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The 10th edition of the Ride franchise brings plenty of new innovation while still delivering a legendary neutral running shoe experience. Featuring a brand new engineered mesh upper, woven heel collar and refined TRI-FLEX outsole design, the Ride 10 moves with the runner and cushions every foot strike. Make every run a "10" in the brand new Ride. Designed with fully reflective midsoles and 360-degrees of reflectivity throughout, these stealthy counterparts to our most popular styles redefine what it means to be light on your feet. Runner's World is a registered trademark of Rodale, Inc. All rights reserved
- Successor to the Ride 9 Reflex
- Engineered mesh upper for a dynamic, lightweight fit
- Woven heel piece provides structure and support for a lockdown fit
- EVERUNTM Topsole construction for enhanced energy return and continuous cushioning throughout the run
- TRI-FLEX outsole design provides greater ground contact and optimal flexibility
- Awarded: Runner's World Best Update, Summer 2017
- Shoe Category: Neutral
- Pronation: Neutral
- Cushion: Moderate
- Construction Type: Neutral
- Surface: Road, Track
- Arch: Normal (Mid)
- Water Resistant: No
- Waterproof: No
- Offset: 8mm
- Weight: 9.5 oz. | 269 g.
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Cushioning is distributed more evenly between the heel and forefoot in shoes with an 8mm offset. The result? Your body stays in a more balanced and comfortable position with every foot strike.
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TWO years of hard work came to fruition last Thursday as students collected their A Level results and started to plan their futures.
In the following four pages you can check results for Range High, Formby High, Merchant Taylors' Boys and Girls, St Mary's College, Holy Family and King George V College.
At Formby High a record number 97 students sat A Level exams this year and headteacher Brian Rourke said he was "very pleased" with their success rate.
Among them were two students who achieved an amazing five Grade As.
Chris Greenwood will be treading the hallowed halls of Oxford this Autumn, studying Chemistry after getting top marks in Geography, Chemistry, Maths, Biology and General Studies.
He said: "It took a lot of work to make sure it happened. My parents were shouting down the phone when I told them the results!"
Fellow star pupil Chris Doyle said he felt "relieved" after opening the brown envelope and learning he too had topped the board, with As in Geography, History, Biology, English and General Studies.
"Four of them were expected but the Biology definitely wasn't and I'm made up because that's what I'm doing at uni," he said.
Chris will start at Durham in October, with a long-term view to specialise in medical research and join the Territorial Army medical service.
Classmates David Griffin and Tom Hind will both be heading to Edinburgh after securing two As and a B – David to study Geography and Tom Physics.
And dance students Esther Loxham and Nina Durant were also celebrating as they each got an A in their chosen career subject.
Nina, who also got an A in PE and a C in Psychology, will be studying dance at Manchester Metropolitan University while Esther, who also got a B in English and a C in Drama, is off to London's Roehampton College.
Headteacher Brian Rourke said: "Governors and staff are very pleased with the success of the Sixth Form students in their 'AS' and 'A2' level examinations.
"The results are a fitting reward for the hard work and commitment of both students and teaching staff.
"We wish our students every success in the future and in their studies at university."
Across Formby at Range High, Alex Keelan achieved national recognition by getting a remarkable five straight As and one of the country's top five marks in Biology.
Her ambition is a career in medicine, which she has opted to study at Manchester.
Another future medic is Michael Jones, who will take up a place at Liverpool University after achieving four As in Maths, Physics, Biology and Chemistry.
Oxford candidate Simon Miller also got one of the top five marks in the country, for General Studies. With A grades in Geography, French and History as well, he is off to study History in October.
Sarah Barlow will be turning her hand to architecture at Cardiff University, after getting three As, while Steph Wrennall is heading to Leeds where she will study Spanish on the back of her triple A grade exam success.
Sarah admitted: "I got my results off the Internet at about half eight this morning because I couldn't wait."

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To be honest Londonist was worried that Team America: World Police wasn't going to live up to expectations. The trailers looked great and the South Park pedigree was in place but the rumours from the US were that Parker and Stone weren't really on top of their game.
Thankfully though it seems the film has won over the UK critics at least.
In the Guardian, Peter Bradshaw gives the films a very respectable four stars, saying that it "brilliantly captures the complex contemporary mood, telling you more about America than Fox News, salon.com and the New York Times combined."
High praise indeed...but what about the jokes? Well apparently they work too:
"Parker and Stone gleefully pull the pin from their comedy grenade, and the result is an explosion of hilarious bad taste"...could have done without the extended metaphor there Pete, but we get the idea.
Londonist suspects though that Bradshaw and his fellow critics particularly enjoyed this film because it takes some pot-shots at some of the celebrity establishment: "Puppets representing Alec Baldwin and Sean Penn mince around reminding everyone in whingeing voices that they have been to Iraq...Michael Moore is shown as a smug liberal martyr attempting to destroy Team America's headquarters - by rigging himself up as a suicide bomber."
In the Independent, Robert Hanks is in agreement, again giving World Police four stars and calling it a "profanity-packed, scurrilous and brilliant attack on everything and everybody."
In the Times the film drops a star but even Wendy Ide admits that it's "guiltily, undeniably hilarious".
Clint Eastwood's Million Dollar Baby is a different kettle of fish. The trailer looked gruesome: a montage of schmaltzy, Hollywood tat with moody lighting and Clint's wrinkles doing all the acting...but the US critics have gone bonkers over it, calling it a masterpiece and tipping it for Oscars. So what's going on?
Out of the three broadsheets it's James Christopher in the Times who likes Million Dollar Baby the most.
He gives it four stars and dubs it "the most impressive film [Eastwood]'s ever made". He also gives a little clue to what the critics have been raving about: "it's littered with loose ends and unresolved little mysteries, and a rip in the middle that cranks the stakes to troubling heights."
Hmm, so there's more to this film than the trailer gives away is there?
In the Guardian we get some more clues from Peter Bradshaw (who gives it three stars).
"Towards the very end of Clint Eastwood's new film there is ... not a twist, but a narrative development which makes it a lot deeper, darker and indeed more real than you had any right to expect."
So, we're getting closer. But Bradshaw has one reservation: "Does Clint land this mighty punch too late for it to make a genuine difference?"
It's an argument that Wendy Ide, writing in The Times seems to agree with. She only awards the film two stars, complaining about the "Corny lines, clichéd characters (Swank's hillbilly trailer-trash family is unforgivable) and a final section that drags on for ever."
Seems like whether you like Million Dollar baby or not will depend a lot on whether you like Clint Eastwood or not. It's a risk we might be willing to take (but we'll see Team America first).
Now we were going to look at Wong Kar Wai's 2046 next, but we've actually seen this film a few weeks ago at a preview....and let's just say we don't agree with the huge praises heaped on it by the broadsheets today. So, in the interests of impartiality, we're going with something we haven't seen: Closer.
And the great thing about Closer is Pete Bradshaw absolutely hates it.
"Once sexy and exhilarating, it now has the cutting edge of a butter knife," Bradshaw grumbles, "of the cast, only Clive Owen seems like a real human being with real emotions. Everyone else could be advertising perfume."
Hmmm, this is what we feared: great play ruined by film conversion and hateful actors (oh, how we detest Clive Owen and Jude Law).
But in the Independent Robert Hanks goes gaga for Closer, although reading the review you do begin to suspect that Hanks may have experienced a bad break up recently:
"...infidelity, interrogation, confession, intimidation, reproach and deceit...doesn't honesty lie at the heart of every good relationship? Perhaps it does; but most relationships aren't all that good, at least not all the time. It's noticeable here how often the principals ask each other why they had to tell the truth, or plead for a consoling lie. This is not necessarily a cynical view: when the truth is going to hurt, deceit can be more loving. At other times, too, the characters make a point of demanding the truth, even knowing how painful it will be: because they enjoy the pain, or because it's a price worth paying for the moral high ground?"
Now does that sound like a coded message to a recently departed lady friend, or are we reading too much into it?
What is truly weird about Hanks' review though is the way he loves the fact Law, Portman et al 'dress down' for the parts: "I don't even want to bother trying to anatomise Portman and Law's performances, both are so seamless - and of course, it's always reassuring to see the visibly perfect playing rumpled and ordinary, as if they were within our reach."
Funnily enough, that's the thing which really grates on us about this film. But each to their own.
In The Times, Wendy Ide seems to come down on Bradshaw's side giving Closer just two stars and complaining that the whole thing is "as gripping as watching oversexed laboratory rats."
In film news this week there's some real Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy gossip leaking out, including this teaser image featuring Marvin the depressed android.
More HGttG trivia is supplied courtesy of CHUD who have a Q&A with the team behind the film.
Closer to home there are rumours that Ricky Gervais is set to appear in Mission Impossible 3.
And in superhero news, it looks like Hugh Laurie is going to be cast as Perry White (editor of the Daily Planet) in the upcoming Superman Returns.
And our favourite trailer this week? Well it has to be the one for Sin City doesn't it (even if it does have Clive Owen in it)?


