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Spicy Turkey Lasagna
A slow cooker can do all the heavy lifting when it comes to lasagna! Simply brown your meat, layer it with no-boil noodles, sauce and cheese and flip on the heat.
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Spicy Turkey Lasagna
- In a large nonstick skillet cook ground turkey over medium-high heat until no longer pink, using a wooden spoon to break up turkey as it cooks. Remove from heat. Stir in oregano and crushed red pepper.
- In a large bowl combine ricotta cheese, 1 1/2 cups Italian cheese blend, and spinach.
- To assemble, spread 1 cup of the pasta sauce in the bottom of a 5-quart oval slow cooker. Top with half of the noodles, breaking and overlapping as necessary to fit. Add half of the turkey mixture, 1 cup of the pasta sauce, and half of the water. Spread half of the cheese mixture over ingredients in cooker. Repeat layers.
- Cover and cook on low-heat setting for 3-3/4 hours. Top with the remaining 1/2 cup pasta sauce and 1/2 cup of the Italian cheese blend. Let stand, covered, for 10 minutes before serving.
- To serve, cut lasagna into eight portions. If desired, sprinkle each serving with basil and serve with additional pasta sauce.
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Line your slow cooker with a disposable slow cooker liner. Add ingredients as directed in recipe. Once your dish is finished cooking, spoon the food out of your slow cooker and simply dispose of the liner. Do not lift or transport the disposable liner with food inside.
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- 391 kcal ,
- 15 g fat
- (6 g sat. fat ,
- 1 g polyunsaturated fat ,
- 1 g monounsaturated fat ),
- 88 mg chol. ,
- 768 mg sodium ,
- 34 g carb. ,
- 4 g fiber ,
- 11 g sugar ,
- 26 g pro.
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Karen Fryrear 902 Days Ago
I make this on a regular basis and it turns out great every time! Note: 3-1/2 cups of Pasta Sauce i= approx. 1-1/2 jars. I made the mistake of not paying attention and only purchased 1 jar the first time that I made this. Luckily, I had another jar of sauce at home.
April McCool 1617 Days Ago
You don't need to use no-cook lasagna. Regular works just fine.

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Christine Lagarde—the head of the International Monetary Fund—has called for the world's largest economies to urgently move ahead with economic overhauls as global growth slows and emerging markets are rocked by market turmoil. The International Monetary Fund reported plans to downgrade its global growth outlook for the year to its slowest rate since the financial crisis. Lagarde has called for a joint policy effort to address global economic challenges, including accommodative monetary policy in advanced economies; growth-friendly fiscal policies; and structural reforms aimed at boosting potential output and productivity. Lagarde also warned the United States Federal Reserve from raising interest rates prematurely in order to avoid global economic uncertainty.


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On Thursday, Deacon Greg Kandra wrote about the custom of making an announcement regarding who may receive the Eucharist at a liturgy—such as a wedding or funeral—when non-Catholics are likely to be present.
Today—on my blog and elsewhere on the Internet—the conversation has turned to what, exactly, the Eucharist means in the various denominations. The precipitating incident is a discussion initiated in the United Methodist Church about on-line communion—an event which is beyond imagining for Catholics, since the Eucharist in the Catholic Church is Christ Himself truly present, body and blood, soul and divinity.
Amidst all of the hullabaloo, I thought we might do well to review just how Catholic theology regarding the Eucharist differs from the understanding in Protestant denominations.
So I've invited my husband, Deacon Jerry Schiffer, to comment on the announcement which is common in many parishes, concerning who is eligible to receive communion. I think he has done a fine job of it. Here is his explanation:
Admonition or Invitation?
What differentiates the Catholic Church from other Christian denominations?
- Is it the Church's hierarchical structure?
- Is it the all-male priesthood?
- Is it priestly celibacy?
- Is it our understanding of Mary as Mother of God and as intercessor on our behalf?
It is all of these things and more. But there is another difference that is both foundational and essential to the understanding of Catholic teaching. And that, of course, is the real presence of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist.
When most of our Christian brethren participate in the celebration of the Eucharist, they are celebrating the memory of something that happened 2000 years ago. As Catholics, we celebrate the Eucharist as something that is happening NOW–that happens each and every day at masses in Catholic churches around the world.
The "Amen" that is the appropriate response at the reception of Communion is meant to be an intellectual and heartfelt assent to this teaching of the Church. 'The Body of Christ,' says the minister. 'Amen' affirms the recipient. That "amen" is intended as solemn assent to the truth of the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist. It is a truth not universally shared in the Christian community.When a priestly "admonition" is offered, it is presumably because words mean something – in this case, the words of the consecration by which the unleavened host becomes the body of Christ himself. And unless a recipient understands the Church's teaching about the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist, assents to that teaching, and is appropriately disposed to receive Christ in the Eucharist, then, the USCCB suggests, perhaps he or she should refrain from receiving Communion.
Why should this shared information about the Eucharist (with its attendant restrictions) be considered so detrimental to our relationship with other Christians? It matters how the message is presented, of course, but a gracious explanation by the presider can provide an excellent catechetical opportunity that can help others to understand why the Eucharist is so important to us as a true here-and-now participation in Christ himself.
Prior to the distribution of the Eucharist, our pastor advises attendees at funerals or weddings that, despite the restrictions imposed on reception of the Eucharist, he wants them to feel welcome and able to participate in the liturgy as much as possible. I have often heard funeral attendees thank him for his graciousness but have not yet heard anyone complain because they felt denied.
As with so many other explanations of our faith, it is the presentation that is important. If this message is presented as an "admonition" or a "verbal warning" then some may find it disturbing. But if the message, which the USCCB considers legitimate and important enough to promulgate among Catholic parishes, is presented with grace and love, might it not draw others closer to the Church and the truth of the real presence rather that alienate them?
It has been said that behind every "no" of the Church is an elevated "Yes."
Perhaps this is one of those "no's." And the "Yes" that is behind it is literally elevated each day at mass.


