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In this essay I will discuss three major points concerning social capital. First, I will state whether my community is rich in social capital, then provide evidence of why it is or isn't. Second, I will explain the factors that are responsible for the continuance or decline in social capital. And third, I will talk about what realistic policies I would pursue to foster or sustain social capital in my community. Let me begin by explaining what social capital is. Social capital can be simply defined as connections among individuals. It refers to institutions and relationships that shape the quality of a society's social interactions. Interaction enables people to build strong communities and to commit themselves to each other. Some examples of interaction would be serving on city council, PTA's, community groups, sports teams, etc.
Social capital is based on the interaction, connection, and levels of trust individuals have with each other.
Without programs or activities that provide interaction, connection, or the building of trust, then the social capital of that community decreases. But the availability of programs doesn't always determine social capital. Instead, the people in that community must be willing to take part in any activities or programs that are available.
The social capital in my particular community, the city of Springfield, is in decline. For example, involvement in politics such as voting has declined over the past four years. In one study done it showed that in 2000, Springfield had a voter turnout of about 23,000, a number that used to be in the upper 30's just four years prior to that. The percentage of people who participate in religion has also decreased from 59% in 1990 to 42% in 2000. Participation in religion contributes to the decline in social capital because...


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Honeymoon Destinations in July
Where to go on Honeymoon in July
By Jane Anderson, Editor of 101 Honeymoons
July is peak wedding season in the UK. The Mediterranean – with its guaranteed sunshine – is the most obvious honeymoon destination, though it's also worth considering the UK and Ireland. You'll find many excellent long-haul options, or you could think outside the box and head north to Scandinavia or Iceland for the romance of the midnight sun.
If you've booked your wedding in the first half of July, you can avoid the school holiday rush and inflated summer prices. This is a great time to be in the Med. If you tie the knot in late July, you can still find outstanding honeymoon destinations such as the Caribbean, where it's low season. July is also a good month for safaris in Africa, which you can easily combine with a beach stay.
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Mediterranean Honeymoons in July
The Mediterranean is in full holiday mode at this time of year and perfect if you worship the sun but want some culture too.
Greece is a guaranteed winner, whether you choose a luxury hotel or a simple self-catering villa or apartment. For glamour and romance it's hard to beat the chic hotels perched on cliff tops in Santorini, where you can expect 28ºC temperatures and an average 13 hours of daily sunshine. Check out Hotel Grace Santorini and these charming hideaway houses for two.
Oliver's Travels has a great selection of villas for two in Greece, many with beachfront locations or private pools.
If you want to go all-inclusive in Greece, consider the five-star Ikos Oceania and its sister hotel Ikos Olivia, both on the stunning beaches of Halkidiki, and both offering great value.
If you want a bohemian arty vibe, there's no better destination than Ibiza. Get far away from the package tourists and stay somewhere sexy, such as this romantic finca, or this boho agriturismo.
What could be more romantic than a honeymoon in Italy? And it's not too crowded in July as almost all Italian families take their vacations in August. The Amalfi Coast is a classic destination with elegant restaurants, eye-popping views across the Bay of Naples and a dramatic coastline. Rent a car to explore Sorrento, the ruins of Pompeii and the mighty Vesuvius. Or head to the Italian Lakes where you'll find great-value hotel packages.
From the Amalfi coast can take a boat trip to visit the chic island of Capri. Or why not go one better and stay there? The most elegant address is the fabulous Capri Palace Hotel & Spa where previous guests have included Gwyneth Paltrow, and some suites have their own private pool and garden.
For the best of Italy's beaches head to Sardinia where you'll find soft white sand dunes, clear turquoise bays and a great choice of hotels including Forte Village – which also has a great spa and sports facilities – and boutique gems such as the Hotel Relais Villa del Golfo. I also love the L'Ea Bianca Luxury Resort, which features a stylish mix of contemporary design and antique furniture.
If you want to combine great beaches with sightseeing and dramatic countryside you can't beat Sicily. Its most romantic hotels include The Ashbee in a spectacular setting overlooking Taormina, and the Alba Palace Hotel with its rooftop dining area.
One of the fastest-growing honeymoon destinations is Croatia, where you can stay on a traffic-free island, swim in clear seas, take glamorous boat trips and dine al fresco. See my recommended hotels in Croatia and the latest special offers. The restored city of Dubrovnik is a much under-rated honeymoon destination – in July the old town hosts a summer festival. Expect 28ºC temperatures and 11 hours of sunshine.
Turkey has many gorgeous boutique hotels yet remains good value. I love the Mandarin Boutique Hotel, a romantic hideaway set in quiet countryside close to the lively resorts of Fethiye and Oludeniz. Each of the double rooms has a kingsize four-poster beds and Jacuzzi for two.
In the hills of Andalucia, DDG Retreat is an incredibly stylish little hideaway with outdoor bathrooms, spectacular views and great food. You can stay in a tented suite or a romantic casa with private plunge pool.
The French island of Corsica (27ºC temperatures, 12 hours of sunshine) is ignored by most British holidaymakers yet has exquisite beaches, a rugged mountainous interior and lashings of great food and wine. There's a wide choice of romantic places to stay including hotels, villas and apartments.
Other Honeymoon Destinations in Europe
If beaches aren't your thing, how about escaping to a villa for two in the rolling countryside of Tuscany. All have private or shared swimming pools and prices start at just £363 for a week's rental.
It's not an obvious choice, but Iceland in July is amazing. You'll find warm weather – ideal for a dip in the Blue Lagoon – and of course you'll be able to experience the amazing phenomenon of the midnight sun. There are many live bars and romantic and hip places to stay such as the Art Deco Hotel Borg, while in Husavik – Iceland's whale watching capital – you can take a boat trip in search of minke and humpback whales under the midnight sun.
Love cycling? Why not take an independent cycling tour of Italy. Explore beautiful unspoilt countryside, visit vineyards and remote villages and eat at gorgeous restaurants, while your luggage is transported each day from one charming hotel to the next.
Alternatively, rent a big house to host your perfect wedding and reception. The Big Day collection features spectacular properties in the UK, France, Italy, Spain and Portugal which sleep anything from 10 up to 72 guests.
Africa and the Indian Ocean
If you've always dreamed of a safari honeymoon, July is the time to go. It's the beginning of the world's largest animal movement as zebra, gazelle and wildebeest migrate across the Masai Mara in Kenya and it's generally cooler than the Mediterranean. For indulgence, check out this 10-day Luxury Kenya honeymoon. You'll find 29ºC temperatures and 7 hours of sunshine on the Kenyan coast though it will be pleasantly cooler in the game parks.
Humpback whales migrate to the seas off Madagascar in July, and this is a great time to visit one of the world's most exciting honeymoon destinations. As well as whale watching, you can spot lemurs in the rainforest while staying at Vakona Forest Lodge and relax at the fabulously romantic Manafiafy Beach & Rainforest Lodge. Try this 12-night Classic Madagascar honeymoon.