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Nashville, Tenn. - The Tennessee State volleyball team will open its home schedule on Tuesday night at 7 p.m. against the Lady Lions of Arkansas-Pine Bluff.
For TSU (4-7) the contest will be an opportunity to get back into the win column after going 1-3 on the last road trip.
Head coach Kathy Roulhac hopes that playing in Kean Hall for the first time this season will be just the spark that her team needs.
"[Kean Hall] is where we have been champions, and this is a great opportunity to play in front of our fans," Roulhac said. "We have a great team, and the girls are ready to come out and show the fans exactly what they are working with."
The match against Arkansas-Pine Bluff also gives the Tigers another chance to hone their game against a non-conference opponent before starting OVC play on Sept. 21.
"As far as I'm concerned, regular season doesn't start until we start our conference matches, so we took risks this preseason in order to make the right adjustments once conference play starts," Roulhac said.
For TSU, sophomore Naomi Wells has been a catalyst for the offense to this point. She has tallied a conference-high 3.9 kills per set and has been selected to the all-tournament team in all three tournaments the team has played so far this season.
"Naomi has been amazing. She has been everything I thought she would be this season and then some. She has a star-player mentality and has the skills to back it up," Roulhac beamed regarding her outside hitter.
Another player who has been performing at a high level for TSU has been junior setter Erika Moss. She leads the team in assists with 338, but she is also second on the team in service aces and third in digs.
Last season, Arkansas-Pine Bluff was 4-23 and 3-16 outside of the conference. They hit just .060 on the season, but did have two players over 170 kills.
Come support the volleyball team tonight in Kean Hall at 7 p.m. as the team looks to win its fifth game of the season.
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BERLIN — Greece's new leaders have had only a month to confront their country's dismal tangle of economic problems, but some in Europe think the troubled Mediterranean country is up against a hopeless task.
After months of political chaos and instability, Greece has fallen behind the requirements of a $160 billion bailout it received in March, and its ability to scrape together $3.8 billion to make an August debt payment to the European Central Bank is in question. Few officials or economists believe that Greece will be able to comply with the deadlines that are conditions for receiving more assistance. And in Germany, a key contributor to aid efforts, top officials have signaled new resolve in recent days that they will not commit more money to the cause.
That leaves Greece in a difficult position, with an economy that some analysts say will shrink by 7 percent this year — far worse than the 4.2 percent expected just months ago when the bailout agreement was inked. Greece's new prime minister, Antonis Samaras, has said he will hold to the terms of the bailout, but his allies have signaled doubts about whether that will happen.
"It is very difficult, almost impossible," to make $14 billion in cuts in 2013 and 2014, the head of the Socialist party, Evangelos Venizelos, told Greece's Vima radio Tuesday. Greek leaders would like more time to meet their financial targets, a change that would probably require Europe to put up more money to support them in the meantime.
But German officials have said they will not send any new money to Greece as long as the government does not have a track record of successfully implementing the overhauls that international lenders wrote into the bailout this year. That track record could take a year to build, the Germans say, and Greek governments have struggled for more than two years to make fundamental changes to the way their economy is run. With new signs that global growth is slowing, recovery may be even more difficult.
Around election season this year — which lasted from April until June because the initial May vote failed to produce a government — little work on economic overhauls took place, Greek and international officials say. After the May election, the already-slow work of privatizing state-owned assets was put on hold for a month. And a June income tax deadline that fell days before the second parliamentary election was rescheduled for July.
"The tax machine doesn't do its best at a time of electoral uncertainty," said George Pagoulatos, an economist who was an adviser to former prime minister Lucas Papademos.
Germany has little sympathy.
Living up to the terms of the bailout "is the necessary precondition for further cooperation," Steffen Seibert, the spokesman for Chancellor Angela Merkel, told reporters last week.
Before the June elections, Samaras pledged to renegotiate the terms of the bailout with the international group of creditors that now keeps permanent watch over Greece's finances. But European officials have dashed his hopes of significant changes.
Some flexibility remains, as long as it does not require the German parliament to vote for more money for Greece. Many European leaders are reluctant to cut off aid to Greece — probably casting it out of the euro zone — so soon after voters chose Samaras over a fiery anti-bailout party that would have been a clear challenge to Europe's attempts to push an economic overhaul in their country. (The anti-bailout party came in second.)
European leaders have signaled that they would be willing to offer Greece a short-term loan or find another way to give the country slightly more time to make the August debt payment, since the international team of inspectors is unlikely to recommend freeing another installment of the bailout aid by then. And there are ways to ease Greece's debt burden without spending more money. The interest rates Greece pays on its bailout loans could be lowered, for example.
This month, Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker, who heads euro-zone finance-minister meetings, sounded placid about Greece's short-term prospects.
"In the month of August, we will find a solution," he said, Reuters reported. "There will be no problems."
Formal European discussions about Greece's longer-term path will take place only after the debt inspection team completes a report after a visit to the country next week. But German officials remain adamant that there is no political support in their country to offer much flexibility for Greece — unlike, they say, Portugal, Ireland and Spain, the other countries that have requested some form of assistance and toward which there is more goodwill.
Still, the news from Greece is not completely bleak, European officials say. Spending cuts and some labor market changes have taken place, and the government is slowly reducing its deficit. Labor is slowly becoming cheaper, making the country more competitive with its neighbors.
Even Germany may eventually be pushed toward a softened position, as it has been in the past.
"If the new government is credible, there would be a lot of pressure on Germany to accept a renegotiation of the timelines," said Daniela Schwarzer, an expert on European Union integration at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs.


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Despite pledges by Churchill Downs Inc. to re-invest in several lagging areas at the Fair Grounds, the Louisiana State Racing Commission hasn't been convinced.
After almost two hours of discussion at a Tuesday meeting, the Racing Commission decided to defer the company's rolling 10-year license to hold live racing at the Fair Grounds and operate its off-track betting parlors in Louisiana.
The Commission will hold a special meeting May 1 to discuss the license request. Churchill Downs Inc. has been asked to provide short- and long-term strategic plans in four areas: marketing, the turf course, service and other facilities.
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"Monetary Policy and Inflation Dynamics"
Objective - : To study the Monetary policies developed by central bank to control the inflation & it's implications on Indian economy
Introduction -: Inflation and monetary policy are closely related concepts wherein the latter can be used efficiently to reduce the effect of the former. Inflation is the rise in prices and wages that reduces the purchasing power of money. Monetary policy is the regulation adopted by the central bank, which stabilizes the prices and maximizes production and employment of the country.
Monetary policy is a regulation of a central bank which controls size and growth rate of the money supply. Monetary policy directly influences the interest rates which in turn has a negative relation with the price level. In the face of inflation the central bank of the country generally resorts to a rise in the cash reserve ratio, repo rate and reverse repo rate. The basic idea is to reduce the money supply in the economy. This would reduce aggregate demand. This reduction would again help reduce the price level. Monetary policy is adopted with an objective to make the most of production and employment and consequently stabilize the price level of a country. Monetary policy also regulates the interest rate, availability of credit and at the same time promotes the overall economic growth of a country.
Methodology-: To study implications of following aspects on Indian economy. •Inflation & its causes
•Monetary policy in India
•Instruments of monetary policy
•Relationship between Monetary policy and Inflation
•Money Demand Function and the Quantity Equation
•Correlation between Inflation rate & CRR
•Monetary policy & banking sector development
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•First Quarter Review of Annual Statement on Monetary Policy for the Year 2008-09 - RBI •Monetary Policy and Inflation Dynamics - John M. Roberts, Federal Reserve Board, U.S. •Fiscal Policy and Economic Reforms -...
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• First Quarter Review of Annual Statement on Monetary Policy for the Year 2008-09 - RBI
• Monetary Policy and Inflation Dynamics - John M. Roberts, Federal Reserve Board, U.S.
• Fiscal Policy and Economic Reforms - Y.V.Reddy
• Reserve Bank of India Settling for a Slowdown- India Knowledge@Wharton
• http://rbi.org.in/
• http://www.indiaonestop.com/
• http://www.economywatch.com/
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A Southern peach cobbler may use canned or fresh peaches. A recipe from Trisha's Southern Kitchen on FoodNetwork.com requires two 15-ounce cans of sliced peaches in syrup. A recipe from Southern Living on MyRecipes.com calls for 4 cups fresh peach slices.
If the cook uses fresh peach slices, she has to boil them with 1 cup sugar and 1 tablespoon lemon juice before pouring them over the batter in the buttered baking dish. The boiling step is not necessary if the cook uses canned peach slices. The batter for a Southern peach cobbler recipe typically includes flour, sugar and milk. The cook should use either self-rising flour or a combination of all-purpose flour, baking powder and salt.


