two go in the dryer but only one comes out? It's magic and I find the best thing to do with dust bunnies is to make friends with them--but then I'm not a genealogist:-)
- December 22, 2008 1:22 AM
JamaGenie....When it's time for a big cleaning around this place, I find myself tossing things or boxing them up and putting it in the garage. So much easier to get to those dust bunnies and the spiders usually tangled up in them! Since I'm allergic to dust, I'm not all that eager to go after them in the first thing, so my first line of attack is getting rid of as much as possible. As long as I don't disturb them, they don't disturb me. It's a win-win situation! As far as chasing dead relatives, I have a hard time keeping up with the live ones. I do find myself missing them around the holidays. I have narrowed down where everyone came from to Russia, Poland, Luthuania and Austria. A few from Ohio and New York as well. From my mom and dad's generation on, everyone came from Californina. Except for my sister, no one was into collecting dust bunnies. A bunch of clean freaks! On the other hand, my sister was so bad at cleaning at one point that she could have had a dead body stuffed under everything, and no one would have ever found it. She's gotten a lot more tidy in her old age, and now she's just a shopaholic who stores most of everything she buys and holds garage sales to get rid of it. I on the other hand can't stand clutter! Sometimes I wonder if we are really related? Just one of those curiosities of nature!
- December 22, 2008 4:53 AM
- JamaGenie said...
TOYTYME, what an interesting mix of ancestors! And I like your attitude about dust bunnies - box 'em up and move 'em out. Alas, I'm the type that before I give dishes or clothes to Goodwill, I'll wash them! How clean freak is that?
- December 22, 2008 9:27 AM
- JamaGenie said...
PPR (pinkpackrat), the missing socks thing IS magic. Like how the light comes on in the fridge when you open it, and blinking neon signs. But there's a whole a whole family of teensy-tiny Little People that take care of this. They used to turn on dial tones, too, until they demanded a hefty pay hike, so phone makers had no choice but to invent cells.
But only dust bunnies snatch socks. I know this because as soon as I start brandishing the feather duster, missing socks *magically* re-appear in the back of the sock drawer or in plain sight under the bed. No one else could've put them there. (That's my story, and I'm sticking to it.)
Nice to see you here.
- December 22, 2008 9:33 AM
- Sue said...
Thanks for dropping by my blog and leaving a comment.
I had to smile at your post about being a Saturday's child but, speaking as a Wednesday's child, I think I possibly draw the short straw...
Enjoy your holiday.
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Yes Man gets a PG-13 Rating
According to ComingSoon.net, Jim's next film Yes Man recieved a PG-13 rating by the MPAA for "crude sexual humor, language and brief nudity!" I'm sure in the coming weeks, we will see a new full trailer and tv spots before the Dec. 19th release!
"Snakes! Why it had to be snakes?"
-Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
Re: Yes Man gets a PG-13 Rating
PG-13 is good.
Bah hum bug!!!!
When once asked what I would do if I met Jim I said that I would give him so many hugs because he is so damn HOT and then I would tell him to get married. Response, "he is hot, but...nevermind."
Choose your friends by their character and your socks by their color, choosing your socks by their character makes no sense, and choosing your friends by their color is unthinkable!
I think this is going to be a reaalallaalllllly!.....
good movie, if not grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreat!
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Success Tips: Do you have a REAL goal in mind?
Posted on November 27th, 2012 by Travis Corpening
"There is no hope of success for the person who does not have a central purpose , or definite goal, at which to aim. Ninety-eight out of every hundred of those whom I have analyzed had no such aim. Perhaps this was the major cause of their failure."
– Napoleon Hill, Think and Grow Rich
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Cyclocross season in the Seattle area has officially kicked off, despite my late blogging action. Racer Boy Ian, with less then usual riding this summer, gives it a go. Me, bike geek dad, coming off one of the lamest riding summers in years, provides support and can't even comprehend entering a 'cross race at the moment.
Lucky for me, taking pics at races has proven more fun then actually suffering through one, though entering a 'cross race or two still on my agenda, even if that doesn't occur 'til next season.
Two races under Ian's belt so far. First one the sarcastically titled Labor Day Cyclocross Championship, the season kick off event for the area. This edition held on some sort of military property near Tacoma, Washington...
Teammate Lars blurs the course tape.
In the heat of battle.
Race your shadow.
Lars frozen mid remount.
JL Velo juniors hanging out at the team tent.
Ian (on right) warms up with teammates.
Ella warms up, representing one of the few junior girls racing 'cross.
Start line smiles, Ian (sans shades) looks on.
Go Ian go !!
Ian sprints for the line, despite his 8th place out of 8 (in the 13 - 16 year old class) for the day. Racing against older kids who are coming off a summer of racing road and track ain't easy. Ian never gives up however, his face as proof. Ironically, he won this event last year.
High school age teammate Anders day in the sun. Nice kid and son of Lars, also on the team.
Racing hurts in many different ways. An early lesson.
Post race Ian looking a little tired. Warm and dusty conditions for the day.
A few blur shots for the album.
In the shadow of Mount Rainier.
Second race of the season, the following weekend, the first race of the MFG series was next on the list. This being Ian's third MFG 'cross series since starting racing a few years ago. I dig the MFG series and the folks running the show. A very cool scene and something we look forward to. As per last year, MFG # 1 held at Big Finn Hill Park in Kirkland, almost in our backyard. Don't get to ride from your driveway to a race very often...
Junior teammate Evan in action.
Teammate Lars warmin' up.
Singlespeed action.
Hanging out.
This woman at every 'cross race styling on the yellow IF and always smiling.
Diggin' in.
Various shots from the several zillion I clicked through the day.
Junior teammate Jarrett on the go. Some of the kids on the team, Jarrett included, race CAT4 men and their respective junior class during each event.
Go Ian go. Did much better this race, around 12th place out of 24 juniors in his class. Not bad considering he was in the ER three days earlier with a suspected broken elbow, courtesy from falling out of a tree. The life of a 13 year old. This season, the MFG folks split the juniors up by school grade, a cool idea and less confusing then "racing age". Ian will compete in the 6 - 7 grade class for the series. We dig it.
