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Hi everyone! Here is an A-Z of my holiday! ( I only skipped O and V !)
I had an amazing but busy holiday. My family and I went to Castlemaine among other places.
We did lots of things like eating chocolate eggs for Easter, and going to a football match
(Bulldogs against Fremantle), it was a great win! It was my first football game for the holidays.
My brother and I also caught up with Jake and Max. Then I had a play date with Kirra who had helped to find her sister Erin who had gotten lost! My family stayed home and I got a New build -a -bear with my friends! It was like a mini party! I was quite tired afterwards! I also ate rotten bacon by accident! I saw Star wars 7 again and my family was in tears by the end! Um, I saw it with my brother Will, Mum, and Dad, The light-sabers made a xxs noise when they touched anything! Yes anyway, a fly went into Mum's lunch and said buzz!
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Amazon/Microsoft developers contest
Amazon and Microsoft have teamed up to offer $5000 as a grand prize to the developer who builds the winning app for the contest. The app must be built using Visual Studio 2005 and Amazon Web Services. Judging is based on the following:
- Creativity of Application
The uniqueness of the idea or implementation.
- AWS Service Integration
The quality and extent to which the AWS services are integrated into the application as a whole.
- Commercial Appeal
The consumer or business value represented in the application, e.g., is there market appeal for the application?
- Fit and Polish
How good is the look and feel? How stable and robust is the application?

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Christian Youth in Action® in Canada
For a second year, NBBI will be hosting Christian Youth In Action in Canada. CEF's Northern Maine Team will be joining Jerry Hanson, the National Director of Child Evangelism Fellowship of Canada, to direct this 7 day training school. CYIA is an intense training program that provides youth with the how-to's of giving a clear and thorough presentation of the gospel while also providing opportunities to gain hands-on experience including door-to-door evangelism, fair and many other ministries.
This year's training will be held on June 30-July 6, 2013. If you would like to know more about CYIA or request brochures and applications, feel free to contact Alex Bourgoin at: (207) 425-2471 or (207) 227-5411.


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April 12 (Reuters) - Beiqi Foton Motor Co Ltd
* Says it received subsidy of 11.9 million yuan from January
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This week we start on the road bikes at SOC - Strathcona Olympiette Center. It's about a 15 min drive from the Whitemud and Henday North.
Things to remember: - arrive at least 15 minutes early - dress for the elements - bring snacks and water - pump up your tires before you leave home
We go rain or shine. If we are cancelling, I will email in the afternoon.


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Friday, September 27, 2013
BlackBerry reports large second quarter loss
Revenue for the quarter ended Aug. 31 was at $1.6 billion, with a net loss of $965 million, or $1.84 a share. That compares with revenue of $2.9 billion and a loss of $229 million, or 44 cents a share, for the same quarter last year.
Adjusted net loss from continuing operations was $248 million, or 47 cents per share. The per-share loss was on the low side of the 47 cent-to-51-cent range that BlackBerry warned of last week, when it announced preliminary results and plans to lay off 4,500 employees. Wall Street analysts had expected a loss of 49 cents a share.
Most of the financial results tracked last week's announcement. But BlackBerry disclosed that its operations consumed roughly $136 million in cash. That compares with $630 million in cash flow from operations in the previous quarter that ended June 1.
BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins said that he is "very disappointed" with the company's latest earnings report, which was released before financial markets opened Friday. BlackBerry shares were up 10 cents at $8.05 in premarket trading.
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Danypraize is an international gospel music minister. The way he dishes out he's praise and worship songs has made him a toast of many churches and organisation, he's blend of contemporary and african music has made him unique, he has shared the same stage with MIDNIGHTCREW, LARA GEORGE, BUCHI, NATHANIEL BASSEY, PST KUNLE AJAYI,to mention a few.
He released he's hit single EBUBEDIKE last year and now he's back with another song he titled Imela an expression of thanksgiving and praise to God for he's faithfulness in this song is a fusion of contemporary and african feel in the song and he features the veteran gospel singer and member of the world acclaimed music group midnight crew[ PAT UWAJE-KING] as they lift up their voices in praise to God. watch out for Danypraize this year
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This recipe comes courtesy of one of my favorite little cookbooks, The New Vegan by Lorna Sass:
This combination was inspired by the popular street food of Trinidad and Jamaica. In my version, chunks of tempeh are quickly marinated with typical jerk spices and then baked. The dense, zesty cubes are dotted on top of meltingly soft, curried calabaza--a large West Indian pumpkin that [no one's ever seen but apparently] is sold in wedges in many Hispanic markets. (You can substitute butternut squash.) The combination is quite filling, so you probably won't need a grain accompaniment.
I've organized the recipe for maximum efficiency, so you'll be preparing the curried pumpkin while the tempeh is marinating. If it's more convenient, you can marinate the tempeh overnight.
