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Twilight Stalkers are the rogues of the Twilight's Hammer clan forces that are guarding Wyrms' Bend[29.6, 51.3], the pass in the Twilight Highlands that leads from Dragonmaw Pass to Grim Batol.
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These mobs do not drop any loot.
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- Patch 4.0.3a (2010-11-23): Added

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Alumni Weekend Will Be April 8th.
Posted by Jonathan Goodman on 05 Dec 2015 at 09:39 am | Tagged as: News
Save the dates, April 8 thru 10, for the 43rd Alumni Weekend!
And, in unrelated news, enjoy a moment of holiday spirit here courtesy of the active chapter.
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'Tis the season! The gentlemen of the Iota chapter of Kappa Sigma want to wish you the best of luck on all your endeavors these next two weeks! We also invite you to bring an ornament of your choosing by Das Sig Haus to give our tree your own personal touch. #21daysTillChristmas #WeLoveChristmas #distraction #jk #ButReallyThough
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Thnaks for the thoughtful message. I was initiated in 1959 and have a picture of Zeke in his closet. Would the chapter like that? He lived there beginning in 1961. John Roark. Keep up the brotherhood….AEKDB
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Health and Safety Executive publishes report on Shallow Water model "SPLOT"
Published: 16 November, 2009
The Health and Safety Executive has published a report that outlines the causes and consequences of catastrophic tank failure and examines the efficacy of bund overtopping prediction models such as SPLOT (SPreading Liquid Over Terrain), OVERTOP and LSMS.
Bunds around liquid storage tanks are generally designed so that they will retain more liquid than is contained in the tanks within them. A slow leak will therefore be contained. However, a sudden catastrophic tank failure will result in a surge of liquid, some of which may overtop the bund. Analysis of hazards allowing for this possibility therefore requires an estimate of how much liquid will overtop the bund. There is also the possibility that a bund may fail owing to the hydrodynamical forces exerted on it, but that is not considered at this stage.
The Health and Safety Laboratory's SPLOT model predicts overtopping using a method based on the Shallow Water Theory. The Shallow Water Theory is supplemented by a model for the interaction of the liquid with a vertical bund. The Health and Safety Executive also uses two other models for predicting bund overtopping, namely OVERTOP and LSMS.
Research was carried out by a team at Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) with the objective of evaluating SPLOT, LSMS and OVERTOP against experimental bund overtopping data, in order to gain confidence in the model and highlight any possible shortcomings.
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United States Marshals Service's Prisoner Medical Care
Report No. 04-14
February 2004
Office of the Inspector General
The re-pricing contract establishes a centralized system to re-price medical claims incurred by the U.S. Marshals Service. The contractor re-prices all USMS medical claims according to Medicare rates and its preferred pricing schedules to determine the lowest cost to the USMS.
Effective November 29, 1999, the agency was granted legislative authority (PL 106-113, amended Title 18 U.S.C. §4006), to authorize the USMS to pay prisoner medical claims not to exceed the lesser of the Medicare or Medicaid rate.
Contractor Services
The contractor receives medical claims from the district offices and reviews them to determine if they are valid. Invalid claims are those claims that are: incomplete, duplicates, improperly submitted, illegible, or missing mandatory information.
The contractor then correctly re-prices all valid medical claims. These claims are re-priced in accordance with the Medicare Correct Coding and Payment Initiative Rules and Procedures (Public Law 101-239). The contractor provides and operates an automated processing system for re-pricing claims submitted by USMS district offices. The contractor also determines if their preferred pricing rates should be applied to generate additional savings for the USMS.
All processed claims are then returned to the sending district along with an explanation of benefits (EOB) for each claim and a district batch summary sheet. The districts then pay the medical care provider the re-priced amount. The contractor will also maintain automated records in a database to track savings and related USMS medical program data. The contractor also provides the districts and the OIMS with various reports in manual and electronic format in accordance with the contract.
If a sending district later finds that a processed claim should not be paid then it must also inform the OIMS and the contractor in writing of such changes so that the USMS claims database is accurate with regard to savings achieved.
Contractor Reports
The contractor generates and sends a monthly transaction report to each district that lists all claims received and processed for that district.
Re-pricing Contractor Automated Reports
The contractor shall furnish the USMS with required statistical information and reports. Each report will display the report period, the fiscal year, and be broken out by district on a separate sheet, and with a national summary page. Standard reports to be provided to the USMS include:
|District batch summary report - Report shall display the district batch number, district name and number, date received, the prisoner's names, claim number, provider, and date of service. Valid and invalid (both incomplete and duplicate) claims shall be listed in separate sections of the report so that the sending district can follow up promptly on incomplete claims for resubmission.
|Explanation of benefits for each claim.
|Monthly prisoner transaction report (sorted and displayed by prisoner) Report will display the prisoner's names sorted first in alphabetical order and then sorted alphabetically by medical care provider, report columns will show prisoner name, prisoner number, provider, claim number, district batch number, date received to district, amount billed, Medicare amount, USMS allowed amount, amount saved, and percentage saved. Sub-totals of activity by prisoner and for each district will be displayed as well as a national summary sheet provided. This report will include only valid claims processed for the month.
|Report will display the provider's names sorted.
|Monthly report of invalid claims will contain two sections (one of incomplete claims and the second of duplicate claims submitted. Section 1 (incomplete claims) will display prisoner name and number, provider, claim number assigned, amount billed, description of missing information, date of service, date received by contractor and the district transmittal sheet number. Section 2 (duplicate claims submitted) shall be sorted first by district and then alphabetically by prisoner name. Report columns will display the prisoner name, prisoner number, original claim number, each of the dates a duplicate was received by contractor, date returned to district, provider, date of service and amount billed, the district transaction batch number.
|Monthly hospitalization report (sorted and displayed first by the hospital and then by the prisoner), hospital, prisoner, total number of hospital days, DRG, amount billed, USMS allowed amount, amount saved, percentage saved. The reports will be broken out by district with a summary sheet with national totals.
|Year to date reports.
|Special reports.
|Monthly invoice - Each month the contractor shall generate a master invoice for the OIMS broken out by district to reflect the number of patients, valid claims processed, invalid claims handled, amount billed, amount allowed, amount saved, and percentage saved.
The contractor shall also send a copy of the monthly transaction report, which reflects district activity for the month to each district. The monthly transaction report shall contain a certification block to be signed and dated by the district. The OIMS will require that each district promptly return a certified copy of the monthly transaction report summary to support payment to the contractor each month.
All inpatient hospital claims are independently priced and verified by the contractor at the correct DRG by using the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Service's (CMS) approved pricing program to calculate the Medicare allowable cost. The contractor also applies any new Medicare pricing initiatives as soon as CMS mandates their implementation.Once the proper DRG has been ascertained, the contractor uses a CMS approved Prospective Payment System to calculate 100 percent of the Medicare allowable cost.
The contractor shall review and date/time stamp all district batches of medical claims/transmittal sheets. The contractor shall review the batches to identify valid and invalid claims and enter all claims received and also have an automated mechanism in place to track and report on any duplicates received from the districts.
Valid claims are those submitted on a district transmittal sheet, on the proper CMS form, and contain at a minimum all the required information. It is the responsibility of the sending district to verify USMS prisoner custody and to ensure that all claims submitted for processing are complete and are not duplicates.
The contractor shall process and send back to the district for payment, all valid claims within five calendar days of receipt. An explanation of benefits (EOB) shall be completed for each valid claim processed.
Invalid claims are claims not submitted on the proper form or missing information considered mandatory. Duplicate claims will also be considered invalid. Information on invalid claims shall be reported back to the sending district in the district batch summary. All duplicate claims shall be stamped "duplicate" and returned to the district of origin with the district batch in which it was received.