It's the cool, dry season in Zambia and Malawi where you can treat yourselves to a thrilling honeymoon package that combines three nights at Stanley Safari Lodge in Livingstone to marvel at the Victoria Falls and take trips on the Zambezi River, then three nights at Luangwa River Camp in the South Luangwa National Park in Zambia, which has one of the world's highest concentrations of elephant, buffalo, leopard, lion, giraffe and hippo. Wind down with four nights of luxury on the shores of Lake Malawi at Pumulani (24ºC temperatures, 8 hours of sunshine).
It's the dry season in Namibia with temperatures of 21ºC and 10 hours of daily sunshine. It's the best time to view game, including the desert elephant and black rhino. Take a hot air balloon ride over the pristine desert, see shipwrecks scattered along the Skeleton Coast and climb the world's tallest sand dunes. Choose between a self-drive honeymoon and a classic fly-in honeymoon.
It's also the dry season in Botswana which is home to some of the most romantic and remote camps in Africa. If you want a real adventure, consider this private tour of the Makgadikgadi salt pans and Kalahari Desert.
See my pick of the best safari lodges for honeymooners including Ulusaba, Sir Richard Branson's private game reserve in South Africa.
Technically it's winter in Mauritius, but that still means 25ºC temperatures and 7 hours of sunshine. If you enjoy surfing, June through to August is the best time to go. One of my personal favourite hotels is Trou aux Biches. Bargain options include the all-suite all-inclusive Heritage Le Telfair where a week with flights can set you back less than £1,200 per person. Learn more about honeymoon prices in Mauritius.
The Maldives and Seychelles are not at their best in July, but the island of Mozambique (25ºC temperatures, 8 hours of sunshine) makes a wonderful Indian Ocean alternative. Along with pristine white sand beaches, you'll find sailing trips on traditional dhows, snorkelling in turquoise waters, fresh seafood and barefoot luxury hideaways such as Ibo Island Lodge and Vamizi Island Lodge. See a full range of honeymoons.
Zanzibar and Tanzania is another exotic two-centre option. Try this 12-night honeymoon featuring the Serengeti, the Ngorongoro Crater – staying at the fabulous – Sanctuary Ngorongoro Crater Camp followed by time to relax at the superb Baraza Resort.
Sri Lanka works well in summer if you avoid the south-west coast. This East Coast Sri Lanka Journey is ideal for the summer months and combines cultural treasures with remote beaches.
Other Long-Haul Summer Honeymoon Ideas
Many destinations in South East Asia are a bit wet in July, but there are exceptions. It's the dry season on the Gulf coast of Thailand where you'll find the lovely island of Koh Samui (31ºC temperatures, 7 hours of sunshine) enjoys good weather from May to October, when rain is an occasional surprise rather than a persistent nuisance.
Bali is good in July (29ºC and 10 hours of daily sunshine). There is no shortage of honeymoon hotels in Bali though I particularly like the ultra-hip The Bale with its private infinity pools and The Purist, a boutique villa hideaway.
July is also the perfect time to visit South Australia where you'll find a beguiling collection of honeymoons including a Wine Country fly-drive in the Barossa Valley and a Wildlife & Outback tour visiting a 60,000-acre sheep station, plus Kangaroo Island and Adelaide. Another summer option Southern Queensland where you'll stay on a working cattle station then the coast road to Noosa, Fraser Island and Lady Elliot Island on the Great Barrier Reef.
And then, of course, there's the Caribbean. It will be hot in July but hurricane season has not yet begun and prices are relatively low. This is a great time to book a luxury hideaway and take advantage of lower hotel rates. St Lucia's weather is typical of the region: temperatures of 30ºC and 8 hours of daily sunshine.
If you want a fabulous hotel on an island with lots to see and do, I recommend Anse Chastanet in St Lucia, or Jamaica Inn near Ocho Rios in Jamaica. Grenada is a small, beautiful island where you'll find the all-inclusive Sandals LaSource Grenada Resort & Spa set on a beautiful secluded beach (see the latest offers).
Try this collection of luxury small hotels and resorts in the Caribbean.
If you simply want to crash out on acres of blinding white-sand beaches, take the short flight from Antigua to tiny Anguilla which has more than 30 world-class beaches plus many great beachfront restaurants.
A different side of the Caribbean can be found in Cuba. As well as wonderful beaches, there is an exciting local culture with vibrant nightlife. You can drink mojitos, visit cigar factories and dance the night away at salsa clubs in the capital Havana (stay at the historic Hotel Saratoga) then relax on the coast at a classy hotel such as the adult-only Royalton Cayo Santa Maria.
If you want to ramp up the excitement even further, you can combine Cuba and Mexico. Meanwhile, Mexico and Dominican Republic are both good value options if you want five-star Caribbean hotels at affordable prices.
If you fancy some adventure, how about a honeymoon in Peru which is perfect during our summer. This 14-night Highlights of Peru private tour is tremendously good value. Some honeymooners choose to join a small group tour.
How about hitting the road in America? Take one of these fabulous fly drive honeymoons with Exsus including a classic California Highlights Trip from San Francisco to Los Angeles in 10 nights with prices from only £1,998 per person, including flights and car hire. Lots of glamorous extras are available including driving a Mustang Convertible.
UK and Ireland Honeymoons in July
It's a glorious time to be in Scotland and explore the beautiful countryside of the West Coast. Try this selection of honeymoon ideas in Scotland which includes a 6-night Seafood Trail travelling from Glasgow past Loch Lomond and onward to Wester Ross. Or stay on a private island off the coast of Argyll.
Ireland guarantees warm hospitality at its country house hotels and converted castles. I love this touring honeymoon which combines coast and countryside in Counties Wexford and Cork. Pick from a selection of special experiences including whale watching, whiskey tasting and foodie tours.
The West Country is one of the UK's most romantic destinations when the sun shines and temperatures rise. In Wiltshire, Lucknam Park Hotel & Spa is the ultimate country house experience.
I love this collection of honeymoon hideaways in Wales which include luxury yurts, rustic cottages for two and shepherd's huts. Examples include Rowan Cottage with its oak spiral staircase and wood burning stove close to the Brecon & Monmouth Canal.
Gilpin Lake House is made up of six spacious suites set in the private grounds of Gilpin House, a Relais & Châteaux hotel in the Lake District. You can get massages in the spa and drink champagne in a lakeside hot tub before a chauffeur drives you up to the main house for a candlelit dinner.
>> Visit our homepage for the full choice of 101 honeymoons or try our fun quiz to find the right destination for you. See our sister site for more holidays in July and where is hot in July.
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7 Royal-Worthy Nurseries for Kate Middleton
This post was originally written by Gabrielle Hurwitz for Style Me Pretty Living.
The official royal baby countdown has begun! While we don't know if Kate Middleton is expecting a little brother or sister for Prince George (fingers crossed for a baby girl!), we do know that when Mummy and Baby come home, they'll need a nursery worthy of royalty. So, as our baby present to the Duchess of Cambridge, we rounded up the most beautiful nurseries fit for a little prince or princess.
With beautiful moldings and elegant furnishings, this nursery is practically begging to go into Kensington Palace.
No matter the gender, the royal baby will love these sweet animal photos.
Any baby will love playing pretend in this fun teepee!
There's no doubt the second royal baby will be cool, but a whimsical space like this will guarantee it.
A vibrant and bright painting will give the little Prince's creativity a jump-start.
We love the mix of textures (and the giraffe!) in this chic space.
Head to Style Me Pretty Living to see 12 more royal-worthy nurseries.
- A Sophisticated City-Themed Nursery
- Our Favourite Nurseries Inspired By Jessica Biel's Pregnancy
- Modern French-Inspired Nursery
- A Heavenly White and Gold Nursery
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If you're one of the many considering cremation upon your death, you'll be interested to know that James Reid Funeral Home in Kingston now has an on-site crematorium. ...read the full story