8 ounces tempeh (soy or three-grain)
3 tablespoons japanese soy sauce (shoyu or tamari)
2 tablespoons vegetable oil, plus oil for preparing the pan
1/4 cup dark brown sugar
2 large cloves garlic, peeled and quartered
1 teaspoon ground ginger
3/4 to 1 teaspoon dried thyme leaves
1/2 teaspoon ground allspice
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 medium vidalia, walla walla, or other sweet onion (about six ounces), peeled and cut into eighths
pickapeppa, tabasco, or other hot sauce
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1 cup chopped onion
1 large green bell pepper, seeded and diced
one 15-ounce can diced tomatoes (with liquid)
1/2 to 1 cup unseasoned tomato juice or water
3 to 4 tablespoons marinade (reserved from jerk-spiced tempeh)
1 to 2 teaspoons curry powder
1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 1/2 pounds caribbean pumpkin (calabaza) or butternut squash, peeled and cut into 3/4-inch cubes
01 With a fork, deeply prick the tempeh about 20 times on each side. Cut into 1/2-inch dice. Set aside.
02 In a blender, combine the soy sauce, oil, brown sugar, garlic, ginger, thyme, allspice, pepper, salt, and onion. Puree until very smooth, about 1 minute. Add hot sauce to taste. Reserve 1/4 cup of the marinade.
03 Pour half the remaining marinade into a storage container. Add the diced tempeh. Pour the rest of the marinade on top. Cover, then shake gently to coat the tempeh evenly. Set aside for 15 minutes.
04 While the tempeh is marinating, prepare the curried pumpkin: Heat the oil in a large, heavy saucepan. Cook the onion and green pepper over medium heat, stirring frequently, until softened, 4 to 5 minutes. Stir in the tomatoes, 1/2 cup tomato juice, 3 tablespoons of the reserved tempeh marinade, and the smaller amounts of curry, cinnamon, cloves, and salt. Stir in the pumpkin. Cover and simmer, stirring occasionally, until the pumpkin is tender, 20 to 25 minutes. During this time, adjust the seasoning by adding more marinade and spices if you wish. Add more tomato juice or water if the sauce becomes too thick.
05 While the pumpkin is cooking, preheat the oven to 425. Brush a large nonstick baking sheet or roasting pan with oil (if not nonstick, line with oiled foil). Spread the marinated tempeh in the pan in one layer. (It's okay if some of the unabsorbed marinade ends up in the pan.) Bake until the color deepens and the top of each piece feels fairly dry and is no longer sticky to the touch, 10 to 12 minutes, as it will dry out.)
06 To serve, spoon the curried pumpkin onto dinner plates and set the jerk-spiced tempeh on top.
Instead of using hot sauce, flavor the tempeh with 1/4 to 1 teaspoon chipotle in adobo, a condiment made of smoked jalapenos in a seasoned tomato sauce (available in Hispanic groceries and gourmet shops).
Place chunks of pumpin and tempeh just below the center of a large flour tortilla. Fold the bottom of the tortilla over the filling. Fold over the sides and then the top to create a packet. Reheat in the microwave [No!! Get rid of it! It probably won't kill you, but you need the counterspace, dude.] if necessary. It's best to serve these on plates with knives and forks, as they're messy to eat.
Place warm flour tortilla on each plate and spoon the pumpkin and tempeh on top.
I've never tried these last two options, but I'm not sure I agree that a flour tortilla would be the best accompaniment to this meal, and I am sure that I do believe that to be the loosest approximation of pizza I've ever heard of. I've also never tried that chipotle idea, but I think that's only because I never read the notes at the end of recipes (I should)...it sounds fantastic.
You should be warned that you'll probably cry during and after the brave little onion's trip to the blender. That's some potent stuff.
Finally, I sort of freaked out about the microwave suggestion. Look, I use microwaves at work to heat up my lunch, but I hate it and it took me a long time to come around. I don't want to be one of these apocalyptic conspiracy types, but I do harbor a latent suspicion of microwaves (though I'm oddly okay with cell phones after a brief Luddite phase) and feel they should be used as a last resort. You really don't need one in your home kitchen, I promise. There are so many other gizmos and gadgets that could be enjoying the real estate in your kitchen. If you need ideas, let me know.


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Here are the five things you need to know on Sunday 8 June 2014...
The fallout from the May-Gove row shows no signs of subsiding. The Mail on Sunday's splash headline - "Tory bloodbath over Muslims schools fiasco" - and standfirst - "Cabinet meltdown as Gove is humbled and May aide fired" - pretty much sums up how severe it all is.
From the Observer's splash:
"A furious Cameron cracked the whip on the education and home secretaries four days after the two stunned Westminster by abandoning any pretence of cabinet responsibility and went public to voice bitter disagreements over who was to blame for failings on one of the most sensitive issues of government policy. Following an unusually swift inquiry by the cabinet secretary, Sir Jeremy Heywood, Downing Street issued a statement on Saturday night saying Gove had written to the prime minister and to Charles Farr, the Home Office's security chief whom he had criticised, to apologise for his behaviour. At the same time No 10 said that Fiona Cunningham, May's special adviser at the Home Office and most loyal lieutenant in her four years as home secretary, had resigned her post for negative briefing against the Department for Education. Cunningham is currently in a relationship with Farr."
Did Cameron take too long to crack the whip? And has May gone from Tory leadership frontrunner last weekend to 'cabinet minister most likely to be sacked next' this weekend? Did she breach the ministerial code?
William Hague told the Andrew Marr show this morning that the PM has dealt with this "disciplinary matter" in a "very firm, clear way". Hmm...