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Model: Pro-Fit-Boot Hoof Saver (View all Pro-Fit-Boot Hoof Saver reviews)
Category: Horse Boots and Wraps
Purchase: Purchased from American Livestock Supply catalog for $19.95 for treatment of hoof abscess. After a couple weeks of using countless rolls of duct tape and self adherent bandaging on a hoof abscess that is slow healing, I needed a reusable and durable form of sole protection. The design of the boot has allowed me to impose some of the recommended soaks on my non-compliant lame horse who thinks having his foot in a bucket is worse than a sore foot.
Likes: This boot is very well made and fairly easy to put on and take off. Most importantly it stayed put and protected the sole of the hoof. It controls the medication/dressing so that it stays in contact with the correct area. It holds adequate amount of fluid for soaking and the horse is compelled to cooperate with the plan. It was durable enough for turnout while still protecting the sole of the hoof.
Dislikes: The velcro on the nylon strap is too thick for the plastic buckle, making it very hard to strap the boot on according to the instructions.
Quality: It is like a rubber boot for humans, soft and flexible with a wide opening. The nylon strap secures the boot nicely but I had to use a piece of twine because I couldn't get the velcro part of the strap thru the buckle the final time. It was a good height and did not rub at the fetlock. I did not use the medication pad, I made disposable ones.
Summary: If you need to soak your horse's foot or protect the sole, it is a must have.
Rating: 5
Author: Jill
Date: 2006-08-10
Usefulness Rating: 2.4 out of 5.
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Everyone was out and about today, enjoying the beautiful weather before the predicted heat wave. (They're talking 108 on the Fourth.) It was only 59 when we got up this morning. Out the door I went.
Marion and Kathy were just coming in from their ride.
Kathy's new horse Beau (or is it Bo?) is a big success. He looks very well with Minka; two spotted horses always seem to go together, though they are very different.
Later Bella and I were out for our walk, and Marion took some pictures. Here Bella's enjoying a scratch on the neck . . .
And here is proof — I really can jog now! (I want a larger version of this shot!)
So . . . everyone's enjoying the calm before the storm; or, to be accurate, the cool before the HEAT!


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Owen Hargreaves just wants us to FORGET ABOUT IT but I'm not sure we ever could...
Some commentators get a load of stick for being either really boring or getting really, really excited about absolutely nothing.
And it would seem that former Manchester United midfielder and injury merchant, Owen Hargreaves, somehow falls into both categories.
As you would have heard if you watched any of Arsenal's Champions League clash with Bundesliga giants and favourites, Bayern Munich.
Now we get that you used to play for Bayern a few years ago before you got injured over and over again, but we're a little worried at just how excited he was getting about them.
And mainly one player in particular, Douglas Costa. Sure, we love a tricky Brazilian winger as much as the next bloke, but Hargreaves went a bit overboard, telling us to 'FORGET ABOUT getting anywhere close to him'.
Obviously it wasn't just us who thought he was getting a little bit too creepy with his commentary, and Twitter had a right good go at him!
Here are some of the best tweets:
Turns out Owen Hargreaves REALLY loves Douglas Costa... #DouglasCosta #ARSvBAY pic.twitter.com/nu66rOFnNN— Top Corner (@HITCtopcorner) October 20, 2015
Irish tv is stuck on 71:24. Still better than listening to Owen Hargreaves pic.twitter.com/t66dXv22zG— Football Manager 16 (@FourFourFM) October 20, 2015
Owen Hargreaves sounds like a cross between Niall Quinn and dwight Yorke.— George Deans (@1Gman99) October 20, 2015
Owen Hargreaves says "best in the business" one more time the TV is out the window.— Chris Millar (@MidgeyMillar) October 20, 2015
Owen Hargreaves every time Douglas Costa gets the ball. pic.twitter.com/mBTnY6Va5y— 138.com (@138dotcom) October 20, 2015
Imagine going for a pint with Owen Hargreaves one-on-one? See you later. Forget about it.— Paddy Power (@paddypower) October 20, 2015
"1 v 1 you can forget about it." - Owen Hargreaves gravestone— Matthew Ordish (@AnfieldMatt) October 20, 2015
"The 11 Bayern players on the field tonight are the best players in the world in their position." - Owen Hargreaves 2015.— 888sport (@888sport) October 20, 2015


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streamlining space is mean, how to make the room looks simple and minimalist with reducing the spacious of the room. Here are the ideas on streamlining the space on bathroom designs. There are several steps to make the room looks streamline, Create and design a frameless shower, locate it near the bathtub in one line, see this picture that describe how to design a frameless shower and how to locate it.
To minimize the visual impact of the double sinks, a wall-hung vanity appears to float over the floor. A wall-hung toilet produces a similar effect. Overhead, a skylight also helps create a more spacious, open feeling.
In a neutral-toned bathroom, choosing one or two vibrantly colored focal points can really complete the look. In bathroom designs, the other thing to get streamlining tight space is choosing the bathroom style, modern style may look simpler than traditional style, but the best modern bathroom designs aren't about cutting out ornamentation. Instead, they're about making every element in a space functionally beautiful.
The solution is adding the visual features, on above picture it describe how to adding the bathroom features with mosaic tile and the mirror, A tall, narrow mirror is enhanced by a frame of small green mosaic tiles that relate to other strong vertical rectangles in the room's design. A vanity cabinet of precisely crafted wood is a sleek piece in the best modern tradition. The overall effect: clearly chic yet soothing. --howstuffworks--


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text: Bush's Budget Expected to Be Aggressive Wed Jan 12, 9:56 AM ET Politics - washingtonpost.com By Jonathan Weisman, Washington Post Staff Writer The Bush administration is preparing a budget request that would freeze most spending on agriculture, veterans and science, slash or eliminate dozens of federal programs, and force more costs, from Medicaid to housing, onto state and local governments, according to congressional aides and lawmakers. The White House also plans to reintroduce measures to stem the growth of federal health care and other entitlement programs that rise automatically each year based on set formulas, they said. The tough budget for the fiscal year that begins in October is intended to signal President Bush (news - web sites)'s commitment to reining in the record federal deficit, and to satisfying conservative critics who note spending has soared since Bush took office. http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tm...washpost/20050112/pl_washpost/a1953_2005jan11 -------------- About freakin' time!


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As the recipe is from American cook and author Wendy Polisi I did have to adapt it a wee bit to reflect Australian ingredients.
The original recipe can be found here.
beef mince
onion, cubed
zucchini, cubed
red capsicum, cubed
mushrooms, sliced
tomatoes, cubed
cooked quinoa
fresh garlic
cheddar cheese, grated
red wine vinegar,
olive oil
olive oil
red wine vinegar
dried basil
minced garlic
cherry tomatoes, halved
I don't really follow recommended amounts, I guestimate a lot with my ingredients, although I did use 500g of mince.
* over a medium high heat, add olive oil, onions, zucchini, capsicum, mushrooms to a frypan (I used one with high sides) cook for around 5 minutes.
* add mince, and cook until brown. You may want to drain the mince before adding the next ingredients.
* add half - 2/3 bottle of passata, tomatoes, red wine vinegar, oregano, pepper and salt. I cooked all this together until the sauce was bubbling.
* in a separate bowl, combine quinoa with mozzarella and the rest of the passata.
* pour the mince mixture into a oven safe dish. Top with the quinoa mixture, and top it all with grated cheese.
I followed Wendy' directions with the Fresh Tomato Topping, although I replaced the fresh basil with dried and added spinach.
I'm hoping it will taste as good as it smells and looks, but of course, the real test is if my mum will eat it!
update: Mum didn't like the quinoa aspect, but I have had 3 separate servings of it! Yum!
> All vegetables and fruit (hello tomato!) were bought fresh this morning from my local Farm Direct Market


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This card I planned on putting more flowers on but I thought that it looked better kept simple with just the one flower.
This card is made by using more of the paper pricking technique with decoupage flowers that I cut out from some wallpaper.
I hope that you all have enjoyed my cards, I am going to try more of the quilling designes so I will keep you all posted.