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With more than 160 years of service to the Kingston region, James Reid Funeral Home knows that people need support beyond the funeral. ...read the full story
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Over 350 people injured and 90 killed in Kabul bomb blast
May 31, Kabul: Over 90 people have been killed and more than 380 people have been injured in a powerful car bomb blast that ripped through a diplomatic district in Afghanistan's capital, Kabul, an Afghan health official has said.
And according to officials the death toll is likely to rise, local officials said, the blast, which is believed to have come from a car bomb, affected the German, French, Indian, and Iranian embassies.
The precise target was not immediately clear, but many embassies and government buildings are located in the same area, the local media have stated that the explosion occurred on 14th Street in the Wazir Akbar Khan neighborhood and it destroyed more than 50 vehicles in the area.
No group has taken responisibility for the attack yet and the toll is expected to rise, according to reports.
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You can easily sign the pledge to protect our pollinators: email: email@example.com and state your name, town & country and leave your email for rare updates. Each one, teach one. We really are on the precipice of losing our pollinators. They need each of us to protect them NOW.
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The New York Times launched a San Francisco edition today as U.S. newspapers, facing a precipitous decline in advertising and the challenge of the Web, search for new markets and new revenue.
The San Francisco edition features expanded coverage of the Bay Area, where the main newspaper, the San Francisco Chronicle, is struggling, and is part of an initiative the Times plans to extend to Chicago and other U.S. cities.
The Times said the Bay Area section initially will appear in the Friday and Sunday editions of the newspaper and focus on "public affairs, culture and lifestyles in San Francisco, the Silicon Valley, the East Bay and the region."
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The 10-member San Francisco bureau of the Times will write and edit the edition, but longer-term, the newspaper plans to enter into a collaboration with local journalists and news organizations.
"We believe there is potential to collaborate with local publishers by printing and distributing pages in The Times and adding regional content online," said Times President and General Manager Scott Heekin-Canedy.
"The right alliances will bring together trusted brands and will provide additional quality local content for our readers," he said.
The move comes as the Times battles The Wall Street Journal and USA Today in a fight for readers nationwide and as US newspapers in general search for ways to address shrinking print advertising revenue and a glut of free news online.
U.S. newspaper advertising revenue fell by 29 percent in the second quarter to $6.8 billion, according to the Newspaper Association of America.
Print advertising revenue declined 30.1 percent to $6.2 billion and online advertising revenue -- once seen as a potential savior for the industry -- fell 15.9 percent to $653.1 million.
With advertising revenue evaporating, top U.S. newspaper executives not only have been looking to expand into new markets but also have been scrambling for ways to charge readers for news on the Web.
The Times, the Journal, and USA Today are the three leading U.S. dailies, with a national audience, and the Journal this week claimed to be the top U.S. newspaper in terms of circulation, leapfrogging USA Today.
The Journal said its weekday circulation had grown to 2.02 million at the end of September, surpassing that of USA Today, which said last week that its circulation declined 17 percent between April and September to 1.88 million.
The Times has not yet released its circulation figures for the past six months but it reported circulation of 1.04 million at the end of March.
The Times soon may find itself battling the Journal in San Francisco.
The Journal reportedly also is planning a San Francisco edition, targeting a market where Hearst Corp. threatened to close the money-losing San Francisco Chronicle this year if unions did not agree to major cost cuts.
Hearst shut down another West Coast daily, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, in March, one month after the final edition of the E.W. Scripps-owned Rocky Mountain News rolled off the presses in Denver, Colo.
The shuttering of the Post-Intelligencer and Rocky Mountain News have been among the most dramatic developments in a year in which the newspaper industry also has seen a wave of bankruptcies and job cuts.
The declining fortunes were illustrated this week in the sale of once high-flying magazine BusinessWeek to the Bloomberg financial news agency and the decision by the New York Times Co. not to sell the Boston Globe.
BusinessWeek, valued in 2000 at $1 billion, sold for a price reported to be between $2 million and $5 million.
The Times, which bought the Boston Globe for 1.1 billion dollars in 1993, pulled it off the market after receiving what the newspaper reported were bids of only around 35 million dollars.
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The speaker at the meeting of Kendal Rotary on 14th August was one of our own members, Ken Thwaites, who gave a presentation about his involvement with the Jubilee Sailing Trust tall ships' Lord Nelson' and 'Tenacious'.
Ken, a qualified Boson's Mate, has for many years undertaken voyages all around the world and he explained about the intricacies of manning and sailing these three-masted, square rigged ships.
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Ok, I'll admit it, I used to be really bad about cleaning my makeup brushes. I used to go months and months (and months... alright, you get the picture) without cleaning them. It was just one of those things that always got pushed to the bottom of my to-do list. In the past few years though I have been much better about cleaning my makeup brushes, especially when I realized how easy it was! And bonus - I've definitely noticed a reduction in my skin breaking out.
Think about how often you use your brushes, where you store them, and all the gunk that eventually piles up on them. Considering how expensive brushes can be (I pay between $12 – 40 for mine), maximizing the length of the brush life is important.
Today I'm sharing a quick and easy tutorial for cleaning your makeup brushes. I
follow should follow this every week but let's be honest #aintnobodygottimeforthat. Every other week is more like it :P
Step 1: Gather your dirty brushes (duh).
Step 2: Gather your tools – 1 or 2 hand towels, a small bowl, and makeup shampoo. I use Sephora and I'm happy with it, but you could also use water and baby shampoo or water and unscented soap too.
Step 3: Fill bowl with warm water and shampoo. I find with this brand of shampoo I have to fill the water ¼ way, then add shampoo so it gets all sudsy while filling up to the top.
Step 4: Dunk brush in bowl, swirl around as necessary. I used to be very cautious about not getting the base of the bristles wet (where they connect with the handle). I remember as a child when my art teachers would tell me when cleaning paint brushes to always be careful or else we'd ruin the brushes, but it doesn't apply here. Once I accidentally soaked my favourite blush brush and nothing became of it, I tried it with the others as well and everything's fine. I get a much better clean when I can soak the brushes completely.
Step 5: Rinse in warm water, gently rubbing the bristles with your fingers.
Step 6: Place on towel and pat dry. Reshape brush into desired shape then lay flat (do not fan out! I learned the hard way this doesn't help to air dry, it just misshapes the brush).
Depending on how many brushes I have, I place them on a separate hand towel to air dry overnight. I try to wash them on a Sunday evening around 7 or 8 pm, which gives them enough time to dry for a couple hours, then I rotate them before I go to bed. By the time I wake up in the morning the brushes are perfectly dry. See that last picture of dirty water? That's from only two brushes and is exactly why you should clean your brushes regularly!