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I'm struggling to decide between Phakic Intraocular Lense implants or LASIK. I've had consultations with two different doctors, and while both have told me that I'm a candidate for LASIK, one will only concede to performing the collamer lens implants as my prescription is up around -8.00 and he feels I will enjoy much better visual acuity with the implants. My cornea is somewhere in the 530 range and he believes a second adjustment may not be possible in order to retain the FDA-mandated 250.
I've read quite a bit on both procedures, and discounting the difference in price between the two, I'm most concerned about the lack of long-term information on the implants. I do; however, like the idea that it is reversible, does not permanently change my cornea, and allows me to make adjustments of several kinds down the road (whether LASIK, contacts, and who knows what else technology will bring in several years).
I understand that the FDA only approved the use of Verisyse lenses in December of 2005. Is this also the case for Visian? I'm not sure which my doctor uses, but I've read that the Verisyse, placed in front of the iris, can disrupt endothelial cells and that studies have shown a 1.8% decrease in endothelial cells per year and it is unknown if the loss will continue at such a rate in the future. What I don't know is what does it mean to one's vision if one continued to lose endothelial cells?
Can you provide other variables that I might consider when making my decision between procedures and doctors (I'm aware of the 50 questions)? Both have done many LASIKs, but the implants are so new that neither has done a lot. I know one has only completed 20 (10 people).
Complicating this whole matter is the fact that I am due to be laid off in about 6 weeks and would like to complete at least some of whatever procedure I choose so that I may claim it against my flexible spending which I maxed out this year in anticipation of getting LASIK surgery (didn't know about the possibility of implants when I went in in Dec. of 05).
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Home > News & Events > Wayland Press Release Archives > 2014 News Releases > March 2014 > Wayland prepares for Big Weekend
Wayland prepares for Big Weekend
March 13, 2014
PLAINVIEW – There is still time for high school juniors and seniors and college transfer students to register for Big Weekend at Wayland Baptist University in Plainview. Big Weekend gives prospective students the opportunity to explore Wayland and learn more about its offerings. It also gives students who like to get a head start the chance to register early for classes.
Scheduled for March 28-29, students may register by logging onto www.wbu.edu and clicking on the Big Weekend link, or by calling the Office of Admissions at 806-291-3500. Parents are welcome to attend the event with their students. There is a $30 registration fee for all who attend.
Highlighted by a Friday night concert, Big Weekend gives prospects the chance to meet faculty and staff, experience classes, learn more about financial aid options and have some fun at the same time. Special events include campus tours, information sessions, a late-night breakfast in the cafeteria, athletics tryouts, scholarship auditions, scholarship interviews and a concert headlined by Rapture Ruckus with special guests Abandon and Ryan Stevenson. Parents will receive valuable information and have a chance to ask questions during a parents' breakfast on Saturday morning.
Registration begins at 7:45 a.m. on Friday, and the event officially ends at dinner on Saturday. Students may stay in the dorms with current Wayland students but pre-registration is required. Parents are invited to stay in local motels. The Days Inn, Best Western Conestoga Inn, Holiday Inn Express and Comfort Suites all offer special Big Weekend rates. All meals are provided with the registration fee.
For more information, call the Office of Admissions at 806-291-3500 or 1-800-588-1928.