Junior teammate George exits the barriers. George didn't even know what a cyclocross bike was until last year. One of his school teachers mentioned it, his family checked out a race and here he is - now in his second season of 'cross. Awesome.
Teammate Luke about to sample a little soil.
Start line laundry pile.
More examples of my patented blur shot. Call now, operators are standing by.
Daytona 500 banked turn action, Zac Daab leading the charge. Zac owns Cascade Bicycle Studio and is the driving force behind the MFG 'cross series. Thanks to Zac and crew for providing a great series for the Seattle area.
No crankset? No problem...
Pics-O-Plenty for the day. It's late and I've turned off the caption machine. Feel free to make up your own.
Two races down in the books. Ian gave it his best and enjoyed both events, and that's what it's all about. Plenty more races in the near future, with rambling Words 'N' Pics provided at no cost to you, the home viewer. And with that, I sign off...


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Loui Eriksson jams in rebound 3:03 into in overtime to give Stars 5-4 win over Blue JacketsNHL.com @NHLdotcom
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Loui Eriksson fought off two defenders to get his stick on a rebound and jammed it in 3:03 into overtime to give the Dallas Stars a 5-4 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Tuesday night.
Eriksson was being held back by a pair of Blue Jackets but reached for the puck as he was falling and whipped it past goalie Sergei Bobrovsky for the winner.
Cody Eakin had given the Stars a 4-3 lead with 6:24 left in regulation when his shot from the right wing handcuffed Bobrovsky, the puck trickling through his leg pads and across the goal line.
But the Blue Jackets once again tied it ? for the fourth time ? when Nick Foligno tossed a hard pass from the left short boards to R.J. Umberger, who scored from the right hash with just 1:34 remaining to force overtime.
Eakin, Antoine Roussel and Derek Roy each had a goal and an assist. Brenden Morrow scored, and Stephane Robidas and Brenden Dillon each had two assists for the Stars, who had lost three of four coming in.
Cam Atkinson, Nikita Nikitin and Derek Dorsett had the goals for Columbus, which opened a stretch with 10 of the next 12 games coming at home but still lost its third in a row overall and sixth in seven games.
Just before the start, the Stars dealt right wing Michael Ryder and a third-round pick to Montreal for right wing Erik Cole in a swap of veteran forwards. The move came less than 24 hours after Ryder posted the first three-assist game of his career.
The Blue Jackets were making their first appearance at home after a six-game road trip, matching the longest in franchise history. They also were without four of their top players: centres Brandon Dubinsky (knee) and Artem Anisimov (concussion), and defencemen James Wisniewski (broken foot) and Jack Johnson (shoulder).
Down 3-2 going into the third, the Blue Jackets got some puck luck to tie it.
Adrian Aucoin's shot ricocheted off a Stars player in the crease and ended up in front of Atkinson on the edge of the left circle. He lifted the puck to beat Richard Bachman for his second of the second to square it.
Columbus twice tied it in the second period and each time the Stars came right back with a goal.
Nikitin evened it early in the period at 1-1 on a hard shot from the middle of the blue line that beat Bachman high on the glove side.
About 5 minutes later, Roy got off a shot from the left doorstep that Bobrovsky stopped but couldn't control. Roy got another whack at the rebound before Bobrovsky and defenceman Tim Erixon could turn and collect the puck. It was his second goal of the year.
Before that score could be announced, the Blue Jackets tied it at 2 when Dorsett pounced on a loose puck and lifted it high over the right shoulder of Bachman for his third of the season.
Less than 3 minutes later, Dallas regained the lead. Robidas slid a cross-ice pass to Dillon at the left blue line. His slap shot was headed wide of the cage but was redirected by Roussel for his fourth.
The Stars got on the board first thanks to a nice centring pass and a lucky bounce.
Eakin carried the puck with pressure along the left wall before sliding a perfect lead pass toward Morrow, who was being closely guarded by a defender. Morrow couldn't get a stick on the puck but was able to get a skate on it ??? jamming it past Bobrovsky, who protested. After a video review, the goal was allowed to stand, giving Morrow his fifth of the year and the 242nd as a Star. That leaves him one behind second-place Jere Lehtinen on the franchise list, well behind leader Mike Modano's 434.
NOTES: Ryder had points in his final six games (2-7-9) with the Stars. ... Columbus C Derick Brassard sustained an upper-body injury in the second period and did not return. ... The Stars have scored at least three goals in each of their last 11 games. ... Columbus has the worst record in the NHL (5-12-3, 13 points).
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SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. – Cal Poly exploded for 11 runs in a game-changing fifth inning to defeat UC Santa Barbara, 15-5 on Saturday afternoon at Baggett Stadium.
The victory assured Cal Poly of its first series win over the Gauchos since 2009 and prevents UCSB from finishing Big West Conference play at or above .500 on the season. UCSB falls to 24-26 overall and 10-13 in the Big West. Cal Poly, with postseason hopes still alive, improves to 32-20 and 12-8 in conference play.
The marathon fifth inning by the Mustangs erased what was believed to be a game-changing second inning by the Gaucho offense. UCSB struck for five runs in the second inning, highlighted by Lance Roenicke's two-run double.
But the Mustangs sent 14 men to the plate in the fifth and saw Mitch Haniger blast a three-run home run and Alex Michaels rip a three-run triple to highlight the inning. UCSB used four pitchers in the inning, who combined to walk six batters in the inning and 11 on the afternoon.
Andrew Vasquez was touched for four earned runs in 4.1 innings with five strikeouts and seven walks. For the first time all season Vasquez's ERA jumped over the 2.00 mark as he aims to lead the conference in ERA. The freshman's ERA currently stands at 2.08.
Jared Wilson (0-1) took the loss as he didn't record an out vs. the three batters he faced in the fifth.
Brett Vertigan went 4-for-5 for the Gauchos with a run scored and an RBI as the speedy leadoff man boosted his batting average to .379. He has reached in all but one game this season for UCSB.