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The battle for basketball supremacy between the two rival high schools in Woodland Hills — Taft and El Camino Real — has been pretty much a mismatch, with Taft winning every game for more than 20 years.
Times are changing. Before a packed gymnasium at Taft on Wednesday night, El Camino Real made it clear that the new City Section powerhouse rests on Valley Circle Boulevard, not Ventura Boulevard.
The Conquistadores (19-2, 5-0) routed Taft, 77-48, to take control of the West Valley League race and win for the first time against the Toreadors (9-11, 2-3) since 1992.
Coach David Rebibo, whose record against Taft had been 0-10, began to see signs of change three years ago, when Maleke Haynes, Julian Richardson and Evan Wardlow enrolled as freshmen. Haynes' brother, Calvin, was an All-City guard at Taft.


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Here is Cynthia's card that random.org picked and she gets a $50.00 CS Gift Certificate. Look at the cute lace skirt she added to the dress form from our Sew Special stamp set.
I spotted the cute Button Card Idea Melissa Bove entered using our Material Girl Stamp set, (which I know many readers have as it's our top selling small set). I posted it on Pintrest under Cool Ideas Using our Stamps and it's had over 60 repins, so other people love the idea including DT Member Marilyn McIldoon who created this cute pink version below. The link to Melissa's card is
I know Papertrey has a super cute Button Card stamp set, but I've had a button stamp set on my 'To Make Stamp Sets' ever since we did our Material Girl Set and you all fell in love with the little thread card (see thread card below Marilyn stamped and wrapped floss around). We just need to do our Button stamp set different from Papertrey. I will show a draft soon! UPDATE: NanaBeth asked for sayings - I would love to hear any, please leave a comment with ideas!
We've also been working on other new stamp sets in Fairy and Pixie stamps, Dressed Animals, Garden and Tea Party! Actually there are more sets in the works but we also have T-shirt Designs to finish and a couple of other fun surprises. Hey - we are just a small 2.5 person office!
Have you noticed how popular Art Journals have become? I mean the artsy-creative styles that allow you the freedom to explore, play, paint, stamp, stitch, cut, paste doodle and journal your thoughts, hopes and dreams. You can make them out of any medium and add lists, photos, fave images, ephemera, etc., and the best part is you can just add pages and updates whenever the urge hits you and you don't have to be locked into any specific style and there are NO RULES! Just add anything that makes you HAPPY!
Ask yourself questions, interview other people to document their ideas and answers. You can follow any path and theme. You can keep your journal secret or share it. I keep hearing words like Addictive, Fun, Liberating and Freedom so I'm going to start one but in the meantime check out DT Member Julie Campbells Journal she just started!
DT Member Marilyn has been working on a Sewing Journal you can see if you scroll through her April & May blog posts. She has been sewing up everything from cards and paper to a rag quilt she made in March, and a journal is a great place to keep track of creative projects and ideas.
Did you see DT Member Pam Hooten's Art Journal? Scroll through her Crafty Secrets April & May Posts and see the colors and cool stamping she is doing!
DT Leader Vicki Chrisman met with her 'Ladies Art Group' last week and I envy their fun once a month lunch they do, taking turns and eating and playing together - making a 'mess at someone else's house'. Vicki shrunk down this digital layout she made with our New CD # 3 (at printers and ready Mar 25/12) and added it to an altered canvas
I'm learning to use Photoshop Elements properly (I usually cheat and use my free Paint.net). Cindy (our graphic designer) told me what buttons to click and taught me about layers when I wanted to make this sample using a bunch of the texty designs I had Vicki Chrisman design for CD #3. I'm thrilled with the way it turned out and even more excited to see what other people will create with all these fun re-sizable PNG files. I pasted 2 antique painting together to make the cool background which is on CD 3 and Vicki handmade each design and Cindy turned them all into proper files on the CD - yippee!
When I make my journal I want to add this photo of George, our daughter & her boyfriend's Pug we recently doggie-sat for 2 weeks as they were off working on the New Batchelor Canada TV Show - I will share more details as soon as Katie can spill the beans! We miss our dog Otis (who our youngest daughter dog-knapped) but we fell for George who was a speeding bullet and a snuggle puss who entertained us non-stop!
Lastly, I have a couple of great cards to share like this one by Sophie La Fontaine who used our Birds of Happiness Stamp set. Also see the other fabulous cards in Sophie's Gallery! Hey, did you see the Baby Onesie I stamped with this cute set?
I also saw it 's Lori Craig's Birthday this week (big time helper at Splitcoast) and Lori is such a sweetie, so say Happy Birthday if you know her! This is one of my fave cards she has ever made with our Clear Art Stamp sets. She used the Home Sweet Home set and her colors make me HAPPY! It's so bright and fun but still has the art deco style.
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Xerox Enhances Nuvera Family
Tuesday, October 02, 2012
Press release from the issuing company
In a world full of color, black and white still brings in the green. Documents such as books, invoices, technical support manuals and a variety of booklets remain critical components of businesses today. In fact, production digital black-and-white cut-sheet volumes for short-run and on-demand books will grow at a nearly 10% rate through 2016 according to InfoTrends.1
The Nuvera 314EA Perfecting Production System will be on display in Xerox's booth No.1200 at Graph Expo, Oct. 7-10 in Chicago.
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For some reason a lot of Goosenecks are blue. Here's a couple of submissions that flew in recently.
Grant of FMA sent this one from an old (large format), Choppers Magazine. I've seen this bike on some blogs but not this great centerfold shot.
The two Geese below were sent in courtesy of Vilmino of LoserRules. If you haven't gone there, check it out. It's in Italian, but there's no need for an interpreter to enjoy the photos. They both are from Easyriders.
This one sports an Indian type girder, instead of the more typical Dick Allen style springer.
Goose Girl approved.
For many years an old gooseneck Sportster sat in a buddy's shop awaiting resurrection. The color?.... metal flake blue of course!
Monday, November 15, 2010
A Gaggel of Geese (species: Southbayneous Bluenis
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life is what you make of it, it's not how the world views you but rather, how you view the world that makes life more interesting
Saturday, January 12, 2008
Max, the adorable golden retriever
Was just browsing computer when I came across long forgotten photos of my adorable golden retriever, Max. Ah... those were the days....
And look at him now after 2 years....
How he looks like after a bath... hee doesn't he look all brown and golden? He has the shiny look lol
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Quintessentially Queer LA
March 11, 2017
1:30 pm—2:45 pm
Barnsdall Gallery Theatre at Barnsdall Art Park, 4800 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90027 get directions
Moderated by: Alex Espinoza
Ryka Aoki, Bernard Cooper, D'Lo, Wendy C. Ortiz, and Terry Wolverton
In many ways, California has been the leader in the nation for LGBTQ rights, and Los Angeles has been one of the centers for this activism. This Lambda LitFest LA Panel brings together six luminary LA-based writers to express their definition of what is quintessentially LA. Each writer will share some of their work, and then they will discuss what defines the queer literary landscape of LA, how the long-standing history of queer folks in cinema/Hollywood has affected the writing and culture of Los Angeles, and how diversity has shaped our city and the LGBTQ movement. Moderated by Alex Espinoza and followed by a Q/A.


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I moved to the Ozarks eighteen years ago and moved all over the place until our family finally settled in Fayetteville and Kingston areas. We have found that Northwest Arkansas is in many ways has the good qualities of California where we left. And lots of things that we didn't find were high taxes, lots of regulations, and people wherever you went.
We appreciate this are very much because even though it is growing very fast–there is a small town atmosphere of friendliness and warmth and cooperation.
I know that Arkansas might have a reputation of being backwards–but Northwest Arkansas has a lot going for it compared to most other towns in Arkansas. Fayetteville and Eureka Springs are two very unque towns made up of people of all kinds of backgrounds.
And it is soooooo green here! So many trees, lakes, ponds, rivers and beautiful trails.
We need community minded people to move here–you would find lots of folks interested in a well organized community.