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When the room's filled with tile and pizzelles in a pile, that's amore.
Whether you draw more inspiration from the pristine marble sculptures of Michelangelo and the majestic travertine of the Colosseum, or the sleek skyscrapers and zippy Vespas of Milan, Italian design is all about passion and attention to detail. Just forget the "Tuscan" McMansions that have cropped up in the Valley over the last few decades, says Todd Zillweger, co-owner with Tim Harris of Relics Architectural Home & Garden.
"Red table cloths, big giant castles, just over the top… it's on steroids," Zillweger says. Real Italian homes, he says, "look more Spanish to me as far as the austerity and the very simple, clean lines. Not overly fussy, not a lot of iron work, not a lot of fabrics. It's [simplicity] done well."
Simplicity may come in the form of painstakingly preserved Italian antiques from Relics, like wooden chests or delicate chandeliers, or in straightforward marble and travertine tiles imported from Italy by Arizona Tile. "We've probably quadrupled the white marble offerings that we have in the last 12 to 18 months. We can't keep it in stock," marketing director Adria Harrison says.
Samantha Stinocher, Arizona Tile's Tempe assistant showroom manager, says clients have been using marble and travertine tiles in every room, often in unique applications. "They're doing decorative tiles that create a picture. On the floor you create kind of a mosaic look, or you can go really graphic. With Italian design I always think of how they like to tile up the wall, they like to tile up the floor, lots of tile."
Of course, no Italian home is complete without a well-stocked cucina. Peppy and Joe Niccoli sell culinary accoutrements at Niccoli's Italian Deli, from ravioli stamps to an intricate pizzelle iron, which turns sticky dough into lacy, anise-scented cookies. Peppy swears by their irons.
"I've been married for 50 years and I'm now on my second one – that's how long they last," Peppy says. "The secret is to put the dough slightly back of center. When you bring the lid down, it makes this perfect form." Kitchen klutzes can buy freshly made pizzelles from the Niccolis' bakery. "People say, 'Oh, I love them, but I don't want to spend the time.' They understand that if they've been given them, it's a labor of love."
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Mangia! Mangia! Outfit your Italian kitchen with a pizzelle iron ($75), mortar and pestle ($30), olive oil can ($25) and ravioli stamp and rolling pin ($19.95).
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839 E. Camelback Rd., Phoenix,
602-265-7354, relicsaz.com
This Italian silver gilt and wood six-light chandelier, circa the late 18th century, was originally meant for candles but was converted to electric ($2,795). The hand carved wooden Eucharist box ($2,295) from the mid- to late-18th century has its original polychrome finish and key.
"It seems like for the really good quality religious pieces, they will always stand the test of time," Zillweger says. "This piece would be something that you could build a vignette around. You could put something on top of this – a santos, or maybe a cross, a grouping of candles."
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The "minimalist, clean lines" of Natuzzi's Releve sofa are "indicative of contemporary, modern Italian design," says Erik Nielsen, manager of Copenhagen Imports in Tucson. "It's 100 percent made in Italy." The sofa starts at $2,284 in fabric and $3,166 in leather.
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Monday, August 7, 2017
A "NEW' SCPR FEATURE: "POLITICAL SATIRE"—The Rep's Rich Desrosiers
Many of The Stark County Political Report's blogs have a tinge of political sarcasm scattered among its letters, words and headlines.
But sarcasm is a little harsh, and, it gets missed by readers all too often.
I decided I needed to change my ways and go to a milder form of getting my point of view across in my blogs.
A master of satire is The New Yorker's Andy Borowitz.
He is my inspiration for doing political satire on local political and public figures.
So brace yourself Stark County elected officials and public figures.
You are about to become the stars of Stark County's only political satire outlet.
Every once in a while political satire will be the order of the day at the SCPR.
The honor of being my very first object of satire is The Repository's executive editor Rich Desrosiers.
Desrosiers has been on the job for two years, almost to the day.
It is obvious that he is just hitting his stride as executive editor.
God love him.
On July 28th, he wrote about my absolutely favorite grocery store of all time.
Well, sort of.
Until it went "belly up" in November, 2015, A&P was my favorite. As a boy in the 1950s, mom and I would walk the two and one-half blocks from our home on East Middle Street once a week to smack dab in the middle of Gettysburg, Pa to the A&P located on Baltimore Street, a mere half a block away from where Abraham Lincoln put the finishing touches on his famed "Gettysburg Address."
What a weekly trip for mom and I. A "special event" time of bonding.
Three pounds of hamburg for $1!
And served up (in the 1950s) Deli style except in G-burg there were no Delis. But the "behind the meat counter" employee made us feel like we were we were being serviced by a grocery store Deli that likely in those days only graced the skyline of America's really be cities.
La di da di da.
Fatty ground beef: exactly what a family of eight kids needed to sup on as chili or spaghetti or burgers and the like for the following week.
There was none of this fancy, mancy cellophaned wrapped 90% fat free ground chuck to be had at least for the Olson family.
It was fat-laced and good! Absolutely delicious to a kid (me) that was about as skinny as one could be and still survive.
In 1964, after four years in the USAF, I relocated to Akron where I met the spellbinding Mary Joy Harless. And what can I say. 51 years later: we are still at it.
Isn't life great!!!
The second best thing that happened to me on becoming an Akronite was the annual Acme-Zip game (1954-2001.)
Two tickets for a buck. What a deal! All courtesy of Fred Albrecht's Acme grocery chain.
A hometown grocery chain that now has 16 stores spread throughout northeast Ohio.
Though second on my list of favorite grocery stores, Acme was definitely number 2 only awaiting the death of A&P (remember, November, 2015) to catapult into being NUMBER ONE.
In 1971 as the Acme sponsored extravaganza, some 43,171 filled the Rubber Bowl to defeat the mighty Butler Bulldogs and ya know what?
I and my cherished bride were there!
Can you believe it?
If we weren't there, instead of 43,171 fans; there would only have been 43,169 fans.
So proud to have been there. Supporting Acme (the Ellet store our store at the time) and supporting our school: "the Zips." Mary graduated in 1966; me 1968 (undergrad), law school in 1973.
So when I saw this editorial on July 22, 2017, was I excited!
BIG TIME had arrived for the grocery store that (thank you Kathy Bates) I was a NUMBER ONE FAN of.
Whoop de doo!
And THANK YOU! thank you, thank you again REPOSITORY EXECUTIVE EDITOR RICH DESROSIERS.
Awesome! Simply awesome.
A gigantic space upgrade for a Stark County-based Acme.
You talk about bodacious news, man: expanding floor space at Acme IS it!
For Mary and I; we shop at Acme in North Canton. And I have this sneaky hunch that the Desrosiers family does, too.
The Olsons and Desrosiers both live in Lake Township.
The space upgrade at Acme Everhard/Whipple is big time news, but just call Martin and Mary Olson sentimental.
Acme North Canton is OUR store. Every Wednesday Mary makes her way to OUR Acme to by five ears of corn, a bag of green beans and super delicious fresh tomatoes.
Think maybe there is a lot of joy in the Olson household, Martin and Mary chomping away on those Acme provided groceries.
Eating terrific Acme groceries and remembering those stupendous Acme Zip games.
Life is absolutely wonderful, no?
I used to think The Repository had the worst editorial board of any major Ohio metropolitan area.
Desrosiers certainly showed me that he has his editorial priorities right where they ought to be.
It's not everyday that a major Ohio newspaper devotes editorial space to an expanding grocery store story.
Maybe our hometown newspaper The Hartville News. But The Repository?
But anyway.
Thanks, Rich!!!
And keep those Acme-esque grocery store stories coming.
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Just let me say it one more time and I promise to stop…Spring is here!!!
We can say goodbye to the cold dark winter, officially on the 28th of March when the clock springs forward. For about 2 weeks leading up to 28th March start putting your little ones to bed 15 minutes earlier. Do this slowly, shifting the time every 3 to 4 days. The aim is to move their body clocks so they are falling asleep an hour earlier than before. And just as importantly you will also need to wake your baby 15 minutes earlier in the morning! This will help to regulate their body clock and keep your plan on course. We always try to start our morning with a breath of fresh air, and it really helps. Light is the biggest influencing factor on our body clocks and the production of melatonin, so as soon as you can in the morning get the family outside into the daylight, this will help suppress the sleep hormone and wake your little ones up.
We all know that Spring symbolizes rebirth and can be an opportunity for you to change things in your life or awaken aspects that went dormant during the winter months. The fresh air and sunshine will inspire you to enjoy spring and anticipate summer.
What I found really helpful for my skin during this period is rice bran oil. For a couple of years now, I have been using only organic products and tried to move towards a holistic way of living. It has not been easy but I can definitely see the positive results. Rice bran oil extracted from the thin bran coating of brown rice has been around for centuries. Even today, it is extensively used in many Asian countries like Korea, China, Taiwan and Thailand for cooking, particularly in Japan where it is popularly known as the "Heart Oil" because of its many cardiovascular benefits. The benefits of rice bran oil however, are not limited to the heart. As researchers across the world are discovering, rice bran oil has many nutritive and curative properties that make it beneficial for our overall health. It absorbs really quickly into the skin when applied, which makes it perfect for toddlers (they do not get oil all over your walls). Also you can combine it with aloe-vera powder to form a mask, leave it on your face for 15-20 minutes and see the immediate results.
Rice bran oil has been known as the beauty secret of East Asian women, and of Japanese, Korean women in particular. In these parts of the world, the oil not only used in cooking but also applied directly to the skin and hair as a beauty regime.
This is my number one beauty tip for beautiful Moms and babies, this Spring. Oh and also, for its skin care properties rice bran oil is also used as a sunscreen agent. 🙂
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So there is this one time where Jesus is talking with some religious leaders about their view of God. They have taken offense at Jesus for the way he is ministering, and more specifically the kinds of people he is ministering to. They are criticizing him for spending time with the "sinners" of their day. And so Jesus tells them a story.
Unless you live under a rock somewhere, you've heard this story before. It's the one about two sons and their dad. And the younger of the two sons goes off and blows his inheritance on the same things that most young men blow their inheritance on. And eventually, after he hits rock bottom, this young man decides to finally come home. And the entire way back he's working on his apology speech. Because when you've blown it as bad as he has, you need to have a pretty impressive apology.
Now you know this story, the Dad runs as soon as he sees him a long way off. Which means the Dad never stopped looking. He doesn't let him even finish the apology speech before he starts going into party planning mode. They throw a party with music and dancing and roasted calf. And then dad notices that another son has gone prodigal on him.
So, like before, the dad who is always watching out for his boys, goes to him and tries to get him to join the party.
And If we just knew this about God, we would understand how He feels about the Human Condition.
He's trying to get us all to join the party.
I've been writing the past few weeks about the deep need for Christians to live in community with each other. It seems like Christians in the West have such an allergy to all things related to judging, and maybe rightfully so, but we still have this deep need to be able to hold each other accountable and speak the redemptive and hard words into each others lives. And last week, I wrote about one passage in Galatians that seems to be get at the heart of our objections to judging others, but hold on to the heart of what it means to live in God's community. Here's what Paul wrote:
Brothers and sisters, if someone is caught in a sin, you who live by the Spirit should restore that person gently. But watch yourselves, or you also may be tempted. Carry each other's burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ. If anyone thinks they are something when they are not, they deceive themselves. Each one should test their own actions. Then they can take pride in themselves alone, without comparing themselves to someone else..
For Paul, there is a spiritual danger for both the person being confronted, and for the person who is confronting. Paul knows that it is possible for this to be a gospel moment of healing and restoration. And it's also possible for someone to use all the right techniques, and to say the right things, but for it to work against the Gospel. And that difference is pride.
If you find yourself comparing yourself to this person that you are wanting to confront, than you, not just the other person, are in real spiritual danger. Because we never compare our weaknesses do we? What we really like to do is to compare our strengths to someone else's weaknesses. And we can start to believe things about ourselves that are just not true. This is where we become the older brother. We've never slept around, or gambled, or had that addiction, We begin to think about how we've spent our life slaving. Sure, the younger brother should be welcomed back, but let's hear out that whole apology speech first. Maybe have him back on a probationary basis or something.
But that's how parties get missed.
Mark Buchanan points out that this word restore that Paul uses in Galatians 6 is actually a word from the world of music. It's means "to tune an instrument that is badly out of tune." This is an instrument capable of playing great and beautiful music.But the problem with tuning is that it takes time. It can not be done quickly, at least not well. So you can dispose of an instrument, but that's stupid, this is an instrument of great worth. And we might throw away a kazoo, but never a Stradivarius.
I love this metaphor. I think it's truth in the deepest sense of the word. I play piano and guitar (very badly) and I know exactly what this is like. You can do great damage by roughing up the instrument. You can approach an out of tune guitar with a hammer and it will only make it worse…and permanent. Or you can listen, and patiently and gently turn the strings.
I doubt that there is a single one of us doesn't know what it's like to be out of harmony with God and each other. We all know what it's like to be out of tune. That's why we need to have people in our lives who can speak into them a word of caution. It's also why we need to be the kinds of people who can speak a gentle word of correction.
You need skill and patience and above all, a love of music.
You know what's great about that Prodigal Son story? It's the word Jesus uses for the Party. When the older son hears the music, you know what word that is? It's the Greek word Symphonias…It's the word for Symphony.
How great is that? There is a symphony of grace that is playing just around the corner. And as one person is getting the restoration they don't deserve, another person is griping about God not giving them what they feel they are owed.
For anyone who is about to confront someone, I think it's important to remember that in every single instance in the Gospels when Jesus is approached by a religious person and a sinner. The sinner connects to him and the religious person doesn't. In every single instance.
Because if you are confronting a brother or sister out of a sense of entitlement or pride, chances are you aren't the right person to talk to them. Chances are you might not understand the Gospel.
The Gospel says that each of us are more loved than we can imagine, and each of us are more broken than we'd care to admit.
The Gospel of Jesus is that the Father never stops looking. He's looking for us and for any reason to throw a party. He loves to Restore people who have finally come to their senses.
Because he loves us, he loves grace, and he loves music.