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MAY 18, 2016 — Finland's Containerships Ltd Oy, which has six 1,400 TEU LNG fueled containerships on order at China's Yangzhou Guoyu Shipbuilding (see earlier story), now says delivery of the ships has been delayed and it is switching shipyards.
When the ships were originally ordered the first was set for delivery this year.
In its interim report for the fourth quarter of 2015, however, the company said, "The construction of the new LNG vessels to be leased are proceeding as planned and are expected to be delivered from Q1 2017 onwards. All 4 vessels should be operational by H2 2018 at the latest. Negotiations of two company-own-financed vessels are proceeding as planned."
Now, in its interim report for the first quarter of 2016, Containerships says "The first four LNG vessels are targeted to be delivered during 2018, as informed. However, the delivery of the first vessel will be delayed until early 2018 due to a change in the shipyard. Re-negotiations of the two company-own-financed vessels and two other vessels are ongoing."


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1) I slack! Wow has it really been an entire month since I've blogged!? I need to do better! What have I been up to that whole time? 2 family birthdays, 2 book club meetings, and reading my friends' manuscripts mostly, thus I can't blog about them!
2) One of my book club meetings was to go see The Host movie. I'd give it a reaching new heights rating as far as movies go. Having read the book it really had the same feel, quiet, internal struggles that mirror the external struggles of the humans around Wanda. Not a lot of action, but some interesting moments depicting what it would be like to have two entities within one body, both fighting for control. If you enjoyed the book it was worth seeing -- regardless of the bad reviews. I didn't anticipate much. And enjoyed it more than I thought I would.
3) Writing Conference season has hit Utah and I am sad to not be a part of it this year. One of these days -- like blogging -- I will be a better, more consistent writer. Until then, I read and adore authors. ;)


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Categories: Allentown Fair, Keswick Theatre, Music, Music News, Television
Posted by John J. Moser at 02:05:00 AM on June 6, 2014
The difficulty with interviewing Kevin Jonas, eldest brother of hit 2000s boy band The Jonas Brothers, about an upcoming speaking tour in which he and middle brother Joe will tell intimate stories about their lives is that he doesn't want to give away the best moments of the show.
Jonas Brothers Joe, left, and Kevin to bring talking tour to Keswick Theatre in Glenside
So, asked in a telephone call from his New Jersey home to, for example, recount The Jonas Brothers' decision last October to cancel a comeback tour the day before it was to start, and, three weeks later to dissolve the band, Kevin says, "you'll get to hear more about that story once you see us."
Asked what it feels like these days after having been an the top of the music world, Jonas says, "that's a little bit what we're going to be talking about."
Perhaps those answers will come when Kevin and Joe stop Saturday at Keswick Theatre in Glenside for the second of only three stops on the tour.
Talking after finishing a workout at the gym, on his way to feed baby daughter Alena Rose – born Feb. 2 to him and wife Danielle – here's a transcript of what Kevin Jonas did reveal about the new stage show and what life for a Jonas is like these days:
LEHIGH VALLEY MUSIC: Hey, Kevin, how are you?"
KEVIN JONAS: "Hey, John, how are you today?"
The Jonas Brothers, with Nick at left, in their heyday
Just fine, thanks. Belated congratulations on the baby.
"Oh, thank you so much. It's just amazing. And it's incredible having a daughter and being a daddy. It's highly different but it's a lot of fun."
Ah, been there, done that. But it was a wonderful time in my life and I think you have a lot of great times ahead of you.
"Yeah, absolutely."
Let me jump into this. Why don't we start by having you explain the show to me: What's it like and what's in it?
"Well, the show itself is very different. We, me and my brother Joe, we are going to be able use this opportunity of a speaking tour – it's not necessarily the traditional tour that people have seen us on in the past, but this is going to be a different kind of show. An open opportunity for people to engage with us, talk to us about where we came from, how we got to where we were, where we're going now – and really be interactive in a way and be a part of this part of our life.
"And it's a time in our life where we're transitioning, and a lot of our fans and a lot of people who have always followed the Jonas Brothers may know a lot a lot about us, but never actually got to know the nitty-gritty, the deep-down, dirty details of things that sometimes our perspective on things that you never heard.
"And that's what this show is going to be. We're going to really share what happened at the end, where we are going, and kind of all the moments in between."
Here's what is best-known about the Jonas Brothers: The trio, then just ages 12 to 17 and living in New Jersey, were signed by the president of Sony Records, who heard a song written and sung by Nick, who by then had been on Broadway.
Jonas Brothers at Allentown Fair in 2009
The group's first album sold underwhelming numbers, and Sony released them. Disney's Hollywood Records picked them up in 2007, and the group's self-titled next disc went platinum, hit No. 5 on Billboard, and produced two Top 25 songs.
The Jonas Brothers' sophomore disc, 2008's "A Little Bit Longer," also went platinum and topped the chart, with the Top 5 song "Burnin' Up," and the group became a bona fide boy band phenomenon. Disney gave the group its own TV show, and it toured constantly (setting an Allentown Fair box office record in 2009 for highest gate receipts).
It even had two Disney Channel "Camp Rock" movies and two theatrically released concert films — the second of which introduced current country phenom Taylor Swift, who was then dating Joe Jonas.
The group's final disc, 2009's "Lines, Vines & Trying Times," also went platinum and hit No. 1, but failed to have a Top 30 hit and marked the decline of the Jonas Brothers' popularity. The Disney show was canceled in 2010 and the group left Hollywood Records in 2012.
Nick and Joe Jonas both released solo albums, then Nick returned to acting, appearing on "Hawaii Five-O" and other TV shows. Kevin got married and starred in the E! Channel reality series "Married to Jonas."
Last year's tour was supposed to mark their return to music, starting at the Tower Theatre in Upper Darby. Instead, the group announced on its website on Oct. 31 that, "It is with heavy hearts that we confirm that our time as the Jonas Brothers is over. … The time has come for us to move forward on individual career paths."
LEHIGH VALLEY MUSIC: Am I correct that I read that you're not going to be performing music at all?
Joe Jonas
"We are not. It's going to be a show in a form, but not music. It'll be more interactive: We'll be speaking, we'll be talking to the audience. They'll actually be responding to us, we have a big time where everyone can ask us questions and interact with us directly on stage – to come up and be with us. It's going to be more of an experience than a show with music."
What made you do this? How did you come to a decision to do a show like this?
"Um, I started talking with someone about the opportunity, and I was talking about a speaking engagement. We have a lot of stories that no one's ever heard. A lot of things that people would definitely, I think, like to know how we responded to the things, how we got through those moments. And a lot of the stories that we originally didn't feel comfortable sharing. But now, we are a little more open to that and want to be able to share that.
"So with the opportunity, I called Joe and said, 'What are we gonna do? Kind of interview each other on stage, but then have it open to the audience, as well?' And he said, 'Yeah, that'd be awesome.'
"And so we kind of jumped on it. We decided to make our own structure to the show; we have a producer and writer with us and we're writing a really amazing, kind of arching story about what it was like – where we came from, how we became The Jonas Brothers, and all the stories in between."
And am I correct that you're doing three dates right now? Are you going to expand it?
"Yeah, we have three dates to start. We'll see what happens. We really wanted to get our feet wet and doing this out of the gate. We're doing something kind of unique and seeing if goes well. And if we feel comfortable doing it, who knows? We might be having more dates. But for the time being, it's just like these three shows."
So why is Nick not a part of it? The appearance is he's the odd man out, you know?
"Yeah, no, no. There's no other reason than he is actually in the midst of filming a TV show. He's doing a show on Retract TV is doing actual, original content and he the lead in one of their new shows. And so he is actually in production and me and Joe are both in transition and flying and traveling. I'm building a couple things of my own, which you'll be hearing about. So is Joe. So we will be talking about those things, as well.
"But we are in the middle and we got a little more time, so now we get to do this opportunity."
Why not include music as a part of it?
"Um, you never know, something might happen. But we're really when it comes back to is that was sure a big part of our life for so long, I think we have more to say, and more to showcase. We don't really have new music to share, and if we were performing, it would be back to what was happening, probably [Laughs]. And so this is a different opportunity for us to have something unique."
OK, you just mentioned there that you don't have new music. Is there new music somewhere in the future? I mean, have you thought about that?
"Um, possibly. Maybe as individuals. I know Joe wants to, and is working on new music. I'm working on other things in a different direction. But you never know. There might be music from each one of us; it's just not the time for us right now. We're all working on different things, and for me, the music is not a high priority. But you never know what the future can hold."
Kevin Jonas and wife Danielle
Do you see the possibility of you and Joe recording or performing as a duo?
"Um, no. That's not something that we're thinking of doing right now. For the time being, we're going to be doing these speaking engagements. Like I said, this is a different kind of experience. I think it will be something that people really like."
Can you briefly recount for me the decision to cancel the last Jonas Brothers tour. I mean, what was the final thing? The straw that broke the camel's back?
"Yeah, well, we decided to no longer make music together. So going on tour was probably not going to be the right choice [Laughs]. We decided … we're going to be speaking much more about what happened when we get to the speaking engagement.
"So we really wanted to become brothers again and not a band. The band, it was really ripping us apart and we were becoming no longer, we found, the kind of people we wanted to be. So we decided just to take a different route. So you'll get to hear more about that story once you see us on the 7th."
OK. And I know you're probably going to answer the same way to this question, but when you talk about the arc of the career, I'm interested in what it's like now to have been through such a period, when you guys were so part of the popular culture, and what life is like now. I mean, how do you find the transition?
"Um, the transition's great. We get to do amazing things. We had amazing partners, amazing contacts, amazing times. So no matter what you want to do, no matter where you want to go, the door's always open for us. Right now, I get to focus on being who I want to be and doing what I've always loved – and also being a father.
"We make these life transitions. We have these mountains that we go over - -we're at the top and then you're in the valley and you go back up and you go back down.
"Life is amazing and I think the thing we've learned to do the best is just taking every single moment and enjoying those moments because this is it. We were somewhere so, so insanely high for so long and it was an amazing time in our life. And now we get to look back and be a little nostalgic on that. And that's a little bit what we're going to be talking about."
OK. Is [your reality TV series] "Married to Jonas" done, or is there a possibility of that coming back?
"Um, for the time being right now, we kind of just wanted to have the baby, kind of enjoy that time. Um, we'll consider that in the future, but for right not, I decided it wasn't going to be the right thing for us in the moment, just so we could just be a father and mother and have the time to get used to it, because getting used to it is hard enough, without having cameras everywhere you go."
Good for you. That's a special time that you don't need to be in front of a camera. That's my feeling, anyway.
"Yeah, absolutely. There's opportunities always, and that could be something we do. But for the time being, it's more of us being together."
'OFF THE RECORD' WITH KEVIN AND JOE JONAS, An intimate, limited-run (three dates) speaking tour in which the brothers tell stories and anecdotes about their time in the chart-topping family boy band The Jonas Brothers, plus a question-and-answer session, video footage, photos and more. 8 p.m. June 7, Keswick Theatre, 291 N. Keswick Ave., Glenside. Tickets: $35-$120, 800-745-3000, www.ticketmaster.com.
Next week: Read an interview with indie-pop group Tegan and Sara, who will perform Sept. 23 at Levitt Pavilion SteelStacks in Bethlehem.
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JOHN J. MOSER has been around long enough to have seen the original Ramones in a small club in New Jersey, U2 from the fourth row of a theater and Bob Dylan's born-again tours. But he also has the number for All-American Rejects' Nick Wheeler on his cell phone, wrote the first story ever done on Jack's Mannequin and hung out in Wiz Khalifa's hotel room.
JODI DUCKETT: As The Morning Call's assistant features editor responsible for entertainment, she spends a lot of time surveying the music landscape and sizing up the Valley's festivals and club scene. She's no expert, but enjoys it all — especially artists who resonated in her younger years, such as Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, Tracy Chapman, Santana and Joni Mitchell.
KATHY LAUER-WILLIAMS enjoys all types of music, from roots rock and folk to classical and opera. Music has been a constant backdrop to her life since she first sat on the steps listening to her mother's Broadway LPs when she was 2. Since becoming a mother herself, she has become well-versed on the growing genre of kindie rock and, with her son in tow, can boast she has seen a majority of the current kid's performers from Dan Zanes to They Might Be Giants.
STEPHANIE SIGAFOOS: A Jersey native raised in Northeast PA, she was reared in a house littered with 8-tracks, 45s and cassette tapes of The Beatles, Elvis, Meatloaf and Billy Joel. She also grew up on the sounds of Reba McEntire, Garth Brooks and Tim McGraw and can be found traversing the countryside in search of the sounds of a steel guitar. A fan of today's 'new country,' she digs mainstream/country-pop crossovers like Lady Antebellum and Sugarland and other artists that illustrate the genre's diversity.