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There were things that I bought in Japan that I loved and for some reason never reviewed. One of those things was a sugar-free coffee candy. In fact, I was so certain that I'd reviewed it that I went back through my archives looking for a link to that review and found that none existed. And now, due to my aging brain and time away from Japan, I can't recall who made it or what it was called. All I do remember was that the drops were smooth as silk and perfectly balanced in flavors and sweetness. There were two kinds in each bag, a milk and espresso version, and both were delicious. They were the sort of coffee candy that both coffee and non-coffee lovers might find appealing.
Kopiko, which appear to be available all over the place in the U.S. as well as by mail order from places like Amazon, is made in Indonesia and distributed by a Canadian company. They're available in both regular and sugar-free versions. I have the regular one and each candy is 17.5 calories. My main desire when it comes to coffee candies is that I sometimes want a cup of coffee, but am too full to drink one. In Japan, the candies were my way of satisfying such cravings.
It was with those hard candies in mind and a desire to repeat the experience that I bought these Kopiko coffee candies. I wanted to compare them to those sublime Japanese drops and hope that they'd come up nearly on par. Alas, my hopes were pretty rapidly dashed. It started when I opened the bag and noted that these are not an integrated lozenge, but a split. That means that the textural appeal is undermined to some extent as this was not going to be the slick, smooth experience I'd hoped for. They're also not as "pretty" as the Japanese ones since they have suffered a few bruises and bangs despite being individually wrapped.
I know that hard candies are the red-headed stepchild of the candy world. They're the sort of thing which kids are disappointed to get in their trick-or-treat bags and that grannies keep in their purses until they turn into lumps of goo and crystallized sugar, but they do have their appeal. Unfortunately, they are so often gotten "wrong" that most people have never had one that has been "right". The Japanese seemed to know how to get them "right" and more often than not, that was by adding fat to them and not focusing mainly on corn syrup or sugar. The way in which these failed me are in being just too sweet.
The coffee flavor is fine in these, it's not as bitter or nasty as some can be, but that's easy to accomplish when something is this sweet. This is a two-note candy and that is sweet and the sort of meek coffee flavor that you get from pouring lots of milk and sugar into your drink. It's not bad, but I'm going to keep looking for a substitute for what I had in Japan.


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Market Minute: Carl Icahn Gives Himself the Nod for Directorship of Dell
It's good to be a billionaire, and three of them are making news this morning.
Investor Daniel Loeb is pushing Sony (SNE) to spin off part of its entertainment arm. The New York Times says his hedge fund is one of the Japanese company's largest shareholders. He's targeting the unit that includes Sony's movie studio and music label. Sony says it's for sale.
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn has nominated himself and a slate of 11 others as directors at Dell (DELL). Icahn is leading an effort to block company chairman Michael Dell from taking the company private.
And business sometimes makes strange bedfellows. Climate-change crusader Ted Turner is teaming up with the big electric utility Southern Co. (SO) to develop giant solar farms.
In other news: Blackberry (BBRY) and Nokia (NOK) were once leaders in the smartphone business, but now they're laggards. Today, both companies –- hoping to regain market share -- unveil new models. Nokia showed off the latest in its Lumia line, a phone that charges wirelessly and features a high-end camera. And later today, Blackberry may unveil a cheaper version of its phone.
Amazon (AMZN) has purchased the Samsung unit working on developing color displays for e-readers. That's prompting speculation that Amazon will soon add a color version of its Kindle device.
Video game maker Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) posted a quarterly profit, reversing a year ago loss. Sales for the period were better than expected, led by strong demand for its new "Bioshock Infinite" game.
And Verizon Wireless (VZ) plans to pay a 7-billion dollar dividend to its two co-owners – Verizon Communications and Vodaphone. There had been speculation that Verizon Communications would block the mobile phone joint venture from making the payment, in an effort to force Vodafone to sell its stake.
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Last night, I attended an event where several speakers stressed commitment. While many in the audience nodded in agreement, I cringed. The reaction had nothing to do with the speakers, but how I think the word has lost value. The problem is we often say we'll do something, but fail in the execution.
Before the event, I did my regular review of "waiting for" tasks. These are items where I'm expecting some information or action from another person. Most of these are answers to questions or confirming appointments. The list has been getting longer which is no problem if everyone follows through. Actually, I'm relying on everyone to follow through.
I think most people have the best of intentions and they want to help which is why they commit. At the same time, I think too many people fool themselves into thinking they can do all their commitments. I find this true with business people, friends and volunteers. Maybe it's the thrill of saying you now have 412 items on your To Do list. In some cases, I would say the people do a poor job of planning. In other cases, I think people are afraid to say "no". This is the group I want to change.
That little word "no" seems to have baggage associated with it that says, "you're a failure, you didn't get your job done." Oh, blimperskins! (1) Well, I give you permission to use the word "no" and I won't call you a failure. Your saying "no" may make my job easier and preserve a relationship. After all, my commitments to others may be based in part on your commitment to me. And if you don't believe me, read this HBR article by Tony Schwartz on "No, is the New Yes"
I would prefer people being realistic and saying they can't commit to a date than to work with false expectations. Your value to me isn't judged based on the number of items on your To Do list. The later someone learns a commitment can't be met, the more resources it takes to recover. The resources might be the added time it takes to follow-up to finding someone else to do the task. The more times I have to change dates or plans, the more the relationship erodes. That's the worst part if it happens with friends or business colleagues.
Early in my career, I was guilty of this behavior. I did think I could get it all done and youth was on my side. In many cases, I did get it all done, but at a price I would not consider acceptable today. I should've said "no" earlier or set realistic dates. I wish I learned what my behavior was doing to me and to others. While there may be an occasional need for you send out emails at 2:13 am it shouldn't be routine unless you're communicating with people in a different time zone. You're setting unrealistic expectations for yourself and colleagues. Just because the world operates at 24×7 doesn't mean you have to.
This week, I said "no" to a client. I still don't like saying "no" as I know people don't expect or like the answer. My experience tells me it is better to say "no" than to commit to something that doesn't meet my standards. Some may consider my decision a failure, but they haven't factored in all the elements. I know it was the correct decision. Had I committed, something else would have to give such as quality. People are truly amazing beings and have astonished me time after time with achievements. But they can only stretch so many times before weaknesses and tears appear. If you're not careful, you don't see these cumulative changes.
If you're one of these people fearful of saying "no", try creating your own "follow-up" tracking list. Think of this as a pre-commitment list. The list can be simple and need a few minutes. If you use Microsoft Outlook, some third-party add-ins can help. As example, each time you email someone with a question or request, place it in this list. As people respond, delete the items. Then on a weekly basis, see which items are still on your list. After a short time, you should see some patterns.
Sometimes the patterns are ones you predicted such as a certain person seldom responds to your requests. Chances are you're annoyed the item isn't addressed and you need to send a follow-up request. It's a draining process. After you write that follow-up, ask yourself if your actions, or lack of action, hasn't left someone else with that same feeling. You then start to see how this continual practice of overextending ourselves is counterproductive and affects others.
Some patterns may show something about your initial requests. For example, maybe your requests were vague and people didn't know they needed to respond by a certain time. Self-assessment: do you also leave voicemail messages saying, "Call me" without any details?
Perhaps, the recipients weren't sure what you needed and didn't get around to requesting clarification. If you're lucky, the recipient will respond the same day asking for clarification or to schedule a time to discuss. Treat these people as a resource as they've signaled they want to help as opposed to the people who have "pended" your email.
The reverse is you may be asking someone to make a commitment that isn't realistic. It reminds me of the cartoon of a man staring up at an airline arrival board with the caption "how can something that goes 600 miles per hour be late". True, the plane can fly that fast but there are other factors that can affect arrival time such as weather, unruly passengers, communications problems and so on. As much as I complain about the airlines, they probably have a better overall "on time" record than I do.
I know this exercise helped me many years ago. When I started saying "no", a dialog would open. People didn't like hearing "no" so they started to ask questions like "could you do a part" or "what date would work for you". These questions gave the parties an opportunity to exchange more information and set a realistic time frame.
In a few cases, people countered by saying, "We expected more" or "we'll take our business elsewhere". I can accept these answers, but it won't change my decision. You commit to what you know is reasonably possible and if it looks impossible you build in a comfortable buffer to find the resources. You don't leave people guessing.
(1) Yes, this was my attempt to create a politically correct and non-offensive way of saying "bull shit". With the exception of one 4-year old who thought it was a new tater tot, the word seemed to work well.