The Gauchos round out Big West play on Sunday against Cal Poly with a 1 p.m. game. The game can be heard live online on AM 1290 or online by clicking here with the pregame show starting a half-hour prior to first pitch.


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Client Notice 12.31, Public Involvement (pdf), informs clients of the opportunity to get information about HFS medical programs through the HFS Web site: www.hfs.illinois.gov
CN 12.31 also informs clients of the ability to sign up to receive the HFS E-News newsletter, and to become involved in related committee meetings, through the Public Involvement section of the HFS Web site. This notice is being inserted with December 2012 medical cards. The notice is in English and Spanish.
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Paris: Paris Saint-Germain boss Laurent Blanc has admitted he is "confident" a deal for Edinson Cavani will soon be completed.
Club sporting director Leonardo confirmed last week the Ligue 1 champions had tabled a bid for the Uruguay star, with reports suggesting they had agreed to match his 63 million euros release clause.
Although the Brazilian is set to stand down from his post at PSG, Blanc remains optimistic that a deal to bring the coveted striker to Parc des Princes will be completed.
"I am confident," he told reporters after PSG`s 2-1 friendly win over Rapid Vienna on Friday. "But as the player is not yet officially at the club, it would be useless to work on projected ideas. It`s best to wait until the player is officially with the club."
PSG are also in the hunt for Roma defender Marquinhos, who has been linked with a move to Barcelona, and Blanc admits the interest in the 19-year-old will complicate any potential deal.
"I know the player very well from Serie A," he said of the Brazilian. "It`s a difficult issue since, from what I know, we`re not the only ones after this player. It proves his value.
"Our priorities in the market, as I said a few days ago, are to find a striker and a left-back."
Blanc is dismayed at Leonardo`s impending departure, stressing that he would have loved to work with the former AC Milan star far beyond this summer.
"I would have liked to continue working with him," Blanc added. "We worked together for two weeks and had a truly good understanding.
"When I signed for PSG, I didn`t know he was leaving. I understood he wanted to take a step back, but to then think he would not be there at all? No."


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DWTS 12 – Brooke Burke Talks On The Dancing With The Stars Finals (Video)
KTLA interviewed Brooke after the Season Finale. She talks of how this Season had one the "nicest" casts they've ever had. The interviewers ask Brooke if they think Chelsea and Mark were robbed of the Mirror Ball. Brooke says it's not fair to ask that because Hines had "rhythm" and related well to the audience. She was the most surprised at Kirstie's success on the show, but, could see why she made it the finals on personality alone and women across America loved her. All this and more as Brooke promotes "Suave" as well.


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26 NFL quarterbacks have tried and failed to bring the Cleveland Browns back to glory since 1999 … but Tajh Boyd believes Clemson star Deshaun Watson is the guy who can finally turn the team around.
Boyd — Clemson's all-time passing yards and TD record holder — says Watson has a mentality that will make his teammates more confident (something a 1-15 team desperately needs).
Watson declared for the NFL Draft after the Tigers beat Alabama in the 2017 National Championship Game Monday night … and the Browns hold the No. 1 overall pick in the draft in April.


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Reviewed By: Jeff on 3/8/16
Worked perfectly. Did exactly what I needed on a small bike.
The solution for setting up a rear rack without band clamps, which can be especially useful for riders on carbon or aluminum bikes.
The amount of load you can apply to the rack with this setup depends more on the type of rack you are using, so there is no recommended weight limit for this seat collar, but I would suggest you don't run a carbon seatpost with this. The eyelets are drilled for M5 bolts, which are the same size you use with your bottle cages, and the full alloy construction is plenty durable.
Alloy construction. 2 x M5 rear threaded eyelets, made for a 31.8mm seat tube
Reviewed By: Jeff on 3/8/16
Worked perfectly. Did exactly what I needed on a small bike.
Reviewed By: C Michael T Fisher on 4/7/11
Was using it within 15 minutes.
Reviewed By: Dennis olmstead on 4/15/10
My 31.8mm seat tube didn't fit through the collar, just into the large end but not through the small end. So I ground off the small end "lip" with a Dremmel tool and then slid the collar up the seat tube til it was even with the rear rack. The rack braces fit perfectly without bending them and I still use my old seat tube collar as before. Summary: it doesn't work as I expected, but with some modification it works well.
Reviewed By: A customer from Durham, NC on 4/13/10
It doesn't fit my seat post.