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Sen. John Kerry recently introduced the Reconnecting Youth To Prevent Homelessness Act, aimed at helping the approximately 40 percent of youth who age out of foster care that become homeless.
The bill would direct the Department of Health and Human Services to create programs that are centered on "reducing dejecting behaviors and increasing supporting behaviors and understanding among families to improve the chances of LGBT youth remaining at home."
Approximately 1 out of 5 youth in homelessness report being lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgendered. The bill would also make sweeping changes throughout foster care programs, such as keeping kids in the system until they reach 21 years old and creating easier accessibility to funding and education resources.
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The Blog Post Where I Get Ripped a New One
Hi all!
Today just felt like a blog post type day. Though, preferably, every day should be a blog posting type day. Unfortunately, I am quite procrastinatory (oh yeah, that's a word now), and lazy, and have a habit of sitting down to do something productive only to end up wandering off in a mindless stupor. It's my brain, I tell you.
So since today is a rare day, I think I should post something equally as bloody: bad book reviews. Oh yesh. I know it's my job to thrust upon you all only GOOD reviews because clearly, my book can only have GOOD things about it, and by showing you the NOT SO GOOD, I have lost all credibility as a writer.
I don't think so. I think it's fair to let you know what you may be getting into, on the off chance you'd like to take a peeksyboo at my bookie poo. I have enough faith in my story, and my message, that I do not fear that which is quite ugly.
And trust me, it's ugly.
So here are some reviews that seeped into my heart and have been slowly killing me ever since.
From Librarything, where everyone there seems to either hate the novel or has a "meh" reaction to it, I present bad review #1:
"I was so excited when I first received my Advance Readers Copy of Paper Hearts by S.R. Savell (thank you Medallion Press and LibraryThing.) My excitement quickly dissipated by the time I hit the third paragraph of the opening chapter. In an attempt to be descriptive, the author bogged the imagery down with extraneous phrases that made it outright painful for me to decipher any meaningful content.
I would not have minded such writing as much, in fact, I would have gladly looked passed it and the overused clichés, had I fallen in love with the characters. Unfortunately, Michelle is so mean, self-centered, and dramatic, that it took me reading only a few pages to realize that I didn't not just dislike her, I actually hated her. I could make no connection with or make sense of her evil thought process. I could only feel bad for the other character, Nathaniel, who in contrast seemed oddly misplaced. He was nice, thoughtful, and in no way should have been permitted to exist in the same book as Michelle.
Not without difficulty, I finished the book. I tried earnestly to find something positive to make note about in this review. The unrealistic revelations and poor attempts to gain the readers empathy for Michelle later in the book only made it more laborious for me to finish. Cursing and unwitty sarcasm was often used as dialogue. I honestly have never had such a negative reaction to a book before. I will not be recommending this particular novel to anyone. "
Ouch. That uh, really felt like a buzzard was ripping my liver out. *tries not to cry
Book review # 2 . . .
"I have to start with a disclaimer before I start ragging on this book – The copy I read was an uncorrected proof… Sooo hopefully it is going to be much better before the actual book is for sale.
I really wanted to like this book (and I did… like it) but it was so hard to read with so many errors. There were whole parts of the book that were repeated (I think they were meant to be taken out but weren't yet) and the timeline was screwed up due to leaving the double parts in. This just made it so hard to enjoy.
If I had to rate the book based on the story alone – I would say it has real potential! As does the author. The character development was pretty good although Michelle was a very unlikable person, she was rude, mouthy, obnoxious, and just plain mean! I would almost go as far as saying I hated her. On the other hand, I really liked Nathaniel, what a sweetheart he was (he was kind of like an open book) and clearly did not deserved Michelle or everything that had happened to him. And I also really loved his grandmother! She had such insight.
Part of the story is about Michelle being bullied at school, but she was a bully herself! So I hate to say it but she kinda had it coming! The rest (which I will not give away) she did not have coming and was very sad.
I am almost sorry that it was the ARC I read and not the finished book because I think I would have liked it better. So I wish good luck to the author, I do think she will make it! I would read her again."
*Painstakingly pushes liver back into body.
Alright, fair enough. This reviewer, like the one before, makes valid arguments, and points out the very same errors I myself recognize and wish with all my being that I could have/would have fixed. I think today can be salvaged. Not that bad, huh?
Book review # 3:
"One of the commonplaces in writing and editing fiction is that the reader must always be on the narrator's side. Whether the narrator is a good person or a bad person, likeable or despicable, he or she must always be appealing for the reader. PAPER HEARTS breaks this rule sullenly.
The plot of this novel is simple: despite a difficult start, Michelle pursues a friendship, and then a romantic relationship, with Nathaniel. The relationship becomes very serious very quickly, and readers follow Michelle as she discovers the kind of person she means to be.
Michelle is an abrasive narrator, and I found the first few chapters in her voice strongly repellant. Eventually the story revealed an interest beyond the narrator herself and started to advance. Again, there were problems. The transformation of Michelle's attitude toward Nathaniel was too sudden to be plausible, and the time scale of the book didn't make sense. During the final crisis readers learn more of the reasons for Michelle's seething rage and bitterness, but these reasons arrive too late to be believable or relevant.
The pacing of this novel is also poor. Sometimes the narrator describes scenes in excruciating detail; other times — in one case, quite self-consciously — she skips over important events in a few words. Similarly, there are numerous unresolved plot points at the novel's conclusion. Some of them are swept away in a few lines; others are simply lost. One of the most awkwardly handled aspects of the story is the book chase Michelle is sent on by Nathaniel's mother. Readers aren't even told the titles of the books, and the resolution of this plot is just silly. I felt the writer violated my trust in the narrative with this decision — but by that point, I had been so thoroughly let down by the rest of the book that the writer's choice was no real surprise.
The recent trend in self-publishing has encouraged many writers to distribute raw, unedited work; they seem to believe that editors and publishers are censors, keeping writers from their potential readers. That's simply not true: book editors help writers find their readers, often by saying no to writers until their style has matured. Arguably, a lack of maturity is the trouble with this book. There may be a good, and even a likeable, book buried in this text, but the reader must work to find it; and some readers simply won't make the effort — nor should they have to. The writer should have the discipline to tell a story so that it engages readers, rather than repels them.
I have worked in publishing for almost twenty years and have never seen an "uncorrected proof" as weak as the ARC that was sent to me. I assume by "uncorrected proof" the publisher meant unedited manuscript. I hope this was a one-time error on the publisher's part. Releasing an ARC in this condition did this first-time author no favours.
I do not recommend PAPER HEARTS. Readers looking for hyper-real issues novels can find much stronger books, and there are many other sharp, fresh voices out there who will provide a more satisfying reading experience."
Aaand now I want to kill myself. Fair reaction, right? I think after being thoroughly thrashed, beaten, and eviscerated, I don't think that's too reactionary, right?
Yeah, it is. Because even though I feel attacked, worthless, stupid, pathetic, valueless, inadequate, and without even an ounce of talent or potential in my body—it's going to be okay. There are others who DO think the novel is good, who believe in it, who believe in me. These reviews have marked me, damaged me, but not destroyed me. Do I agree with every point they've made? No. But can I see the very real, very legitimate issues with the novel? Of course! I was eighteen when I started the blasted thing. Who knows anything at eighteen? I'd like to think I've improved since then, and that if these reviewers were to ever read any more of my work, they'd appreciate the improvement.
So now . . . now I'm going to write. My second book, actually. I'm on page eight. It's a total mess: hunks of information left out for later research, sentences written in all caps screaming NEEDS MORE DEVELOPMENT, and the oh so pathetic attempt at a title—DISEASE.
It's progress. And I'm never going to stop growing, improving, thriving. It's for myself, and for those who need to hear what I have to say, that I keep writing.
It's for the critics that I keep fighting.
Posted on April 27, 2014, in Uncategorized and tagged bad marketing strategy, books, nasty book reviews, oh no she didn't, PAPER HEARTS, S.R.Savell is a joke, shit just got ugly, the post where I get ripped a new one, the truth of it, YA novel. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.