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Faced with the gloom of winter, expensive heating bills and global insecurity, people are returning to the comforts of the hearth with a boom in open fires and wood-burners.
Solid fuel burners, chimney sweeps and coal merchants are all reporting a surge in business as customers try to find a cheaper way of heating their homes, and some even cite worries about energy supplies running out during a severe cold snap.
Instinct, though, might also be playing a part. For at least 125,000 years, probably much longer, fire has cooked food and offered warmth in cold climates and scared away predators — making it very important to humans, said evolutionary psychologist Dr Lance Workman.
"There are so many advantages it seems likely to me that fire has played an important role in human evolution and that this is why we still find it rewarding today," he said. "We don't simply 'un-evolve' such reward systems just because we live in centrally heated houses today."
Fire was the only way to heat homes for millennia. But the availability of electricity and central heating has encouraged more than nine out of 10 homeowners in the UK to switch to radiators and artificial fires since the 1960s.
The fashion for open fires was reignited several years ago, thanks to home makeover and design programmes. Interest in solid fuel burners has also been flickering to life as homeowners turned to burning fuel and pellets as an environmentally friendly alternative to gas and oil heating.
But manufacturers and retailers say there has been a noticeable jump in sales this year. The Solid Fuel Association said members reported a 40% increase this year; the National Association of Chimney Sweeps said there had been a "resurgence" of demand and some businesses had waiting lists of two or three months; the president of the Coal Merchants Federation said his sales were up 20% and fellow members were enjoying similar rises; and the country's biggest chimney and flue business saw a jump of 50% in September, .
Richard Hiblen, national manager of chimney and flue suppliers Specflue, said: "The honest answer is as soon as British Gas put up their prices we see a big surge."
The dominant issue appears to be price: figures from the Solid Fuel Technology Institute suggest burning wood alone or mixed with coal costs nearly half the price of gas or oil and one third of electricity for every "useful" unit of energy produced — not including supplies for free from skips and the countryside.
Another common concern is security of supplies, especially after several winters of reports that Britain almost ran out of energy, and problems with Russian exports of gas to Europe.
"That's a real concern, and worry for elderly people: they are the generation who experienced 30 or 40 years of the cold war with the Russians," said Martin Glynn, who runs a busy chimney sweep business and is president of the National Association of Chimney Sweeps.
There has also been growing concern about climate change, leading some homes to swap carbon-polluting fossil fuels to burning "carbon neutral" wood and wood pellets, which are said to absorb as much carbon in growing as they release in burning.
The growing popularity of coal has raised some concern about the environmental downside of home fires. But the scale is currently small, says Jim Lambeth, general manager of the Solid Fuel Association. "The amount of emissions coming out of the chimney is infinitesimal in comparison with the millions of people burning gas."
And as more homes turn to fires and stoves, more "younger" people are realising how warm they can be, claim supporters. "It's a real living fire: it doesn't just heat the area surrounding, it heats the fabric of the house," said Alan Wright, managing director of the country's second biggest coal merchant, Corralls Coal.
But beyond the practical advantages of keeping predators at bay or making the budget meet, a big part of the appeal of a fire will be the romance or comfort of it, say supporters.
"We have an electric fire that has artificial flames, even without heat," said Workman. "As nights draw in I find myself putting it on because it's comforting even if it's not cold, and I think other people would do likewise."


