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Synopsis: When a High School Spanish teacher, Will Schuester, becomes the director of the school's failing Glee club, New Directions, he hopes to be able to rejuvenate it. The club competes in the choir competition circuit. It's been called "a High School Musical for adults", the series follows the club and its mixture of oddball members as they try and restore it to its former glory. It is a musical comedy in which the eager and ambitious students not only compete to win the Nationals, but also have to deal with the tough and cruel realities of their school, McKinley High. At the same time, Will is trying to rejuvenate his failing love life whilst preventing the school's cheer leading coach Sue Sylvester from sabotaging the choir.
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Who was in High School Musical?
The original High School Musical was Zach Efron, Vanessa Hudgens, Corbin Bleu, Ashley Tisdale,Lucas Gabreel, and Monique Coleman.
What is high school musical?
A modern film about high school students playing basketball,falling in love, and a muscical play. Watch it on Disney Channel!


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Happy Thursday.
After a whirlwind week of meeting and greeting and traveling and feasting, I needed an easy supper night. Chicken in the crock pot. Brilliant.
Two pounds of boneless, skinless chicken breasts. One cup of tomato sauce. One tablespoon of dried oregano. Eight hours in the crock pot. That's it. Supper. Everyone could serve themselves when they were hungry. Pictured is my helping, simply chicken topped with cheddar cheese. Is it the weekend yet?
Happy Thursday.
July 31, 2014
Hooray! My "Husband" John was in town, so a celebration feast with our good friends Heather and Shawn, including Heather's Mom who was also in town, was in order.
Truth be told, John is not my husband. He is my best friend, cheerleader, champion and if we played for the same team, would be giving Handsome Chris a run for his money. With a sly smile on his face, John introduced himself to Chris with the statement that he and I are like Will & Grace - a package deal. This evening we were blessed with time together.
Feasting is always in order at our favorite place, the delicious, locally sourced Social Urban Bar & Restaurant. Our group of five ordered a total of nine (9!) different small plates, large plates and desserts. I will write about my three favorites. You really should take the time to spend an evening dining at Social - arguably the best restaurant in Rockford.
I come to Social primarily for the brussels sprouts. No lie. I have never, ever cooked a single brussels sprout. This vegetarian dish is so cravably amazing. Shaved brussels sprouts pan fried with capers, parmesan, and lemon. I have carried a k-cup of these sprouts down the street to a friend who was bartending so he could try them. I have taken this dish home and eaten it at room temperature at midnight. It is absolutely my favorite vegetable dish. This is my #1 choice from the evening's nine dishes.
Gnocchi, the small potato based Italian pasta, was so tender, delicate and flavorful this evening that I wanted to place another order for myself, not to share with the table. Chef Chase combined the gnocchi with green beans, a locally sourced smoked ham, freshly shaved parmesan and a stunning garlic scape pesto. When Handsome Chris comes to visit I will introduce him to Social. I will order this unique dish again. The question is open as to my sharing capabilities. This is my #2 favorite choice from this evening's feast.
Yes, where I go, dessert is sure to be ordered. We ordered every dessert on the menu. On a scale of 1-10, with 10 being the Bo Derek of the group, the chef's choice ice cream was a 1 (I took a second bite to confirm how unpalatable it was), the ricotta fritters with an orange scented homemade nutella was a 4 (homemade nutella has more grit than its commercial counterpart - which is fine. The inclusion of orange limits the appeal, while the ricotta fritters were basically a homemade doughnut hole).
The standout of the dessert line up, coming in at a solid 8 was the olive oil cake. Permeated by lemon, the cake was a lighter, Italian version of the American pound cake. Served with a trio of sauces; fresh raspberry, Meyer lemon curd, and a balsamic vinegar reduction.
A leisurely three hour happy Wednesday.
July 30, 2014
365 Dinners:Day 210. Airplanes
My flight back north was at 6pm, directly during the supper hour. I was flying a small regional jet, I was simply happy they had seat belts. The day's of food - even a bag of peanuts - on an airplane have gone the way of the dodo bird. My dinner consisted of what I could find in the airport terminal within the nutritionally dead zone of post security check and pre boarding.
There was a Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, which has the most delicious chai tea in the world, short of the pulled chai in the Kampong Glam district of Singapore. Their chai is made with visible tea leaves and whole spices, not a gross overly sweetened mix found in most commercial coffee shops. One straight chai, just a bag in hot water. Ahhhh....
For fuel, I stopped in a magazine shop. Between the bags of chips and candy I found this protein bar. Between these 20 grams of zero sugar protein and the tea, I was full and satisfied. Cheers to flying the friendly skies.
Happy (sad for leaving Handsome Chris) Tuesday.
July 29, 2014
Because I am trying my best to eat way more veggies than a person should, we spent a lot of time looking over the produce at Sprouts. Because I am still a vampire with no blood, I needed beef for the iron. This evening's supper was a perfectly cooked combination of that yin~yang.
This was another evening of H.C. cooking and I being ordered out of the kitchen. Yes Sir!
Zucchini, green beans, mushrooms, potatoes, red onion, garlic. Butterflied and perfectly cooked to medium-rare filet. Whole wheat garlic toast. So delicious. My last night in OK. I am already checking flights for my next visit. With feasting such as this next to my dear heart, how can I stay away?
Happy Monday.
July 28, 2014
Sunday Dinner with the Handsome Chris clan in Oklahoma. A perfect Sunday. He and I were too tired to think about cooking, having woken from an afternoon nap and realizing we had not really thought about what to cook nor shopped for any ingredients.
The girls were joining us, the favorite son was out of town working. The youngest likes sushi, as do H.C. and I. The eldest just wanted something chocolate. Four trays of sushi and a chocolate picnic cake from Sprouts fit the evening's bill. We also picked up fresh strawberries and blackberries for the beautiful grandbabies. Good food and great company.
The killer breakfast was the outstanding start to our Sunday morning. Not only does H.C. cook for me when I am in OK, he also shops for the fixings, insisting I sit on the patio of the tree fort enjoying the balmy weather and my first cup of morning coffee.
Knowing my preference for safe scrambled eggs, H.C. was willing to short order cook for me. Knowing his preference for fried eggs and his possession of mad kitchen skills, I smiled (apprehensively) and requested another go at fried eggs for my breakfast. Deliciously ripe cantaloupe, toasted brioche, hand pattied breakfast sausage, a mound of sauteed vegetables, and two perfectly cooked and utterly delicious fried eggs - with no runny yolks. There was no need for lunch after a morning feast like this.
Happy, happy Sunday
July 27, 2014
I awoke before my alarm clock, this is as exciting as Christmas. I had an 8am flight to Oklahoma to visit Handsome Chris.
The last time I visited, we ate out - a lot. Trying restaurants is a chef and a foodies way of dating. This time my trip was shorter and we preferred to hunker down, stay in for privacy and cook.
I am the cook when H.C. visits in the north and he is the chef when I visit in the South. I will say there is nothing quite as amazing as having a man say "Sweetie, please get out of my kitchen - go relax on the couch. Dinner will be ready soon." The saying goes that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Well, the way to a woman's heart is by taking over some of the chores like cooking.
We prefer to shop in a piece meal fashion at Sprouts when in OK. What we eat there depends on our mood and what looks good. Up north I shop for a week's worth at a time at Valli Produce. What we eat here depends on what new dish I am creating for this blog and what the week's schedule looks like.
H.C. scoffs that pre-made burgers and salad don't really count as cooking. I countered that he still had to take the meat from raw to edible and chop the vegetables. Plus plating it - knowing it would be photographed - and serving. All that completely counts as cooking in my book.
Happy, blissful Saturday.
July 26, 2014
Don't Judge. I let the youngest pick supper and the teeneage agreed.
Sometimes it doesn't matter that we are eating - even when it is the grossly overprocessed food from McD's. Sometimes what matters is that we are able to sit around the table together very early on a Friday evening before we all explode in different directions and won't see each other for the next six days.
Happy Friday - Hobbit supper #1.
July 25, 2014
I had a 'date' for 7pm this evening, hence the second supper. (Date you ask? What about Handsome Chris? Why are you going on a 'date'? The answer is at the bottom of this post!)
It was great to eat with my kids earlier even if it was McDonald's. By 6pm the teenager was off to his Buena Vista Social Club and the youngest was on her way to Door County Wisconsin with her father for an extended visit with her paternal grandparents. I was nervous about my 'date' for the evening as this meeting was a really long time in the making.
I suggested Greenfire Market mostly because of its easy access off the highway. The bonus is the bustling bistro atmosphere and the locally sourced menu.
After a glass of wine, to ease any apprehension, we ordered. Both of us are world travelers, so I selected Kobe beef carpacio while he selected oysters; a half dozen cold raw and another half dozen Rockefeller. I will confess that despite my years of adventurous eating I have never had a raw oyster. Tonight did not break that streak, I declined a raw oyster. We are in the middle of the country and I am always suspect of the freshness of seafood here. I did, however, thoroughly enjoyed the oysters Rockefeller.
Greenfire has a subsantial bakery, so of course dessert was in order. After surveying the selections in the bakery cases, we settled on a slice of pineapple, coconut cream pie. Drizzled with caramel and sprinkled with cinnamon, this creamy tropical pie was a perfect ending to our meal.
My date for the evening ... my biological father, Richard. It was great to meet him after all these years. He is a writer, like me. He is Irish, which must be where I get my irrevent sense of humor, propensity to use off colored language, and open heart on my sleeve. The evening began and ended with huge hugs.
A Very Happy Friday.
July 25, 2014
365 Dinners:Day 205. Eggs.
By Thursday the cupboards are reaching bare and my level of tiredness is increasing. I always have eggs in the refridgerator. They are quick, easy, filling and everyone likes breakfast for dinner
I also like the opportunity to play short order cook. The teen likes his eggs fried, topped with pepper jack and served on a toasted bagel to make a great sandwich. The youngest likes two, scrambled plain please. I like two scrambled with cheese and some hot sauce.
Dinner isn't always about a big production and a fancy meal. Often it is about feeding the family filling and nutritious food while hanging out in the kitchen, catching up on what's happening in our lives and reconecting at the end of a busy week.
Happy Thursday.
July 24, 2014
I am (was) on VACATION - Woohoo!!! Yes! The children are (were) not with me, Handsome Chris is (was) at work, and I am (always) the best date because I get to eat exactly where and what I want to! Seven days and seven lunches.
Monday: I am a baker, I scope out local coffee shops/bakeries, I almost always order the scone. A scone is the litmus test of a bakery's metal. This is a peach ginger scone from the Gray Owl on Gray Ave in Norman. Super hot, strong black coffee was my scone sidekick. This scone had a very delicate texture, nice crumb. Alas, I will admit, this scone had no flavor. I can see the peaches but I cannot taste the peaches nor the ginger. Scones batter exists as a catalyst for the add ins. Please oh please - add more! I will try the Gray Owl again on my next visit - and I will order another scone.
Tuesday: The Greek House. Norman is a college town, and what kind of college town would it be if there were not a singular kick ass gyro joint? When H.C.'s son told me the Greek House cooks the fries in the grease drippings from the gyros I knew I had to try them. O.M.G. This is the best fricking gyro - ever. The fries? Amazing! The gyro? A warm soft pita, meat that is turning on a spit to roast and carved to order, tzatziki sauce that is fresh, cold and homemade, crisp fresh onions. As you can see, I had to eat it with a fork, the portions were huge. So sorry to my local gyro joint, I have left you for someone better.
Wednesday: I awoke to cool temps and a day of rain. My objective was to stay in my pjs for the entire day. I cobbled together this tuna melt from items on hand in the tree fort (H.C.'s bachelor pad). Albacore tuna salad from the local Sprouts market, baby Swiss cheese, English muffins. All cooked in the toaster oven until warm, melty and delicious. Even Frank the dog enjoyed a bite or two.
Thursday: I spent the day walking on the Main Street strip through Norman, my kind of funky shopping district with the arts, handmade items and second hand shops I love. I am the crazy psuedo-Asian woman who was walking with an umbrella on a 100 degree sunny day, because I needed my portable protection from the sun. I took a break and popped into Fancy That for a late lunch. The blackened Tilapia fish tacos sounded filling yet light. They were delicious; crispy slaw, fresh tomatoes, tender fish. These were barely blackened - not a touch of heat - so don't be afraid of the name for these overall flavorful tacos. The service? Perhaps it was the late lunch hour, perhaps it was a shift change, perhaps it was my lack of Oklahoma drawl, but the service was pretty terrible. I would like to eat here again - the specials board on the street looks so tantalizing, but the service alone may keep me away.
Friday: My week is winding down and *GASP* I have not yet eaten at the world famous Diner! Featured on Diners, Dives and Drive-Ins, this 1950s style diner is everything you want in a diner. Small venue, sassy staff, huge portions and great prices. A breakfast with myself was in order. At the waitress' suggestion, I selected the eggarito; scrambled eggs, green chilies, cheese all wrapped in a tortilla smothered in salsa verde and more cheese. Served with a side of the best hash browns I have ever eaten. My neighbor at the counter was eating pancakes. They looked amazing. I had to have one, blueberry please. My beverage of choice? Sweet Tea. And yes, aside from the burrito ends and the very middle of my pancake, I ate the whole thing.
Saturday: My Diner experience was so good that H.C. and I went there again for Saturday Brunch. I ordered the hash browns, again. I tried the biscuits and gravy. Meh - I like biscuits and gravy, but when the milk gravy is made from the sausage drippings and there are chunks of sausage. This was okay, unfortunately bland with no sausage, so nothing I would order again. The blueberry pancake was so spectacular I ordered one again this morning. The stellar point of a diner is seeing the cooks drop fresh blueberries into the pancake batter as it cooks on the griddle. I cannot imagine ever eating breakfast anywhere else in Norman.
Sunday: I left Oklahoma late Saturday night and drove straight through till morning. The downfall is that I drink coffee to stay awake on these overnight drives, then I am too wide awake to go to sleep when I arrive. A call to my very good friend Amy and a plead for breakfast on the patio at Der Rathskeller back home in Rockford. Fortunately she was free and willing to meet. Der Rathskeller serves Reuben omelettes with a side of homemade red sauce along with lyonnaise potatoes and sourdough toast. Just what I needed to end a great vacation week.
Eat well, live well, enjoy every minute.