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Life-long Eczema:
After NAET treatments my eczema is gone! I spent my lifetime going to dermatologists, eliminating common skin irritants, and avoiding many foods. This only made the rash tolerable at best. Last year I was determined not to put any more cortisone on my skin or take any more Benadryl for the itching. After trying everything, I was skeptical to try NAET. Without shots, creams, or pills, how could this possibly cure me? Well, after only 6 treatments it was clear that this was working. I am now eczema free. Thank you Jenna!Sara D. - Ann Arbor, Michigan
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After being very ill for over two years due to severe stress and everything from migraines to digestion problems and hypoglycemia, I have made great strides being under treatment with Dr. Boggess. He is addressing my hypoglycemia and my adrenal exhaustion. My hypoglycemia is stabilizing and my headaches are dramatically improved. I am so excited… read moreCara B - Troy, Michigan
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After only a few short weeks of working with Natural Balance my sleep had improved dramatically. I am now waking with vigor, the quality of sleep is carrying me longer through my days, and I began to vividly dream again. After years of poor sleep I am very grateful for the natural sleep repair strategies… read moreLibby S. - Ann Arbor, Michigan
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I am so grateful that I was finally able to address anxiety and long-term sleep problems without the use of prescription medications! Multiple doctors had asked me to start medication, but I knew there were alternatives if I only found the right doctor to help me. Since starting several regimens prescribed by Dr. Boggess, my… read moreMelissa M - Ada, Ohio
Frustrated with the "system":
As I continue to be discounted by so many physician "specialists" I can't tell you how grateful I am that I found Dr. Boggess. I am grateful that they look at the whole person, instead of the numbers. Patient's aren't and never have been numbers on reference scales, nor are we subject to only fitting … read morePamela F. RN - Indianapolis, Indiana. Former: Director of Alternative Services, St. Francis Hospital Center, Indianapolis, IN; Director of Outpatient Services, St. Joseph Hospital, Kokomo, IN; Owner and COO, Indiana Home Health Care Network, Anderson, IN; Vice President of Patient Services, Community Home Health Care Network, Kokomo, IN; Owner and Vice President of Patient Services, The Home Health Care Network, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Seasonal Allergies:
My 14-year old daughter old suffered from seasonal allergies. The Allergist recommended that we start allergy shots immediately and we left the office with an EpiPen for emergencies. I searched for alternative treatments and found NAET at Natural Balance Wellness Center. During the Basic NAET treatments with Jenna, her symptoms lessened and once we completed… read moreMaria D. - Ann Arbor, Michigan
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1926 Lambert & Butler "Who's Who In Sport" #2 Bobby Jones Rookie - PSA NM-MT+ 8.5
Starting Bid - $500, Sold For - $1,541
Graded NM-MT+ 8.5 by PSA. One of only two examples graded at this level by PSA, with just two cards graded higher. One of golf -card collecting's most important cards: Outstanding ultra high-grade rookie card of the legendary Bobby Jones, considered by many to be the "Babe Ruth" of golf, from the popular 1926 Lambert & Butler "Who's Who In Sport" set. This 50-card multisport issue features only five golfers (Jones, Sweetser, Gourlay, Leitch, and Boomer). The set was produced by the England-based tobacco company Lambert & Butler. Cards from this set feature black-and-white photos of the greatest athletes of the day from their respective sport. Bobby Jones' greatest achievement was winning the "Grand Slam" of golf in 1930 (the Open Championship, the U.S. Open Championship, the United States Men's Amateur Golf Championship, and the British Amateur Championship). Pack-fresh gem, with outstanding photo contrast, and perfect centering. This card appears Mint; only the slightest minute hint of wear in the upper left corner keeps this card from being a PSA MINT 9. This is a incredibly crisp, high-grade example of Bobby Jones' rookie card from this extremely attractive 1920s multisport card issue. The SMR value for the NM-MT 8 grade is $1,250; there is no SMR value for the NM-MT+ 8.5 grade. Reserve $500. Estimate $1,000+.
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Welcome to our Wednesday edition of Would You Read On?. We appreciate you taking time out of your busy day to stop by our blog.
Kindly comment if you would read on or return this book back to the shelf. Last weeks contributing author is revealed below this first page.
Would You Read On?
My husband was dead and I wasn't and I hated eating alone.
Yet here I stood, a party of one, at the door to the Ebb Tide Diner. With Exxon pumps out front and the motto "Eat Here and Get Gas" you didn't expect fancy; it was the home-style cooking that kept this Cape Cod place packed.
After a move from the Boston area to the Upper Cape town of Sandwich, my husband Nate and I had eaten here often when our kids were young. But it didn't become our Friday date-night standby until they were grown and gone. I hadn't been back since Nate died, over 18 months ago. It was the beginning of a new year; I needed to deal with some things; and coming back here, alone, was one of those things.
Silly as it sounds, I had my hair done for the occasion, covering the gray dulling my natural nutmeg color and adding some golden highlights. I even wore the green sweater set and dangly silver earrings Nate had given me. I guess I did it for the same reason I spent time looking out over the ocean instead of the cemetery: I knew Nate would like it.
The word "pathetic" chided my resolve. I recovered fast and scolded myself: "Keep moving, McGee; self-pity is not on the menu."
The place was crazy-busy as usual. The smell of pot roast and fried clams awakened tasty memories. A fast-walking waitress, plates running up her arms, slowed down long enough to tip her chin in the direction of the last vacant table—the one Nate and I had called "our table." Sitting there wouldn't make my first trip back any easier.
Leaning on my elbows, I clasped my hands under my chin and stared across the table at the empty chair. Summoning the image of Nate and me in times gone by brought a smile instead of tears, comfort not sadness. Grief was turning, I could feel it.Now this isn't so bad, I thought.
Last weeks entry was offered by Sharon Kopf. You can find Sharyn on Facebook, or by visiting her website, sharynkopf.com (geared toward her freelance article writing) and her blog, sharynkopf.blogspot.com (which focuses on her single-over-40 nonfiction work).


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Children and youth with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (I/DD)1 must receive a free, appropriate public education as guaranteed by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). Education must include individualized supports and services, quality instruction, and access to the general education curriculum in age-appropriate inclusive settings, in preparation for adult life.
IDEA requires that students with disabilities be educated to the maximum extent appropriate with students who do not have disabilities. However, many students with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities remain segregated in self-contained classrooms or separate schools, with few or no opportunities for academic or social involvement in inclusive settings. Students with I/DD frequently do not have access to quality instruction or services and supports necessary to participate as full members of their school communities. Consequently, many students with I/DD leave school unprepared for work, postsecondary education, or adult life in the community.
Administrators, educators, and support staff too often lack sufficient training and knowledge about the needs and abilities of these students. School districts struggle to recruit and retain qualified special education personnel. Paraprofessionals providing support in inclusive classrooms are often poorly paid and do not always receive or seek professional development relevant to students' needs.
Outdated, inaccurate beliefs about students with I/DD persist, leading to low expectations, segregated classrooms, and a diminished sense of accountability for these students. In some communities, No Child Left Behind's focus on student performance has led to the conclusion that these students are "bringing down" test scores and are to blame when schools and school systems do not achieve adequate yearly progress.
Students with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities have the right to be educated in general education classrooms in their neighborhood schools with appropriate services, supplementary aids, and supports. Alternative placements should be rare and considered only when education in the general education classroom cannot be satisfactorily achieved. In order to provide a free, appropriate public education for students with I/DD, all those involved in the education of students with I/DD must:
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Duncan dismisses Lee Ryan rumours
Duncan James has dismissed claims that he enjoyed a gay fling with Blue bandmate Lee Ryan.
Lee, 30, admitted during a chat with Celebrity Big Brother housemates Jasmine Waltz and Luisa Zissman that he had "been with a man".