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Monday, May 7, 2012
Who Will Regulate Money Market Funds?
Will the SEC ever adopt tougher regulations for money market funds, in the face of intense industry resistance? If not, will Treasury or the Fed seek other ways to regulate MM funds? According to the Wall St. Journal, federal regulators are looking for a Plan B in the event the SEC does not act and considering whether the Financial Stability Oversight Council could take on the task. WSJ, Regulators Seek Plan B on Money Funds


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Organic Lawn Care is a growing for a good reason. Here's an article about a Columbus, Ohio family who made the switch to organic lawn care 5 years ago and has been happy with it. Pay attention to the comments from the chemical lawn care company owner at the end of the article - he makes a great point - there are a lot of people claiming they do organic but still using the same chemcials as every other lawn care company, need to ask good questions to make sure you know what you're getting. Here's The Article Link
Mayfield Village Goes Organic with Good Nature Organic Lawn Care. Click here to read the story on Patch.com
City of Solon, Ohio Goes Organic on Veteran's Memorial Park. Click here to read the story on Cleveland.Com
Bath Township Athletic Fields are Organic and have Microclover! Click here to read the story.
An interesting story featuring Good Nature Founder Alec McClennan Click Here to Read the Article.
" We have been pleased by the professional service of the Good Nature staff, and have recommended them to our friends. "
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" The question for me is NOT "Why would you use Good Nature?" The question is "Why wouldn't you?" "
" I hired Good Nature to take out my old lawn , prepare the soil, and then reseed it. Alec, the president, talked to me about the service. He pointed out that the grass seed available now is much more hardier and a better choice for my lawn. To try and mix that in with other grasses was never going to get the same results as starting from scratch. Good Nature also had a payment plan that made it very affordable. I was able to make a major investment and manage my finances. "


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Radical feminists place human rights violations against women on a Caste System, making Congo rape victims more important than mutilated Muslim women.
Despite documented mutilations against Muslim women, African women are leftist's violated favorites.
Victimized Muslim women only gain status and support from Feminazis when it helps glamourize anti-war/anti-capitalist/anti-American causes. Even then, they are viewed as nothing more than the creation of George W. Bush.
African and Muslim women are brutally violated. Congo war lords use rape as the suppressive "weapon of choice." Islamic men use mutilation as the weapon of control.
Women in Islamic countries are committing suicide in record numbers, because "Sharia never abolished slavery, sexual slavery and highly regulates it." Congo rape is not abolished, yet Femifascists are on the warpath to end it, while disregarding Islamic mutialtion as western propaganda.
On August 10, 2010, Salon.com's Judy Mandelbaum chastized Time Magazine for its cover photo of a mutilated Afghan woman. Her nose had been cut off by a male family member who punished her for misbehaving. Mandelbauam called Time's cover "the oldest trick in the propagandist's playbook," stating:
…another candidate for the next Time cover could be an image of one of the growing number of Afghan women who are taking their own lives…
Salon's Tracey Clarke-Flory followed up on Mandelbaum's story, agreeing: Time used the photo as propaganda to "stir up" "emotions" in order to keep the war going:
…this [mutilation] is after nine years of America's presence. In fact, Time Magazine's cover girl was brutalized after eight years of U.S. occupation. Stories like this one stir up strong emotions and righteous outrage… they inspire anxiety in me about Afghanistan's women being used as propaganda.
Middle Eastern Muslim women ( and Europe) should forget receiving human and civil rights help from Feminazis: learn to live with your mutilated faces and bodies unless you're from the glamorous Congo.
Radical feminists are using journalism to do what they accused Time of doing: exploit Congo rape violations.


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Health and safety procedures are necessary for the well-being of both you and your management team. So, it should be the number one point of focus for every establishment. As hospitality staff, you have the responsibility of making sure that your establishment is 100% compliant. Poor health and safety practices can lead to lawsuits, penalties, damage to reputation, and even closure.
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Camilla Belle - amfAR Gala Graceful
Camilla Belle arrives at amfAR's Cinema Against AIDS 2010 benefit gala at the Hotel du Cap on Thursday (May 20th) in Antibes, France.
The 24-year-old Brazilian-American actress wore a Gucci Première strapless gown with cabochon tulle base border with jet micro beading and Swarovski crystal detail, black satin high heeled evening shoes, Cartier jewels, and black crystal beaded box clutch.
Camilla was also photographed with amfAR Chairman Kenneth Cole. amfAR is dedicated to ending the global AIDS epidemic through innovative research.


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This Blog focuses on Ancestor Stories, both the stories themselves about my family's ancestors and discussions of where they come from and how to prepare and share them. These stories may be non-fiction or fiction – we will always tell which is which, of course. Also see my KINNICK blog and The HOMEPLACE Series Blog, left sidebar, scroll down.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Those Places Thursday - In Transit - Summer 1964
Those Places Thursday - In Transit - Summer 1964
When I finished my Air Force active duty tour in July 1964, we moved from St. George, Utah, to Louisville, Kentucky, with some "time-off" In Transit in Iowa.
Leaving St. George, we drove "cross-country" including across Highway 24 through what we now know as Wayne County and through the Capital Reef National Monument ( it didn't become a Park until a few years later). In May of 2011, we revisited that drive. [Annette and Larry now have their home just a few miles to the west! ] You will see three photos taken in 1964, when we first visited, along with the photos in the same locations, in 2011. FUN!
We then continued east, through Colorado, of course, Here is a photo taken in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, where we stopped along the way to have lunch. You can see Annette out 'stretching her legs' - we were lucky she didn't run off down through the trees. ;-)
Yesterday [Wordless (nearly) Wednesday] I posted a couple of photos from our stay in Iowa, before heading for Louisville.
We didn't think about it as significant at the time, but during that trip, things were really 'heating up' over in Vietnam. By August 10, about the time we were getting to Louisville, Congress passed the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution; generally considered the official beginning of "The Vietnam War."
The story continues on Sunday…
Families are Forever! ;_)
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Labels: Allison, Annette, Bill, Louisville, Nancy, Smith, St. George, Those Places, Thursday
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I was able to fix my specific problem (opting not to test ellglobalred) by changing line 7 of config/get_tests from test_extra_out="ploth" to test_extra_out="ploth ellglobalred" Now, it should not be hard to make this automatic by testing the existence of the data directory $GP_DATA_DIR/elldata and similarly to include ell-sea in that list iff $GP_DATA_DIR/seadata does not exist. By scripting skills are not so good, and I'm sure the person who wrote get_tests could do that faster and more reliably than me! John On 20 July 2010 15:11, Bill Allombert <email@example.com> wrote: > On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 10:01:18PM +0100, John Cremona wrote: >> Thanks, Bill. >> >> On 16 July 2010 21:00, Bill Allombert >> <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >> > On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 08:33:48PM +0100, John Cremona wrote: >> >> Thanks for the detailed reply. >> >> >> >> (1) You are right that I had the defaults set for the install >> >> directory, but had not yet done "make install". I definitely agree >> >> that it should be possible to let users do "make test-all" *before* >> >> "make install". That should be possible to manage by some use of >> >> environment variables and the like, but I am not volunteering. >> > >> > env GP_DATA_DIR=data make test-all >> > should do the trick. >> >> For me I had to do >> >> env GP_DATA_DIR=$PWD/data make test-all >> >> (i.e. the Environment variable had to be set to an absolute path) and >> then it did work. > > Ah yes, I meant > env GP_DATA_DIR=../data make test-all > > Cheers, > Bill. >