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Tuesday, April 5, 2011
I am now in the post-production stage of my film LOST IN LIVING. It's going to be a long haul but with the support of friends, family and colleagues I know it will happen. It's been six years in the making and I am fully committed to this powerful and relevant story. The four amazing women in this film continually inspire me and I know they will inspire you. We're just starting our fundraising campaign so if you or someone you know can contribute to this project please go to www.maandpafilms.com/lostinliving/ and click on the donate tab. Thank you all for supporting me so much. More updates to come. -Mary
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We all know that smoking is harmful to health. Dangers of smoking have been widely discussed in various scientific forums. Ministry of Health and NGOs concerned with health never stop telling people about the dangers of smoking. However, smoking habit seems very difficult to be eliminated.
Among people, not a few people who want to quit smoking. However it is not easy to do. Perhaps because they do not know how to quit smoking.
1. Strengthen your intention to quit smoking.
Intention is very important factor. Strong intention to quit smoking even be the most decisive factor. If we do not have strong intention, our efforts will be in vain. Instill in us the mindset that smoking is harmful to health. There is no benefit at all we can get out of this bad habit.
2. Drink lots of water.
Furthermore, make it a habit to drink water as starters. Drinking water beneficial to remove nicotine and several toxins that accumulate in our body (detoxification).
3. Avoid alcohol, coffee and sugar.
Consuming sugar, coffee and alcohol can lead to the desire to smoke. Therefore avoid all three. If necessary, also avoid the usual places provide alcohol, coffee, and sugar. As well as the fatty foods, because your metabolism will slow down a bit without nicotine.
4. Increase the useful activity.
Do not let your time be missed without the bustle. Fill your spare time with a variety of useful activities. You can make busy with your hobby such as gardening, caring for electronic equipment, cycling, playing music, clean the house, or watching a favorite movie with friends. Or you can exercise like fitness, jogging or strolling around the housing complex.
5. Finding substitute for cigarettes.
For someone who used to smoke, not smoke a day can make the mouth feel sour. Therefore, look for a replacement of the smoking habit. You can replace cigarettes with low-calorie foods such as apples, carrots or celery. In addition, chewing ginger gum or sucking on cinnamon sticks can be an option. Similarly with a cup of tea or mint. The point is any positive thing that can replace cigarettes.
6. Seeking support from family and friends.
We need to inform our efforts and intentions to quit smoking to the nearby neighborhood such as family and friends. Because the support from family and friends is very important. Moreover, usually the beginning of someone smoking is due to the influence from environment. That way, they will understand. They also will not offer cigarettes to you and may even help you to keep cigarettes from your sight. Quitting smoking may seem difficult, but with the support from family and friends, your efforts can run more easily.
Check This: Recognizing Carcinogenic Substances – Substances That Cause Cancer.
7. Reducing smoking gradually.
Quitting smoking can not be done abruptly. All things take time and process. Reducing smoking is not an easy job to do in a day. The best way to stop smoking is to reduce the number of cigarettes gradually. If you used to smoke a pack a day, try to cut back to 10 cigarettes alone. The next day, cut again into 8 sticks, the third day into five rods, and so on. Until the end of the day you are able to not smoke at all.
8. Stop smoking with breathing techniques.
Inhale deeply through your nose and remove it through the mouth slowly. This is an effective way to keep you at the time you want to smoke. Do this every time you want to smoke. You can do it 3 times at a time. Take a deep breath, hold it for a while and then remove it slowly through the mouth. Actually this is a variation techniques of yoga, and it is very soothing. By doing the breathing process, your intention to quit smoking will be strong so that you can reduce your desire to smoke.
Finally, consult with your doctor so that you get better suggestions. Some ways to quit smoking above are some simple effort you can apply for your body healthier. So you can live everyday better.