Meanwhile, the Independent on Sunday reports on the coming reshuffle - and says Gove and May are both safe:
"David Cameron is to carry out a 'ruthless' reshuffle within days which could see several senior and long-serving cabinet ministers lose their jobs. The Prime Minister is expected to work on a coalition shake-up when he returns from European talks in Sweden on Tuesday evening. Whitehall is braced for a reshuffle at the end of this week or the start of next. Some of the ministers being considered for the sack are among the most senior ranks, and the reshuffle's timing, coinciding with the start of the World Cup, could lead it to be dubbed 'the night of the long dives'. Senior ministers who are thought to be nervous about their position include Andrew Lansley, the Leader of the Commons; the Chief Whip, Sir George Young; the Environment Secretary, Owen Paterson; Ken Clarke, the Minister without Portfolio; and the Tory chairman, Grant Shapps."
So, what of the alleged 'plot' itself and the government's planned response to the inquiry into it? The Sunday Telegraph's Andrew Gilligan reports:
"Teachers and governors involved in the alleged "Trojan Horse" Islamic takeover plot face life-long bans from all schools in Britain under new powers being taken by Michael Gove. Mr Gove, the Education Secretary, wants to use the new powers to ensure that anyone found to have been involved in the plot – allegedly designed to Islamise secular state education in Birmingham – is prevented from working in schools elsewhere in the country. He is also considering removing all state schools in Birmingham from the local education authority's control..."
Gove will also address the Commons on the issue. Meanwhile, the Observer's Daniel Boffey has paid a visit to the school at the heart of the controversy - Park View in Birmingham - and questions some of the more hysterical and fear-mongering claims made by politicians and the press. Boffey writes:
"If anyone has been radicalised in recent weeks it might be Helena Rosewell, 56, the head of music at Park View, who admits her 'blood is boiling'. Rosewell, a teacher for 15 years, has been at Park View for four of those since joining from a local grammar. She voluntarily submitted testimonies to the council condemning the 'absurd' allegations that children were in some way radicalised or even being segregated in classes. 'As a white, non-Muslim, female teacher in charge of music at Park View school for a number of years, I have no hesitation in wholeheartedly opposing the claim that there is any kind of movement in place to either segregate or radicalise our students,' she wrote."
The Observer also reports on the latest EU 'crisis':
"David Cameron will hold crisis talks in Sweden on Monday with Angela Merkel in a further high-risk bid to persuade the German chancellor to drop support for the federalist Jean-Claude Juncker as the next European commission president. Downing Street said that the prime minister, who will also be joined by the anti-Juncker prime ministers of Sweden and the Netherlands to discuss the impasse, would be open to new names coming forward, and the idea of a woman taking the job for the first time in the commission's 62-year history. Juncker, the former prime minister of Luxembourg, was under increasing pressure in Brussels to withdraw in order to prevent the row over his candidacy from pushing the UK closer towards the EU exit door, triggering months of inter-institutional warfare within the EU itself."
Check out this video of a really, surprised cat. Check out the eyes. And mouth. You know you want to.
From the Sunday Times:
"A senior Labour frontbencher has warned that traditional Labour voters are 'abandoning' Ed Miliband because the party has taken them for granted. Rachel Reeves, the shadow work and pensions secretary, admitted that 'the people who the Labour party was set up to help' are flocking to UKIP because they 'don't see us as the answer'... Speaking at a One Nation conference at Queen Mary, University of London, on Thursday, Reeves said that while 'middle-class, public sector, well educated young graduates' are still voting Labour, 'the people who the Labour party was set up to help [are] abandoning us'."
That's Nick Clegg's verdict on... wait for it... the Lib Dems! Surprised, eh? From the Independent on Sunday:
Nick Clegg will attempt to shore up the dwindling power of the Liberal Democrats tomorrow with a speech telling rival parties that he is 'not interested in coalition at any cost'. The Deputy Prime Minister will launch the Lib Dems' campaign for next year's general election by announcing the first of his party's manifesto pledges. Mr Clegg will remind David Cameron and Ed Miliband that he will still be kingmaker next May if the nation votes for a hung parliament, warning that the Lib Dems are 'the bravest and toughest party in British politics'."
I guess you have to be pretty brave and pretty tough to endure your ninth lost deposit (see Newark, last Thursday) in a single parliament and still be standing.
From the Sunday Times/YouGov poll:
Labour 37
Conservatives 33
Ukip 14
Lib Dems 7
That would give Labour a majority of 44.
From the Observer/Opinium poll:
Labour 35
Conservatives 31
Ukip 19
Lib Dems 6
That would give Labour a majority of 42.
Matthew D'Ancona, writing in the Sunday Telegraph, says: "David Cameron has walked away from a spot of blue-on-blue bovver."
John Prescott, writing in the Sunday Mirror, says: "Michael Gove is the REAL extremist interfering in our schools."
John Rentoul, writing in the Independent on Sunday, says: "Does the result in Newark confirm Ed Miliband as a Neil Kinnock?"