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*The imprisonment rate in England and Wales is the highest of any major country in western Europe, according to figures published today.
However, 50 years ago proportionately far more people were sent to jail for the number of crimes committed, a separate study has found.
A league table of the world's prison population shows that 142 out of every 100,000 people are in jail in England and Wales - far higher than France (91), Germany (96) and Italy (98). Only Spain, with 140, comes close among similarly-sized countries. But in the EU as a whole, the recent accession countries of eastern Europe have some of the highest incarceration rates in the world, with Latvia and Estonia both jailing almost 340 people for every 100,000.
The lowest rates in the EU can be found in Scandinavia, with Norway and Sweden (65), Denmark (70) and Finland (71) all well below the international average. Northern Ireland has just 72 but the rate is 132 in Scotland. Only Luxembourg in western Europe has a higher rate than England and Wales, at 144 per 100,000 population.


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The LAPD parking lot where Ana Lucia was met by her mother ("Two for the Road," Ep. 2×20) was the roof level of the parking structure at the Dole Cannery complex (753B Iwilei Rd.).
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The Screenwriting Degree Show 2011 for the graduates for the BA Scriptwriting for Television and Film, MA Screenwriting and MA Writing for the Media took place on Monday at the sophisticated and stylish Courthouse Hotel in Soho, Central London.
The event was well attended by production companies and agents, as well as past and present students and lecturers.
Professional actors, directed by Darren Bransford, acted out by extracts from graduates' scripts. The mixture of comedy and drama extracts was well received. The clips reel of trailers of produced work included everything from short films to animation to live action children's TV. The audience was very impressed by the professional quality of the clips.
Kevin Whately brought an air of celebrity to the evening. He gave a very moving tribute to Alan Plater, the prolific screenwriting who died last year. He relayed his memories of Alan to the audience and told stories of working with him through the years. He told us that 'Alan would have been very impressed by the high standard of work being showcased this evening.' He then handed over to Shirley Plater, Alan's wife, to present the Alan Plater Prize for Screenwriting to the students who gained the highest marks in the final projects across the four courses. The awards went to Louis Ackerman from BA Screenwriting, myself & Tim Wakeman (joint winners), MA Screenwriting and Graeme Cormie, MA Writing for the Media.
David Rose, producer of Z Cars and My Beautiful Laundrette and much more besides, was also in attendance. He spoke to the audience about the importance of keeping Alan Plater's legacy alive. He hoped that in ten years time the award would still be received by students who were aware of his work.
After the showcase everyone gathered in the bar for drinks, nibbles and networking. Many business cards were exchanged and connections were made between graduates and the industry. So watch this space for the next big thing from a Bournemouth University screenwriting graduate!


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Monday, 29 July 2013
The Double C's
Are men taking their dating cues from T Swizzle?
I will qualify this by saying I will give a pass to any 14 year old and under who looks to her for dating advice because they're young enough that the swallow depth of her lyrics are not likely to cause to much trouble. Now for a 31 year old male.... I will give you that she is attractive (but she's also crazy); however, she is more, she also represents our cultural demand for a counterbalance to the "modern successful, even sexually forward" woman. She represents the cute woman more a girl than not yet a woman demographic. It is for this reason for Charlotte in Sex and the City or Jess in New Girl. She's often meek, often overly dream focused, flouncy and girly. She does not by her actions, words or carriage portray a deep held direction, conviction or even the ability to steer herself through life, she is at the behest of whatever male-force wind blows through her life. This concept shares similarities with the Manic Pixie Dream Girl trope which has been utilized in the art of covert misogyny in film. The issue is not that there are women who behave like Charlotte (most clips are NSFW so feel free to go down that rabbit hole on your own) or Jess but rather that these cinematic two dimensional characters are seen as normative rather than a masculine ideal. When women, are upheld to an idealized standard, one that in this case requires that they be emotionally, socially or even intellectually limited to be appealing, this is a problem (there is a growing degree of this occurring within women in regards to how they view men and that is not okay).
The problem manifests in dating, especially online dating as the double C's, the cute and cookie-cutter.
I am not cute.
Okay, well...
I might have moments that are cute or silly or even truthfully juvenile, but it is not my desire nor is it appealing to be classified as cute. However, as this one profile notes, "appreciates the differences between genders and attempts to understand the mind of a man...reflective/quiet personality...little financial debt, and I got to say... oh so very cute."* First off, I love ellipses but maybe consider some of the other grammatical devices available, like say a sentence. On the idea of cute. Puppies are cute, bunnies are cute, even sometimes small humans (ie. children) are cute. Is an adult woman? Well maybe before I wrestle with that one, what is or more so what does it mean to be cute in this context? Cute in this case exposes two underlying actions/thoughts. Cute is not sexual, as a good evangelical woman she would not in any way be sexual because that would imply that she's either not modest, holy or even more horrifying that she may want sex and thus pursue, even more horrible initiate, said action with her husband. It also suggests malleability, as the second C in the double C's is cookie cutter. Yes, often that phrase implies pre-arranged, pre-packaged two dimensional persons but it also holds with it the desire to have someone moulded to that exact shape and specification that works for you.
So with that in mind I do not want to be cute. I am me, just me. I am a whole person, full of quirks and awesomeness and all that stuff in between.
But that being said I have a confession to make.
I know that somewhere in the evangelical dating curriculum that went out and around almost two decades ago and the time that followed that there was this idea that if we complied this perfect list we would not have superfluous dating relationships as we already knew what we wanted. For the record my list was HUGE. I could have and I would have gone all Frankenstein in that moment. Since then? I tossed the list and got a really simple one. I'll know. I will spend time with people who interest me, men I have chemistry with and that combined with what I know of myself and what I need, it will all pan out, maybe, somehow, or not. But that's the issue in the cute and the cookie cutter. It isn't about the learning. Life, never mind love, is not about a list or a pre-determined shape I want to fit my life or a flavour I like best (apricot rugelach) it is about change, growth, definitions and redefinition. And that process has never and will never be cute, even for the small humans change is not cute, it's hard, but it can also be beautiful, fierce and fragile. That is what I want. That is what I want to be wanted for the beauty, the ferocity and the fragility that is life lived honest and whole hearted.
*per the fine print, this quote is word for word, a typos and ellipses are the individual's, in this case italics and bold are mine for emphasis.
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Oh Please!!! You're so Jess!!! But with better fashion sense!ReplyDelete
Can I just say that every time someone calls me "cute" whether it be a male or a female, it makes me feel diminished/belittled as a woman. I've spent years being called younger than I am, and for some reason this so-called "compliment" always makes me feel less respected as an adult woman. I do not like being labeled as cute and put into that "a girl not yet a woman" box.ReplyDelete
Okay JS I might be like Jess, I will give you that. But I completely agree with Maria. Who knows maybe some day when I'm 40+ and I get carded or called cute I won't mind, but I have yet to find a time when cute is used by a male or stranger and it isn't a polite insult implying I'm either dressing too young or I look too young ie. not competent to be doing my job.ReplyDelete
Okay CG and other ladies help a guy - even a Christian guy - out. Do not follow the deconstructionists down the rabbit hole that leads to nihilism. In other words, rather than just say what you do not want to be called (etc.), inform us as to how we can be most respectful to you. It is one thing to tear down a broken structure; it is another to build a functional structure in its place.ReplyDeleteReplies
I would say first of all know your audience. In this case, to say you want an "oh so very cute wife" comes across to me, as looking for a child. That you want someone simple minded, bubbley and all together juevenille. I think it's self explanitory that everyone is looking for the person they like, date and get married to be to be attractive to them. So instead of suggesting they are "cute" or "hot" (there is a weekly smoking hot wife theme on Twitter) which are words of objectification find other ways to describe what you are looking for, dig a little deeper than she should have a great smile or a tight butt.Delete
I think the biggest struggle is in helping both genders, especially those involved in online dating to realize that those they are interacting with are people, who are not cookie cutter images, they are complex people and you need to be willing to let our defintions bend a little and find places of grace. I find the whole process incredibly disheartening when I walk away feeling like I'm anything but a woman, which is the same feeling that I get from the Church.