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Looking to give enterprise users more speed and a clear upgrade path to its larger boxes, Hewlett-Packard Co. this week rolled out a new Unix server that tops off its entry-level family.
For IT managers with e-commerce sites or lots of bursty traffic, the new L3000 server, which features up to four processors, could solve the problem of how to meet quick rises in demand. HP is also offering pricing that lets users pay for the CPU power they need, when they need it. HP also plans to offer an upgrade path for users that have older L1000 and L2000 model servers in the next few months. The L1000 is a two-way system; the L2000 is a four-way system.
The L3000 can be purchased with one to four processors, or users can opt for a utility pricing model that basically lets them use each processor for about US$100 per month. If a user with an e-commerce site gets hit with a holiday rush, for example, additional processors in the machine can be activated through an onboard management console feature. The server is preprogrammed to send an e-mail to HP that triggers usage billing to begin.
The L3000 supports PA-8600 processors running at 550 MHz and offers more I/O and system bus throughput than the L2000. Specifically, the I/O throughput is 3.2G byte/sec, compared to 1.3G byte/sec for the L2000, and the system bus runs at 4.3G byte/sec, up from 1.3G byte/sec on the L2000. HP competes with IBM, Compaq and Sun in the Unix server market.
Roy VanDoorn, director of product marketing for HP 9000 servers, says HP will continue to offer its L1000 and L2000 servers to meet user demand for lower-cost and performance servers, while also offering an upgrade path to the L3000. HP says the L2000 upgrade will be available in a few months and will require a motherboard replacement. That board replacement will give users a PA-8600 processor running at 540 MHz.
Howard Wong, director of technical operations at Meridex in Richmond, Canada, an application service provider and current L2000 user, says his company isn't likely to buy any L3000s soon because it is just reaching a point where the performance of the L2000 is necessary, but likes the upgrade options. He says one of the main benefits he sees in HP's L-class servers is the ability to meet demand quickly.
Jean Bozman, an analyst with market research firm IDC, says HP's L3000 is an important addition to its line of Unix servers that fit into the e-commerce arena. Servers aimed at that market need to be able to meet space and performance requirements, two areas HP has tried to address with the L-class servers, including the L3000. She says HP's low-end Unix servers helped the company maintain its place as one of the top three Unix server vendors in the last year. The 1999 worldwide Unix server market accounted for US$25.7 billion in revenue. In that market, Sun garnered 28.2 percent of the revenue; HP garnered 22.6 percent, and IBM garnered 17.7 percent.
HP also plans to offer customers with the L2000 and L3000 server models a virtual partitioning feature in the first half of 2001 that lets them run multiple copies of their operating system on the server. By using multiple copies of the operating system assigned to specific processors, they can better ensure that applications and end users get the performance they need.
Users can already do resource partitioning, which allows IT managers to assign specific CPU resources for applications.
The L3000 can support a variety of network and I/O connection types, including Ultra2 SCSI LVD (single and dual port), FWD SCSI (single and dual port), Fibre Channel, Gigabit Ethernet, 100Base-TX (single and quad port), 100Base-FX, ATM 155M bits/sec, ATM 622M bits/sec, FDDI Dual Attach LAN, and Token Ring 100M bit/sec. The L3000 features up to 16M bytes of memory and 10 I/O slots.
The L3000 is available now and starts at US$39,000. A fully configured L3000 would cost about $150,000. The L1000 and L2000 start at $14,000 and $22,000 respectively.www.hp.com