Newspapers later alleged that the Blue singer had "been intimate" with his pal.
But bisexual Duncan - who has previously admitted to having threesomes with Lee - dismissed the suggestions.
According to MailOnline, Duncan tweeted: "Still laughin at this mornings claims. Every1 knows about the 3somes but its never gone beyond that. I mean I love Lee but not THAT much."
Lee reportedly told Now magazine in 2010 : "Me and Duncan had threesomes! We did some crazy s**t with each other. And I'm a bit camp sometimes."


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Wayland Singers, International Choir to give concert
PLAINVIEW -- The Wayland Baptist University International Choir and Wayland Singers will join to present an evening of choral music, Thursday, October 27, at 7:30 p.m.
The International Choir will present a variety of music representing every style period from the classical to folk songs and spirituals. Familiar composers represented are Bach, Mozart and Brahms with a little Barry Manilow thrown in.
The Wayland Singers will present sacred music in varied styles, from familiar hymns and traditional anthems to contemporary Christian songs.
Dr. John Scott Herrington directs the International Choir. Robert Black directs Wayland Singers.
Admission is free and open to the public.


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Fixing Copyright: The Purpose Of Copyright
from the holding-the-debate dept
But, clearly, some in Congress realize this is a debate worth having. So if they're too afraid of some industry lobbyists, we might as well kick off that debate for them. We're going to do a series of posts digging into Khanna's paper. The paper, of course, starts off by debunking three commonly believed myths concerning copyright law, which are often used by policy makers to justify bad policies.
The purpose of copyright is to compensate the creator of the content: It's a common misperception that the Constitution enables our current legal regime of copyright protection -- in fact, it does not. The Constitution's clause on Copyright and patents states:This is exactly correct, as we've discussed numerous times before. This is not to say that one of the results of copyright law is to compensate the creator. That's clearly a large part of how the law is supposed to function. The thinking behind this is not too complicated: if we can ensure greater compensation through limiting competition and supply via artificial monopolies, it drives up the price of those goods, leading to greater income."To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries" (Article I, Section 8, Clause 8)Thus, according to the Constitution, the overriding purpose of the copyright system is to "promote the progress of science and useful arts." In today's terminology we may say that the purpose is to lead to maximum productivity and innovation.
But that theory includes several assumptions which may not be true. Let me present a hypothetical to make the point. I am not saying this is absolutely the case, but let's say we have scenario A and scenario B:
Scenario AAgain, I'm not saying that this is what happens in all cases. I'm just making this point: I don't believe that a single, sane person would argue that scenario A is better than scenario B. In scenario B the artist has more fans, more ability to make new music and more money. It's a much better position. But that income does not rely on copyright.
Artist's works are locked up under copyright, but he sells them for $1 per song downloaded.
Fans pay for and download 100 songs.
Scenario B
Artist frees up his work to the public domain, and encourages them to be spread freely. Thousands of copies of the song are downloaded. Artist sets up a Kickstarter to fund next batch of songs, and quickly raises $10,000
And that's the simple point that seems to get lost in this debate. Because copyright exists and is so prominent in the business model of artists, many incorrectly believe that it is the business model for content creators, and there can be no other. But, what we've really done is set up a crutch. Because the government has "picked winners and losers" by backing copyright as the core piece of a business model, most content creators have focused almost exclusively on monetizing via copyright. And thus, they argue, any attempt to change copyright is an attack on their incomes.
But, if we all agree that scenario B is a better scenario for the artist and for the consumer, then we've already shown that copyright, itself, may not be the best tool for artists seeking to make a living. I'm not saying that it absolutely isn't -- but that we have little evidence that copyright is actually the best such tool, and plenty of evidence that it can stifle and limit speech and creativity along the way.
There are many ways to make revenue as an artist. The Future of Music Coalition's Artist Revenue Streams worked out 42 different revenue streams for artists. Certainly, many of them rely on copyright, but a significant number do not. But content creators rarely get the chance to fully explore those other methods, because they're so wed to the idea that copyright is it.
Either way, if the idea is to maximize artist revenue, then we should be looking at what actually does that -- what actually results in greater artist revenue? Because there is no evidence that expanding copyright law seems to have that impact.
So all Khanna and the Republican Study Committee (briefly) were saying, was that the purpose of copyright law is to benefit "the progress of science and the useful arts." Part of that certainly may be to help artists make money, but that is not the ultimate goal, nor would it be reasonable as the ultimate goal. If we want to maximize artist revenue, let's explore that issue, but just assuming that's the goal of copyright is clearly faulty, leading to a very distorted market.


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Applebee's Neighborhood Grill & Bar Bartender job in Madison, WI
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Darleen M. Yantes, 68, of Brocket, N.D., formerly of Bisbee, N.D. and Starkweather, N.D., passed away at her home on Thursday evening, November 7, 2013 in the loving care of her family and Altru Hospice.
Darleen M. Yantes, 68, of Brocket, N.D., formerly of Bisbee, N.D. and Starkweather, N.D., passed away at her home on Thursday evening, November 7, 2013 in the loving care of her family and Altru Hospice.
The funeral service for Darleen will be held on Wednesday, November 13 at 2 p.m. at the United Lutheran Church of Brocket with Rev. Thea Monson, Interim Pastor at United Lutheran Church officiating.
Friends may call at the Gilbertson Funeral Home on Wednesday from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. and at the church from 12 noon until time of service.
Darleen was the 3rd born child to Elmer & Sylvia (Christopherson) Church and was born at Mercy Hospital in Devils Lake on November 30, 1944. Siblings to include: oldest brother, Larry Church (stillborn), older sister, Shirley (Larry) Omvig of Minot, N.D. and younger siblings, Gary (Myrna) Church of West Fargo, N.D., Charlotte (Elliott) Wimer of Mofit, N.D. and Vernon Church (Julie Schwab) of Devils Lake. She was raised in Bisbee, attending grade/high school there and attended Sunday school and church at Bisbee Lutheran church.