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Article: Volume 44 Number 6 Page 541 - June 2017
Dent Update 2017; 44: 541-548 Read article
Paediatric Dentistry/Behavioural Management: Low Level Light Therapy in the Management of Paediatric Oral and Oropharyngeal Mucositis
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Abstract: Oral and oropharyngeal mucositis is a common, debilitating condition experienced by patients undergoing oncology treatment. There are many different management strategies, with low level light therapy (LLLT) an emerging field. Ongoing research on the topic of LLLT for mucositis has resulted in LLLT being included in national clinical guidelines. The number of centres currently using LLLT for paediatric patients with oropharyngeal mucositis is growing, with Glasgow having successfully used this treatment method for a number of years. Across medicine and dentistry, LLLT is coming to the fore and is a treatment modality of which we should all be aware.
Clinical relevance: New technologies and treatment modalities are areas with which practitioners should stay up to date. Low level light therapy continues to be a growing research field.
Author notes: Fiona McDowall, BDS, MFDS, Specialist Registrar in Paediatric Dentistry, Leeds Dental Institute/North Yorkshire Community Dental Services, Nora O'Murchu, BDS, MFDS, MPaedDent, Specialist Registrar in Paediatric Dentistry, Glasgow Dental Hospital/Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow and Richard Welbury, MBBS, BDS, PhD, FDS RCS, FDS RCPS, FRC PCH, Hon FFGDP, Professor of Paediatric Dentistry, University of Central Lancashire, Preston PR1 2HE, UK.
Objective: To understand the significance of oral and oropharyngeal mucositis for the paediatric oncology patient and the relevance of low level light therapy towards its management.


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The existing podium structure is a concrete slab supported on a combination of concrete columns and walls, which subdivide the shops below. These shops needed to remain open during construction and therefore the intention was to build the new structure off the existing podium slab and avoid intrusive strengthening works.
The slab had been designed for gym loading and could therefore accommodate the live loads. The limiting factor was the ultimate bearing capacity of the existing shallow foundations. This meant that the weight of the roofing and superstructure was critical, and the load distribution needed to be broadly the same as at present in order to minimise the risk of differential settlement. Ultimately this dictated the setting out of the building, leading to a lightweight roof supported on a steel frame, with columns located immediately above the existing columns and walls below.
The combination of transparent facades and open-plan spaces did not permit bracing, so stability is provided by all columns and beams acting as a moment frame in both directions. The sway movement under wind load that could be tolerated by the facade system is the governing design criterion; deflections at the top of columns were limited to 8mm, including the two-storey columns at the front.
The frame is constructed of standard 300 x 200mm and 300 x 100mm steel RHSs. The challenge was to provide a connection between beam and column that provided full moment continuity but was not visually intrusive. The final solution has welded connections at the columns, with an end-plate bolted splice connection in the beams that transfer a lower moment. This provides an almost invisible connection, with the bolts tightened through cut-outs in the top flange.
The distinctive slender timber joist and ply ceiling is used structurally to restrain the steel laterally and acts as a diaphragm so that lateral loads are distributed evenly over the building footprint.
Joist depth was chosen to match the 300mm-deep steel. Joists are connected to welded cleats on the sides of the RHSs so as to leave the top flange free for fixing the ply.
The extension to the front of the podium is also a steel frame, which acts compositely with the lightweight concrete slab-on-steel profiled decking so as to minimise the structural depth and maximise headroom below.
Site investigation revealed that the founding level was several metres below ground level and fell away from the podium. Consequently, to prevent undermining the existing pad foundations and to minimise excavation, mini-piles are used to support the steel frame at the front.
The extension to the ground-floor slab here, which incorporates lift and escalator pits, spans between the pile caps.
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PARISH – On June 14, the 11 students of the county's Search and Rescue Academy completed their final field testing and certification, culminating classroom and field work that started in March and entailed more than 108 hours of instruction.
During these last four hours in the Happy Valley Wildlife Management Area, all 11 students were individually evaluated for their skills in map and compass, land navigation, global positioning systems, survival skills, and radio communication as they covered a course of more than three miles in length.
"The 2014 Oswego County SAR Academy was the second for the team and enables the group to shorten the time it takes to provide foundation training while ensuring that all students get the knowledge and 'hands-on' experience to safely and effectively operate as ground search resources," said Roger Fox, SAR team director.
Conducted primarily at the County's Emergency Response Training Center, classes were provided to the students by instructors from the County SAR team, the NYS Forest Rangers, NY State Police, Oswego County Fire instructors and other local SAR teams.
Given the success of this year's SAR Academy, plans are already under way for a 2015 Academy.
As these plans are finalized, interested individuals will find additional information available in the late fall.
The Oswego County Search and Rescue Team is an integral part of the county's response to incidents that involve lost and or missing persons.
It works closely with both state and local agencies including the Oswego County Sheriff's Department, the NYS Forest Rangers and the NY State Police.
Last year, the team responded to more than 40 incidents in six counties.
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More 'Vogue' Photos of Kim Kardashian, Kanye West & Baby North Released!
Kim Kardashian and a shirtless Kanye West pose for a photo with their baby girl North West in this new look at their Vogue magazine spread from the April 2014 issue.
Here is what the 33-year-old reality star had to share with the mag:
On idolizing Elizabeth Taylor: "Everything seemed so selfless for her. We talked about the jewelry and how it ultimately didn't belong to her; she just wanted to help people. [Her house] was just so enchanting, with a garden with really pretty trellises and beautiful roses, but it wasn't realistic for me to purchase. It only had a one-car garage."
On life with a baby: "I take pictures of her all the time and dress her up. I put Kanye's big chains around her, and I put a little Louis bag and some Jordans, and I was like, 'What up, Daddy?'"
For more from the engaged couple, visit Vogue.com!