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Bobby Wayne Copeland
(Obituary ~ 04/05/11)
Mr. Bobby Wayne Copeland, 53, of Osceola, died Thursday, March 31, 2011. Mr. Copeland was born on Sept. 16, 1957, in Osceola, to Bobby Jean and Delois Langston Copeland. Mr. Copeland was a member of the Carroll Corner Church of the Lord Jesus Christ, a retired custodian from the Osceola school system, he enjoyed watching cartoons and westerns, and taking care of his family...
Mary V. Grant
(Obituary ~ 04/05/11)
Mary V. Grant, age 89, of Leachville, died Sunday, April 3, 2011, at the Monette Manor Nursing Center. Born at Cash she was the daughter of the late Walter and Cora Lamb and had lived most of her life in Monette. She was the widow of Mr. Virgil Grant and had been a Leachville resident for over 30 years. She was of the Assembly of God Faith...
Gerald Albert VanKirk
(Obituary ~ 04/05/11)
Mr. Gerald Albert VanKirk, 66, of Lake City, died Saturday, April 2, 2011, at his home. Mr. VanKirk was born on Feb. 28, 1945, in Pierson, Mich., to the late James Russell and Addie Elizabeth VanKirk. ...
(High School Sports ~ 04/05/11)
Buffalo Island Central's Mark Stone continued his power surge, blasting a pair of solo homers and leading the Mustangs to a 10-4 romp of Osceola Thursday afternoon on the road. It was Stone's fourth homer in the past week as the Mustangs improved to 10-2 overall on the season...
Manila art students win poster contest
(Local News ~ 04/05/11)
Three Manila students were awarded prizes in the Mississippi County Farm Bureau Safety Promotion Contest. The county-wide competition ran in conjunction with Farm Bureau's Agricultural Safety Awareness Week, March 6-12. The theme for the poster contest was safety including farm machinery, chemicals, home, fire, bus, tornado, etc...
BIC West supports St. Jude
(Local News ~ 04/05/11)
BIC West Elementary fourth and sixth grade boys basketball teams and fourth grade cheerleaders have supported St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and the Ronald McDonald House this year. In all, a total of over $9,000 was donated to these worthy causes through the efforts of the teams in hosting an elementary basketball tournament, drawings for donated items, candle, t-shirt, and tamale sales...
Riverside takes the Polar Plunge for Cannon
(Local News ~ 04/05/11)
For the third consecutive year Riverside teachers and students took the Polar Plunge, a fundraising event to benefit the Special Olympics. Riverside takes the plunge in honor of their own senior Cannon Ellis who participates in the Special Olympics. This year Cannon will be competing in the softball and tennis ball throw and hopes to bring home two gold medals...
Riverside mock wreck sends strong warning
(Local News ~ 04/05/11)
A mock wreck was held at Riverside High School Wednesday morning during prom week. Prom was held Friday evening and the mock wreck was an effort to send a strong message to high school students of the importance of making good choices...
Wrestling for a cause
(Local News ~ 04/05/11)
A large crowd came out on Saturday night to the annual Relay for Life Wrestling event at the Manila Community Center. This is the 10th year Ron Horn and fellow wrestlers have volunteered their time and talent to raise money for the Buffalo Island American Cancer Relay for Life...
Mrs. Anna Mae Watkins celebrates 101st birthday
(Local News ~ 04/05/11)
Anna Mae Watkins celebrated her 101st birthday Feb. 12, 2011, with friends and family in Texarkana at the home of her daughter, Sylvia Etta McEwen. Mrs. Watkins is doing well, even though she has broken a few bones over the years. She gets around well using her walker. Her friends at church refer to her walker as her red Cadillac. She is still active in church and Eastern Star...
Natalie Marcus on her way to Miss Arkansas Pageant
(Local News ~ 04/05/11)
Natalie Marcus of Manila is on her way to the 2011 Miss Arkansas Pageant which will be held in Hot Springs July 10-16. She presently holds the title of Miss Greater Jonesboro. The 2010 Manila High School honor graduate started to college with the same plan as her high school years -- staying active. ...
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If you are a new blogger then it is very important part of a successful blog, ' Killer Blog Content'. But How?.
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Thursday, March 19, 2015
Frank P. Harvey (1878-1958) married Hattie Belle Weatherwax (1887-1942). Today while verifying Michigan death records I discovered they had an infant son Maxwell Frank Harvey b:6 Jul 1921 in Waverly,Van Buren co MI. Died 8 Jul 1921 and buried in Robinson Cemetery Gobles,Van Buren co MI. This son does not appear on any USC record you must use MI death records to find him. When I went to Find A Grave there was no maker for this son. His parents are there in Robinson Cemetery Van Buren co MI, but not indication of this son. So if you are researching this HARVEY line or the line of her parents: Clement S. Weatherwax (1862-1952) and Jessie M. Boothby (1862-1941) you need to check the websites: (seekingmichigan.com) and (Findagrave.com)
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WOODLAND PARK, NJ - The Woodland Park Fire Department issued an alert for residents to take precautions as cold weather has increased the threat of carbon monoxide dangers.
On Nov. 9, three residents of a Dewey Avenue home in Totowa were sent to the hospital for carbon monoxide poisoning. Police say it was due to a chimney blockage. On Nov. 13, first responders were called to two locations, one in Hawthorne and another in Hackensack.
Carbon monoxide (CO) is an odorless, colorless gas that can cause sudden illness and death, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. CO is produced any time a fossil fuel is burned in a furnace, vehicle, generator, grill, or elsewhere. CO from these sources can build up in enclosed or semi-enclosed spaces and poison the people and animals in them.
Each year, more than 400 Americans die from unintentional CO poisoning not linked to fires, more than 20,000 visit the emergency room, and more than 4,000 are hospitalized.
Homeowners are urged to have both smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
The Woodland Park Police Department recommends that residents install both smoke alarms and CO detectors near bedrooms and on each floor of a home. Carbon monoxide detectors should be installed within 10 feet of the bedroom door. If the alarm sounds, call 9-1-1 and immediately move to fresh air.
Know the symptoms of carbon monoxide: headache, fatigue, dizziness, and shortness of breath.
The department also urges homeowners to change all detector batteries twice a year and to test all detectors on a monthly basis.