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Apparently I had had my hopes up a little too high when I left for central Europe. Prague wasn't quite engaging, and, frankly, it takes quite a bit of motivation to go out and experience nightlife when you've got frigid temperatures, inches of snow, and a horrific, as-slow-as-watching-grass-grow night tram (translation: drunk tank) to take you home at the end of it all.
I had thought, my dear friends, that through all of the flights and staying in different cities and experiencing life through traveling all these months, I would have found a few decent salsa clubs. You always think you're going to have tons of time to explore and go out. However, when your body gets all new kinds of sick while traveling, you end up cutting back on your late nights. Hell, I thought I would have hit every spot from the hole-in-the-wall Latin bar to the superclubs of semi-pro ballroom dancing. However, many establishments on my list remain uncrossed. In due time, I suppose.
Sigh. Salseros, I must say, this is not a hot city (especially not during November). Gallivanting around town when running the risk of freezing your nose off only to find that the club you were seeking was shut down? Not the best foot with which to lead. Pun completely intended. We found that the salsa clubs that we had heard of weren't much to speak of in terms of space or dancing, and the websites documenting them were largely out of date. Here's the photo evidence of our attempts:
Rincon. We checked this place out, after a particularly challenging route to even find the place, with next to no knowledge of speaking Czech to the locals, trudging through snowy streets, and braving subhuman temps. Yep, I said it – subhuman. We went in and found a tiny dive bar space in the back, with a dj and coatcheck, however, the salsa dancing skills were pretty sub par; beginner to intermediate levels, thrown in with the drunkenly confident dancers. Not much of a challenge. Had fun anyway and danced here – this ended up being the only salsa dancing we did in Prague.
La Rosa Negra. Makes you think of Dirty Dancing, Havana Nights, doesn't it? We trekked through a frigid night, coughed up cash for a cab, and, when we finally get to the place, it was closed! Not just closed for the night, but shut down indefinitely, we found out from the casino bar proprietors in the building. Can you say disappointment?
Casa Andina. Dušní 6/15, 110 00 Prague, Czech Republic. Walk through the restaurant and head downstairs to the basement bar. A dive with a tiny dance floor. We were misinformed by a local that it was a good latin-bar-type-salsa-club. (Misinformed by a local whom may have been a few cocktails deep.) Anyhow, it wasn't a salsa club, or a latin music scene. More of just a nondescript dive bar with a jumbled selection of house, hip hop, and reggaeton thrown haphazardly into a blender and pureed. Ended up having a beer and getting the heck outta there. We also spotted one of the bad drunken dancers (not that what you could call what he did was really dancing, it was more of a swaying from side to side) from Rincon.
Yes. Los Angeles has spoiled me. There's always somewhere you can dance on a given weekend night. Gahhhh.
But, about Barcelona…
Bailongu. Passatge d'Utset, 11, 08013 Barcelona, Spain. My roommate and I decided to go out one night after a dinner party, better to be out rather than be home and unable to get any peace and quiet, what with a handful of clubs being within a block or two of our place. (More on this later.)
The club pulsates with a mixture of salsa, bachata, and merengue, with some occasional cha-cha thrown in. Less pretentiousness than the mainstream house/hip-hop discoteca, but if you show up here, you probably know your way around the dance floor. A bunch of dance school instructors and their students come out here to break out their latest and greatest. It was one woman's birthday, and the obligatory solo salsa was had – the lucky birthday lady danced with each gentleman that lined up to dance with her – this should be made a global tradition in all salsa clubs, I concluded. About the club's layout: the bar is set off from the dance floor, and said floor is flanked by chairs on either wall (I hate it when there's nowhere to sit!), as well as wall-hugging drink holders (smart design!) so you can put down your glass while you bust a move.
La Sala Bikini. Avenida Diagonal, 547, Barcelona 08029, Spain. Friday night. One of the rooms plays salsa until about 3:00am, which is when the strippers/exotic dancers/mimbos/hoochies come out and dance on the bars for ten minutes and then leave. Then that, apparently, cues the house music and the salsa room becomes just another house/dance mix room. Great spot, especially with the versatility of having multiple rooms; salsa music floating through, but if you want to mix it up, you can just step into the hip-hop beats next door.


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I went into this review really wanting to enjoy Valkyria Chronicles Remastered having not played any of the previous games in the series. After watching a trailer and learning a little about the back story of the game, it sounded unique and interesting. After playing many of the Final Fantasy games I'm actually a fan of turned based fighting. Also being kind of a history buff I was looking forward to getting into this one. Unfortunately, there were too many mistakes that kept me from really enjoying this game.
Let me start with some of the things Valkyria Chronicles Remastered got right, because there are quite a few. First off, even having not seen the previous game, the visuals in this game are amazing. Not in the super realistic 4k goodness that is Doom and other new games but in a very artistic Japanese anime kind of way. The colors and the characters are very classic in that way, but they look amazing. The game's score adds this large feel to the game in all scenes, much like a blockbuster movie like the original Jurassic Park did (still one of my favorite soundtracks). To add to that experience is a plethora of great voice acting all the way around. All of this also follows a great immersive storyline that draws you in from the very beginning cut scene. If you enjoy history, especially world conflicts this will draw you in.
The game play was surprisingly enjoyable and challenging. The first time tutorial does a great job of explaining the turn based system and controls. This is definitely a game of strategy, if you try to treat it like a first person shooter and go in guns blazing, it will quickly remind you of your error.
Now on to the misses. It's a huge pet peeve of mine to be excited about starting a new game and get bombarded with cut scenes right out the gate. This game does exactly that. I think in the first 20-30 minutes of playing the game less than 5 was actual game play. On top of that I wasn't a huge fan of the chapter type system used to move through the game. Just as I would start to get into the story it would pop back out to this simulated book and "unlock" a new episode or chapter. This was very distracting and removed greatly from the cinematic feel of the game. The final straw for me was the lack of difficulty settings. For a modern game not to have the ability to control the game play is a huge deal breaker for me. This makes a game fit such a larger audience by letting the player decide what kind of experience they want to play.
In conclusion, possibly if you went into this game knowing exactly what to expect it could be enjoyable. I would also imagine that fans of previous games would also enjoy this remake with the enhanced graphics. But if you go into this game expecting some kind of fast moving high action war drama, you will be sorely mistaken. Think more cinematic experience that you're along for the ride with the occasional battles that you get to participate in.