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Tuesday, January 3, 2012
A Revolution of Love
A Revolution of Love is #82 in the Camfield series and was published in June 1990. Thekla is saved by Drogo Forde, a member of Queen Victoria's secret service, during a revolution in Kozan. When he finds out that she is actually the Royal Princess, he has to make sure she stays safe and that he doesn't fall into love with her!
I like this cover of our couple and especially like seeing another brunette heroine! She looks gorgeous in her blue bustle gown and trusts the hero to help her as they escape the building. It seems a quiet picture for a country in revolution and the climbing pink flowers growing nearby give the street a homey touch.
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Laughter therapy, also called humor therapy, is the use of the natural psycho-physiological laughter process to enhance health and wellness. According to the Cancer Treatment Centers of America, or CTCA, humor therapy has been in use for centuries. It is used to make an individual feel lively and relieves physical, social and emotional distress and pain. Laughter boosts mental functions such as memory and creativity and improves oxygen intake.
Laughter therapy entails the use of fake laughter, laughter greetings, appropriate jokes, funny props and videos that induce patients to laugh. Other types of humor therapy include clown doctors visiting children in their wards and laughter yoga, which is making the sound of laughter until it eventually becomes funny and causes the patient to laugh, according to Sue Waterworth of Natural Therapy Pages.
Laughter is a natural diversion that helps an individual feel better about himself and the surrounding world. Multiple studies have shown that humor therapy can offer physical benefits including stimulating the lungs and heart; relaxing muscles; easing digestion; balancing blood pressure; stimulating the secretion of endorphins, which are natural painkillers; enhancing immune response and circulatory systems; boosting oxygen intake; reducing tension; and enhancing sleep, relaxation, overall attitude and a sense of well-being, according to CTCA.


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HBO's "Girls" are "Living the dream: One mistake at a time," and the season finale ambushed viewers with the biggest lapse in judgement yet, courtesy of brash boho Jessa. The "dream" is to survive one's mid-twenties in contemporary New York, find love, jobs — and that's about it, for now.
Despite all the backlash and hyped up commentary about what "Girls" lacks in diversity, says as a "voice of a generation," or portrays in its sex scenes and characters' neuroses, it's still a 30-minute comedy that packs stronger autobiographical elements than standard life lessons or moral advice. The dazed and melancholy ending to Season 1 is a reminder that this is the story of Lena Dunham's composite characters trying to make it work, for better (but often worse).
As Hannah wakes up at the end of the season finale in Coney Island and wonders where she is and what's transpired, the audience feels the same way (Did Jessa seriously marry that guy? Did she do it for a green card? Is Adam in the hospital? How is Hannah going to get home with no wallet or phone?). And that rattled, hungover, and confused atmosphere is appropriate — because as much as anyone can say about this show (including us), that's what it's about: Young people who are confused, partying, and stunted yet "really scared all the time."
The huge shocker of the finale was of course, Jessa's (Jemima Kirke) impulsive wedding. Eagle-eyed "Girls" fans might have seen this coming when Lena Dunham Instagrammed a photo on June 8 while filming Season 2, which featured Jemima Kirke with cornrows and a big rock on her ring finger. However, all season there's been foreshadowing: In Episode 2 she declared that she would have "children with many different men of different races," and her appetite to be desired and taken care of has been obvious. Now she's adorned herself with a loose piece of fishing net and married herself off to Daddy #1: Thomas John (Chris O'Dowd).
Yes. That Thomas John. It makes for a squirm-worthy wedding scene — one that viewers hope is a dream sequence, to no avail. The awkward vows ("If I ever saw that crazy b***h again, I would make her my f*****g wife") and recklessness are darkly amusing. It's almost as if Jessa doesn't care or believe that there's any promise in her marriage either, as she sits on the toilet talking to Hannah about how she feels "like a real adult now" (a recurrence from Jessa's on-the-toilet pregnancy confession from Episode 1).
Other jaw-dropping truths were water birthed (couldn't resist) tonight as well: Adam (Adam Driver) says the L word, further augmenting his likability, which has developed but not fully recovered from his appearance as a selfish pervert ("very animalistic," as Driver himself told New York Magazine recently) in the early episodes. True to form, Hannah's response is less-than-stellar (she's flattered but overwhelmed by his emotions and desire to move in with her). During their confrontation on the street he gets knocked over by a car, and refuses to allow Hannah to accompany him to the hospital.
After housing everyone but Hannah in her studio apartment and being unwittingly lead into wearing white to a wedding (gasp!), Shoshanna (Zosia Mamet) reaches her breaking point, declaring that "everyone's a dumb whore." Moments after that statement, she decides to lose her virginity to Ray — which transpires in a stunningly non-upsetting scene.
Marnie (Allison Williams) is ending the season fabulously — with a sort of zen, doped-up-housewife swagger. She's moved out of the apartment with Hannah, and seems to be consciously letting go of her uptight tendencies. Marnie's "J. Lo at the Grammys" look and her astonishing attraction to the online ordained minister make for some laughs — and it's validating when she turns down Charlie's "joke" of initiating casual sex. It's a safe to bet that she'll be a favorite character to watch in Season 2.
"Your dreams are not what you thought they'd be!" proclaims Jessa after she exchanges her vows, and much to the chagrin of the other "Girls," she has a point. Shoshanna is not going to be swept off her feet just yet by the "perfect" guy, Hannah has major work to do on herself if she's going to achieve successful relationships or a writing career, and Marnie is in the process of "not having a plan" for a while, and being OK with it. But this show is about young women, and they've still got some time to figure things out. It will be interesting to see how they progress in Season 2 — and what sort of cultural controversy they manage to stir up while doing so.
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Most promising moment: Elijah (Andrew Rannells) is moving in with Hannah — and it will be wonderful to see more of him next season.
Fashion disaster moment: There were almost too many to count in the season finale, but Marnie's crimped hair and Jessa's wedding ensemble are a close tie.
OMG Moment: Charlie trying to act on the raunchy wedding sex "joke." Nice try, buddy.
Cakey Time: Nobody loves their "cakey time" more than Hannah. From eating a cupcake in the shower with Marnie in Episode 1 to sitting desolate on Coney Island in the finale's last scene, Hannah decides to have her cake, and eat it too — after all, there's not much else she can do in that moment.