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From left, Welland, ON Mayor Barry Sharpe, BAC member Joe Mollica and others involved in the city's recent Torch of Life relay to heighten awareness about the need for tissue and organ donation.
Statistics show that every three days, at least one person on an organ donation waiting list dies.
Retired Local officer and 56-year BAC member Joe Mollica of Welland, Ontario got involved in promoting organ and tissue donation awareness when his sister, Jean Ann Cousineau, died while awaiting a kidney transplant. That tragic turn motivated Mollica, a tireless community activist, to advance this cause through his service on behalf of the Step-by-Step Organ Transplant Association.
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WOW Ladies look what we reached :-)
Now this blog is down. But im very sure she will come up somewhere again. I saw yesterday that she uploaded so many other stuff. I would like to know only where she now is or is it a he? I dont know, But its a shot against the piracy.
I was now very happy to see that today.
Thanks to all who helped and i think some Designers are very grateful now.
Have all a great Day :-)
In the Shoutbox someone asked how we see if its pirated.
If you go on a blog you see the designer there. All Designers have in their preview their Logos. If this Logo is not confirm with the Logo on the blog you are on a Freebie hunting site (like digifree or ikeagoddess or on a Freebie pirated site ). If its a hunting site u will see all Downloadlinks go back to the Designers Blog, a Site with pirated stuff will send u directly to a downloadlink.
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Tuesday, February 26, 2008
not always rosy
Maybe it's just my imagination, but it seems like most people put up a big, happy face when talking about their relationship and you never really see the yucky stuff that's underneath. Like it's taboo to admit that you're having problems or arguing or whatever. I read blogs by people with girlfriends and I rarely read stories about fights or issues or dramas. I believe sharing is good almost all the time, and that goes double for sharing about relationships. We could ALL do better in our relationships, and knowing what other people are doing can be really helpful.
Anyway, all this is a big lead up to telling you that me and Mera had a rough weekend. I'll spare you all the details, but the bottom line is that we've hit that point when the honeymoon is over and we have to get back to living our actual lives. When we first got together (three short months ago) we were both blown away by our super-intense connection. There were all these crazy synchronicities and similarities and we had so much chemistry: it was like we were each designed specifically for the other. Unreal.
That means we ended up spending as much time together as we possibly could. It meant that we sacrificed sleep to stay up talking and fucking almost every night of the week. It meant we sacrificed laundry and housekeeping and personal space and yoga and meditation and schoolwork and writing and hanging out with other friends. All we wanted to do was hang out with each other. And that's normal in the beginning of relationships. That's just what you do sometimes.
But it seems pretty obvious that a scenerio like that can't last. At some point you have to crawl out of your hole and start paying attention to the rest of the world. Mera's in grad school and her studies are suffering. And I'm suffering because I need a lot of alone time to maintain my mental health, and my alone time was one of the first things to go when Mera and I got together.
Now we're struggling with the reality that we have to shift some priorities and possibly do something really counterintuitive: scale back a little. It's painful. We both have lots of baggage from childhood that colors the way we see things. Sometimes when we talk, it's like we're standing in a fun house and all the images come back to us distorted. She hears things I don't believe I said and vice versa.
It helps to realize we're having communication difficulties. At least we can name it and know how it impacts us. But it's still a tricky place to be and we're both struggling with the next steps. Right now we're both taking the rest of the day to assimilate the last few conversations we've had. We'll see where we're at tonight. A few couple's sessions with a counselor will also help. And also remembering to be kind and take care of the whole process. Problems come up. That's ok. Problems are not the end of the world or the relationship, but it's no use ignoring them or pretending to the world like everything's rosy. The rest of the world has problems too and if you pretend you don't, you just confuse people.
So what's that got to do with sex? Well, if you're having problems, you might not be having sex. I know I'm not. Another day, in the not too distant future, I'll write another post in the when-things-aren't-hunky-dory vein all about good and bad ways to communicate with a lover about sex. For now, I'll leave you with this very simple poll about sex affected by conflict.
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You are so absolutely right. I'm sitting here wondering why I've never written about any problems in my relationship with Agent. We've been together for almost 7 years - I'm sure we've fought at least once!
It's always been really hard for me to reach that point in the relationship when things change. I love the intensity so much but I also need space to feel grounded and all that. I try to remind myself that the focus is not shifting as much as it's just zooming out a little. Most of us have a number of priorities, and we can't really have a happy relationship unless we balance ourselves out between all our requirements for personal health and well-being.
Good luck with the transition. Here's to much great sex in the future, with or without conflict, for all of us!
- February 26, 2008 at 4:45 PM
- Grumpy Granny said...
When G. and I got together, one of the things we talked about was fighting. We decided that we were just not going to do it. I know that sounds kind of "pie in the sky", but we had both reached points in our lives (45 and 48 when we met), where we realized that fighting just plain used up too much energy. We figured that energy could be much better channeled into actually COMMUNICATING. The fact that you realize both of your perceptions are colored by your pasts is a huge step. I truly believe that most of the time, most people do not really hear things that people say to them, they hear what they THINK was said. Try to put away some of the filtering devices and really HEAR each other. As far as the sex goes, yes, it's difficult to feel sexy when you are angry, sad, or otherwise disconnected from your partner. G and I don't fight, but I am having some "female" troubles with perimenopause, i.e. VERY heavy and long periods, and G has a "thing" about blood, it totally turns her OFF, due to some past issues, and so when I am having these long periods, I feel totally unsexy to her. Which means we go for long periods without sex. We have learned to keep the AFFECTION, though, with hugs, and touches, and little things throughout the day. I KNOW she loves me, sne KNOWS I love her, and that we are hot for each other. It just isn't on THAT level all the time. And, I too, need LOTS of alone time for mental health. It helps that we have a basement, where my office and meditation room is, so I can "get away" when I need to. I'm sure you and Mera will work things out. It's early days and you are still getting to know one another. A wise friend once gave me this mantra: "Await, Allow, Accept, Attend" I pass it to you!
Good luck,
- February 27, 2008 at 6:14 AM
- Tina-cious.com said...
Ahh fights -- hmmm HAVE I blogged about our fights?
I think I have... the problem with blogging about it is that for a long while after we got together I thought some people -- who will remain nameless -- may be happy to see that we don't ALWAYS get along.
So I didn't want to give them the satisfaction.
But people I see offline know about our fights. We don't have many but if you catch me in real time and it's fresh -- hell, I'll tell ya about it.
Though, I have to say, it took us about a year and a half to have our first fight.
3 months seems a little soon to me -- but what do I know. :P
I'm wishing you the best of luck sorting it out. :)
:::warm fuzzies our way::::
- February 27, 2008 at 7:40 AM
- roro said...
I never blog about fighting with Katr. Because she would KILL me.
I used to worry every time we fought that it was ALL OVER; it totally helped to realize that, as you said, problems aren't the end of the world and working through them is just that - work. Sometimes work that can be done while naked. Sometimes not.
- February 27, 2008 at 5:35 PM
I'm glad I'm not the only one writing about this stuff.
My gf and I have recently had a hard time and we're relatively new as well. But, I think it's unrealistic to think that you will never have a disagreement or always be jumping each other's bones, too.
Good luck with everything - rock on!
- February 28, 2008 at 11:01 AM
- Zoe said...
Not that we don't ever disagree, I'm sure at some point we must, but we rarely fight. We've probably really only had 2 major fights. Of course we are 15 years in, so our spats are usually stuff like "why can't you pick up your sock?" To which the reply is, "I wanted to see how long it would take before it really annoyed you."
- February 28, 2008 at 11:29 AM
- heather said...
i have to admit, my first thought was, 'wow, they've been together a few months and already they're seeing a therapist'. which is awesome because like everyone is saying, including you, communication is the key element in most relationship problems. kudos for tackling this early on.
i have always been too private a person to share fights on my blog. like someone else here, for the most point m & i only have minor squabbles now, but a few years back, we had Big Fights because we almost broke up. i *did* blog about that, the initial blowups and fallout, but as we smoothed things over naturally i stopped feeling a need to share the intimate details, being the emotionally private person that i am. and yes, that was at least partially modeled to me in my youth.
anyway, i think it's great that you are willing to be that vulnerable and open. bring it on!
- February 29, 2008 at 6:18 AM
- reasonably prudent poet said...
thanks for all the comments, i really enjoy reading them and it definitely fulfills my dream that the comments on this site will have as much quality content as the posts themselves.
"fighting" or any conflict is so different depending on the people involved. for me and mera, all our "fights" stem from misunderstandings, which in turn stem from the fact that we're both really sensitive, wounded, non-trusters. for me, it feels like a testament to the intensity of our connection that we have these issues rather than an omen that we're destined to fail as a couple. maybe that's just wishful thinking...? i doubt it.
and trinity, couples counseling at three months might sound radical, but keep in mind that we both work in mental health. seeking counseling is pretty second nature to both of us.
- February 29, 2008 at 3:31 PM
- reasonably prudent poet said...
wait -- sorry -- it was heather, not trinity, who mentioned couples counseling. sorry for the incorrect attribution.
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Friday, 12 July 2013
[BOTTLE REVIEW] Windsor and Eton, Conqueror
The quintessential British Black IPA.
The Black IPA (now officially the Cascadian Dark Ale the other side of the pond) is a relatively new style imported from America over to the UK. The idea behind it is to offer a strong dark beer, with a strong hop presence to match, without having too much thick chocolate and coffee flavours that will inhibit its hoppy IPA characteristics. Many breweries have attempted this style with varied success, but few demonstrate the Black IPAs potential elegance like Windsor and Eton's Conqueror. Clocking in at 5%, the beer pours a deep black colour with a nice tan head. To taste you get the malt body of a nice stout, with sweet coffee flavours coming through. However it lacks an overwhelming depth, allowing a full hop bitterness to come through on the finish. This isn't a flaw; the American hop aromas are really tangible and pleasant, completely against what your eyes and instincts will tell you - and fits perfectly in line with what to expect of a Black IPA.
The hard craft here is getting two contradictory beery elements to entwine into something palatable. Conqueror is probably the UK's best example of how it can be done correctly, and deservedly the most famous for it too. In spite of it's contrapunctal nature, the Black IPA really works well.