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Items such as the QBracelet by QDesigns is a fashionable smartphone charger bracelet consumers opt for more tech wearable gadgets to simplify the process of recharging their devices. The device can be conveniently worn on the wrist as a sleek and understated style accessory to be kept conveniently on hand for battery rebooting.
One of the nuisances with tech is that devices often need to be recharged, often causing the consumer to search for an outlet and having to be locked in place as their device boots up. The QBracelet offers a simple solution to this issue by putting the charger on the wearer's wrist that boasts a charge of 50% extra perfect. The device is slender and hooks up to a smartphone via a USB port.
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We think of Christmas as a very Christian festival, but many of its associated rituals and practices come from a much more Pagan time and it is no coincidence that the birth of Christ is celebrated very close to the Winter Solstice. As we charge into the usual orgy of gift-giving and feasting that has come to symbolize the holidays, I want to take a moment to reflect upon one origin for these activities.
Saturn Cutting off Cupid's Wings with
a Scythe (1802) by Ivan Akimov
Roman festivals were usually tied to the annual cycle of agricultural events and Saturnalia is no exception. It celebrates the god Saturn and coincides with the period of the year, around the Winter Solstice, used to sow the new crops. Saturn is often associated with both agriculture and the passage of time and is traditionally depicted as carrying a sickle or scythe, so his festival marks the death of the old year and the birth of the new. He is derived from the Greek god Cronus, god of Time, and continues to the present day in the form of Father Time.
Saturnalia would begin officially on December 17 when a public sacrifice would be held in the Temple of Saturn in the Roman Forum. The god's statue would have the wool bindings removed from its feet for the ceremony before the priest offered a sacrifice. He would do this with his head uncovered, which was very unusual but is consistent with Greek ritual and is only one of the many contradictions that the Saturnalia shows. After the sacrifice, the statue was carried out into the forum and draped with a red cloak before taking part in various processions and public banquets. At the end of the day, the statue would be returned to its sanctuary and have its feet rebound until the next year.
Further festivals continued in private residences for two more days in the time of Julius Caesar, but later the reveling continued for a total of seven days. This was not universally appreciated as it made some grow weary of the endless festivities and rowdy populace. Seneca complains that it now feels as if December lasts for the whole year (Seneca, Letters 18.1). As Christmas seems to begin earlier and earlier each year, I can understand his sentiments exactly!
|Dice players from a wall in Pompeii
The closure of businesses, schools and courts were no doubt a welcome relief to many, but this did allow the people a free reign to behave as badly as they desired. The social distinctions between citizens and slaves were forgotten and even women were allowed to mix with their male family members. As part of this tradition, many people wore disguises or masks and the slaves would be served by their masters for at least one feast. Gambling was allowed rather than prohibited and dice games were especially popular, but the main activities were eating and drinking to excess. Whilst such debauchery was wildly popular, not everyone felt the need to over-indulge, and Pliny writes of his preference for withdrawing to his rooms so that he can get some peace and quiet whilst everyone else has a good time (Pliny, Letters 2.17.24).
Finally, on December 23, gifts were exchanged. These could be small wax or pottery figurines, candles, or many other useful items, although gifts could be very costly indeed if one had the appropriate level of wealth. Suetonius reports that the Emperor Augustus had a particular liking for trivial and silly present (Suetonius, Life of Augustus) so perhaps he would have appreciated those really, really bad sweaters that appear at this time of the year.
It is a testament to the adaptability of the Romans and their ability to absorb new religions without really changing their traditions that so many of these activities have survived until the present day. So, perhaps we should still be calling "Io Saturnalia!" instead of "Happy Holidays!".


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New Delhi, Nov 28 (PTI) In order to promote card payments, government today slashed levies on Point of Sale machines that are being increasingly used by merchants in the wake of currency crunch post demonetisation of high value currency, thus making them cheaper by about 16.5 per cent.
"POS machines will be exempted from 12.5 per cent excise duty and 4 per cent SAD (Special Additional Duty) till March 31, 2017," said a source, adding that the cost of such devices would come down by 16.5 per cent.
A notification to this effect was tabled by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley in the Lok Sabha today amid uproar over the demonetisation issue.
The notification "exempts Central Excise/CV duty on all goods for manufacture of POS devices subject to actual user condition and these exemptions will be valid till March 31, 2017".
About 90 per cent of such machines are imported, source said, adding that "as imports of such items are zero per cent and hence basic customs duty (BCD) and countervailing duty (CVD) is also zero per cent".
There has been spurt in demand for POS machines on account of cash crunch following the scrapping of high value currency notes of Rs 500/1,000 by the government with effect from mid-night of November 8.
The POS machines are handheld devices which are being increasingly used by merchants to accept payments for goods sold through credit and debit cards. PTI JD CS SA


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I have been a blogger for some time now. I started blogging when I was doing my post grads. But I wasn't quite serious about it. I was still trying to figure out what I wanted to do in my blog. Then again restarted my blog in 2011 where I wanted to share what I write – fiction, books – it was more or less substituting my journaling or diary writing. Today in 2016, I am pretty clear what I want from my blog. Currently both my blogs Tina Basu and Twinkling Tina Cooks are my identities and I am almost obsessed with my blogs now.
So today I thought I'll share some fun facts about Blogging. See if you knew anything like that!
Fun Facts About Blogging
- In April 1999, Peter Merholz rearranged the letters in web log and came up with term we blog. This is how the term blog was coined.
- About 59 million new posts are published every month on WordPress.com blogs. Total number of comments in one month is about 49 million – that's a staggering stat.
- The highest earning blog is Huffington Post. They earn over $28 million – And I wish to write for them sometime
- About 27% bloggers are full time bloggers – I am one of them!
- Making money (good amount of money) takes time. About 20% professional bloggers are in the business for at least 6 years. Now since I have started entering the league I can tell you – blogging isn't – star-a-blog-get-rich-fast kind of thing. It takes time to build your ground.
- There are more women bloggers compared to men
Happiness in Blogging
I am just happy currently that I am blogging. I don't think my blogs as an online diary now. It is much more than that. Knowledge sharing is extremely important in growing yourself. I learn every day and I learn from my fellow bloggers. Blogging has made me realize I have so many different interests and I am in the process of revisiting most of them. I have taken up pencils again and am sketching and doodling often.
As an extension of this knowledge sharing and community love I have started the following sections on my blog. So it's all about spreading knowledge and happiness around.
#ThankfulThursdays – Weekly Link Up on gratitude prompts. Join me and Amrita in spreading some gratitude
#FridayFotoFiction – Weekly Link up on fiction prompt. If you are wondering if you can write fiction or not, don't think any more, write a 100 word fiction on the photo prompt and link with me and Mayuri.
#SaturdayTutorials – I am going to share my know-hows on blogging, designing, writing and everything I do. Follow the instructions and step by step tutorials and make your blog beautiful!
Do you enjoy blogging? Tell me why did you start blogging and what gives you happiness?
Linking this post to #HappySundays by Menaka & Mayuri. Also Linking this post to #MondayMusing at Everyday Gyan. Joining Mel Ford's Microblog Mondays and Mac Glanville's linky #mg
#PatronusBuddies calling everyone out to add your post links here.
8 Comments on Happiness & Fun Facts on Blogging – #PatronusBuddies Week 2
Wow – some of those stats…HOW MANY POSTS ARE PUBLISHED?!! This was a really interesting read. Like all bloggers, I find it so cathartic.I love sharing my thoughts with others. Thank you for sharing yours. Alison x #mg
I just learned some new things! Thanks! 🙂
I love blogging. I started my blog as a diary to keep track of what we covering each day when we first began homeschooling. I have finally ventured away from just homeschooling/ day in the life posts and blog recipes, book lists, homeschooling advice, etc. I love the sense of connection it gives me and the creative outlet I crave being home with my three boys.
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Great Information Tina! Thanks a ton…. I started blogging in the year 2012, after I thought that my words should travel from my personal Diary to the world. Though, I was not sure how to carry forward the blogging experience. Then, I got married and after a gap of almost a year 2014-2015, I again started and took it seriously, bought my domain and how I really enjoy sharing my thoughts with the world. A long way to go!
Wow! Very useful facts…I like that! Blogging happened quite accidentally to me about a year and a half back and I'm hoping I shall be able to continue blogging and think of buying my own domain very soon. Still a long way to go on the blogging journey…one step at a time!
So many things I didn't know, but now I do, thanks to this fun post, Tina! I used to always wonder how the term 'Blog' came along, thank you for sharing that , and more.
Its just a crazy world out there. Isnt it? But one thing I have realized….it is addictive. And you know what I like most about blogging. Getting to know new and interesting people, like you. Wish you a great life ahead!
Wow I didn't even ever think where the word blog came from! Great facts! #mg