After graduating, she attended Dakota Business College in Fargo. She married the love of her life, Kenneth Yantes in the Bisbee Lutheran Church Sept ember 19, 1964. They moved to Langdon and Darleen worked as a bank teller at the 1st Bank of Langdon. They then moved to Devils Lake, where Darleen worked at Ramsey National Bank until the birth of her oldest daughter, Jill. In 1968, they moved to a farm near Starkweather. Darleen then spent the next 30+ years of her life raising their two daughters and helping her husband farm the land, active with the Trinity Bergen Lutheran Church and all Starkweather School functions.
In 1999, Ken and Darleen moved to Cooperstown, N.D. and then moved to Brocket in 2004 for the remaining years of her life. She spent her time helping husband Kenneth with ND Township Business, enjoying gardening, raising her flowers, and working at the Nodak Mutual Insurance agency for six years until retiring just a few years ago.
Darleen is survived by her husband Kenneth, her daughter Jill Yantes (Dean Hovern) and her five children, Amanda, Michael, Michelle, Riley, and Roxy; and six great grandchildren; daughter, Denise (Tom) Gratton and their five children Makayla, Zander, Kenny, Tommy, and Alesha; Several nieces, nephews, cousins and in-laws also survive.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Elmer and Sylvia Church; brother, Larry Church; and sister Shirley Omvig.
Friends may sign the online register book and share memories of Darleen at www.gilbertsonfuneralhome.com
Gilbertson Funeral Home, Devils Lake, is in charge of arrangements.


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I'm not worried about racing rules, just go upwind as much as I can - if it is possible, to ride along some windsurf formulas. Here where I live the wind is really gusty and have many shadows of hills, so keep going on no-wind areas is a must. Choppy conditions also.
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I'm pretty sure this isn't supposed to be a painter's smock, but that's certainly what this feels like to me! Burda's patterns are very nearly always well-made, but this one in particular is impeccable drafted (well, except for the curved collar), with tons of inset corners that joined up perfectly. It's one of those patterns that's a joy to sew, when everything matches up and just comes together like a little puzzle – match up corners and notches here, a bit of gathering there, pieces join to be the Centre Back in unexpected ways – that sort of thing!
So why isn't it finished here? Because the style really doesn't suit me, and I cannot imagine myself ever wearing it – the oversized look just really isn't me, it's too lightweight to be of any warmth (any thicker fabric and the gathers would be a mess!), and with no fastenings, it'd just blow right open anyway. But for someone in a warmer climate with different tastes, I think this is a really nice pattern. It's just not me, so I'll be abandoning this without a lining or pocket bags, and I'm fine with that.
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Who has the best run of album art over their career?
Let's agree to no less than 7 albums/EPs as a cut-off point.
- lyserge, Faceless_Opinion, seedler, Silkyskillz11, alxmoore, Matt_was_taken, and shadyadie this'd this
for me, obv. I suppose you have to be attracted to the man, though.
The flaw in the RCA run is using two MWFTE movie stills for Low and StS. But those are really great shots, so...
*will think of artists' cover art I'm not so attached to*
Conrad's art for ToD is usually really great
Siouxsie: always liked the Banshees art.
ELO. Fleetwood Mac.
Eh, TOD
has too many stinkers in there. So Divided is junk and so was the new one.
True, I was thinking that
But Madonna, Source Tags, the Elena ep...awesome.amyblue and JaguarPirate this'd this
Tao of the Dead cover
is bordering on genius though.
I'm not attracted to Bowie at all personally
but I can respect the album art.
For the most part, they are head shots...
MWSTW Mr Fish dress really was outrageous for the time. Had to have a different cover for the US market. My most prized possession is the Mercury original.
The font on Hunky Dory is kinda shitty, but the pixelated photo is cool.
Ziggy. Not really my fav, despite its icon status.
Aladdin Sane. Awesome, obv.
Pinups. Twiggy and Bowie looking into the future or back in time or something weird.
Diamond Dogs. French painter, forget his name. Had to airbrush the dog's dick off... find one with the dick and you're rich!
Young Americans. Looks normal. But wait... what's wrong with this photo... omg, this fucker doesn't have any eyebrows!
StS. Low. Awesome Thin White Duke era photos.
Heroes. My fav: The glassy eyes make him look like a human mannequin.
Lodger. Didn't like it at first, but now one of my favs.
Scary Monsters: Bowie's last perfect album. Edward Bell, I think, did the cover art. I stole hundreds posters--including several rolls of different version of Bell's art--from a Bowie event way back then. Still have most of them somewhere.
Good post.
Hunky Dory font is gross but very insignificant.
Diamond Dogs is all time. SO great.
There. I did it.kostenurky and ThisTemporaryLife this'd this
- Antelope this'd this
I would have thought this is one of the few times on here
When most would agree that Radiohead are utter shite
i do not recommend google image searching that band name.theShipment this'd this
Nick Cave
The Cure
Sonic Youth
that was...interesting
wrong post, thats to hirsute pursuit
The Cure
1980-1994 with barely a foot put wrong. Lots of great stuff outside that timeframe too.Raanraals, rainmaker, and pichaelmarker this'd this
New Order
Every single/album sleeve during their Factory years was sublime. All went to shit when they moved to London mind.
This must be the right answer
Peter Saville's covers for the early albums and eps were particularly fantastic. The bronze sleeve for Ceremony, the paint speckled one for Temptation, the abstract image on Everything's Gone Green, the constructionist Procession and the clever use of lettering on Movement are all fantastic.
Throughout the Factory period I can't remember a single bad sleeve design until the Regret single and the Republic album (which are both hideous). That's 12 years of superb design.
I also like the way the graphics associated with the band developed as their sound did, from the austere early ones to the bright, colourful but still really stylish covers on Technique and True Faith.
Although Joy Division's were probably more consistently brilliant. Even if they have been hipster t-shirted to death now.
I haven't counted, but I think JD fall short of the 'no less than 7 albums/eps' stipulation in the OP
well let's just count Factory records
as a band - yeah? Good.
I think you'll find that's against the rules
Someone further down the thread got told off when they tried to do the same with Blue Note
well in that case
I concede defeat and I will never darken your doors again.