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Friday, October 9, 2015
Boo-tiful Ball and I LOVE FALL
8 comments:
- Linda @ A La Carte said...
Don't fall off that ladder! I enjoy fall and I can see how it is your best time of year! Enjoy it!
- October 9, 2015 at 2:16 PM
Frighteningly lovely couple! Where did you find your skeletons? Their faces are much more detailed than I have found anywhere. Happy Halloween!
- October 9, 2015 at 6:59 PM
- Blondie's Journal said...
Awwww...I love catching up with you!
What an adorable couple. A little on the thin side but that's a good incentive for me.
Glad you are feeling good and having a great time of year.
Jane x
- October 9, 2015 at 10:11 PM
- jenclair said...
I love seeing these skeletons transformed! This couple is especially charming. I've done a couple over the years--my favorite is very simple, but riding a black sheep. I found some more in my Halloween box and am now inspired to make some more!
- October 10, 2015 at 5:20 AM
- Kathy said...
Be careful on that ladder! I have the bad habit of missing the last step down so it's always a little perilous for me, too. Looking forward to seeing your fall decor!
- October 10, 2015 at 7:56 AM
- Lin from A {tiny} Cottage In The Woods said...
Adorable couple. I'd love to just hang out and watch you work too. :)
Looking forward to fall.
- October 11, 2015 at 10:52 AM
- Maywyn Studio said...
Creepy chic! Love it! I hear your Fall/Autumn.
I surrounded myself with winter holiday decorations, pine and pine cones mostly. The joy wore off. This year I'm going to try a pumpkin something in paper mache or maybe a big white or rusty orange pumpkin ottoman.
- October 12, 2015 at 11:05 AM
- Kit said...
I am like you! I love love the Fall. Hubby not so much (the new dampness makes him achy)but I thrive in cooler temps with bright leaves and apples and Halloween. :) Kit
- October 26, 2015 at 7:26 PM


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My dear friends and readers, I apologize for the neglect and keeping you waiting. I hope you haven't missed me too badly. Over the past few weeks I have been undergoing what you might call a Spring Cleaning of the attitude. This meaning that I have been challenging myself with setting goals and a steady routine. Let me elaborate by saying that I am an extremely goal oriented person. I was born with an ambitious mind that loved to see gold stars on my papers and my report card on the fridge. Even as a grown-up I love to see my hard work and steadiness turn into something I can be proud of. That being said, you would think that I am very organized and keep a planner on my person night and day…well sorry to disappoint you but that is not true. In fact, I am terrible at keeping a routine or schedule. I'm honestly not sure why this is. It just doesn't come naturally to me. So in an effort to become more organized, I challenged myself these past few weeks with setting a weekly general plan. I mapped out what my week would look like as far as appointments, dates, chores, etc. and set a daily routine to accomplish all the small tasks I needed to complete. I even drew up a two-week Menu plan, (which is something I never do) in hopes to create some Zen in my kitchen. This has actually helped boost some creativity with my meals and allowed me to try out some new recipes without having to stress over the one ingredient I forgot to buy. (Don't you just hate when that happens?!)
Two weeks ago, I also accepted the challenge from Sarah Mae's blog "Like a Warm Cup of Coffee". She encouraged women to dump their sweatpants and frumpy clothes for a week and join her in a week of getting dressed completely (plus hair and makeup) by 8am. Being a lover of yoga pants and challenges I rose to the occasion. This required a bit of planning, but I passed with flying colors. It was actually kind of fun to dress up and be creative with accessories. I think I'm going to continue this. That challenge was a catalyst to my new fitness routine. Last week I began devoting at least 30 minutes a day to exercise. In addition to the 30 minutes of exercise, my husband and I are now going to the gym three times a week. Let me just say that without his support and accountability I could not keep this up…and vice versa.
This week I guess it's safe to say that I am trying to stay afloat with all of my new-found habits and routines. I've been indulging in some guilt-free reading time thanks to a special Library date with my hubby (book reviews coming soon!). I have also been spending more time with friends and family, which makes everything worthwhile. So the past few weeks I have had a bit of an attitude and life overhaul, and I must admit it's actually been very rewarding. And so to keep my promise of the three-part mushroom series, I give you the delicious baby bok choy& mushroom stir-fry. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!
Baby Bok Choy& Mushroom Stir-fry
2 Chicken Breasts
2 Baby Bok Choy heads, ribs and leaves included Raw Almonds, 1 oz. or less Portobello Mushrooms, approx. 1 cup or more (about 3-4 whole) 1-2 tsp. Fresh Garlic, minced Soy Sauce
1. Slice the chicken breasts in 1″ thick strips then set aside in a small bowl or dish.
2. On a separate chopping mat or clean board, chop the baby bok choy leaves and all at an angle in approx. 1/4″ pieces, coarsely chop the raw almonds, remove the tops and dice the mushrooms at a medium dice.
3. Pan sear the chicken slices until golden brown in a skillet with a bit of good quality oil.
4. Add the baby bok choy ribs and the almonds and mix in stir-fry fashion. After a minute of cooking the bok choy ribs, add in the mushrooms and continue to stir-fry. Next, add in the minced garlic.
5. When the bok choy and mushrooms are almost fully cooked, stir in the bok choy leaves and drizzle a little soy sauce over the chicken and vegetables. Continue to stir-fry until the bok choy leaves are slightly wilted. Taste and adjust garlic and soy sauce if needed.
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Why? Because I got up early and ran in the morning!
5 miles
40 min
I always refuel with quality food! And when pressed for time- quality packaged cereal bars ;-)
After a long work day I wanted to do something special for Bryan and invited him over for dinner. I love to cook, but rarely cook for just me.
The menu was inspired by this season's vegetables:
Roasted Sweet Potatoes (Farmers Market Price: 89cents)
Mahi Mahi - Costco
Avocados (2 for $1.00)
Oranges (4 for $1.00)
Red Onion (2 for $1.00)
Fresh Cilantro (25 cents)
1.Using small sharp knife, cut peel and white pith from orange. Working over small bowl, cut between membranes to release segments.
2.Add avocado, onion, and lime juice to oranges in bowl; stir gently to blend. Season salsa to taste with salt.
3.Heat oil in heavy medium skillet over medium-high heat. Sprinkle fish with salt and pepper. Add fish to skillet and sauté until brown and cooked through, about 5 minutes per side.
4.Place 1 fillet on each corn tortilla. Spoon salsa atop fish and serve.