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Evan Prodromou wrote: > Hi, all. I'm interested in getting some feedback from the list on the > Franklin Street Statement: > > http://autonomo.us/2008/07/franklin-street-statement/ One of the recommendations to developers says: /Develop software that can replace centralized services and data storage with distributed software and data deployment, giving control back to users./ That is where the real essence of the problem lies. It's the most important area in which to work. Currently, web services are built out of conventional operating systems (often a LAMP stack or similar) and, at scale, web services are built out of custom-designed networks. Consequently, currently, web services are a game for the rich and technologically savvy. Only the rich and savvy can afford to and can figure out how to set up a typical web service. Typical users, therefore, have no control (other than "take it or leave it") over what server-side code they run. Contrast that with the *personal computer*. Nearly any fool can buy a PC at the local CheapStuffMart and nearly any fool can figure out how to install that new poker-playing software or photo album organizer or whatever. Notice how that contrast relates to software freedom. The concept of software freedom is *meaningful* in the context of personal computing because any fool can learn to study, modify, and share software -- it's an economically viable option for users to actually *exercise* software freedom, and so it is worth fighting for the right to do so. In contrast, almost nobody can, as a practical matter, operate a web service: it takes too much money to set up and too much expertise to duct tape together a network for it. So EVEN IF all of the server-side code is openly shared free software, there is no practical way for the average fool to actually exercise software freedom over that code -- no meaningful way to use that freedom. EVEN IF the code is free, users are still under the power of service operators. The political cause of freedom for web service users is first and foremost an *engineering problem*: we need a new server-side OS. We need a server-side OS that allows each user to fully control the servers they use, including (and especially) allowing each user to change what programs are installed server-side. Once we have that new OS, the question of software freedom for server-side code becomes meaningful and the question of user control over data becomes actionable. One way to work on such an OS is to work on the problem of how to sell user-controlled services. Amazon EC2 is an example of a project working on that one. Another way to work on such an OS is to work on the problem of operations: keeping an application network functioning and scaling. The RAD lab at Berkeley is an example of a project working on system administration monitoring and control systems in that area. A third way to work on such an OS is to work on the platform specification -- the "API" to the OS. Should it be some extension of Posix? Should it be something else entirely? What form will free software programs for this new OS take? My own work (http://basiscraft.com) is an example of working on that problem. Franklin Street seems like a nice enough document but it lacks teeth and there's no urgency or sense of inevitability behind it. Compare that to the early days of the free software movement: The free software movement began with statements of principle, sure, but that is not what propelled it to the success it has had since. Rather, it was the early days of the GNU project -- the engineering effort -- that gave the free software movement credibility and the problem of software freedom urgency. The original releases (Emacs, GCC, and GDB -- all released in a short-time frame, followed fairly quickly by the shell utils, text utils, make, and autoconf) WERE, in essence, an OS. They comprised a parasitic OS, unable to run on its own -- only on a host system. Yet they were clearly a minimalist OS ready to grow into a complete system in fairly short order (as they did). Those early releases -- that "hacktivism" or "engineering activism" -- is what gave teeth to the free software movement. They made the question of software freedom a *practical* question, faced by real users, rather than just a theoretical principle. Perhaps Franklin Street needs its own version of a GNU project: a vision for the new OS and an engineering plan for how to achieve it. -t
Hi, all. I'm interested in getting some feedback from the list on the Franklin Street Statement:
Develop software that can replace centralized services and data storage with distributed software and data deployment, giving control back to users.


text: I have pelvic and back pain. My stomach swells to where I look pregnant when it's usually flat. Yesterday and today I've had the best two days in 6 months. I had no pain. and no swelling. that was until I went to sit on a chair and it was lower than I thought. I hit the chair and had a shooting pain in my lower stomach / groin. Then my stomach swelled up again and the pain was back. it goes down my leg and up my back and even down my fingers. but the main pain is from my groin or pelvis. I don't know, this has just made me think it's nerve related. the same thing happened the other week. no pain for a day. then I move my leg in a weird direction and something almost "clicked" then there was the pain again. I'm on such a mission to find out what's going on lol. I've had every scan and even a laparascopy recently which showed nothing. only thing showing on bloods is inflammation. any advice more than welcome. thanks x


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I have a confession to make.
I have not read a physical book of more than 25 pages since I graduated from Grad School.
Okay, that's a bit of an exaggeration. I had to re-read The Hunger Games in order to teach it to my class last fall, and I've picked up various books to start reading them since then, but I haven't really had/taken the time to actually read a book for my own pleasure.
Not that I haven't been reading. I read at least ten books a day — Of the cardboard variety. And, of course, I read articles and posts online on my computer and on my phone all the time. Articles are much easier put down when someone shouts from the other room that she needs help wiping herself. The article doesn't lose its place so that I have to re-read the same paragraph each of the five times I go back to it over the course of the three hours it takes me to finish reading it.
I haven't thought much about this fact in a while. I read a lot while in college, of course, but not so much in grad school. I had less time and more going on outside of school to deal with. I read all of the books I needed to for school and loved it, but I didn't really take the time to read anything that wasn't assigned to me.
Another fact has become increasingly apparent to me, and I think the two are probably related: I haven't been writing. Other than Facebook updates and things that are necessary for basic communications, I haven't been writing on my novel, any songs, on any short stories, or here (as I'm sure you've noticed). And while the last couple of posts here have been about living my life and being okay with being away from my online presence, I think that this is something that I need to address in my life.
Because let's face it, I still have a lot to say. I still have things I want to say to the world. I still have characters and stories and ideas in my head that are trying to get out. But these things aren't going to find an outlet or a road into the greater world without a little help. Words pave these roads and blast through the mountains of doubt and writer's block. Ideas help fuel the energy to bring incorporeal things to life, to create, to birth.