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Frieden: Actors and preferences in international relations
From WikiSummary, the Free Social Science Summary Database
Frieden. 1999. Actors and preferences in international relations. In Strategic Choice, eds. Lake and Powell, pp. 39-76.
Preferences and strategies are different. Preferences are prior, based on the costs and benefits of achieving certain outcomes. Strategies are a reflection of how our preferences interact with structural constraints and others' preferences. We choose a strategy to achieve (what we think is) our best possible outcome.
Neither preferences nor strategies are directly observable. An actor's "revealed preference" for one outcome is a reflection of true preferences, strategy, and environmental constraints.
Confusion about preferences and strategies leads to three major "sins":
- Sins of confusion: Our theory mixes preferences and "the strategic setting in ways that do not allow their independent effects to be examined." This is an especially common problem in realism, where scholars often argue that states maximize power or survival. Some say that this is an actual preference; others say that it is merely a strategy allowing states to reach other goals, or that the system forces states to fight for survival (making it a strategy, not a preference). So is survival a national preference, or are preferences irrelevant in an anarchic system?
- Sins of commission: Attributes all results to variation in preferences. We see some new outcome, so we assume that preferences changed to reflect that new outcome.
- Sins of ommission: Attributes no results to variations in preferences. We see some new outcome, so we look for ways that the environment changed without considering whether state preferences may have changed.
Three ways that IR scholars decide what preferences are:
- Assumption: we assume they are power-maximizing (or something). Economists can assume preferences (wealth-maximization), but IR scholars face unique problems if they do so: first, actors in IR (states, NGOs, IGOs, individuals, firms) vary more than actors in econ (firms, individuals); second, unlike in economics, there is no unambiguous preference in IR that we can assume all the time; third, (and a partial cause of the second), IR deals with many issues along many dimensions, whereas econ looks only at one dimension (money). Besides, assuming any set of preferences begs the question: what theory specifies those preferences?
- Observation: we observe "revealed" preferences in what actors actually do. Some observe national ideology, some observe national elites, some observe subnational groups, some observe temporary political conditions. Problem 1: "Revealed" preferences reflect both true preferences and strategy (see above). Problem 2: Risks tautology.
- Deduction: The best (theoretically), but the most difficult. Requires prior theory about what factors should affect preferences. These prior factors might be internal (to states) or environmental. Advantage 1: we can "objectively" observe changes in the factors that might change preferences even though we can't observe preferences. Problem 1: "the preferences deduced from preexisting theories are only as good as the theories themselves." Problem 2: we would need a different theory of preferences in each new circumstance.
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Sonhar é Melhor Que Nada!
For a while now, I've been contemplating things I need to do in life to make it... better. I was in that "I need to start doing me, and forgetting the rest," phase. But things within my reach, per sé. i.e., to start eating better, exercising, saving money, taking better care of my appearance, start looking at post-graduate programs, volunteering... you know, the usual things you can't fit into your life but which are essential - or at least the rest of the world seems to be doing it and doing well.
While searching for something online (since that's literally my life!), I stumbled across some poems and quotes by one of my favorite Brazilian authors, Luís Fernando Veríssimo. And I read this one which put everything into perspective for me. So I decided to share my translation with you. If you're interested in reading the Portuguese version, I found it on this page: Pensador.info
I think it's funny. Tomatoes prevent this, onions prevent that, chocolate is good for you, chocolate is bad for you, a glass of wine a day is no problem, any drop of alcohol is harmful, drink a lot of water, but don't go overboard...
Given this profusion of discoveries, I think it's safest to not change any of my habits.
I know exactly what does well and what doesn't for my personal health.
Pleasure does me wonders.
Sleep leaves me feeling like a brand new car (0 Km)
Reading a good book makes me feel "spick and span."
Travelling stresses me out before going, but once I return, I feel 5 years younger.
Arguing gives me cardiac arrhythmia.
Seeing stupid people turns my stomach.
Watching people throwing beer cans out car windows makes me lose all faith in humanity.
And TV journalism... doctors should ban this - oh how they hurt!
Walking is good, dancing does me well, keeping quiet when a discussion is rampid, does wonders! You exercise auto-control and wake up the next day not regretting a thing.
Waking up in the moring regretting what you said or did last night is harmful to one's health!
And spending the rest of the day without the courage to say sorry is even worse!
Not saying sorry for our blunders gives you cancer, and no tomato or mozzarella can prevent that.
Going to the movies, getting a seat in the middle of the row all the way in the back, and not having anyone blocking your vision, or a cell phone ringing is spectacular, wow!
Movies are better for your health than popcorn!
Chats are better than jokes.
Exercise is better than surgery.
Humor is better than rancor.
Friends are better than influential people.
Savings are better than debt.
Questions are better than doubts.
To dream is better than anything!
How true? The good news is, I already do a lot of what he says (*whew). But sometimes it's true. We have to put aside what everyone else says is good for us and start "doing me" more often by also "listening to me!"


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IBM Power clients continuously report savings from reduced hardware, software, energy, floor space and administrative overhead. Additional benefits include faster provisioning, increased application performance and an operational availability that can only come from IBM. All of this is delivered on the latest technology from a vendor you can trust. No wonder more and more companies are switching to IBM Power Systems™.
For large database serving, the Power 780 provides a system designed for demanding, critical, back-end workloads. Demonstrating outstanding performance across multiple database solutions and multiple operating systems, the 780 shows its true heart and soul when entrusted with a company's most treasured IT asset, the database.
For transaction processing workloads, the IBM Power 780 server delivers outstanding performance, mainframe-inspired reliability, modular nondisruptive growth and innovative virtualization technologies. These features are integrated to enable the simplified management of growth, complexity and risk.
For complete business system needs, the Power 780 provides a unique combination of performance across multiple workloads and availability features to keep your business running. In addition, PowerVM virtualization helps to maximize your efficiency and nondisruptive growth options are designed to keep your costs in line with your business. With all this coming together in one integrated energy-saving package, the 780 makes a great business solution.
Now available in configurations up to 64 POWER7™ processor cores, this new version of the popular modular design delivers more capacity with more efficiency than ever before. The result is more performance per system, more performance per footprint, and best of all, more performance per watt. This innovative design approach also enables near-linear scaling and nondisruptive growth while maximizing your investment. POWER7 technology, PowerVM virtualization and the Power 780—the ideal combination for your IT environment.
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Rome, Italy
The first Jesuit Church in Rome was begun in 1534 and completed by 1584. It is quite plain compared to many of the more exuberant Baroque churches of the City, but has a grace and neatness sometimes lacking from the more elaborate structures. Today it seems hemmed in by the buildings around it and occupies a busy corner shared by the via Aracoeli and Corse Vittorio Emanuele which destroys any chance of a serene atmosphere.
However, once inside the impression is of splendour. The interior decorations are very elaborate and showy, particularly the ceiling which is one of the triumphs of the High Baroque style.
This style of Il Gesù was copied extensively wherever the Jesuits set up a church (see for instance the Jesuit Church of Dubrovnik).
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Autumn is coming, if you are looking for a safe and comfortable berth in a beautiful location in the heart of the Mediterranean, Marinanow invites you to discover Marina Sant'Elmo in Cagliari.
A look at the port of Cagliari
The port of Cagliari, now contained in the two breakwaters east and west, develops eastwards from the area called "Su Siccu" to reach the central and oldest part of Via Roma and end in the western area where you'll find the fishing area and the new industrial harbour.
It is an ancient port that throughout history has been an important harbour for Roman, Pisan, Arabs and all those who crossed this busy highway between Europe and North Africa. After the heavy bombings that Cagliari suffered in 1943, the port, destroyed in various parts, was rebuilt and expanded to become one of the city's major tourist attractions today.
Via Roma, which extends throughout the historic port area, is one of the most popular and picturesque Cagliari streets, with its architectural charm of the nineteenth-century facades, its arcades and its shops.
Recently, the realization of the new harbour promenade has completed this splendid area of the city. It is a water walk from the historic harbour to the "Su Siccu" area, reaching the beautiful Molentargius salt lake surrounded by green areas and elegantly illuminated in the evening to frame the harbour and its marinas.
Sant'Elmo Marina
Moorings are equipped with 63 drinking water pumps and electricity up to 12 Kw, safe and sheltered by the winds.
Ground access is bordered throughout its enclosure perimeter monitored by 24-hour operational video surveillance system and port entry is handled via a badge system.
The staff is welcoming and prepared and speaks English, French and German as well as qualified for defibrillator interventions in sea or land emergency cases that classify this marina as a "cardioprotector".
Shipyard, storage and services
There is also a boat rental service that will allow you to visit this beautiful coast on board a 40-feet Sciallino, equipped with all the best facilities to spend an unforgettable vacation.
A marina suitable for all your needs, both for those looking for a seasonal berth or for those who want a safe and equipped shelter in the winter months.
Come and discover it with us!


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Gigabyte Compact Gaming PC Specs & Price: BRIX-GZ1DTi7 Is Power In Small Body
Gigabyte has yet again introduced a couple of fresh Gigabyte Compact Gaming PC Brix systems from GB-GZ1DTi7. There will be two configurations – one is the GB-GZ1DTi7-1080-OK-GW and the other is GB-GZ1DTi7-1070-NK-GW. The former is built around the Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1080 Gaming G1 graphics card with 8GB of GDDR5 memory with an Intel Core i7-6700K processor and a 32GB of DDR4 memory inside, while the latter is on the GeForce GTX 1070 Gaming G1 graphics card and half the RAM at 16GB.
Gigabyte Compact Gaming PC Specs
Both configurations have the following specs:
- 240GB M.2 SSD handles primary storage duties while a 1TB HDD (7,200 RPM) occupies the chassis bulk storage
- has custom designed 400W PSU
- include 802.11ac Wi-Fi, GbE LAN (Killer E2400)
- three USB 3.0 Type-A ports
- a single USB 3.1 Type-A port
- a single USB Type-C port (USB 3.1/Thunderbolt)
- separate headphone and microphone jacks
These two Gigabyte compact gaming PC systems are designed to be highly capable of extreme gaming desktops which play at a high 4K resolution or with a VR headset. They could be used as portable desktops for multiple gaming and LAN connections as well.
Read Also: Logitech Gaming Keyboard: G810 Specs, Price & What You Need To Know
However, a review by PC Gamer found that the heat buildup may be a problem. The airflow in these new Gigabyte compact gaming PC systems are cramped inside. And even though each of the graphics cards have three fans, they are not blower-style coolers. Gigabyte relies on the natural airflow and air pressure to draw air from the bottom of the machine and lead the hot air towards the top of the device where vents open up when necessary.
The design of the Gigabyte Brix configurations have LED. Although the design of this device got some negative feedback, the out-of-this-world design is explained by the cooling mechanism mentioned above.
But other than these few downsides, the Gigabyte configurations are generally good for the entirety of the computer system. However, Gigabyte has not yet announced the release date and price for these new Brix configurations.