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There are lots of things in this crazy world that are ironic. Just ask Alanis Marmoset (I know it's Morissette, Marmoset is just more fun to say.) Rain on your wedding day and all that.
The irony in some of the treatments for a myriad of conditions are ridiculous. I guess that's likely true for most medical treatments of one kind or another. Just listen to the legal warnings at the end of each commercial for the latest drug. Antidepressants that may cause thoughts of suicide. Erectile dysfunction drugs that may cause erections that won't go away (yes, I said erection.) Blood pressure medicine that may increase your blood pressure or cause a heart attack. Any number of biologics carry multiple risks, but risks that so many are willing to take to manage an illness or relieve their pain.
With cancer, most of us willingly accept and take those risks and more – chemotherapy, radiation, experimental drugs.
Chemotherapy kills cells, attacking the cancer, but also attacks healthy cells. It makes you feel like hell. Perhaps because of this effect, it carries the risk of serious infection and potential development of unrelated cancers. Irony.
Radiation treatment specifically for brain tumors – targeted or more broadly focused – carries the risk of brain swelling, brain damage, OR brain tumors. Irony.
Anti-seizure medication or combinations of medicines carry the risk of triggering seizures. Irony
Some drugs – like antibiotics, meant to rid your body of potentially deadly bacteria, can reduce seizure thresholds and trigger a seizure. With a history of status epilepticus, it might kill you. Irony.
Experimental drugs carry a series of risks and depending on the phase of the trial, some of those risks are unknown – hence, why they're in trial. These drugs can trigger new illnesses, potential fatal reaction or extend the impact of the disease you're trying to fight. Irony.
Most of us are willing to take the risk, but the irony is not lost on us. While we battle a disease that is trying to kill us, we risk possible death and do so willingly. Ironic indeed.
The trick is knowing what to ask your doctors about the risks when you're prescribed medicines or begin a new treatment, take the time to consult with your pharmacist any time you start a new medication, and read those long lists of potential side effects for the medications you're taking to understand any risks and contraindications. Essentially, be informed and don't assume that what you're prescribed is safe – especially if you have multiple doctors – as we all seem to in the world of cancer. Carry around a list of your medications – with doses – so you can make sure you don't forget any of them when you are discussing new treatments. Don't become a cautionary tale and get added to the next Alanis Marmoset song about the many ironies in life.
As an aside – there are thousands of plants in the Amazon jungles alone that can be used to treat a wide range of illness and disease – including cancers – but in the name of 'progress', those forests and all they offer the world are being destroyed at incredible rates. Not only are we destroying the homes of the indigenous people, we're destroying potential sources of a cure. Irony or ignorance?


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EXCLUSIVEOne of the actors in "Dawn of the Planet of the Apes" may be on the verge of breaking out due to the film's box office success ... but he's got some learning to do.
Jocko Sims -- who plays Werner in D.O.T.P.O.T.A. -- took some of his friends to watch the flick at the Grove in Los Angeles ... and on his way out, admitted to snapping a pic of his name in the credits.
Since this is Jocko's biggest role we'll give him a pass -- but just know ... Andy Serkis isn't as forgiving.