So in order to do justice to the voices in my head, I am going to try to focus back on my creativity. Writing has always been a big part of my life, but I'm not feeding it in the same way that I did. Without reading and putting in words and ideas, I'm not getting anything out. Anything that isn't nurtured and taken care of isn't going to flourish.
I'm just hoping that what I have is a cactus that simply needs a little water to bloom.


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SCHOOLCHILDREN who helped design a £70,000 play park got the chance to test it out at its official opening.
The park, behind Crofton Community Centre, in Stubbington Lane, Stubbington, has recently undergone a revamp by Wicksteed Leisure, paid for by Fareham Borough Council.
Pupils from Crofton Anne Dale Junior School were delighted to try out the new kit yesterday.
Elliot Stevens, 11, and his friend Jacob Bradley, 11, both from Year 6, were particularly keen on the new inclusive roundabout.
Elliott said: 'I have been to this park quite a few times and it has been modified quite a bit and that's impressive.
'The roundabout is definitely my "go-to piece".'
Josie Asquith, 10, and her friend Tia Clarke, 10, both from Year 6, were also equally impressed.
Josie, who also helped come up with the design at school last year, said: 'I walk past here when I walk my dog in the park but I have never been in here before, but I like the spinning thing and the rope swing.'
Other families were also enjoying the upgraded facilities. Paula Fox, 58, from Stubbington, was in the park with her daughter Hannah Corry, 30, and her two-year-old grandson Seb.
Hannah, from Petersfield, was visiting her mother and said they often enjoyed coming out to the park.
She said: 'It feels like a nice, big space where they can run around safely and there's lots of different things to do for all ages.'
The new equipment was praised by councillor Sue Bell, the executive member for leisure and community.
She said: 'It was designed by the local children from the local schools, so it's been very exciting for the children to see what they designed.
'It is fantastic – lovely and colourful with a variation of equipment – and it is well used.
'We are really pleased with the play area that we have now got here.'
The Segensworth play area has also been upgraded, and the council is looking to put in new kit in Fareham North West, in Drake Close and at the new Holly Hill Leisure Centre, in Sarisbury Green.


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Today is our grandson Brent's 20th birthday, happy birthday Brent!
We enjoyed another nice day with the temperature in the mid 20's, sure like that a lot better than the heat and humidity they are having back home. When I talked to Brent he said it had been about 40C today – brutal!!
We had a text this morning from our son, who owns a bar in Kitchener, telling us his application for a patio was approved by the Committee of Adjustment – great news. It will be next year before he gets it open but it will be good for business.
Today we went into Charlottetown to stock up on groceries before heading out Thursday morning. We enjoyed a lobster sandwich for lunch – yummy, then we went to the bank, Superstore & Sobey's, nothing exciting. We stopped at a pottery place on the way back but the prices were way too much so no purchases there.
Not a very exciting day, but nice. I didn't take any pictures so will post some pictures of Bayside RV Campground.
And so ends another great gift of a day and we look forward to another great day tomorrow.
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Enjoy these videos on YouTube. Just thought I'd share a couple of videos that I like. They all involve the "Good Neighbor Stuff" trio from YouTube. If you have any suggestions for posts or something you'd like me to write on, just let me know. Thanks! Also check out my blog post, "Music Is For Everyone (except Daniel Reynolds)", on good music suggestions below this one! Here are the vids!
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Ask most seniors what they're wishing for on Grandparent's Day, and you're likely to get the same answer. Seniors want time with their grandchildren and more social engagement. And it's no wonder. According to a recent study conducted by researchers from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), 48% of seniors reported feeling lonely on a regular basis. Other findings from the study included:
- Lonely seniors were more likely to decline faster. Adults 60 and older who reported feeling lonely saw a 45% increase in their risk for death.
- Isolated seniors also had a 59% greater risk for mental and physical decline, compared to more socially engaged seniors.
So how about for Grandparent's Day, we give the gift of ourselves to our elderly loved ones? If you no longer have grandparents or they don't live nearby, spend a day with the kids at a local community center or assisted living community. Too many seniors rarely get visitors. You'll not only be doing a world of good for the residents, you and your family will also reap the rewards. For seniors, the excitement of seeing the world through the younger generation's eyes can get them plugged back into the world, reducing depression, boredom and improving health. And the benefits for children cannot be understated. Kids love learning and the elderly have so much to teach them. It's so important, especially in today's fast-paced society, that kids have exposure to and learn how to interact with the older generation.
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- Cook a favorite heirloom family recipe together. Kids enjoy mixing, pouring and stirring. If they are savvy with a smartphone, have them (or you!) videotape the experience.
- Make a memory box. Bring a box, decorate it together (you can easily find ideas at any craft store!) and ask your loved one (or senior you're visiting) to fill it with their special memories. They may even want to share the stories behind each treasured letter, photo, ribbon or medal.
- Teach a senior how to use technology. Some of the biggest frustrations for elderly Americans surround technology. Most kids these days, on the other hand, can do it with their eyes closed. Why not show a senior their way around a computer screen? You could show them some specific games to play or teach them some cell phone basics.
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This article is by Eric Warren. Eric is also a frequent contributor to Bleacher Report.