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HPT Expands Tour to West Coast
Nationally-Televised Event Announced at Thunder Valley
Lincoln, CA – April 23, 2013 – Heartland Poker Tour (HPT) announced a West Coast expansion of their popular tour with a nationally-televised event at Thunder Valley Casino Resort near Sacramento, California. The series, September 20th-29th, will include a deepstack event, nationally-televised Main Event with three starting flights, and a full schedule of cash tournaments and qualifying events.
Located just 30 miles east of Sacramento, California, Thunder Valley features a 300-room luxury hotel, several upscale restaurants and a tropical outdoor pool area. The full-service casino offers some of the most-popular slots and table games in the industry.
"Thunder Valley will become one of our players' favorite destinations," predicts HPT Director of Operations Jen Mastrud. "The experience will be top notch."
Dawn Clayton, Acting General Manager of Thunder Valley Casino Resort said the team is "thrilled to serve as a host of the nationally-televised HPT." Clayton said, "We are looking forward to providing poker enthusiasts with a very memorable experience at our AAA Four Diamond accredited resort and welcome players to enjoy our luxury hotel, exquisite dining selection, world-class Spa and much more."
Founded in Minnesota, HPT first broke out of the Midwest in 2007 with an event in Las Vegas and has since executed televised tournaments in New York, Arizona, Florida, and the Caribbean. Californians have been successful at HPT events across the country for years, traveling most often to major HPT tournaments in Las Vegas, Albuquerque, and Black Hawk, Colorado. In January, retiree Richard Enriquez of Los Angeles, California took down an HPT event aboard a luxury cruise in the Caribbean.
Now in the midst of their ninth season, HPT has gained widespread popularity in part due to a new tournament structure designed by pro Daniel Negreanu. "The new structure is deep throughout," said pro Allen Kessler, an HPT regular. "It provides more play than competing series and gives players fifty percent more starting chips. HPT got it right."
HPT brings a full production set to each of their stops to capture the action while poker enthusiasts grind their way to life-changing money. The Main Event champion is expected to earn a six-figure cash prize at Thunder Valley, with more prize money up for grabs in side events throughout the series. The full tournament schedule will be available at HPTpoker.com
The top nine in the Main Event will move to the Final Table to play in front of 16 cameras for a pair of hour-long episodes set to air nationwide. Pro Maria Ho will join longtime HPT commentator Fred Bevill at the broadcast desk to offer her critical analysis. Ho became the world's first female commentator in poker when she joined the show earlier this year. HPT broadcasts on a syndicated network covering over 100 million U.S. households and reaching into Europe, the Caribbean, and Asia. The busy tour will produce about 40 original episodes this year.
"We are grateful to Thunder Valley and our other new partners for making 2013 our busiest year yet," said Mastrud. Additional fall tour tops will be announced in the coming weeks.
About HPT - Heartland Poker Tour
Founded in 2005, HPT is built on a grass-roots strategy, "Real People, Unreal Money". HPT provides poker enthusiasts a televised "Texas No Limit Hold'em" poker tour with affordable buy-ins. Now filming Season IX, HPT is available in over 100 million U.S. households in addition to widespread distribution throughout Europe, the Caribbean, and Asia. For more information and a schedule of upcoming events, visit www.HPTPoker.com.
About Thunder Valley Casino Resort
Thunder Valley Casino Resort has been in the elite ranks of AAA Four Diamond award-winning resort destinations since 2011. Located 30 miles east of Sacramento, Thunder Valley Casino Resort offers 250,000 square feet of gaming space – including over 2,700 slot and video machines, 113 table games and a live poker room with space for 210 players.
Thunder Valley has 14 restaurants and bars, including High Steaks Steakhouse, Red Lantern and a 500-seat Buffet as well as Mingle Bar, Falls Bar, Thunder Bar and High Steaks Bar. Thunder Valley Casino Resort is also home to a luxury, 17-story hotel with 297 rooms, including 40 suites and an expansive outdoor pool complete with private cabanas and Coconut, a poolside bar.
The Spa at Thunder Valley features a wide variety of treatments including the exclusive 24-carat gold leaf facial. Also on property is a 3,700-space parking structure that leads guests directly into the casino and hotel. For more information on upcoming promotions, entertainment and ticket sales, or to make a reservation at Thunder Valley's AAA Four Diamond resort, visit www. thundervalleyresort.com.
The United Auburn Indian Community opened Thunder Valley in June 2003.
For further information or to schedule a media interview
Matt Willinger, Bisig Impact Group – 502-583-0333
Jennifer Mastrud, HPT
Twitter: http://twitter.com/HPTJen
Doug Elmets, Thunder Valley Casino Resort
HPT Media Kit


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On Wednesday morning Ted Swartz wrote...
Ok, Jim---the change has been made. It's still early in VA, but it appears Allen is out; isn't that what this election has been about---getting "them" out. I do wonder if the reasons go deep enough, but does it matter?
I think it does matter how deep the reasons go.
I don't think this election was about getting them out. I think it was about opening the government back up – getting us back in.
All the new Congress has to do is insist on including members of the minority in committee meetings and it will do better than the ones that came before. Think of it . . . over the last six years Republicans routinely excluded Democrats – duly elected by the people of the United States – from committee meetings. I would join the chorus of those screaming bloody murder if Democrats committed that kind of abuse of power.
I expect a whole lot more in the way of good faith from the new Congress. A whole lot more.
Wednesday, Garrison Keillor ended his column with this:
You meet congressmen in private and they're perfectly thoughtful and well-spoken people, nothing like the raging idiots they impersonate in campaign ads, and you think, maybe Congress needs more privacy. Send them off on unchaperoned trips to see the world firsthand. More closed-door caucuses where they can say what they think without worrying that one stray phrase may kill them.
Or maybe Congress simply needed more Democrats. We are a civil bunch, owing to our contentious upbringings. With a smart, well-spoken woman for speaker instead of that lumbering mumbling galoot who covered for the Current Occupant, perhaps the sauce will thicken and life will get more interesting. Maybe they'll do something good. It's possible.
— Garrison Keillor, Living on Hope, Salon.com, 11.08.06