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51 Lincoln is a cozy little restaurant and bar tucked into the trendy suburban neighborhood of Newton Highlands where thoughtfully prepared dishes are comforting and artfully plated. Its proximity to the Green (D line) made it a convenient choice for our holiday girls dinner.
We toasted to the holidays with intriguing cocktails like the Walk in Walden ($13) made with bourbon, grape + cinnamon shrub, xocolat mole bitters and lemon zest, and the Quince Essential ($11) containing white rum, lime, rosemary infused vermouth, cassis and sparkling hard cider. The bread dish of all things was unequivocally the groups favorite of our shared starters. Served warm and charred to a delicate crisp on the edges, the honey wheat boule ($5) plated over whipped maple butter, crumbled sage and fleur de sel is not to be missed.
On the contrary, the Pan Seared Watermelon Steak ($12) left us feeling perplexed based on its hyped demand. Apparently, when the chef took this off the menu his regulars were outraged and he brought it back to appease them. The watermelon takes on a peculiar texture similar to that of a rare tuna steak, but, is served nice and warm, complimented by a brown sugar balsamic glaze and highlighted with a feta and arugula salad. It was good, but we weren't blown away.
Other lovely dishes we shared included: Potato + Leek soup ($10) with truffled crema and nora spice, Cambodian Style Napa Cabbage Salad ($10) with almonds, fresno, thai basil, sweet chili vinagrette (not pictured), and the Porcini Mushroom Terrine ($10) special with a frisee salad. They offer a few cheese and charcuterie, we chose salva cremasco ($7) served with dried cranberries, walnuts, honey and golden brown toasts.
A couple of the ladies enjoyed the Pan Seared Ribeye Steak ($36) with potato gratin, broccolini, shallot red wine sauce, horseradish and parsely butter. I was delighted with my Herb Roasted Chicken Under a Brick ($27) served over a sugar pumpkin puree with pan seared brussels sprouts, cippollini onion and a thick yet delicately sweet au poivre.
I moved to Newton in August, so it was nice to discover a new-to-me neighborhood spot, and of course to catch up with these sweet ladies!
51 Lincoln
51 Lincoln Street
Newton Highlands, MA 02461
51 Lincoln Street
Newton Highlands, MA 02461


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Tutorial at Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom
"I've got an adorable new girl's "Halter-Style" Sundress Pattern to share with you today! This sweet sundress is put together with a simple bodice made from knit fabric and an attached skirt of woven cotton. Then topped off with an adorable ruffled flower. The fabric combination possibilities are endless! Are you ready to make one for your princess".... Read more


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Today's post is really fun. We at Gossamer Blue had the opportunity to work with Page Maps sketches and our August kits. I LOVE using the page maps sketches to help me find my mojo when it is gone or just even to just stretch my creativity.
The sketch I got to use is this one here.
Now for my page. I followed pretty close to the design this time. I love the "banner" of photos across the page. Of course the Gossamer Blue kits were perfect for the sketch and my beach photos from last year.
the layout:
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Using these sketches takes the planning and the guessing out a scrapbook page. Sometimes that is just what I need to get the juices flowing again. This one will be one I go back to again someday.
Head on over to Page Maps to see the other pages from their creative team and the Gossamer Blue creative team. There are so many awesome ones this month.
Thank you for stopping by today. Hope your day is fantastic!
Thank you for stopping by today. Hope your day is fantastic!
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Duncan Aviation recently released a whitepaper that addresses common questions and misperceptions about Wide Area Augmentation Systems (WAAS) Localizer Performance with Vertical Guidance (LPV) upgrades.
Titled "Upgrading to WAAS: Answers From Industry Experts," the whitepaper is written by avionics installation representatives at Duncan Aviation's Lincoln and Battle Creek facilities as a resource for operators considering a WAAS upgrade.
"WAAS is relatively new and there's a lot of confusion about unit compatibility, certification processes, and cost," says Steve Elofson, Avionics Installation Manager at Duncan Aviation-Lincoln. "My team wrote this whitepaper to help operators become familiar with the issues involved in an upgrade and make more informed decisions when they begin researching their options."
WAAS/LPV is an extremely accurate navigation system developed for civil aviation by the FAA. The system improves the accuracy of Global Positioning System (GPS) navigation for all phases of flight, including en route navigation, departures and arrivals. The FAA has been cancelling redundant instrument ground-based approaches for several years, shifting its focus toward developing more satellite-based approaches with ground references.
Duncan Aviation's free whitepaper is available for download here.
For more information: 402-479-1603 or DuncanAviation.aero.


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ROBOTEQ has made available a new application note and a demonstration video which shows how to build an Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) using just two components.
The completed AGV follows a track made of adhesive magnetic tape which is stuck to the floor. It uses a magnetic guide sensor (Roboteq's MGS1600) and a programmable dual channel DC motor controller (Roboteq's MDC2230) to accomplish this.
The MGS1600 sensor measures how far from the center of the tape it is and provide that information to the motor controller which adjusts the steering so that the vehicle remains at the centre of the track.
Magnetic markers positioned on the left and right side of the track give the AGV location information that is used to speed change and fork left/right decisions.
The video shows the AGV construction and the finished product, while the application note provides the wiring diagram and the source code used to run the motor controller.
Compared to other guiding techniques, magnetic guides are passive and easy to lay and modify. The tape creates an invisible field that is immune to dirt and unaffected by lighting conditions. The magnetic track can be totally hidden under any non-ferrous flooring material.
The application note can be downloaded from www.roboteq.com/agv


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Inspired by the Newage Vision, The NewAge Foundation, organizes Motivational, Spiritual and Leadership Training Seminars and Workshops to facilitate speakers and trainers to reach out to the society. The Foundation also organizes Meditation Camps and Spiritual Retreats, Courses on Tarot, Feng-Shui, I-Ching, Vastu, Aromacology, Energy Healing, Ayurveda and other Alternative healing Methods around India and also promotes Secularism and Global Oneness.
Wednesday, May 3, 2017
Check out "Learn Vedic Tarot Card Reading With Ritambhara" on The NewAge Foundation
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On our third day, we took the ferry over to Tobermory where we met up with Phil (his fab blog here) and Carol, who by happy chance were on holiday on Mull for the week. They very kindly drove us about all day and showed us some great places and wonderful wildlife. Sadly I didn't make notes on what was where so this is going to be a bit (OK, very) sketchy details-wise.
We headed inland from Tobermory, pausing at a small lake to look for Hen Harriers but finding something much rarer (in a Mull context) - a Jay! Then it was on to a stunning sea-loch inlet at Dervaig.
We drove a long way cross-country then, heading for... I'm not sure which sea-loch, but it was a spot for eagles and it was a long way off. On the way I spotted a Cuckoo on a fencepost right at the roadside and, happily, we were able to reverse back to it.
The cottage is close to Loch Baa, and we went for a walk along the loch's shores, adding Red-breasted Merganser and Goosander along the way.
It was nearly time to head back for our ferry. We paused on the way at a Short-eared Owl spot but the owls were not playing ball. Then it was back to Tobermory for a bit of food shopping (the nearest supermarket to Kilchoan is here!) and we bade Phil and Carol a fond farewell and boarded the last boat back.
Friday, 10 June 2016
Ardnamurchan photo-dump part 2 - a day on Mull
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We like easy around here. Too much of what we do every day is far from easy, so when something comes along that does what it's supposed to do without a lot of futzing around, we're gonna share it with you guys. Systerac Memory Cleaner fits the bill nicely. What it does -- and all it does -- is clean up the cache from things like the browser with a single click. That means it's a great way to free up some space on your phone when and if you need to.
The free version only cleans browser and search cache, and oddly enough that's what I like about it the most. No settings to fool with and you can zap that browser cache away with a click. The browser on Android, or any other mobile device (or even your computer) stores a lot of data that you may never need again. That data can build up, and we all know there are times when we'd rather have 10 or 20 MB of space back instead of having application cache eating it up. Systerac Memory Cleaner can clear it all out for you, no root needed, no digging in app settings. The app is 84k in size, and can be moved to the SD card. Sounds like a very fair trade.
Some of us might want something with a few more settings instead of just a simple click and clean. The Pro (read paid) version cleans up just about everything that can be safely cleaned -- and again without needing root permissions. Market cache, cache from any app, Maps, call logs, it does it all, and includes a simple widget for one click access. Of course there are other apps out there that do the same thing, but the paid version is only €0.50, or about $0.72 US -- we like saving money almost as much as easy. It works with any Android device running 1.6 or higher, and doesn't have any screwey permissions. Give it a look -- the link to the free version and a couple screen shots are after the break.