It's tough
But it's TheShipment's thread and we have to play by his rules
well lets just count new order & joy division as one band then
75% of the members of jd were in no after all
but if you can find me a band that have a better understanding of how to present their records than jd/ no then you have done remarkably
bornin69 sums it up pretty well
without mentioning the die cut sleeves of pc&l or blue monday that were allegedly so expensive the label lost money on them
or that the sleeves often had no mention of the bands name & yet you still knew who it was, such was the coherent vision of how sleeves worked
the one song that saville didn't like didnt have a picture sleeve
add in his work on section 25, ultravox & early omd & this has to be the premier sleeve designer of all time (let's forget about last christmas)
I'll tell you who it isn't
It is certainly not Pere Ubu
Iron Maiden
The good ones have been great, but the bad ones have been absolutely WOEFUL.
Let's not forget these monstrosities:
Dance of Death is an APPALLING cover.
Almost like the Money For Nothing video in its cackhanded attempt at new technology/CGI.
but the first 7 are legendary. Out of the ones you posted only Dance Of Death is truly awful.
Maybe black flag.
Love a bit of ray pettibon.anal_schwarzenegger, andyvine, theShipment, georgiabeth, and mug_mug_mug this'd this
New Order are a good shout
Predictable answer but probably Bjork.
Most of the Arab Strap and Underworld
Stuff was good too
The Smiths
ConvergeMrScagdenSir, Severed799, and dexicola this'd this
Two best answers
Early Smiths covers are fantastic
But I think they ran out ideas later and became formulaic.
- lemonbrickcombo this'd this
Christ yes
they look so frickin cool. I have been known to buy some blue note LPs by the cover art alone, you could just frame it and stick it on the wall if nothing else.
I figured someone would cop out.
I wasn't talking about labels.
Heavy Winged - Alive In My Mouth has the best art of all time.
- JohnEW and Matt_was_taken this'd this
Up until Dark Days/Light Years
which has horrible artwork.
- oldshitnewshit and TheWza this'd this
It's just a case of Pete Fowler's artwork being amazing.
His covers are the right answer to the OP
Nine Inch Nails
Swansmoshymoshy this'd this
this'd for Foetus.Loui_Tacceh this'd this
first four albms
then it gets embarrassing
^This to New Order (Factory years) and Underworld too.
Pretty obvious, I guess, but the common thread is a brilliant designer behind the artwork.
Some of their cover art is very dubious.
Lovedrive, Animal Magnetism and Virgin Killer are all questionable!
Virgin Killer is just wrong.
The other 2 are good.
just for the Medicine Show Coverscheeseandbaconturnov, theShipment, and Silkyskillz11 this'd this
Sigur Ros
Cocteau Twins
- oldshitnewshit and pichaelmarker this'd this
- chadders this'd this
Roxy Music.
All the studio albums at least.
- Stuzza this'd this
I have a soft spot for Pete Fowler era SFA covers..
Radiator, Guerrila, Mwng, RATW. Phantom Power. Although I am aware they are not to everyones taste..Olivarez this'd this
I really like it when a band has the same artist do all their covers
when it's done well, obviously.
As well as Pink Floyd/Storm Thorgerson, I can think of Talk Talk/James Marsh and Dirty Three/Mick Turner as bands with an artist who really nails an aesthetic for them.
- Loui_Tacceh and Antelope this'd this
Yes have had some very interesting covers.
Led Zep tooStone_Wick this'd this
Came here to post Led Zeppelin
I suppose Physical Graffiti wasn't all that exciting, but still solid. In Through The Out Door - the cover was arguably the best thing about the album!
Its all about Presence imo.
PG is awesome too!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sv1NiEh3sa0Stone_Wick this'd this
I should have phrased that better.
Not that it wasn't a great cover, more that it wasn't as immediately interesting as some of their others.
Presence was great - I'm still amazed how they were able to communicate such an abstract idea so effectively.
And then there's III, an unfortunate casualty of the format wars.
To this day I still have a hard time remembering that the heads were airbrushed in on II, it was so well-done.
But really, the fact that they didn't tell anyone about the water-activated colors on ITTOD was just awesome. Everyone thought they discovered something secret and cool that no one else knew!
in through the out door
is arguably their best album
every cover the same idea (i.e. Bjork) and yet refreshingly differentCrispinAlexander, Mike_Diver, dorftrottel, medulla, and pichaelmarker this'd this
came here to post this
has to be Bjork
the last two Dinosaur Jr. records have had brilliant drawings on them as well.
only the blind or insane
would enjoy the cover of the last Dino Jr
throw me in with the blind and the insane
I think it looks wickedemmettcruddas and Stone_Wick this'd this
The first 7 Iron Maiden albums
...Thread ends.
Biffy Clyro
Particularly Infinity Land and Puzzle
that's the same artist who did yourcodenameis:milo
amongst others, his name is Storm: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Storm_Thorgerson
Storm Thorgerson
best known for his work with yourcodenameis:milo
Slint had three great covers
Tweez, Spiderland, the s/t EP, enigmatic in b+w.
another consistent and evocative aesthetic
Red House Painters. entire discog.theShipment and JohnM this'd this
I love the Tweez cover so much for some reason
Good old Slint
the covers from Pink Flag way up to Red Barked Tree are all awesome and really memorable.Oissin_ this'd this
Daft Punk - amazing concept
Depeche Mode (except SOFAD, everything else is awesome)
Boards of Canada
Ladytron (wonderful covers)
The Chemical Brothers
Solar Fields
New Order
The Future Sound of London
Pink Floyd
Jean-Michel Jarre (except 3-4 covers, everything else is amazing; he released many albums)
Kraftwerk (esp. the remastered versions: http://whiteboardjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/Kraftwerkmain.jpg )
- shy_retirer, guntrip, and AfraidOfOwls this'd this
Breaking the rules, shucks!
but if we were to allow one infraction, this would be the winner of course.
- deep-blue, medulla, and ThisTemporaryLife this'd this
This is what Im talking about,
something Ive never heard of.