Don't look now but the Toronto Maple Leafs are suddenly in the hunt with four wins in their last five games.
Seven points behind the current eighth place Carolina Hurricanes is definitely not something most prognosticators would have been talking about midway through November on the heels of a stretch that saw the Leafs earn only one win in eleven tries.
But, there it is in black and white. On the heels of yet another back to back set of games, (the fifth set they have played since January 6), the Leafs have in fact won four of their last five and have a record of 7-3 in back to back games in the new year.
Since the turn of the new year, the Leafs have gone 11-7 and goaltender James Reimer continues to be much of the story.
After going through a drubbing at the hands of the Buffalo Sabres, Reimer rebounded with a solid 31 save performance versus the New York Islanders.
With Reimer's bounce back and the issue of Kessel vs Wilson settled - at least for the time being - all looks rosy for Leafs Nation right now.
Darryl Boyce is having a very good stint with the big club as well. Since being called up he's scored three goals and added six assists for a total of nine points in 19 games.
Boyce has also shown a great deal of character. After suffering a broken nose last Thursday against the Carolina Hurricanes, he returned to play a mere two nights later vs the Buffalo Sabres wearing a full face shield.
He tweeted a picture of the injury and it was not pretty. The photo is definitely not for weak stomachs.
Coach Ron Wilson did some digging after the whole Phil Kessel debacle and discovered that most of the goals Kessel had scored in Boston had occured with two left handed players as line mates. Wilson consequently put Kessel on a line with Mikhail Grabovski and Nikolai Kulemin and the move has paid immediate dividends.
Kessel has played with Grabo and Kulli for five periods and though he hasn't found the back of the net so far, he is a plus three in that time and scored an assist against the Islanders.
After seeing his play of late, including against the Islanders, it would be a genuine shame to see Tomas Kaberle in another jersey. If there is any justice at all he will remain a Leaf, though it would likely mean he will have to resign for the same type of money.
Time will tell whether the Toronto Maple Leafs can hold it together long enough this season to make a genuine push for the playoffs. But being only seven points out with 29 games to go is certainly a step in the right direction.


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We moved to the space next door in St. George this past weekend. After much planning and list making, we headed down midweek to begin painting and clearing out the old store. We love Wendy, our St. George manager and her upbeat, dig in attitude. It went much better then I could ever imagine and we appreciate all the help we received. Larry & the girls, Ransom, Maria & Jared, Charles, St. George store girls... It's true, many hands make light work and many memories. Thank you so much!!! As I looked around the past 3 days, I kept thinking about the industrious ANT as I would see everyone busy on their area... some painting, screwing in grid, arranging & displaying, carrying product over from next door (sometimes a full grid at a time), making signs, running errands, watching kids, wiping down shelves, figuring out wiring and before we knew it, everything came together and the move was complete. I am LOVING the feel of the new store! We invite you to come visit soon... please let us know what you think of it :)
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I have been thinking a lot lately about the importance of pampering our hearing. Yes
pamper. Every day I visit my Dad in his assisted living community and often eat with him in the dining room. Almost everybody there has serious hearing loss. To a certain extent, this is common in the aging process especially for the 70+ population. But it does not necessarily have to happen or be as severe if it does. Our current elderly population was not subjected to the amount of noise we have in modern life today. So what will happen to baby boomers
and those younger?
Yeah, we may have read stuff like this a dozen times in magazines and newspapers. About how hearing loss will happen at a younger age now. Hearing specialists expect at 40 as opposed to 65+ -- just because the younger generations are so into earphones and constant loud music, not to mention other every-day loud noise. Earphones and loud music alone will make a huge impact. But there are other factors for all of us that we take for granted and dont pay much attention to -- the every-day noise we are bombarded with that, in many cases, we can protect ourselves from.
Sound pressure, as you may know, is measured in decibels (dB). Normal conversation is at about 60 decibels. A harmful decibel is 85 or over. Lets compare this to common sounds
A bulldozer (that is just idling not working 85dB (damage after listening for 8 hours).
Motorcycles 100 dB (damage after 15 minutes per day).
Music on earphones 100 dB, at typical setting of 5 (damage after only 15 minutes per day!!).
Clap of nearby thunder 120 dB (damage can be immediate).
Rock concert 130 dB (temporary damage can happen after 10 to 15 minutes; but it can also cause permanent sudden hearing loss to some degree).
Shot guns and other types of guns 140 to 190 dB (damage can be immediate war veterans have a high rate of hearing loss).
Hearing loss studies report that out of the 40 million Americans that now have hearing loss, about 10 million cases were due to NIHL (noise-induced hearing loss) and growing as the population ages. NHIL is, in fact, the leading occupational hazard. Yet people are still very casual about this phenomenon.
Hearing loss can be temporary or permanent. It often happens because the delicate ear hairs that conduct sound have been broken and sometimes cant be repaired. My own father (a retired dentist) experienced mild hearing loss in his late 60s, and then sudden hearing loss in one ear in his 80s. The doctor said it was due to constant exposure to high-pitch dental drills! His ear just finally weakened. It is very sobering to daily be around so many people with hearing loss. You develop a new awareness of taking care of yourself.
So pamper your ears and be aware of sound. Lower that volume! (And explain this to kids and grandkids). Wear ear plugs as much as possible. Close windows. Steer clear of loud noise areas if you do not need to be near it. Lets protect our hearing as much as we can and enjoy a higher quality of life, long into our golden years.