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When I was little, maybe one or two, we used to fly up to Sacramento to visit my grandma. That was back in the day, when you could still show up minutes before your departure time, frantically check in your luggage and make a mad dash for the gate (Dad tells me there used to be a commercial with OJ Simpson running through the airport, leaping over people and sprinting to the airplane — so I guess we weren't the only ones).
Apparently, I would giggle the entire way — I thought it was a game — oblivious to my parents' panic as we rushed through the terminal, me bouncing up and down in my dad's arms laughing like a crazy person. Somehow, we always made it in the nick of time, finding our seats moments before the doors closed and the plane transported us to Sacramento. Continue reading


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What we know (or think we do) at the end of the first month of the season: the Cubs are going to run away from NL opponents, generic including the Nationals. They'll make it, as widely predicted, to the World Series. We know Cubs fans will be the envy of their 29 counterparts. And we know, too, that, as the runaway proceeds, Joe Maddon's team will be both widely admired AND MLB's most hated club. That's the price of domination. Teams that played in back-to-back Series – the A's of 1988-89-90, the Braves of 91-92, the Blue Jays of 92-93, the Phillies of 08-09, and, of course the Yankees of '96 and 98-99-2000-2001-2003 –all felt the whiff of away-fan resentment. It hasn't happened to the 14-15 Royals yet because they've snuck up on us.
There's a similar reaction prevalent in many of the quadrennial presidential series and, particularly, in the intra-party playoffs leading to the final match-up. Hillary Clinton ought to be bracing for a campaign devoid of a level of enthusiasm she'd like. She experienced comparative indifference when running against Barack Obama in 2008. Then she confronted an exciting young opponent seeking to make presidential history. Now, her differences with 74-year-old Bernie Sanders are more pronounced and could damage her in the likely presidential playoff against Donald Trump. Bloomberg,net's Al Hunt ticks off Hillary's potential obstacles, beginning with economic issues, on some of which Trump sounds more like Sanders than Clinton:
"…taxes, health care and regulating Wall Street…On national security, too, as Clinton hasn't much moderated her interventionist bent. She was a leading advocate for the 2011 military action in Libya. The aftermath of the invasion turned out disastrously and Obama has expressed his regrets. She hasn't…If she is the Democratic nominee, she'll need Sanders followers in the autumn. She (can't) rely on Trump's unpopularity…If it weren't for Trump's (record polling negatives – 65-24 pct.), the story would be about Clinton's negatives. In the same (Wall Street Journal/NBC News) survey, she was viewed unfavorably 56-32."
Hillary surely knows how she can soften much of the progressive resentment she's encountering: express sincere support for many of the "revolutionary" policies pitched by her rally-generating Dem adversary, Bernie..
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Where Did He Come From? We're talking about the MLB hitting leader Aledmys Diaz; he's the 25-year-old Cardinals shortstop from Cuba who replaced Ruben Tejada, who, in turn, replaced injured Jhonny Peralta. A .380 BA breakout over 14 games with Triple-A Memphis late last summer earned Diaz promotion to the Cards this season. He is hitting .420, with four HRs in 21 games – a surprising performance helping the Redbirds remain in flight in the NL Central.
Jeter Redux? Californian Eric Byrnes says (on MLB-TV) he has no doubt about the identity of the current player who comes closest to comporting himself – on and off the field – as did Derek Jeter. He's Buster Posey, the Giants' catcher and acknowledged team leader.
Byrnes' 'Bests': Byrnes' regional pride was manifest earlier this week in these other insights: "The Giants are the best team in Baseball…ATT Park is the best ballpark."
Streakers: Mets +7, Marlins +6, Pirates +5, Dodgers – 5
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Nawaz Sharif calls Narendra Modi, appreciates India's rescue efforts in Nepal - NTv
Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif called up PM Narendra Modi on Thursday and expressed his condolences on loss of lives of Indians due to earthquake. PM Modi tweeted today "Got a call from PM Nawaz Sharif. He expressed condolences on the loss of lives in various parts of India due to the earthquake." The PM added that Sharif appreciated India's efforts in the rescue operations in Nepal and thanked him in return.


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Comparing solution methods in math to develop higher-order thinking skills
When walking into a second grade classroom you might hear the Spanish teacher, Maria Luisa (Malu) Offermann ask "is there a different way of solving this problem?", "what is your way?", or "how is your method the same or different to your friend's method?". By asking these questions the teacher encourages students to explain, model, compare, and contrast their different problem solving methods. Educators implement this practice in their classroom as it is supported by cognitive science theory, that states that comparing and contrasting methods allow students to build and transfer knowledge to real-life situations, as well as reach higher mathematical thinking by analyzing methods. Additionally, a recent study led by Professor of Education Jon Star, from the Harvard Graduate School of Education demonstrated that "comparing and contrasting alternative solution methods led to greater gains in procedural knowledge and flexibility, and comparable gains in conceptual knowledge, as opposed to studying multiple methods sequentially" (Star, 2007). With this theoretical understanding, Malu develops experiences where second graders will model, explain, and discuss their methods. Additionally, she will lead them to the end goal of evaluating the efficiency or accuracy of each one of these methods. For example, when adding 23 + 20, would it be more efficient to count by ones or by tens? Developing different methods; seeing them side by side to compare, and evaluating the most efficient way is an important component to reach the highest levels of mathematical thinking.


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Thursday, July 2, 2009
Fishtown Cartoonist Video 2006
Back in 2006, a film crew from J6 Entertainment, led by Ed Roy, came out one day and followed me around. They were filming a short piece for a show on the Hallmark Channel called "New Morning". They sat in on one of my Saturday Cartoon Camps at Shissler Recreation Center, then hung out with me at the apartment. In spite of the fact that I look pretty dorky (there's nothing that can really be done to change that), I'm still kind of proud of this piece. The kids are awesome and members of the Philadelphia Cartoonist Society came out to help too.
Keep an eye out for Melissa Lomax, Tom Whalen, Dave Perillo, Roger Petersen, and Amanda Morton.
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Thursday, 22 April 2010
Memphis is the new Memphis
Well, Plan A was to attend and cover Fiberfete in Lafayette, and then carry on to Memphis for a short check-in with friends and family, and some recording with Linda Heck. However, Iceland had a different plan in mind, and the first leg of my journey was lamentably cancelled. However, tomorrow will hopefully allow me to realize Plan B, which constitutes the second leg of the trip in isolation. I'm desperately hoping it all comes off.
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A user complains that Excel's Hidden feature is broke. After assigning the Hidden attribute to a cell and protecting the sheet, the cell contents are still visible. How do you respond?Last week we asked…
What VBA formula would you use to select the first empty cell in an Excel spreadsheet? Wow! I am impressed with the creativity and knowledge you guys have! You guys are always up for the challenge and you certainly leave me hopping sometimes! Most of you responded with similar code, with a few different strokes here and there. Aikimark was the first to post a solution that's closest to the one I use, at least conceptually:
ActiveCell.SpecialCells(xlLastCell).Offset(1, 0).End(xlToLeft).Select
Be careful with this formula because Excel has a problem remembering the "last cell"—and that extends to the xlLastCell constant. If you delete data from the last cell, you'd think the last cell would change, right? Unfortunately, Excel continues to remember the previously used but now empty cell. Try it yourself:
- Open a blank workbook, enter data in cell C3 and save the workbook.
- Delete the data in cell C3.
- Select any other cell (so you can see the selection move in the next step).
- Open the VBE and execute the following statement in the Immediate window:
- Return immediately to the workbook and you should find that Excel has selected C3, not A1 as you might have expected and this behavior persists through Excel 2010.
There are ways around this behavior, but I have an easier solution that avoids the problem altogether. Now, here's what I use:
ws.Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).Row
where ws is a Worksheet object. This formula returns the row number, which I plug into data entry formulas. For instance, the following snippet would enter data into the first empty cell in column A, copying the contents of a text box on a userform (the code would be in the userform's module):
Dim lRow As Long
Dim ws As Worksheet
Set ws = Worksheets("sheetname")
lRow = ws.Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).Row
ws.Cells(lRow, 1).Value = Me.txtboxname.Value
The first part of the formula, ws.Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp), selects the last row in the sheet in column A and then moves up to the first non-empty cell. The second part of the formula, Offset(1, 0).Row, selects the next row down.
I didn't come up with this formula and I wish I could credit the person who did, but unfortunately, I don't remember who passed this elegant solution on to me. I've been using it faithfully for a long time.
Of course, an automated data entry solution won't always be this cut and dry—assuming that the first empty cell in column A is the place to start. I believe this formula could be easily adapted to return a column instead of a row, but I've never had a need for that.
There really isn't a single "right" answer to this challenge—as you can see from the responses. A lot depends on the specific circumstances of the data entry task. What would be interesting, is to see if any of you could break the formula I recommend. So far, it has served me well.
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Another week gone and once again I think I'm just in time to enter my card for the Tic Tac Toe challenge #4
I've gone for the middle line going across this week, DSP, embossing (dry) and floral.
The DSP is from my scraps box and I've put it in an embossing folder and run it through my Sizzix. I then inked the embossed area to make it stand out in Dapper Denim SU ink. The stamp set is a NBUS and also stamped out onto scraps of card and then punched out with the coordinating punch. Finally a little gem for some sparkle on the flowers.