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When Cathy and Craig Gurney of Ontario got married in 1981, they knew they would not be having any children. After all, during her previous marriage, Gurney had undergone a tubal ligation seven months after the birth of her son, Gerrit.
Gurney, 35, said she decided to have the operation in 1977, "mainly because my first husband didn't want any children; he had been married before and had a son." She was unable to use an IUD or take birth control pills for health reasons, she said, and that left only two options--a vasectomy for her husband or tubal ligation for her.
'Him or Me'
"So," Gurney recalled, "the choice was him or me, and somehow we decided on me."
At the time, having her tubes tied seemed like the right thing to do, Gurney said, but "I didn't count on my husband leaving and remarrying."
Nor did she anticipate the emotional repercussions of the procedure. "Seeing other women who had children and knowing I could never do it again, I took it really hard," Gurney said. And after getting remarried, she said, the idea of not having any children with her new husband was even harder to take.


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Thursday, 7 February 2013
The first time ever I saw your face
On Friday 24th September 2010, my son was born. Our second child, much-loved and hugely wanted. His arrival marked the culmination of many long weeks of pain (a trapped nerve is not pleasant) and worrying. I had been concerned that Jas would not take to her new sibling, that she would feel surpassed in our affections, surplus to requirements. Resentful, maybe. As you can see, my apprehensions were unfounded. The above photograph was taken when Sonny was less than 12 hours old and captures the very first time that Jas saw his face. It is one of my very favourites. The look of wonder on the beautiful face of my daughter...it encapsulates exactly how I feel every time I view both of my babies. Proud, happy and amazed.
This post is Jen's entry into the Printerpix Photo competition.
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If working across borders and time zones excites you and you see yourself growing in the global logistics and supply chain industry then you are looking into your future, which starts with the Damco International Graduate Programme.
Becoming part of Maersk Group, a Fortune 500 company, worldwide conglomerate, operating in some 130 countries, having a workforce of some 108,000 employees is an additional benefit of joining the programme.
As part of the Damco International Graduate Programme, Damco (Cambodia) Ltd., is currently hiring talented and highly motivated individuals in the role of Damco International Graduate.
Damco International Graduate Programme is the ideal stepping stone to become an allround logistics professional. Our entry level programme is established with the following objectives:
• To attract bright, ambitious, talented individuals into Damco
• To develop them into competent international logistics professionals
• And to deliver independently thinking professionals, who are commercially driven, who are collaborative in their behaviour, and who will drive the growth of our company
The programme runs for about 2 years and the graduate candidates will gain from the following:
• Professional and real full time jobs in commercial or operational roles from day one
• Participation in three global modules in different parts of the world in a reputed international business school
• Guided and structured on the job learning supplemented by cross-functional exposure
• Opportunity to work on global projects with teams spread across the world
• Learning from experiences of seasoned professionals through formal mentoring
We are looking for individuals who can demonstrate the following qualities:
- Recent Cambodian university graduates with well above average grades - a minimum of a Bachelor degree in Business Admistration or equivelent.
- Relevant work experience (can be relaxed if you already have some experience in the freight forwarding industry)
- Mature, professional personality with realistic goals and good communication skills
- Flexible team player, networker, and collaborator
- Global mindset, social and intercultural competency
- Fluency in English both writing and speaking (IELTS overall score 6.0 or Mandarin proficiency is a plus)
How to apply:
Interested candidates are requested to apply via www.damco.com -> Career -> Job Opportunities -> Job vacancies-> search for position title/type the word "Cambodia" ->click apply
Closing date: 15-Oct-2014
Contact detail:
Name: Ms. Chhin Chanlida
Email: [email protected]
Tel: +855 23 96 56 69
Company address: No. 8A, Regency Complex – A (3rd Floor), near Intercontinental Hotel, 298 Mao Tse Toung Blvd, Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Tel: +(855-23) 960 000, Fax: +(855-23) 424 708
Damco International Graduate Programme
Creating Logistics Professionals for the Future
For further information about the programme and your opportunities visit www.damco.com/graduates
Damco is one of the world's leading third party logistics providers specialising in customised freight forwarding and supply chain solutions. The company has 11,000+ employees in more than 300 offices around the world and a global presence in about 100 countries. In 2013, Damco had a net turnover of USD 3.2 billion, managed 2.8 million TEU of ocean freight and supply chain management volumes and air freighted more than 225,000 tonnes. Damco is part of the Maersk Group.
The company was set up in Phnom Penh in 2003 as Maersk Logistics with commitment to grow in Cambodian market. With the group's growth and business needs, Maersk Logistics was later re-branded in September 2009 to be known today as Damco Cambodia Ltd,.
We are focusing on providing second to none logistics solutions to our customers which include:
- Import Export Logistics
- Warehousing and Distribution
- Ocean and Air Freight Forwarding
- Customs Clearance and Inland Haulage
- Other Value Added Services


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Any time Jane and I mention that we are now vegan, the invariable question we get is "why?" I stumbled upon this segment from a book I have yet to read. But really, this says it all.
"It is increasingly obvious that environmentally sustainable solutions to world hunger can only emerge as people eat more plant foods and fewer animal products. To me it is deeply moving that the same food choices that give us the best chance to eliminate world hunger are also those that take the least toll on the environment, contribute the most to our long-term health, are the safest, and are also, far and away, the most compassionate towards our fellow creatures."
John Robbins, author of Diet for a New America


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Introducing... Nitin Sawhney [1999]
After that idea from 'my woman' I decided to post it with an album that is of a completely different genre. Sorry but it is another artist I had never heard of, not once, until this very day. I played the album twice over this afternoon and I can only tell you to download and try it. It's erm, well..beautiful. In parts at least. I sound like a prick saying that but it honestly was a fucking beautiful and pleasant experience damn you!
I firstly decided to grab the album after reading this which states in the very introduction:
'Nitin Sawhney is a London-based composer and DJ of various styles of music, including jazz, drum and bass, hip hop, flamenco and modern orchestral compositions. His major works include Beyond Skin, Prophesy, Human, and Philtre. He is considered one of the pioneers of what is known as the Asian Underground music scene, defining a music genre that mixes south-Asian musical influences with western electronica and breakbeat style'.
Well that sounded bloody interesting to me.
I have to say that I wasn't really disappointed but well...maybe a little on a couple of the tracks: they were so mellow and almost sounded a bit like those new age relaxation albums you can buy in bloody health shops! Don't take that wrongly though, this album is a winner on many levels and I will be keeping it (a lot of albums I download to try out are deleted and never thought of again!) and I fancy listening to it again tomorrow so it's got a hold of me.
I can't add much to the description of the music that Wikipedia gives it. Here is a quick rundown..Ethnic and Asian music layered over the bass and beat of electronica or maybe you might call it some kind of Lo-Fi techno or dance (I don't know that actual fucking terms...seems they are inventing a new term every time someone adds a friggin' cymbal into the drumbeat or speeds up the tempo).
Anyway why not visit his official site?
I clearly know nothing of what I am trying to convey!
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Enjoy -and let me know what you reckon!
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