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The expressive Little India Riot hero-who-later-retracted-his-claim-of-being-the-hero, Thangaval Govindarasu may one day gain popularity like Vadi PVSS (especially referring to the latter acted in M1 advertisement which his unforgettable, "Mumbah dah! India!" Heh.)


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Looks like Kanye West is taking on an (almost) humble attitude after his character was tarnished due to his verbal attack on Taylor Swift. The rapper took to his blog to express his gratitude to Entertainment Weekly for naming College Dropout as the #1 album of the decade. "Wow, this is really flattering," Kanye blogged.
"I've had some ups and downs this year, well actually this decade," the rapper continued. "Just seeing this cover takes me back to that time of my life. I remember how much pain and love went into this album. No one saw it coming."
He also shouts out fellow artists 50 Cent and Outkast for their hit albums.
"I loved [Outkast's] The Love Below and [50 Cent's] Get Rich or Die Tryin also," Kanye writes, recognizing the hard work and revolutionary records of his contemporaries. "They both equally deserved the No. 1 spot in my eyes, but there can only be one No. 1!!!"
And Kanye is perfectly pleased holding down the top spot.
"This album wasn't about me, it was about a time in peoples lives where people force opinions on you and you have to make choice for yourself," he said of 2004's College Dropout. "We loved 50 Cent, but we wanted to be the Yang. We wanted to wear pink polos and rap about being hurt instead of being invincible."
The rapper learned this year that he is not invincible to Hollywood scrutiny, especially when you mess with America's golden girl.
Holding down the number No. 2 spot is Jay-Z's The Blueprint released in 2001 followed by the Kid A (2000) by Raidohead at No. 3.


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On Monday I had my holiday off, I went to my Nana's house. In the afternoon I watched TV waiting for the clock to strike 4:00 clock, because we were going to church to do some dances for the meeting at our church. We danced till the clock strock 6:00 clock. We waited and waited until we finished dancing. We had a time out for dancing and after that the boys were playing rugby. Some of the boys were inside helping the doing the cups, plates, and glasses. Finally we finished and we ate sandwich's, pizza and panikeke and drank some tea and cocoa.
After we had eaten we locked the church and every body talked and talked until we were tired and we went home.
Monday, July 5, 2010
2 comments:
- Mrs Laing said...
In your story, you have used words (like "On Monday", "4 o'clock", "finally" and "after") that clearly tell us the order in which things happened on your Monday holiday :)
Dancing, playing rugby, eating together and talking, all sound like fun things to do. I would love to know how you felt about it all. When you write about your feelings in a recount, it makes it really fun to read!
Your last paragraph brings your story together and is a great conclusion.
Thanks for sharing your writing on the blog A'Leina. I look forward to reading more :)
- July 8, 2010 at 9:25 AM
- Manaiakalani said...
Hi A'Leina, I enjoyed reading your story. It made me smile when you had dancing and rugby at the same event - that is such a kiwi thing to do :)
Mrs Burt
- July 17, 2010 at 6:25 PM
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The theme of the yoga teacher training course is learning the art of teaching yoga in its totality. In ancient days, yoga was taught since childhood. All the postures were presented to children with Vinyasa flow. It was used to motivate children into practicing yoga during their stay in Gurukula, the mystery schools, so that they can just touch and go, in and out of a pose, feel playful, practice jump back-jump through, forward bend, back bend, twists, inversions, sitting poses, and rest of it without being bored. This was the beginning of their journey into yogic life.
During this retreat you will stay either in a private or a double room. Sharing and non-sharing basis accommodation, depending on the number of students, will be available. Accommodation includes hot shower, attached bathrooms, and a western toilet.
This 100-hour yoga teacher training course is part of the 200-hour yoga teacher training offered at Abhinam Yoga Center. This course is intended for students who do not have the time to complete the 200-hour course in the traditional four weeks. Instead, Abhinam Yoga Center offers you the opportunity to complete the 200-hour yoga teacher training in two sections. These two sections must be completed within the year of commencement and the certificate will be awarded to the student once all of the required hours, assignments, and examinations are successfully completed.
The objective is to provide beginners and experienced yoga students with strong technical and theoretical experience. This will enable them to perform Ashtanga and Vinyasa yoga primary series with perfection and correct alignment. The course will equip the future teachers to be completely autonomous and ready to run their own yoga classes at the highest standards.
All that is expected from you before coming to the teacher training is that you have a regular practice of Ashtaga Vinyasa yoga (two or three times per week is enough) and you are familiar with the names of asanas in the primary series.
At Abhinam Yoga Center's teacher training, you will learn a unique combination of Ashtanga Vinyasa yoga and Iyengar alignment principles. This approach has an ultimate goal of practicing injury free yoga.
The course syllabus follows Yoga Alliance 200-hour teacher training standards and includes learning of asanas of the Ashtanga Vinyasa primary series with an emphasis on how to teach in an injury free way to all age groups. This course will also have elements of therapeutic yoga as devised by MR. BKS Iyengar.
As you sit for Yoga and meditation near the pristine beaches of Goa you get transformed to a completely different world. As your external self-glides through the systematic grid of asanas, your inner being loses itself in the tranquility of the area.
Goa is a perfect melting pot of the Oriental and Occidental culture. Given the huge inflow of foreign tourists, it also forms the perfect platform to learn and practice yoga that not only strives to help you achieve external beauty, but also inner peace. The relaxed atmosphere, the pleasant weather, bright green tropical cover, the calm Arabian Sea, pretty beaches and the year-long moderate temperatures makes it the perfect place to practice sadhana and work towards attaining the ultimate moksha or sadhana.
Abhinam Yoga School is located on Morjim Beach Road, Near Naga Cottage in North Goa. At the northern side of Chopdem river, Morjim is blessed with an abundant blossoming green environment and extraordinary wildlife in the form of Olive Ridley turtles. The center with its rooftop yogshala and the scenic view of the sparkling North Goa beach front provides an absolute sense of serenity and joy to all.
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During this teacher training, you will be served three daily yogic vegetarian meals except on Saturdays and Sundays.
Fairly quiet, Morijm beach has its share of beach life and activity quotient. Visitors can easily spot the relaxed beach snacks full of yummy local and international cuisine, lively surf, opportunities for swimming enthusiasts and some small beach activities. You will also be able to easily get bikes on rent during your stay.
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Please book your flight to arrive at Goa International Airport (Dabolim, GOI). Transfer to and from the airport can be arranged with an additional cost of 50 USD.
The Morjim beach is about 75 kilometers from the airport and 36 kilometers from the nearest major Railway Station, Pernem. It is quite conveniently connected via taxis and bus routes from most part of Goa, as well.
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