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Semi Circular Rangolis are best if there is a space constraint or if the rangoli needs to be made at the door entrance.
With the help of chalk and rope draw the semi circles and then later the inner designs with a chalk.
Then trace the rangoli design with rangoli powder starting from center and then move outwards.
Fill with vibrant colors and decorate with lighted diyas.


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Bernard Jackson Solo Albums
A collection of Albums that were created by Bernard Jackson prior to 2009. Many of these albums contain songs that express Bernard Jackson's extraordinary talent through a myriad of original songs that span many genres of music. You will find hidden gems throughout these albums and you will surely fall in love with the songwriting and vocal delivery of many of these great song performances. Explore and discover the beauty of the songs. Also included in this collection of original songs are brand new never released music that was created after 2009. This exclusive collection of brand new music will help you realize the diversity that Bernard Jackson provides using his talent in both songwriting and performing.


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Never-before translated writings of one of Russia's most important leaders in the struggle for women's liberation.
An exploration into the lasting influence of the Iranian sociologist and revolutionary, Ali Shariati, who is thought to be the most important intellectual behind the Iranian Revolution of 1979.
Few figures in the history of the American Left can claim a more significant and yet contradictory legacy as Jay Lovestone.
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Saturday, 4 October 2008
Homeopathy for Alpacas.....It really works !!....
I just thought I'd share my experiences with you regarding 'Homeopathy'. I myself have used this form of treatment, for most of my animals, Chickens, Dogs, Horses and of course my Alpacas ..........with really great results.
I have used homeopathy remedies, independent of conventional medicines and also used them alongside conventional medicine to treat problems ranging from skin problems 'sarcoptic mange' to abscesses those dreaded abscesses !
'Silicea' is used to treat abscesses, it targets the abscess causing it to ripen, it also promotes suppuration and is valuable for chronic conditions where there is a long standing infection.
'Silicea' is a tissue salt and is essential for growth and development.
Dosage used are 6c and 30c depending on condition.
Usually one tablet/pillules three times a day for between 7/14 days, but DO NOT touch the tablets as you interfere with the potency !! Put into feed, the pillules are so small, they get eaten without being noticed !!
There is a very good article on the web relating to Homeopathy and Alpacas/Animals you can find it at www.calpacas.com/opathy.html. California Alpacas.
If you are dealing with a particular horrible illness it might be worth a try, you'll never know if you don't give it a try.
If you are disillusioned with conventional medicine it might be the way forward. After all it was evolved by a German scholar/Chemist over 200 years ago.
Homeopathic remedies are 'safe' to use, free from side-effects and environmentally friendly.
You can use them alongside conventional medicines without any conflict !!
I can only speak from my own experiences with Homeopathy, I have found that it really works, you just have to try it......why not ....nothing ventured.....nothing gained !!..so they say!!
Posted by Zanzibah Alpacas at 09:41
4 comments:
- Gerry said...
Very interesting Jayne. I guess you have to have an open mind. And like you say there's been a lot of success with homeopathy - there must be something in it.
- 4 October 2008 at 12:35
- Zanzibah Alpacas said...
Thanks, Gerry for your comment, nice to know that there are readers out there, following the blog, well, you just have to try these things sometimes, you might be quite surprised at the results!!I have been.
- 4 October 2008 at 13:32
- Mark said...
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NHS Hot Topics 2017: Understanding The Charlie Gard Case
The situation of Charlie Gard is one of the key NHS hot topics of this year due to the legal and ethical issues surrounding the case.
The case:
Charlie Gard, born on the 4th August 2016, was diagnosed with infantile onset encephalomyopathic mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome (MDDS) by doctors at Great Ormond Street Hospital. This meant he suffered from severe organ failure causing his body to deteriorate. After several months on life support UK doctors and the High Court recommended that Charlie's life support be discontinued. This ruling came against the parent's wishes to take Charlie to the US for continued treatment by Dr Michio Hiarno, an America neurologist what advocated nucleoside bypass therapy, untested on either humans or animals with MDDS. Charlie's parent's managed to raise the £1.3 million needed for the treatment largely due to the impact of digital media channels. The battle between Charlie's parents and UK Doctors and The Courts raised huge ethical questions.
What were the legal issues surrounding the case?
- In situations where the doctors and parents cannot agree on the best treatment for a child, the case is presented to the High Court. They ruled that it was in Charlie's best interests to withdraw his life support.
- Charlie's parents also appealed to the European Court of Human Rights, but it was concluded that undergoing experimental treatment with 'no prospects of success… would offer no benefit'.
- Charlie Gard's life support was duly removed and he died on the 28th July 2017, at 11 months old.
What were the ethical issues surrounding the case?
Autonomy - the rights of parents to make decisions for their children.
Much of the media attention to the Gard case has focussed on the rights of parents in decision-making for children. However, The 1989 Children's Act makes it clear that where a child is at risk of harm the state can and should intervene. This sees doctors oppose the decision of parents as was the case with Charlie Gard.
Daniel Sokol, a medical ethicist and barrister, says the case has shone a light on this issue. "It reminds us that the rights of parents over their children are not absolute. They are limited by what is in the best interests of the child."
Best interests
- The High Court concluded that the chance of success was too low to justify the trauma that Charlie may have experienced as part of the treatment, and that a successful procedure wouldn't have yielded a sufficient quality of life.
- The decision was, of course, highly controversial. Dr Hirano, for one, argued that the alternative to ongoing treatment and care was certain death, and that a slight chance was better than none.
- This argument then raises the question of where the threshold for what is worth attempting should lie – even a 0.1% chance of success equates to a saved life for every thousand cases. Ignoring the statistics, many question whether one can ever declare another human being's life worthless.
What might I be asked about the Charlie Gard case?
- What are the ethical issues surrounding the Charlie Gard case?
- Should doctors or parents decide on the best treatment for a child?
- Should patients have the right to experimental treatment?


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jcabi-http Fluent Java HTTP Client
jcabi-http Fluent Java HTTP Client
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In the world of Java, there are plenty of HTTP clients from which to choose. Nevertheless, a year ago, I decided to create a new one because none of the other clients satisfied fully all of my requirements. I wanted mine to have a fluent interface, be immutable and extendable.
jcabi-http (a proud member of jcabi family) was created. This is how a simple HTTP request can be done using jcabi-http:
String html = new JdkRequest("https://www.google.com") .uri().path("/users").queryParam("id", 333).back() .method(Request.GET) .header("Accept", "text/html") .fetch() .as(RestResponse.class) .assertStatus(HttpURLConnection.HTTP_OK) .body();
Besides immutability, a fluent interface and extendability, one of my primary requirements was simplicity. The client must be simple and easy to use. In most cases, I need only to make an HTTP request and parse the JSON response to return a value. For example, this is how I use the new client to return a current EUR rate:
String rate = new JdkRequest("http://www.getexchangerates.com/api/latest.json") .header("Accept", "application/json") .fetch() .as(JsonResponse.class) .json().readArray().getJsonObject(0) .getString("EUR");
I assume that the above is easy to understand and maintain.
jcabi-http has a 100% fluent interface, which means that the entire server interaction fits into one Java statement. Why is this important? I think that a fluent interface is the most compact and expressive way to perform multiple imperative calls. To my knowledge, none of the existing libraries enable this type of fluency.
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For God's sake why do we use HIS name for certain trades (alcohol and meat)?As Indians, many believe in invoking the blessings of God for their business venture. In relation to this many business and industries are often named after many God's. This is acceptable.
But if you look at the wine and alcohol industry, you will be surprised to see the names. Rama wines, Ganesh liquor, Shiva bar. It sounds so inappropriate or distasteful border disrespect to God.
Similarly non-vegetarian shops. Krishna chicken centre, Venkateshwara mutton stall, Balaji chicken centre.
What is the logic, is it acceptable, should we discourage it, do other religions have a similar trend.