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...fresh from the auditors. Well, really, I forgot to get them up and got caught up in stuff but hey, better late than never.
I was a great old night at Springbank with a suprisingly robust turnout given the threatening nature of the weather. Will a little rain repellant dispersal we managed to pretty much stay dry and get the race off without a hitch. Neat course that I think I'll use again as it's great to race in Calgary's backyard and offers a bit better access to North and South.
We paired up riders using my highly scientific and highly 'making it up as I go' kind of methodology and it was game on. Actually, results were pretty close given the spectrum of riders that we had and most people had the hurt on.
Huge props to my volunteers for the evening as it take a few to make this course run. They were: Clarence Poon, Dan Seguin, Carlos Bonilla, David Morgantini, Glen Miles, and a young lady (with Karel) whom I'm embarrased to say I couldn't remember the name. Thanks all, it was fun.
Friday, May 28, 2010
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- Carlos said...
Photos can be found below. I think most people are included but if I missed you it was because there was potentially a car coming up or perhaps maybe you were just simply too fast. Enjoy.
- May 28, 2010 at 4:40 PM
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by Maggie Sefton
I'm sharing some of the spur-of-the-moment photos I took this past weekend as I was going around Fort Collins, CO doing my normal Saturday errands and activities. To the right is a photo of the beautiful Sunset I captured before it disappeared Sunday evening.
We have been MORE than fortunate here in Northern Colorado this past October and even now into November. We've been darn lucky. We're STILL having this warm temperate weather that has continued since September (when it was normal). Yes, I said September, and it is now November. Wow! And, of course, bright sunshine every day. Occasionally we'll get a
We lived there for 15 years while my husband was a professor of Electrical Engineering. And once I counted three weeks solid of gray skies and NO sunshine. That was a dismal Autumn, believe me.
This is the real color of the sky here. I call it Colorado Blue. Bright blue which doesn't really show up in the photo.
However, the people of West Lafayette, Lafayette, and Northern Indiana were great, and the sunny Fall days we had frequently were wonderful. They also went beautifully with the autumn festivals we had like Lafayette, Indiana's Feast of the Hunter's Moon which was held every end of October. It celebrated a feast between the Native Americans and the French trappers who were the first Europeans to appear in that area of America and were already well established when the English settlers
arrived from the Eastern parts of Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania.
At Lambspun shop with one of Lambspun's customers and regulars. We're both sitting at the knitting table. I'm holding up a sweater and an original handmade mask and my friend is wearing another.
Forgive me----I couldn't help taking a quick detour into our early American history. After all, I am a Historical author as well as a mystery author. :) Meanwhile-----enjoy some of the photos and feel free to share yours as well on Cozychickschat.com.


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Welcome to the Ross Harriers
to the Ross Harriers Hunt Official Website.
All of our country is shared with Foxhound packs;the majority with the South Hereford, where the gently undulating light sandy ground is mostly to corn and oil seed rape. The north-western fringes, which stretch into the Black Mountains and border on Golden Valley country, are more hilly, with small enclosures of grassland most suited to sheep. The country is also shared with the Monmouthshire, the Cotswold Vale and the Ledbury where the ground changes to a much heavier clay. Obstacles are mostly hedges and hunt jumps but for those just wanting to watch hounds work it is quite possible to get around the country without leaving the ground.
The Ross Harriers meet on Wednesdays and Saturdays and extend a warm, friendly welcome to those that wish to join us whether mounted or on foot.
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Washington: Jennifer Hudson is "relieved" and "pleased" that the man accused of murdering her mother, brother and nephew has been found guilty.
William Balfour, 31, was convicted of fatally shooting Hudson's mother Darnell Donerson, 57, her brother Jason Hudson, 29, and her seven-year-old nephew Julian King in 2008 by an Illinois jury on Friday after two days of deliberation, Contactmusic reported.
As the verdict was read out in court, Oscar winner Hudson broke down in tears and had to be comforted by her fiance, David Otunga. Her sister Julia was also present for the verdict.
Now the pair has released a statement through attorney Anita Alvarez, who revealed that the devastated sisters are glad Balfour has been brought to justice.
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WESTERLY — A longtime pro-life advocate whose ministry began in the Diocese of Providence and led her to the United Nations — and even the Vatican — has been honored for her work in defending human life by Immaculate Conception Church.
Maria Parker, who served as Respect Life coordinator for the diocese from 1992-1998 before advancing her ministry, received the St. Thomas More Defender of the Faith Pro-life Award during the parish's fifth annual Respect Life Dinner on January 27.
"Maria Parker is very deserving," Immaculate Conception Pastor Father Giacomo Capoverdi told Rhode Island Catholic of her selection as this year's recipient of the award.
Father Capoverdi noted that Parker was a visionary in taking an early stance in support of life, even before the Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion in 1973.
"It's [before the Roe v Wade decision in 1973] when women like Maria Parker realized things were moving in that direction," he said, of the trajectory anti-life forces were on to make abortion legal.
"She's a pro-life icon … and her resume certainly speaks for itself regarding the incredible work she's done in the movement, and continues to do," Father Capoverdi said.
Proceeds from the parish dinner benefit pro-life efforts at Immaculate Conception Parish, including its Crisis Pregnancy Center, founded by the late Deb Fallacaro, who last year was posthumously awarded the Defender of the Faith honor. The center provides services for women in crisis pregnancies, including diapers, car seats, strollers, clothing, personal assistance as well as an ultrasound van that visits twice a month.
Parker, a parishioner of nearby St. Clare Parish in Misquamicut, is the mother of five and grandmother of nine. She attended the dinner along with her husband Kenneth Parker and several family members.
"I'm really humbled by this," she said of the occasion of her now joining the ranks of widely recognized pro-life advocates and previous Defender of the Faith awardees Bishop Thomas J. Tobin and Father Philip Bené, a canon lawyer for the Holy See with whom she served in her work at the United Nations.
Parker's address at the dinner focused on the path her pro-life advocacy followed leading to that point and beyond.
The oldest of six children, Parker said her childhood was a very happy one and provided her with the strong foundation she needed to embark on her 30-year ministry.
"Our family life revolved around our Catholic faith and our Italian heritage," she said.
During the 1970s and 80s, as if she and Ken didn't already have their hands full raising their five children, she also directed the Westone preschool, and its staff of eight and 100 students.
"I was pro-life, but not a member of a pro-life group," she said, noting her shock when the U.S. Supreme Court rendered its decision to legalize abortion.
Later, when she served as president of the Westerly branch of the American University Women, which she had joined in 1990 to work on education matters, she called a meeting of the board — comprised of Protestant, Catholic and Jewish women — to respond to a form letter sent to all branches stamped with the words "Campaign for Choice."
"Even the pro-choice members were shocked and voted to take a stand against the campaign for choice," she said. "We sent that response to the national president and copied it to 1,500 branch presidents nationwide."
That May Parker graduated from URI with an MBA, and her husband surprised her with a trip to Australia as a graduation gift.
When they returned, their dining room table was covered with mail, some disagreeing with the board's stance, while other letters from some pro-choice branch presidents, opposed to someone being forced to act against their conscience, surprisingly supported their decision.
She met that fall with 12 women in Oregon to plan a strategy from changing the group's policy from pro-choice to neutral, speaking her mind before an audience of 2,000 women.
With the ensuing vote orchestrated in advance, and her motion defeated, Parker left the hall feeling betrayed. That night, after a national TV news reporter tracked her down on her way out and secured an interview with her, a story appeared on the air which caught the eye of then-Bishop Louis E. Gelineau.
He wanted to meet the woman who had taken on this pro-choice organization and called her to his office at the chancery in Providence.
"A month later, I began my pro-life career as diocesan Respect Life Coordinator feeling this was where God wanted me," Parker said.
Along with then-Rhode Island Sen. David Carlin, Parker formed the Lifenet legislative action network.
"As a result of the prayers and actions of people in the pews, in three years we changed the Rhode Island legislature from pro-choice to a pro-life majority," she said.
They also tackled the issue of assisted suicide, prompting a legislative ban on assisted suicide and partial birth abortion, a hard-fought victory in an age when computers and email were not yet in most households.
During a meeting that July of Catholic Conference directors in Washington, D.C., the U.S. bishops applauded the Rhode Island delegation for accomplishing something no other Catholic Conference had ever done — achieve two major pro-life victories in one month.
"It proved to me that we, the people, can make a difference and that our efforts can actually result in saving lives," she said.
Shortly after that, Bishop Robert E. Mulvee asked her to host a diocesan radio and TV series. After taping a program, one of her guests, the director of the Massachusetts Catholic Conference, told her there was a move to legalize Assisted Suicide there and they needed a project director to educate the state on the issue.
After being asked to apply for the position, she prayed before making a decision.
Confident that the pro-life movement was strong in Rhode Island, she applied and was hired.
After succeeding in stopping Assisted Suicide in Massachusetts, she was promoted to associate director of Public Policy for the Massachusetts Catholic Conference, which encompasses all the four Bay State dioceses of Boston, Worcester, Springfield and Fall River.
Parker's strong pro-life victories were about to propel her to the international stage.
She was nominated to represent the World Union of Catholic Women's Organizations at the United Nations.
"With the support of the cardinal, I agreed to the nomination and in 1998 joined the World Board," she said.
For nine years, she served as the main U.N. representative for World Union of Catholic Women. During that time, at what she recalled as "a beautiful ceremony" in St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City, she was invested as a Dame of Malta.
"After one of my board meetings in Rome, it was the thrill of a lifetime to be one of 24 in the world invited to the private Mass of Pope John Paul II at Castel Gandolfo and then to personally meet with him," she remembers. "I still use the rosaries he gave me and must say it was an experience like no other on earth. I will never forget it."
While Parker has certainly experienced the thrill of victory in the course of her ministry, she also has felt the agony of defeat in the pro-life arena.
In 2003, the Massachusetts Supreme Court legalized same sex marriage, and charged the legislature with approving the decision and with changing 1,500 state laws on marriage.
Parker and her team of three were charged with educating people on how the sweeping changes in the laws would affect them. They gave it their best effort.
"While we were not able to reverse the marriage decision, the importance of electing people who personify our values was never more evident to me," she said.
"We're blessed to have Sam Azzinaro (a fellow Defender of Human Life awardee), as a pro-life representative here but our four congressional leaders and governor are pro-abortion."
"They know they could not get elected without the Catholic vote, yet they do not represent us. That should tell us that if we, people of faith united, we would succeed in changing the political landscape in this state…and that would be refreshing."
In 2003, after Parker monitored one of the U.N. sessions of the third committee for the Holy See Mission, Archbishop Migliore, the Vatican nuncio asked her to moderate a panel for the Holy See in the fall. The program would be on Pope John 23rd's encyclical, Pacem in Terris or Peace on Earth.
In the spring of 2011, the Holy See Mission in New York invited her to serve as an official member of their delegation to the Commission on the Status of Women.
"It is a difficult U.N. meeting when thousands of radical feminists from around the world converge on the U.N. to force their pro-abortion agenda there," Parker said.
"At one point, Father Bené invited me to read the Holy See statement on the floor of the U.N. to a packed room. It was a thrill for me to read the Holy See statement before the Commission on the Status of Women," she recalled. "With God's help, we were able to defeat them that year."
Parker said that in looking back over the past 30 years of her pro-life ministry there is one common thread linking each experience to the next.
"It became so clear to me that people, circumstances and events placed in my path were not mere coincidences but the hand of God at work," she said.
"God invites each of us to build a society that values every human life. We all know that without the right to life, all other rights are meaningless."
Nuala McLaughlin, chair of Immaculate Conception Parish's Respect Life Committee, praised Parker's dedication to the pro-life cause and her ability to inspire others to take action in support of it.
"She's a very strong person and a good role model, she's just great," McLaughlin said.
"We're hoping that Maria is really going to inspire our guests to go back to their churches and give a couple of hours of their time to their life committees," she added.
"We have great ideas, but we don't have the people to carry them out."