They have a style that it's their own: black background, KMFDM on top written with white, a drawing in the middle and the album title (usually from 5 letters) on bottom of the cover.
Great style.medulla this'd this
Me too.
In fact, they were the first band that I thought of.
All releases from Anyway That You Want Me to Live At The Royal Albert Hall.
The rooster on the Watery Domestic EP being my favourite.
Kraftwerk also put out good ones
The Fall
All their album covers up to and including TNSG are incredible.
Guided By Voices
anything from Propellor onwards has an awesome, ramshackle collage feel
I have the version of Fossil Fuel
With the embossed fossil cover. It's very nice
Aphex Twin
Each album cover iconic in its own right. Drukqs in particular is a beaut.
You could probably throw Autechre in as well.Antelope and stanstubbs this'd this
Fairport Convention or Cannibal Corpse, except the latter one's a bit cartoon-y
- guntrip this'd this
Great consistent design, look nice all lined up on the shelf
Pet Shop Boys.
No contest.
Massive Attack
Even if the albums are a bit ropey (ie. any album after Mezzanine), the art is always good.
Also, as someone else has already mentioned, Boards of Canada manage to make interesting and consistent artwork. Spooky fun.
i like the fairly basic but effective stuff
hood/album leaf/bonnie prince billy/max richter
Particularly the Creation years. charts their rise in a way.


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Children in this study will include patients who are HIV infected, were exposed to HIV or anti-HIV drugs prior to or at the time of their birth, or children of patients followed at Pediatric AIDS Clinical Trial Group (PACTG) sites. Children will have a study visit every 3 months through the first year of life. After age 1, children who are HIV infected will continue to have study visits every 3 months, while children who are HIV uninfected will have study visits once a year. Study assessments will include complete physical exam, medical history, Tanner staging, neurologic exam, growth and quality of life assessments, and laboratory tests such as hematology, chemistries, and urinalysis. Not all assessments will be performed at each study visit. Patients will be followed until age 24.
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My post this time is Aloo chop, (allo bonda) are balls of mashed boiled potatoes cooked with onions, crushed ginger garlic, dipped in chickpea flour batter and deep fried till golden brown.
This is a very common snack specialty in Orissa. They are the most loved snacks in Orissa , sold in most of the ready made food stalls, and also as a street food by the gudia dokan in small carts by the road side. There are a variety of chops (I still don't know the reason behind calling them chops) vegetable chop, prawns chop, egg chop, fish chop though all these are fried with coated breadcrumbs and not besan.
Aloo chop in Eastern India and Vada Pav in west. The aloo chop is individual genius and the vada pav is brilliantly cohesive. The aloo chop is sit back and relax and the vada pav is get up and run. In fact, it's something that has to be savoured, eaten at leisure, with friends, or sitting at home during chilly evenings. I learnt to make these after I left Orissa and after umpteen number of trials and errors I have found a taste very similar to what I get back home:)
So I made aloo chop in beetroot for the 1st time & it came out well. So friends without much ado let's start the recipe.
For Masala :
Medium size Potatoes-5
1 small size beet root- chopped
1 large onion- chopped
Ginger garlic- crushed-1 tblsp
Green chilly- 1 chopped
Roasted peanuts- a handful
Green peas a handful (optional)
Turmeric powder- a pinch
Dried kasturi methi leaves- 1tsp
Garam masala powder- 1tsp
3-4 whole green cardamoms
Salt as per taste
Curry leaves afew (optional)
Chopped coriander leaves- 1tblsp
For batter
Besan / Gram flour- 2 cups
Rice flour- 2tblsp
baking soda- ¼ tsp
Cumin seeds- ¼ tsp (or u can add carom seeds /nigella seeds )
Salt as per taste
Water to make batter
Oil for deep frying
Boil the Potato and smash it.
Heat oil in a pan. Add cumin seeds, whole green cardamoms. Let them crackle. Then onion, curry leaves, green chillies. Sauté for 1 min. Then add the crushed ginger garlic paste. Add haldi & red chilli powder. Sauté for 1-2 min. Then add chopped beetroots & green peas. Mix well & cover the lead till the veggies are cooked. The add mashed potatoes, roasted peanuts, Dried kasturi methi leaves, garam masala powder and salt. Mix well. Cook for another 1 min. Add coriander leaves mix well again/ your masala is now ready. Let it cool.
For the batter, add gram flour, rice flr , baking soda , cumin seeds , a little salt and water. The batter should be of medium thickness consistency so that it can be coated over the potato dumplings.
Now ......... Make smooth round shaped lemon size balls.
Heat oil in a pan in the medium flame.
Dip the potato dumplings and fry them till they become golden brown.
Serve hot with chutney or ketchup.
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Hi Cooper! Happy Dog of the Day to you, sweetheart, from this Labbie loving home, including my yellow girl, Star!
Oh, what a hunky handsome, quintessential Lab you are! If you're ever in need of a fun loving older lady, Star says to tell you she's available!
I'm not surprised to hear, that after the passing of your much beloved predecessor Willy, your family chose to welcome another Lab into their lives! It's the hardest thing, losing a much loved member of the family. But what a great job you're doing, Cooper, helping to heal their hearts, filling that empty space in their lives, with your joyful exuberance, your fun loving personality, and your unwavering devotion to your humans! You do Willy, and his legacy proud, sweetheart! And after all, it's hard not to smile with a goofy, fun loving, chicken slaughtering Labbie underfoot! You're everything we Lab lovers cherish in your beloved breed and then some, Cooper, and your family so very blessed to have a loyal and loving best friend for life in you!
What a wonderful Christmas gift your humans were given, that happy day you chose them to be your forever family! You are not only worthy of the title Dog of the Day, you're Dog of the Day each and every day of the year! What a happy life awaits you, Cooper, and I wish for you and your family, many, many more wonderful years together!
Thanks for starting my day off with a huge smile, sweetheart! Enjoy your big day on center stage, celebrating to the max with your humans, your doggie pals, all of your adoring friends and fans!
Lots of love and hugs, woofs and happy Labbie wiggles to you, beautiful Cooper, from me and Star!