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Despite increasing onslaught by the Boko Haram sect in the northern part of the country, President Good luck Jonathan on Sunday maintained that Nigeria will overcome its challenges.
He gave this assurance while speaking at the third service of Dunamis International Gospel Church, Area one, Abuja.
Jonathan thanked Christians for their prayers for the country, stressing that Nigeria's situation could have been worse without their prayers and those of other religions.
According to him, almost every parts of the world are going through trouble time and Nigeria too is having its own share of the negative events.
He said: "If you watch television, both local and foreign, we always have negative news as breaking news. The whole world is almost in trouble and as a nation, we are bound to have our own fair share. With your prayers, surely we will overcome our challenges."
While urging the congregation to continue to pray for the nation, he thanked the officiating Pastor, Dr. Paul Enenche and his team for their consistent support and prayers for the country.
"Let me sincerely appreciate Dr. Paul Enenche and Dr. Mrs. Enenche for what they have been doing for us. Being young man and lady well trained in the scientific way of doing things. But scientific way of healing does not give you total healing. If you go for a major treatment in any hospital, they may tell you to come every three months or six months for check ups, that means it is not total."
"It is only spiritual healing that is total. We thank you for what you have been doing."


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Paul Thomas Anderson deserved this one. The Kaufman's had no reason even being nominated. Contrivance is star studded these days.~rougerum
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Santiago Coach Ben Haley was quick to show his disappointment after Friday night's 27-18 opening-round Southern Section Division IX playoff loss to Covina Northview.
"This was the second time in three years [in the playoffs] we haven't played up to our capabilities," Haley said. "I'm going to have to take some time off during Christmas and decide whether or not I'm capable of leading this team. Right now, we're not a championship-caliber team. This is disheartening."
His Cavaliers (8-3) finished the regular season as an at-large team from the Garden Grove League. But in making the playoffs for only the second time in 11 years, Santiago's fate was similar to the loss it suffered to La Mirada in its last appearance two years ago.
Santiago's running game failed to take hold. James Thomas, who finished second in the county with 1,704 regular-season rushing yards, had only 65 yards.


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Megakronkel - Neurotransmitter !
Megakronkel - Neurotransmitter
konkurrel records. Nederlands. 1994 CD
Mixed and mastered at RDS Studio Sneek July '94.
01. Regrinder 2:17
02. Music For Pleasure 2:08
03. Frysian Psyche 3:20
05. Future Hits And Fingertips 3:47
06. Love = Dead + Buried 1:56
07. Europenis 0:46
08. Silver Lips And Elvis Songs 2:40
09. Flying Lure 0:45
10. Credit Card Smile 3:50
11. Big Black Boats 2:43
12. Kronkel A Go-Go 3:48
13. Mr. Flagpole 3:08
14. Dump City 2000 1:09
15. Shelter 2:29
16. Soft-Focused B-Movie Soundtrack 4:57
Biography, with crucial help from Koos:
Megakronkel began as a duo in 1990. Guitarist Robin van Velzen and bassplayer Jan Folmer (both ex-members of Umberto Di Bosso) enjoyed making music that was playfull and had unexpected changes and breaks, accompanied by a drumcomputer.
In 1993, their debut album 'Megakronkel' is released by the Dutch label Konkurrel. The drumcomputer is replaced by Koos van er Velde, thank dog!
The following year, their second album 'Neurotransmitter' is released.
Megakronkel plays a lot, especially in Germany and Austria.
They tour with Victims Family and in 1994 the group plays at the big Music Festival Pop-Komm in Germany.
At a show in Nürnberg, Robin van Velzen meets the love of his life.
He later moves to Germany for her which will mean the end of Megakronkel.
In 1996, Koos leaves Megakronkel and is replaced by Peter Veenstra.
At this time, Megakronkel course changes.
The complex compositions make way for more improvised playing, which can be heard on the third album 'Microlowmanic'.
This album is the result of jamming for a week, added with vocals and sax.
In 2005, Megakronkel gets together for a one time reunion at a festival in Nürenberg.
About the name Megakronkel, Mega of course means big/huge.
In Dutch language, if someone thinks in a weird way it's said he has a "kronkel in zijn hoofd". A kronkel means curved/zig-zag/twist.
Megakronkel's music is somewhat like this, with unexpected curves and changes. That's how this name was chosen!
See right HERE for 1st opus and drool !
Robin van Velzen: guitar
Jan Folmer: bass
Koos van der Velde: drums
Megakronkel (album, 1993, konkurrel)
Neurotransmitter (album, 1994, konkurrel)
Microlowmanic (album, 1996, eigen beheer)
On continue la série hollandaise façon jazzcore possédé et c'est pas dommage, jugez-en plutôt!
320kbps Mp3 encoded, thanks to Andreas (a cool german dude) for providing and Koos (hellatious drummer) for his help and kindness,
now enjoy the wicked tunes and cheer-up, you fools!
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After our day out on the bike we decided to have a fairly domesticated day on Sunday.