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Cats Cradle Rescue is an all volunteer, non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing and finding loving homes for unwanted and abandoned cats and kittens. All monies collected by CCR are applied to the feeding, medical care and neutering of current and future cats & kittens in our program. All of the animals being adopted today are rescued animals. Many are abandoned and their history is unknown. We have taken care of their immediate needs and believe them to be healthy and capable of becoming integral parts of a new, loving family. The felines taken into CCR are fostered in volunteer homes where they are loved and nurtured. Very young kittens without a mother are bottle fed by specific volunteers trained in their care. When they become affectionate, loving and self-sufficient, they are placed up for adoption.
- Kittens are given a series of three FVRCP vaccines and adult cats are given a booster.
- All animals are spayed or neutered in accordance with California state law.
- All cats are tested for Feline Leukemia/FIV or kittens have had a sibling or mother cat tested.
- All cats are given a Micro-chip ID prior to going into their new homes.
- All cats are given a safety collar and ID tag with a tag number unique to them.
- All cats are treated for fleas and tape-worms and some have been treated for other medical conditions.
Volunteers with CCR have had success with taming feral kittens that are caught and handled within a very small window of time. Therefore CCR will take feral kittens in after an assessment is done.
However, Cats Cradle Rescue is not set up to take in adult feral (wild stray) cats but will help with the trapping and neutering of these animals. This must be done in accordance with the Trap, Neuter and Release (TNR) method. This means that after spaying or neutering, the animal must be able to be re-released in the area it was trapped. CCR does not condone and will NOT facilitate trapping solely for euthanasia.