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Sorry to have been so quiet lately. I just spent a lovely, if warm, four-day mini-vacation at my in-laws' place in Myrtle Beach, S.C. I have to admit that I was a little nervous flying out of Boston the day after the DNC--both for security reasons and for the dread of lines, lines, lines.
Surprise--despite the plethora of people wearing funny hats and red, white, and blue t-shirts, the security line was the shortest I've seen it since 9/11. Our flight to Charlotte, N.C., was packed with fleeing delegates, but I was heartened to see two bomb-sniffing dogs and their handlers in the bulkhead seats in first class as I boarded the plane. Put my paranoia right to rest: Even though they were off-duty and heading home, I could see their noses sampling the air as we walked by them.
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Suzuki series leader blasts ballast rules
Suzuki Scholarship winner and current Suzuki Swift Cup points leader Cody McMaster (second in queue above) says he's concerned that his car will carry 50kg of "success ballast" in the fourth round of the Production Racing Series at Manfeild.
"The series is great, but I don't think that in a close one-make series such as this that ballast should be necessary," he says.
"I'll be carrying 50kg at Manfeild and I can only lose weight if I finish fifth or worse at any round. The likes of myself, Brock Barrie, Mark Whyte and some newcomers at Taupo were closely matched so there's no problem with the racing.''
McMaster is concerned that, unlike the Mini Challenge, the cars in the NZ Production Racing Series don't carry signage detailing how much weight has been added to the car. That may, in fact, be done in time for Manfeild.
McMaster says that he can understand to some extent that ballast might be a good thing to even out the performance of a wide range of cars in the B and C classes of the championship, but he believes that in the Suzuki Swift Cup everybody should be on an even footing with driver ability making the difference.
"At the moment, there might be a potential sponsor out there (in the crowd) and if he sees me coming off the corners slowly every lap, it doesn't look good does it?''
Brent Collins made similar comments about weight ballast being applied in the Mini Challenge series earlier this season.


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January 2013 Post Card Swap Featuring
Maya Angelou
I belong to a wonderful Ning group called
It's an inspiring group of ladies from around the world,
a place to find goddesses, art, poetry, friendships and discussion.
I joined the monthly postcard swap a couple years ago to discover myself and as a way to heal through art. It was during a time in my life when I was home-bound due to my illness.
Spending many hours at home and in bed left me longing for a sense of community and purpose.
I was very depressed, sad, and lonely; I'd spend most of my sleepless nights scavenging the net
for inspiration, friendship and a sense of belonging. I found it in an art chat room.
I had met Carol and a few of the other ladies in an on line art class called Art Heart and Healing
There I was inspired to dig deep into my creative self and learn new techniques I never knew existed,
all the while of healing through the process of art.
The woman I've met in both of these Ning groups are filled with love, compassion and inspiration.
Carol, our fearless hostess of the postcard swap shakes our world with a new topic every month.
We are encouraged to interpret each artist as we like, utilizing any medium to express our take on each topic.
I view each month as challenges to help me find my creative style and grow as an artist.
Each challenge teaches me new techniques as I learn about the featured artist.
Last year, the theme was famous artist. Each having a wide array of styles, most were new to me,
like: Di Grazia, Basquiat, Amedeo Modiglian and Freda.
Carol has opened my eyes and creative world.
inspiring me to learned more about myself as an artist and refined my techniques as a result.
Each month a new topic is announced, I research and learn everything I can about it. It helps me to learn how they created their particular technique, form and style.
Some are more challenging then others, some take me several days to complete, some I whip off in no time; Each push my boundaries and are unique in their own way, becoming near and dear to my heart.
Joining There's A Little Goddess In All Of Us has been a true blessing.
Every month I receive little treasures in the mail from all walks of life, I call these fun mail.
Is there anything more exciting then receiving a handmade postcard from other artistes around the world...
I think not! It makes opening the mail fun again...
Here is my take on our January's "Famous Woman" postcard swap,
I hope you'll find as much inspirations in my creations as I did in Maya's life's work.
I decided to do a multimedia collage for 3 of my cards and a drawing for the last one.
For the 3 collage cards, I used magazines cuttings, watercolor paints,
markers, napkins, and quotes from Maya Angelou.
I always like to draw the featured artist as my tribute to them.
I used an ultra-fine Sharpe pen and markers.
Come check us out, I'm sure you'll enjoy our group as much as I do...
Until next time....love, hugs and many blessings to each of you!


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KAMPALA, Uganda, December 28 (CDN) — Islamic extremists threw acid on a church leader on Christmas Eve shortly after a seven-day revival at his church, leaving him with severe burns that have blinded one eye and threaten sight in the other.
Bishop Umar Mulinde, 37, a sheikh (Islamic teacher) before his conversion to Christianity, was attacked on Saturday night (Dec. 24) outside his Gospel Life Church International building in Namasuba, about 10 kilometers (six miles) outside of Kampala.
From his hospital bed in Kampala, he told Compass that he was on his way back to the site for a party with the entire congregation and hundreds of new converts to Christianity when a man who claimed to be a Christian approached him.
"I heard him say in a loud voice, 'Pastor, pastor,' and as I made a turn and looked at him, he poured the liquid onto my face as others poured more liquid on my back and then fled away shouting, 'Allahu akbar [God is greater],'" Mulinde said, still visibly traumatized two days after the assault.
- A neighbor and church members rushed him to a hospital in the Mengo area of Kampala, and he was then transferred to International Hospital Kampala.
- "I have to continue fighting this pain – it is too much," Mulinde said. "My entire body is in pain. Most of the night I miss sleep."
- His face, neck and arms bore deep black scars from the acid, and his lips were swollen.
- "The burn caused by the acid is so severe that there is an urgent need for specialized treatment," said area Christian Musa Baluku Symutsangira. "I suggest that he be flown outside the country as soon as possible; otherwise Mulinde might lose both of his eyes, coupled with the spread of the burns. The burns seemed to spread and go very deep. He might need some plastic surgery."
A doctor told Compass that acid burns cover about 30 percent of his face and has cost him sight in one eye.
"We are doing all we can to save his other remaining eye and to contain the acid from spreading to other parts of the body," the doctor said.
Mulinde's shirt, tie and suit were in tatters after the attack. Mulinde said his father, Id Wasswa, was a local prayer leader or imam. "I was born into a Muslim family, and although I decided to become a Christian, I have been financially assisting many Muslims, as well as my relatives who are Muslims," he said. "I have been conducting a peaceful evangelism campaign."
Mulinde said Muslim extremists opposed to his conversion from Islam and his outspoken opposition of sharia (Islamic law) courts in Uganda, known in East Africa as Kadhi courts, attacked him. On Oct. 15, area Muslim leaders declared a fatwa against him demanding his death.
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Across the UK a culture of weekend binge drinking is in full swing. In the battle to deal with over a million drink-related casualties a year, mobile medical units, known as 'Booze Buses', are parking up in towns across the country in a bid to ease the pressure on overstretched A&Es. Filmed over a summer in one of Britain's hardest drinking towns Colchester, Essex, this documentary tells the story of one SOS Bus, using a mixture of fixed-camera and observational filming to tell the story of the volunteer paramedics and the patients they end up treating.


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OHP Develops Plant Growth Regulator Calculator App For iPhone
OHP has introduced its first iPhone application, designed for Apple iPhone, iTouch or iPad users. The PGR Calculator Application is available immediately at no charge through the iTunes Application Store.
"We wanted to develop a tool that takes the guesswork out of the equation when it comes to calculating and applying PGRs (plant growth regulants) in the field," says Dave Barcel, OHP senior technical manager and PGR expert. "It's as easy as making a phone call on the iPhone."
The PGR Calculator will allow the user to look up current PGR rates in ppm for spray or drench applications. The grower then enters the desired dose and the size of the application area, or the number of pots for a drench and the app calculates the amounts of solution and product needed.
"A simple tool like this takes the guess work out of PGR applications and calibration. It's easy and accurate," Barcel says.