First thing in the morning we got rid of some of the old dirt and stones from the driveway. It's surprising how much it all weighs and I'm super pleased we pay at the dump by size versus weight! Another bonus is that the ute, which we borrowed from Mike's boss, has a tipper on it. Mike still had to shovel some of it off so that we didn't end up with the entire ute going over the side but once it got going the tipper made the rest of the job quick and easy.
On the way back from the rubbish dump we called into Bunnings for some herb plants for the new planter boxes Michael has made. We chose all the herbs we actually cook with... no point growing something we're not even going to use! When we got home we popped them all up on the bench and table because it was too hot for planting.
A little later in the day Michael came and told me I needed to bring my camera to the kitchen... and who was there but Mr Dougal! It turns out that he really doesn't like the smell of Basil so he thought he'd add his own 'perfume' to the plants! Oh My Goodness!!! So naughty!!!
Later on when it had cooled down we got busy filling the planter boxes with potting mix and getting the herbs set up in their new home. Mike mentioned to me that he didn't really know what to do because he'd only ever grown 'pot' plants before (if you know what I mean!) I told him the process was exactly the same but with a completely legal outcome LOL As tidy as he is with everything else he's a messy gardener... but he did clean up after himself when he was done!
We'd actually told the boys that we were going to plant the herbs as a family but Toby pulled the "I've got no thumbs' excuse on us as per usual and Dougal said he 'didn't want to get dirty'... and quite frankly it was nice to have some peace and quiet while we were planting... and then they were too quiet so I went to investigate and I found them in the lounge watching the Discovery channel on TV! I snuck back out and grabbed my camera and managed to get a photo of them while the seagulls were on the screen. I really couldn't help but laugh at how engrossed they were in the programme... and of course it's highly educational!
For my creative pieces I used a 'happy holidays' from Heidi Swapp's pack along with my die cut date and a cork star. For the bottom piece I die cut a few flowers using some of the patterned paper I've used earlier in my album and I quite like the summery results.
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When Tesla's Autopilot first dropped people didn't know what to make of it. Some were amazed. Some got tickets. Some screwed around with it. Tesla's first foray into autonomous driving has been around for some months now, but that doesn't make it any less frightening to first timers. This grandma is downright terrified of giving up control of a car. Her reaction is absolutely hilarious. Her son—at least that's who we assume is filming—seems to be getting a kick out of watching his mom damn near faint while at the wheel.
It's easy to say this reaction is over the top, but we bet everyone's first experience with Autopilot is a lot like this one. We'll be getting behind the wheel of a Model S soon and will be sure to let you know if this freakout was warranted or not.


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I haven't upgraded the OS but still experiencing the problem. Currently using OxygenOS 3.1.0
I am using reliance jio and airtel. Yes i have been also facing the issue of network drop and yes teh battery performance has decreased but for some user in the one plus forum they are reporting an increase in battery life. A word of advise from my end would be to turn off the data and then the network wont occur. If you want to use the data then just use one of the sim card and then no drop will occur.
Yes. Network is affected when using Jio Sim with another network sim, be it Airtel or Vodafone or BSNL. I had tried resetting network settings, but this doesn't help either. Therefore, i have also enabled only one sim at the moment and disabled my other sim i.e. BSNL. Also battery draining very fast now, from almost 100% to 30% in 7-8 hours of normal usage. OnePlus not expecting this. Please resolve this at the earliest.
Battery performance is very bad, i can say... network resets every 3/4 seconds and mostly the performance very very lags.. i feel the phone is dead sometimes.
Facing the same issue. Using Jio on Sim 1 & Vodafone on Sim 2. Battery has gone worse.
I am also facing dropping network signal a few times per minute with dual SIM Jio (P) and Vodafone (S). Apart from this it is taking longer time to full charge of battery. I am unable to carry out my daily activity after updating to Oxygen OS version 3.5.5.
Would request you to help me out ASAP.
I'm using the One Plus 2 in Canada with Fido, SMS no longer works properly after the update. I can receive and view them, however I cannot send out SMS messages. Charging the battery also takes a very long time.
i am facing the network drop issue badly im using Jio and Relience 3G. now im going to downgrade to 3.1.0
How can you trust such an amateurish joke of a company ?
Hi , I have updated oxgn os 3.5.5 on 24th Dec and facing this network isue very badly, the network resets every 10-15 secs while using internet, plse post the fixture for this
Battery performance has gone to worse then ever. Charging the phone whole day still not getting full charged. This update has ruined the phone.
I installed the update in one plus 2 as soon as it came since I was experiencing battery discharge issues and charging problems. I thought these problems might get resolved with the update. On the one hand, where the update has improved the interface of my phone, unfortunately now I am suffering from bigger problems. Network drop, upon using jio mobile network, is tremendous. Despite trying various solutions posted on blogs and one plus community threads, I am still facing the same issues. Upon deactivating jio (as it is my secondary contact number), there is no issue in using my airtel sim. Intermittently, the touch of my screen also becomes less sensitive, could be because if the fixes I am trying in my phone. Please come up with a permanent solution ASAP, it's becoming increasingly difficult to receive and make calls.
I downloaded the update from a vpn and I am not facing any of the issues mentioned above and VOLTE is also working perfectly. I am using a jio sim.
I am using Jim and Airtel and the network seems to be dropping every 20-30 seconds. I did a factory reset....unfortunately the update couldn't be undone. This is very frustrating and a pain. What is the fix? Will it be rectified soon?
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