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Monday, July 17, 2017
TOTD: Democracy in Destruction, Dictatorship in the Making
Many people have spoken about bits and pieces of Conflicts of Interests in the appointment of AG and DAG, appointments of key positions in civil service and GLCs which are dubious with signs of cronyism and of course the "rigging" of the Elected Presidency by turning it into race based election which rules out potential strong contest from non PAP approved candidates etc...
Most people could only see the trees but not the whole forest. I was having dinner with a couple of friends and I explain to them that this is in fact a Dictatorship in the making but they couldn't really understand the whole picture.
As stated in PEOPLE's Power Party constitution, the fundamental principle which determine a Democracy is the Separation of 5 Powers. Most people would only know or familiar with the basic 3 Powers of Judiciary, Legislative and Executive but not the other two Powers. True enough my friends ask me what are the other two Powers?
I explain to them it is Power of Impeachment and Power of Appointment of civil servants (Examination).
In Singapore's context, the President who is supposed to safeguard our foreign reserves, is the key institution of Power of Impeachment together with CPIB. PSC which takes care of the civil service recruitment and appointment is the institution empowered with the function of Examination Power.
If we take a good look at what PAP is trying to do, we will realize that they are CONCENTRATING ALL THE FIVE POWERS under them by appointing their own people to the key positions.
They have controlled both the Executive and Legislative powers by default, then they started to influence heavily on the appointments of key personnel to civil service and a GLCs, sometimes even put their own family members in these important positions. Then they start to meddle with the whole judiciary system by appointing their own people to the AGC!
IF all these Five Powers are separated and independent of each other, we would have a good functioning Democracy with proper checks and balances. But the reverse would mean a total interdependent Powers tightly controlled by a centralized figure or organization. This would basically mean a total concentration of powers which in effect, turning our system into a live dictatorship!
Singaporeans should wake up to this fact that the Post LKY era will mean a tightening control of all Five Powers and the destruction of Democracy for Singapore will be completed without any effective system of checks and balances.
The Post LKY ERA is turning into a total nightmare for Singapore Democratic development...
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The Post LKY ERA is turning into a total nightmare for Singapore Democratic development...
Goh Meng Seng
There is a even worse nightmare than above and which is as follows.
The Post LKY ERA did not enable the Sinkie opposition to be stronger, more united and ready to be govt.
So even if there is democracy and elections, majority voters are not prepare to give their votes to the opposition.
I mean how to, when Goh Meng Seng, Chee Soon Juan and Low Thia Khiang, just like Hsien Loong and Hsien Yang, are not even on speaking terms with each other! So how to expect them to be able to work together as govt if elected?
So isn't this a even worse nightmare for Sinkies and their future?
Like that how to have a better alternative than the PAP and a better future?
Goh Meng Seng, besides blogging and facebook, what have you been doing for PPP as leader?
Or are you letting PPP sleep and only wake PPP up in time for next election?
Or are you even giving up on PPP as a political force for the future?
Seems like you are doing to PPP what your fellow politician and also another Hainan Ah Kor Tan Jee Say is doing to his SFP.
Hey Alvin why are the lifts, fires, drivers on roads with all the major accidents, men doing up skirt videos, murders, molestations, number 38, porridge stalls so on and so forth all going bonkers?
Alvin: We are still ok. The 3 heavy weights loong, hean and chok tong are not bonkers yet. If they do, the city might be morer deformed.
Profits are wounded and cost cutting are now very ordinary. Everything and everywhere are now falling to bits. Safety has been compromised.
Mrs Malaysia No 1 eat too much monies so beri pendek lemak kalihatan seperti telor.
I got no money to eat but also fat and short like a egg. Y hah.
Giving the orh pays power is like giving a machine gun to a monkey.
Pinch of salt:-
We are an advance country but the children are suppose to look after by childcare centres.
We have good and integrity ministers but they lack practicality, flexibility and cannot think out of box.
We have the state-of the-art infrastructures but human beings live in cubby-holes.
We have the best roads but majority of drivers are bad and lack driving skills.
We have good schools, but most students lack EQ and street-smarts.
Shoot don't clear my tray .
We have no, 1 airport but we have robbers desperate for a few thousand dollars.
We are suppose to have a good SPF but maid murderer ,bank robber and Mas Salamat got away so easily.
We are an advance country but most rules and policies are way backwards.
Shit ,a few chee koh pek misuse their CPF, the whole country paid the penalty.
Really Beh tahan.
When see orh pays and a snake who which should be killed . Have lots and lots of orh pays head our organisation and they are twisting own tongue to made them feel like god.
Nursery Rhyme.
Round and round the garden
Like a teddy bear
One step Two step
All the way THERE!


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by Lydia Krupinski
Tis the season for holidays, food, family and friends. As some people prep for the fellowship, reflections, and feastings of Thanksgiving, others around the country are already salivating at the midnight shopping promises of big box stores and retail chains. While the term Small Business Saturday may not be as catchy as Black Friday or Cyber Monday, the first Saturday after Thanksgiving has been designated as such to encourage consumers to support the vendors in their own communities.
In the spirit of this week's holiday and the upcoming shopping stampedes Sprout Chicago would like to highlight a group that's launching a special campaign to remind Chicagoans to spend their dollars locally this holiday season. Urban Folk Circuit is a group dedicated to supporting and growing the handmade craft and music community in the city. Started in July of 2010, the team unites artisans from around Chicagoland in monthly traveling craft shows that highlight the diverse talents and skills of handmade business owners.
Sprout Chicago caught up with Kelli and Jess, super-crafter extroadinaires and founders of Urban Folk Circuit, to pick their brains about crafting in the city and their latest campaign: Shop Chicago for the Holidays.
The Urban Folk Circuit is Chicago's only year-round, traveling craft market series. We host monthly markets at various bars and music venues around the city showcasing local artisans and acoustic musicians. On average, we showcase 25 artisans at our monthly markets. We've had as many as 55 and as few 18. We are the only craft show that occurs on monthly basis, year round. We are also the only craft show that changes locations each month and we showcase musicians at the same time.
What inspired you to start the group?
We saw a need for local artisans (ourselves included) to generate an income year-round. We also wanted to introduce the handmade movement to neighborhoods across the city as the majority of art and craft shows are in Wicker Park.
Kelli: I began crafting in the summer of 2007 when I was fresh out of college and had too much time on my hands. At the time, I was unaware that there was a larger community of crafters or that people sold their wares at craft shows around the city. I decided to start selling my work when my inventory grew too large to maintain! I was introduced to Etsy around January 2008 and began selling at shows at that time.
Jess: I have always been a crafter, beginning fully with my obsession with my doll house and making clay food for it. I have always sewn and done a multitude of projects for myself, but like Kelli, didn't realize that there was a larger community of crafters making a living from their creativity. Around maybe 2005, I heard about the No-Coast Craft Show in Minneapolis, where I'm originally from, and got excited about one day participating in it. I began selling my candles in the winter of 2007, first on Etsy and then in local shops and craft shows in Minneapolis.
Money is powerful and choosing to exercise mindful consumerism is revolutionary. We are extremely passionate about promoting local artisans and personally feel called to shop as local as possible when purchasing any items, but especially holiday gifts. We want our money to line the pockets of our friends and fellow indie business people, not huge corporations.
In your eyes, why is it important for consumers to support local business?
80% of cash spent in a neighborhood stays in the neighborhood; it's reinvested in the neighborhood. We believe in supporting local livelihoods and stand for handmade over mass produced. Every product you buy should have a face; you should be able to trace it to its maker and know that it was produced ethically and with regard to environmental consciousness.
What has been UFC's greatest success in 2011?
We are thrilled with having completed one full year of craft shows and generating the amount of press we did! We are also so grateful for the relationships we've made with many of our artisans.
Our biggest challenge was managing all aspects of hosting each individual market and incorporating all the ideas we have for the future. We are slowly growing our team and have many exciting goals for 2012!
What should local craft junkies be looking forward to in 2012?
We are in the process of creating a DIY Department of the Urban Folk Circuit! Stay tuned!
What is your favorite conscious living tip for the holidays?
Forgo wrapping paper! Get creative by making your own gift bags out of fabric or wrapping your gifts in reclaimed paper bags, old maps and posters, or newspaper.
And if you each had to be a vegetable, what veggie would you be and why.
Kelli: I would be an asparagus because it's the first vegetable of the season, delicious, and only to be enjoyed fresh for a few weeks!
Jess: I would be a carrot, because that is my favorite vegetable.
Support Urban Folk Circuit and their incredible mission by visiting one of their upcoming markets!


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Butali v. MV Transportation, Inc. et al
Plaintiff: MUSTAPHA BERROUZ, Fabian Butali and Mohamed Ibrahim
Defendant: MV Transportation, Inc. and MV Contract Transportation, Inc.
Case Number: 1:2013cv00488
Filed: April 22, 2013
Court: Virginia Eastern District Court
Office: Alexandria Office
County: Fairfax
Referring Judge: Ivan D. Davis
Presiding Judge: Anthony J Trenga
Nature of Suit: Labor: Fair Standards
Cause of Action: 29:201 Fair Labor Standards Act
Jury Demanded By: None
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