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Introduced in Europe in 1983 as the M635CSi, the original BMW M6 rolled into U.S. showrooms in 1987 with a base price of $58,720. The M-tuned 3.5-liter DOHC 24-valve straight-six generated 256 horsepower at 6500 rpm, 44 more horsepower than the standard version and enough to send the 3598-pound coupe whooping through the quarter-mile in 14.7 seconds at 94 mph. Owned by Mike Shillingford of Ypsilanti, Michigan, this '86 model spent its first years in Germany before emigrating to the U.S. Aside from aftermarket wheels and Recaro seats, the car is in original condition. (The original wheels were designed for Michelin's oddball TRX tires, which pulled an indifferent 0.77 g in our July 1987 road test.)
How's this for choice? The M6 offers 279 possible combinations of electronic adjustments (none of which yields an acceptably smooth automatic mode). These include 11 transmission settings as well as a trio of options each for the suspension, stability control, and engine. Who needs this? Ferrari is much smarter on its F430 with a five-position switch that simultaneously varies the transmission, suspension, and stability-control settings from a street-friendly setup to an all-out track mode. The mechanically similar M5 offers the same confusing setup as the M6, but for 15 grand less, maybe you could hire someone to help you figure it out.
Is it too much to ask that this $100,000 M6 equipped with the sequential manual gearbox not make me look like a freshly licensed 16-year-old learning how to drive a stick? I'll concede that if you break the habit of leaving your foot on the accelerator between shifts -- as you would in a normal automatic -- and lift off the throttle completely between gears -- as you would in a traditional manual -- the jerkiness lessens. But shouldn't the M6, the technological marvel of BMW's line, be smart enough to dial back the throttle by itself? And where's the launch control? It's one of the SMG's only redeeming capabilities, and we don't get it in America? I don't get it.
I usually complain about overly harsh rides and the ever-increasing size and weight of new cars. Yet this BMW M6 does not offend me on either count. With a tight suspension commensurate with its high performance, the M6 nonetheless manages to sand the sharp edges off our Michigan roads to produce a surprisingly refined ride. And the light, responsive feel of its power steering shaves 500 pounds off the car's perceived mass. The effortless way the mighty V-10 yanks the car to triple-digit speeds furthers the impression of a certain lightness of foot. No one will confuse the M6 for an MX-5, but the big coupe certainly delivers on the grand part of GT.
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A while ago when i was still in school, i was confident that daddy would run to my rescue when anything went awry. Now that i am out of school, i realize that daddy can no longer come to my rescue, I have to look after myself and sort out my domez alone.
It doesn't amaze me that no wonder many galz go through college, finish and get married. Somehow, women need male protection all the time. And i am sure though feministas would not want to agree, women cannot exist without men. As for the vice versa men need women to reassure that they are important and this we do by running to them any time we are in trouble.
For some reason i feel tired.I feel like something is bogging me down.The worst thing is i don't know what it is.


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I had the pleasure to review a great company called Galison. I love puzzles for my kids. It keeps them busy without having to use the television or a video game. It stimulates their mind in a creative way and they really love doing them.
I received their Collectible Tin Puzzle - Ocean Life. It had 100 pieces and was the perfect size for my soon-to-be 7 year old. Once put together, the puzzle image was beautiful. It also came is a really nice tin box. I find most puzzle boxes of ours get bent and damaged and soon my kids can't see the photo of the puzzle they're trying to create!
My daughter had the chance to try their Bold Patterns Constructibles Learning Set. It was really neat! It came with 25 interlocking slotting card pieces that were super study and came in a nice hard box as well. The patterns were fun and it will be great for hand-eye coordination and reinforcing principles of balance and spatial relationships. Both of my children loved this one too.
I encourage you to head on over to Galison and see all of their wonderful educational toys for all ages. They also specialize in fine art stationery and paper gifts. Go ahead and get something for yourself while you're there!
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The Orioles are getting closer to finalizing their coaching staff for 2012.
According to an industry source, former Brewers bullpen coach Bill Castro will take over that role with the Orioles and Boston Red Sox bench coach DeMarlo Hale will become the Orioles' new third base coach if he doesn't stay in Boston.
Hale, 50, is still under contract with the Red Sox, who have yet to name a new manager, and therefore his future with that club is uncertain. The Orioles hope to know for sure whether Hale will join them this week.


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Oliva and I recently had the opportunity to visit with my great-aunt and uncle. So, this is a picture of Olivia with Great-Great-Aunt Babes and Great-Great-Uncle Pat. Initially Olivia was terrified of Aunt Babes because she had rollers in her hair... luckily, the curlers eventually came out and the Livster was her usual cheerful self.
I took quite a few pictures of Aunt Babes holding Liv in order to get one -- Aunt Babes always seemed to be talking! Lol, now we know which side of the family Olivia's "chattiness" comes from, but really, was there ever any doubt?


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The Induction program for the 2017-19 batch of PGDM students started on 11th July 2017. The registration process for the students started at 9.00 am. The students were given folders containing the Induction schedule and the rules book. After registration the students were taken on a guided tour of ISBS premises. The program started with the recital of Indian National Anthem. This was followed by a short AV clipping showing the journey of Indira group and Indira School of Business Studies.
Dr. Renu Bhargava, Director ISBS welcomed the students of 2017-19 batch. She talked about becoming good responsible citizens and the role of holistic development of students. Dr. Shraddha Kulkarni, Deputy Director ISBS briefed them about the induction program AAGAZ and the schedule. All Departmental HODs introduced themselves and all the faculty members.
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I am soooo intrigued by the stories in Frantastique that sometimes I forget that I am learning French! J'aime le français, Victor Hugo et les jolis extra-terrestres ! Bisous !— Hao H. (Boston, UNITED STATES)
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After a rather busy week, I could use a break today before I finish my patient responsibilities. To that end I found Great Pictures of Cats. I am sharing a photo guaranteed to bring on a squee, as is the whole site:


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As part of my deployment plan, I copy a single file from one folder to another on the same box (it happens to be the BuildMaster server). It works fine. Subsequent executions, however, fail because BuildMaster can't get a handle on the file.
Cannot copy C:\folder1\foo.msi: The process cannot access the file 'C:\folder1\foo.msi' because it is being used by another process.
This is how I copy it in my plan:
Include: foo.msi,
FromDirectory: C:\folder1,
FromServer: localhost,
ToDirectory: C:\folder2,
ToServer: localhost,
DeleteTarget: true,
Verbose: true
The only way to get it to work on subsequent executions is to restart the BuildMaster service (which releases the handle on the file).
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Elle King – Ex's & Oh's
Tanner Elle Schneider (better known as Elle King) has a refreshing country / rock / blues sound that is lost in a lot of modern music. It's also nice to see musicians who don't fit into the typical Victoria's Secret mould take the spotlight once in awhile. Although this song definitely reaches out to the general public (both in composition and in lyrics), her repertoire is a bit more exploratory. The lyrics and video for "Ex's and Oh's" are somewhat humorous, including the double meaning of the title, which is not surprising, since she is the daughter of comedian Rob Schneider.
posted below is an equally humorous song and video she released a couple years ago: