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The film follows Paul, a troubled young man who lives in a rural cottage with his pregnant girlfriend Clare. While dealing with the sudden arrival of his sinister mother-in-law and coming to terms with his impending fatherhood, Paul constantly struggles to escape the traumas of his childhood.
His attempts to face his past and grapple with his manhood take him on a dangerous journey peopled with exotic beauties, criminals and grotesques.


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After making those Plant-chiladas last week, I had tons of cilantro left over. So, since Trey raves about cilantro lime rice EVERY time he eats it, I figured I wouldn't compete with Whole Foods (or Chipotle is the other place I think he gets it?) and go for the quinoa version instead. I got the recipe from one of my favorite food blogs and made this during finals week for a fresh, healthy but very easy side dish. I had it with black beans for lunch one day and with chicken and veggies for dinner.
–2 cups chicken (or vegetable) broth
–1 cup quinoa, rinsed and drained
–2 cloves garlic, minced
— fresh lime juice from 1.5 large limes
–1/3 cup chopped cilantro
–1/4 tsp granulated sugar
–salt and pepper, to taste
Directions: In a large pot, bring the 2 cups of vegetable broth to a boil. Stir in quinoa and cook until quinoa is tender and broth has evaporated, about 20 minutes. Fluff quinoa with a fork, stir in remaining ingredients and enjoy.
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FATHER'S Day is just around the corner, so we're giving you the chance to say a special thank-you to the special man in your life!
The Southport Visiterhas teamed up with department store Broadbents & Boothroyds to give your dad a fabulous present on Sunday, June 17.
The store's menswear department is offering you the chance to win £250-worth of clothing in an easy-to-enter competition!
Your dad will be able to visit the Melka concession at Broadbents & Boothroyds, Lord Street, and select a brand new outfit from a superb selection of stylish clothes.
Melka, which has just celebrated 60 years of trading, is a Swedish company offering a wide range of fashionable clothes for the man who wants style, comfort and confidence.
Section manager Sheren Hardwick says: "This is the brand chosen by men who share the view that these clothes allow them to be themselves in all situations; self-confidence is about living the way you really want to."
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We haven't officially put Ayn Rand on our must-read list, but we have been lately mulling a few of her principles, particularly the one about the virtue of selfishness. Should you suddenly be handed a fistful of dollars, for example, would you buy a new bus for the church or head straight to the nearest Porsche dealer?
No hands, please, it's a secret ballot. Those of you in the latter category-and you know who you are-may want to divert some of your overtaxed attention to the following pages. Upon them we have lashed down and dissected four of the newest, fleetest, it's-all-about-me convertibles in the $45,000 to $60,000 range, a group we regularly check in on for reasons that are, of course, selfish.
Three of our sunshine scoopers-the Chevrolet Corvette, the Mercedes-Benz SLK350, and the Porsche Boxster S-are still wrapped in Visqueen from the factory redesign shop. The Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6 is a brand-new model constructed on the foundation of the old Mercedes-Benz SLK32 AMG. Two seats are the maximum number for entry in our test, and six is the most common cylinder count. Even the Corvette has six-six liters of V-8, that is. Six is also the popular gear-ratio supply, at least where there are manual transmissions. The Crossfire shifts its five-speed automatic via computer.
America's dream machine tops the alphabetical lineup, the sixth-generation Corvette catalog very recently fleshed out with a $52,245 convertible that bludgeons pavement with the same 400 horsepower as the coupe. We asked for and received the $1495 Z51 performance package, which includes larger brake rotors, lower gear ratios, firmer suspension settings, and a run-flat rubber upgrade to Goodyear Eagle F1 Supercar tires. A system to lower your top electronically goes for $1995 (manual tops are standard), the polished rims another $1295. OnStar, a DVD navigation system, and the million-gadget march of the Preferred Equipment Group, which among other things includes a digital head-up display, ratcheted our Corvette's price to $62,080. Hey, you're worth it.
Assembled by Karmann in Osnabrück, Germany, the base 215-hp Chrysler Crossfire blazes with flair but dribbles with performance, which is most likely one reason the company has a nine-month stockpile of unsold cars. Peel back the molten-lead skin of our $49,995 Chrysler Crossfire SRT-6, and you'll find a huffy 3.2-liter supercharged V-6 from the AMG goody bag. It's worth 330 horsepower. Chrysler's SRT department kicks in fat Michelin Pilot Sport rubber, a double-rigid suspension, and suede-lined bucket seats to better maintain your posterior in place. Larger, fine-spoke wheels and a humpback fluke on the tail raise the visual butch factor. A $1200 navigation option incorporates a simple black-and-white display into the radio head unit, meaning this SRT-6 can be stoking your own head unit for $51,195.


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Smoke free campus to be launched at LGH
With the imminent launch of a Smoke Free Campus at Letterkenny General Hospital, Elaine Robinson, Smoking Cessation Officer, LGH, offers some startling facts and figures about the dangers of smoking, and outlines why it's always the healthy option to quit.
Every 6.5 seconds someone in the world dies from using tobacco - 1.5 million people die in the prime of their life each year, losing approximately 22 years of life. In Ireland, tobacco use is the leading cause of avoidable death; 5,500 people die and thousands are left suffering with tobacco-related illnesses every year.
The immediate and serious health problems include respiratory and non-respiratory effects, addiction to nicotine, and the associated risk of other drug dependence. Tobacco use and exposure to second-hand smoke are causes of heart disease, strokes, chronic lung disease, and cancers of the lung, mouth, pharynx, oesophagus, and bladder. The earlier you start using tobacco, and the longer you use tobacco, the higher your risk of suffering a tobacco-related illness.
Specialist help which is free and confidential is available from the HSE Donegal Smoking Cessation Service, offering 14 clinics throughout the County of Donegal and in Letterkenny General Hospital. Self referrals are welcomed.
Contact us by phone on 074 91 04693/1850 200 687 or for further information on quitting go to the HSE website - www.Quit.ie or National Quitline 1850 200687.


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Maui Invitational Day 1 Recap
EA Sports Maui Invitational Day 1
This year's Maui Invitational features one of the strongest fields ever. We got a chance to see North Carolina win this event two years ago before cutting down the nets as national champions. Michigan State will look to do the same this year. However, winning this event won't be a cakewalk with a Tuesday match up set with UConn and a potential Wednesday match up with either Washington or Kentucky. Here is a recap of day 1.
Game 1
UConn pulled out the victory behind a clutch second half performance from junior PG Kemba Walker.
Wichita State looked primed for an upset as UConn just did not appear to be in rhythm nor playing up to their abilities. Kemba Walker had just 2 points at the break having missed much of the first half after getting into foul trouble. Scouts began grumbling that he might be a second rounder after his poor first half.
Walker took over in the second half scoring 29 of his 31 points with a barrage of baskets drawing comparisons to Allen Iverson from one scout. He hit numerous runners and outside jumpers finishing 8-16 from the field. Walker is a fearless lead guard who is extremely tough to contain off the dribble. He's likely in the 5'10 to 5'11 range and the fact that he is a little wild running the team and making decisions is troublesome to scouts. He needs to continue to show that he can be a smart decision maker on top of having the ability to take over games with his offensive heroics.
Alex Oriakhi was the other player scouts focused on in this one and he failed to impress. He doesn't seem to have improved at all from last year. He appears to have too much bulk, and no flexibility or the ability to react to plays. He's heavy on his feet and shows a lack of touch and feel for the game. He's a bruiser but with limited skill potential and likely a four year second rounder at best, based on how he looked today.
Despite the win, UConn's lack of shooting as a team is concerning. It's no wonder Wichita St. was many people's preseason pick to win the Missouri Valley Conference, they're a well coached team with balance and discipline. Surprisingly, the Shockers actually appeared to have more fan support here than the Huskies. UConn was fortunate to come out with the 4 point win.
Game 2
The contingent of the Big Blue Nation was mind boggling. They took over the Lahaina Civic Center leaving one small patch of 15 or so Oklahoma fans in one area, and every other seat was blue.
Kentucky allowed a vastly inferior Oklahoma team to hang around and with just two minutes left the lead was trimmed to 6. They were able to cruise to the win from there but for a team with as much talent as they have to struggle against a depleted team such as Oklahoma is a bad sign.
Terrence Jones (29 pts, 13 rebs, 4 blk, 3 ast) was sensational for the Wildcats. His vast repertoire of skills was on display as he scored in a variety of ways and utilized his guard like ball handling and passing ability. He plays with a chip on his shoulder and each time he scored, he would snarl at his defender and glare at him the entire way down the court. He plays with a lot of emotion and although at times he can lose his composure, the passion he plays with is a real positive. One scout noted that his drive, stop, pump fake and two hand dunk was particularly impressive due to the degree of difficulty. Jones was the brightest star on day 1, by a slight margin over Walker.
Brandon Knight had a rough shooting performance (4-15 fg, 2-8 from 3), but he was impressive nonetheless. Scouts love his potential as a big lead guard with defensive abilities and size. He drew comparisons to Jrue Holiday and OJ Mayo from scouts.
For a team so reliant on the transition game, Kentucky's transition defense was absolutely putrid. They gave up tons of lay ups after made baskets by simply not getting back on defense. Kentucky's lack of front court depth could be a major problem against Washington on Tuesday.
Game 3
Our preseason #1 team Michigan State ran into a gutsy Chaminade team dreaming of an upset of epic proportions (it's been 28 years since they upset Ralph Sampson and Virginia). They came out with amazing energy led by a jitterbug 5-foot-6 PG Steven Bennett out of Los Angeles and 7-foot USC transfer Mamadou Diarra causing trouble in the middle with his length. Bennett hit numerous big shots and competed with the Michigan State guards admirably.
For the Spartans, Kalin Lucas put up a career high 28 points showing no ill-effects from his achilles tear from a year ago. He was very explosive off the dribble, a great sign for Sparty. The blessing in disguise from him missing last year's NCAA tourney is that Korie Luscious gained valuable experience, giving this team two lead guards with extensive experience directing a team deep into the tournament.
Draymond Green made some key plays late, including a rebound and put back which helped keep the Silver Swords at bay. He's a winner who gives this team whatever it needs with his tremendous versatility and savvy.
Despite beating a low division team by just 8, Michigan State actually didn't play terribly. It was an incredible showing from Chaminade and they should be extremely proud of "their NCAA title game" performance.
Bigman Derrick Nix did not travel with the team for personal reasons. If there's a weakness with this team it's a lack of frontcourt talent and depth, so getting Nix back in the fold will be important.
Game 4
Washington made short work of the Virginia Cavaliers in the slate's only blowout (106-63). Washington appears to be a surefire top 10 team in the country and undoubtedly the team to beat in the Pac-Ten. They were extremely impressive showing great perimeter and interior play.
Sophomore Abdul Gaddy appears to have matured and gained better composure and Isaiah Thomas looks to be a legit Pac-Ten POY candidate.
Freshmen wings CJ Wilcox and Terrence Ross got to audition for the future in front of the remaining scouts in the building during the second half of the blowout win in the nightcap.
Lorenzo Romar has this team playing at an extremely high level early in the year and they will be tough for UK to beat if they play anywhere close to as well tomorrow. With Calipari having stolen some verbally committed recruits, most notably Terrence Jones and Enes Kanter, there will be added intrigue in the Tuesday UK-UW match up.
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Hardcore Led Zeppelin enthusiasts are tough to please. And, certainly, Robert Plant's twilight career doesn't make some of them smile. (Hell, the mid-'90s Page and Plant moments were largely too soft for even aging Zepheads.) Page, Plant and John Paul Jones played a one-off with John Bonham's son, Jason (who is currently helming the Led Zeppelin Experience) in 2007, but a full-scale "reunion" just ain't gonna happen. (And, right, Bonham's still dead … for more than 30 years now.)
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But Plant's second (or third or fourth) coming is masterful. "Raising Sand," his 2007 collaboration with Alison Krauss, was one that the Grammy buffoons might have actually gotten right — and their Red Rocks concert in its support was a breezy delight. This is a man — and a rocker, to boot — ripening gracefully. Rolling Stones: If it weren't too late, you'd be advised to take copious notes.
Plant showed at the Fillmore on Wednesday night with his latest incarnation of support, Band of Joy. It shares its name with his most recent record and, also, his first ever group. "Black Dog" opened the proceedings, slow crawling in his recent fashion. Plant and his troupe of five or six backers at a time scratched the mostly middle-aged crowd — many decked out in "Houses of the Holy" or "Stairway" T-shirts — where they itched. He ran through "Misty Mountain Hop," "Black Country Woman," a set-closing "Ramble On" and, then, the most raucous moment of the fairly smooth evening and first encore tune: a punchy "Rock & Roll," for which Plant said the crew eschewed a more reflective Leonard Cohen cover.
Other borrowed material was well-plucked, though: "Silver Rider," by Low, appears on "Band of Joy" and Plant's vocals make good use of its lamenting curvatures, both live and on recording. You might think it a cover after all these years, but Plant's 1983 hit "In the Mood" was made anew by the greying longhair who made the point of saying — at least two times — that it had been 13,781 days since the first time he had played Colorado.
"Monkey" from "Band of Joy" was dark and ominous in a faintly Zep way, and "Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down," from the same record, allowed Plant to stretch his voice to those oh-so-familiar screeching heights he largely forgoes these days. All the while he was a true professional, allowing his capable band to step out for its own tunes, and his current bluegrass-n-country vibe of choice became even more apparent through their showcases and, then, a rendition of "Please Read the Letter" (from Page and Plant and, later, "Raising Sand"). Even the most brutish Led Zeppelin fan would've melted a little bit. The song, it seems, does not remain the same.
Colin St. John is a Denver-based writer and merrymaker. Follow him on Twitter and check out his blog.
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MIPCOM: Shonda Rhimes' 'How to Get Away With Murder' Goes Global
Disney sells the ABC drama to 158 international territories
Disney Media Distribution on Monday confirmed deals for the Shonda Rhimes-produced ABC Studios' drama How to Get Away With Murder, closing licensing deals for the show with networks in 158 territories worldwide.
Financial details of the deals unveiled at MIPCOM weren't disclosed.
Read more 'How to Get Away With Murder' Cast Breaks Down Their Characters
Viola Davis stars in How to Get Away With Murder as a criminal law professor who gets entangled in a murder conspiracy with her students.
The series premiered in the U.S. on Sept. 25 to strong ratings. In the live-plus-3 ratings, the ABC drama after fall TV season-premiere week stood as the top freshman performer in the adults 18-49 demographic and boasted the biggest DVR viewership increase in history. The show then got a full-season order.


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Seton Williamson Hospital Lobby
The Seton Family of Hospitals has branches all over the Austin area. My wife Eileen now works at the Williamson County location and thought I might like to shoot there. I was up for that!
This location opened about a year or two ago and is very close to our home; 6 miles to be exact. It's very convenient for Eileen! I wish I could find work so close. It beats the 28 mile one-way commute I have to endure. Waaa. Anyway, the hospital is very nice and new and, as you can see here in the lobby, they have a couple of white Christmas trees set up with red bulbs on them. I remember those kind of trees from the 1970s. I guess they are coming back.
One other thing that's cool about this place is that Seton is a Catholic institution and there are crosses everywhere, yet they are subtle. I'm sure you can find a couple in this shot.
Lastly, I wish this would've come through in the photo, but the green portion of the wall behind the counter in the back of the shot is a waterfall. It's very cool, but you wouldn't know it from looking at this shot.
This shot was processed as usual.
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Camera: Nikon D300s
Lens: Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6D EX DC HSM Autofocus Zoom
Aperture: f11
Exposure Bias: +0.33
Shutter: 1
Focal Length: 11.5mm
Mode: Aperture Priority
Bracketing: 5 exposures with EVs ranging from -2 to +2 at 1 stop intervals
White Balance: Manual
Tripod: Induro AB0
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Did you know that May, in addition to being Electrical Safety Month, is World Trade Month? And today is actually the final day of World Trade Week? This morning, in honor of the occasion, President Bush reminded us of some very clear concepts, including that many U.S. jobs and pay levels rely on U.S. manufacturers' and service providers' ability and competitiveness in exporting. You may see a snippet of coverage on your evening news tonight, with the President flanked picturesquely by U.S.-produced agricultural products and heavy equipment that face tariffs in foreign markets, including our patient free-trade-agreement-partners Colombia, Panama and South Korea. (Or you can watch video of the event, see photos and read his remarks via the White House website. Here is a photo I captured as the President worked the rope line following his remarks.)
Did you know that the President again called on Congress to take up and pass the FTAs, agreements that NEMA fully supports and is working to get approved because they augur new or expanded business opportunities for our manufacturers in all three countries?
Did you know that the leadership in Congress has refused to hold a vote on the FTAs?
Did you know that the President's remarks today also came in the context of further evidence this week that little progress is being made to break down foreign market barriers through the World Trade Organization? Did you know that here in Washington the political debate about trade has reached the Sunday comics page? It's exasperating, to say the least.
Over the Memorial Day holiday, outside Washington in the real world where things are actually grown and made, perhaps you will see your Senators and/or Representative at a town hall meeting or a barbeque. Bring trade into the conversation and tell them what you think and know.


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Originally scheduled to hit theaters on July 1, Paramount is moving up the release of TRANSFORMERS: DARK OF THE MOON to Wednesday, June 29. This date applies for all markets except China and Japan. Could the blockbuster capitalize on the two extra days? It will be the only action flick opening for nearly a month.
An insider told Deadline: "Early response to footage, especially the 3D footage, has been great so we want to get the word out that this film is as good or better than the first and much better than the last."
The sequel is directed by Michael Bay and written by Ehren Kruger. It stars Shia LaBeouf, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley (below), Josh Duhamel, Tyrese Gibson, John Malkovich, John Turturro, Patrick Dempsey and Frances McDormand.
The Autobots and Decepticons become involved in a perilous space race between the U.S. and Russia, and once again human Sam Witwicky has to come to the aid of his robot friends.


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came into our garden Friday and I was looking at them thinking what beautiful colourful birds they were.
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ORLANDO -- The novel calcineurin inhibitor voclosporin was effective at helping patients with lupus nephritis achieve remission when added to standard of care, researchers reported here.
In 48-week data from the phase IIb AURA-LV study, low-dose voclosporin was superior to placebo in helping patients achieve complete remission (49% versus 24%, OR 3.21, P<0.001) or partial remission (68% versus 48%, OR 2.34, P=0.007) with 23.7 mg twice-daily treatment, according to Samir Parikh, MD, of the Ohio State University, and colleagues.
High-dose voclosporin (39.5 mg) twice daily was also superior to placebo at helping achieve complete (40% versus 24%, OR 2.10, P=0.26) or partial remission (72% versus 48%, OR 2.68, P=0.002), they reported at the National Kidney Foundation meeting here.
Both dosage strengths also beat placebo on the secondary endpoint of time to complete remission (P<0.001), they found.
"Importantly, this is the first global trial of active lupus nephritis to meet its primary endpoint, which while that may not sound all that, that's really great for lupus nephritis," Parikh explained, highlighting the clinical gap the research is intended to fill.
The 24-week data, which Parikh's group presented last November, revealed similar findings, with significantly more patients on voclosporin having achieved partial readmission with low- (70% versus 49%, OR 2.33, P=0.007) and high-dose therapy (66% versus 49%, OR 2.03, P=0.024). Significantly more patients also achieved complete remission with low-dose voclosporin compared with placebo (33% versus 19%, OR 2.03; P=0.045).
The study included mostly female patients who were diagnosed with systemic lupus erythematosus as defined by the ACR criteria, a biopsy confirming Class III, IV, or V lupus nephritis, and proteinuria of ≥1.5 mg protein per mg creatinine or ≥2 mg/mg for Class V (n=265).
Participants were randomized into the treatment group, receiving low- or high-dose voclosporin paired with tapered, low-dose oral corticosteroids, and background therapy of 2 g/day of mycophenolate mofetil (MMF). The placebo group received only the steroid taper and daily MMF.
Parikh highlighted that steroid taper was "notable," stating it is much lower than what is typically used for lupus nephritis patients, which was lowered to 10 mg/day or less by week sixteen for all patients.
Complete remission was defined as a urinary protein/creatinine ratio of less than or equal to 0.5 mg/mg, with stable renal function with normal eGFR levels, while partial remission was considered a 50% reduction in UPCR over baseline measure.
Despite the promise voclosporin has shown as an effective addition to the current standard of care for lupus, particularly when there is no FDA or EMA approved treatment currently available, safety remains a major concern, the researchers said.
"There were a lot of adverse events in all the treatment groups, which is not actually all that different compared to other lupus trials," Parikh explained, noting that over 92% of the participants experienced some form of adverse events throughout the trial duration.
However, the safety profile of voclosporin is largely consistent with similar immunomodulators, he said.
Thirteen patients died during the trial -- 10 in the low-dose group, 2 in the high-dose group, and 1 in the control group -- although Parikh's group does not believe any deaths were due to the drug.
The phase III AURORA trial is expected to begin within the upcoming months, which will entail a year-long, global study of about 320 patients, he added. The twice-daily low dose will be advanced into this 52-week trial, which will assess whether voclosporin, when added to the standard of care, can improve remission rates in the presence of low-dose steroids.
Parikh disclosed a receiving an investigator grant form Aurinia Pharmaceuticals Inc. The study was funded by Aurinia Pharmaceuticals Inc.
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NKF Spring Clinical Meetings 2017Source Reference: Parikh S, et al "Treatment of active lupus nephritis with voclosporin: rapid remission over 48 weeks. Data from the AURA-LV study" NKF SCM17; Abstract #381.


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Jean Marie Herrmann
Jean-Marie Herrmann was born in Lyon, France, 5th April 1946. He received the M.A. degree in chemistry from the University of Lyon in 1969, Diploma in chemical engineering from Ecole upérieure de Chimie Industrielle de Lyon (ESCIL) in 1969, and Ph.D. degree in oxidative properties of titania catalysts with the help of the Advisor Professor S. J. Teichner at Institut de Recherche sur la Catalyse (IRC) and Université de Lyon, 6th November 1973. He joined CNRS as a Research Scientist in 1969. He was a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill, USA (at Ippatief Laboratories in honor of Professor R. L. Burwell Jr.) in 1974–1975. He was a Senior Research Scientist at Laboratoire de Photocatalyse, Catalyse et Environnement (CNRS), Ecole Centrale de Lyon, in 1984. Since 2003, he has been the Head of Laboratoire d'Application de la Chimie à l'Environnement (LACE) at Claude Bernard University, Lyon.
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Becky + Joel = AMAZING!
What a wonderful couple! There is nothing but wonderful things to be said about these two and their families. This isn't the first time we've seen these two either. Last year Becky's brother David got married and we had the pleasure of photographing them, and Becky was in the wedding party so we got a chance to get to know her too. But today it's all about Becky and Joel, so let's get to the action! (scroll down!! scroll down!!!)
Paris was a huge influence on these two. We knew they were going to be honeymooning in Paris, had mini Eifel Towers as their favours and even had a giant Eifel Tower ice sculpture too, so we thought it would be fitting to use this lovely piece of art in their house in this photo. We added the bride and groom and voila! Un photo magnifique! (please pardon the spelling if it's off....sorry anyone who speaks french!)
Becky is getting some final touches done. Love the mirror!
And she's ready to go!!!!
Lovely lovely lovely!!
One of Becky's bridesmaids watches Becky getting her portraits done. Someone looks happy for her friend!
Ahhh.....une fille jollie!
The other side of the portrait - click click click click click click click click!
People please! Give the bride some space!!!
Becky and her dad. Can we say proud papa?
The ladies looking lovely outside!
I wonder what's going on with the guys? Let's go find out!
Hmmm...it appears that Joel has convinced them all that he is some sort of idol to be worshiped...Man! That guy is clever! Look at them admiring him!
And now he is attempting to out-pose one of the statues! I wonder who can hold that position longer?
The custom cuff-links! I love it! As you may remember, Dave (of Chantal and Dave's wedding) had custom cuff-links too. Seen above are everyone's favourites Batman, Superman, the Transformers (Autobots - the good guys) and we also have a Toronto Blue Jays and finally "Bestman" (who also happens to be Joel's father!). These are to cool!
Joel's mom thought he should be keeping his chin a little higher. Thanks mom!
Doesn't he look dashing!
Until this happens that is! Dave, I know you like him, but can you leave him alone for 5 minutes?
I'm not too sure what is going on here, but it's about 5 minutes before the wedding will be starting. Do you think that has something to do with it?
Walking mom down the aisle.
Look at the way Becky is looking at Joel as she approaches...is that love or what?
And Joel seems pretty happy too!
Of course this would be a fun wedding filled with laughter.
A little more serious now. Joel, don't make her laugh now!
SMMMOOOOOOCH! (I thought I would add the sound effect for everyone out there in cyberland)
Man, these two can't stop kissing. Well okay, since it makes for a great picture.
Oh yeah. Did I mention that Becky and Dave are siblings? Couldn't tell from these silly pictures could you? (sometimes it's like herding cats - haha!)
At last! Someone to be serious for a second. Thank you Joel's side of the family.
Oh, wait. Nevermind. Joel's dad added some silly too. And what a reaction on the right!
We thought it would be nice to get a picture with Chantal and Dave with our newlyweds. The boys started out being stubborn but eventually they came around (Thanks to their persuasive wives. Thanks ladies!)
And now our presenting....the wedding party! What a great location and the colours just pop!
I think Dave was missing Joel a little. "Hi Dave, don't worry, Joel's still here. You can play soon."
Our lovely ladies once again.
Becky with the boys. I think they are trying to scare her, but silly men! Nothing can scare Becky on her wedding day!!!
I really, truly, honestly LOVE this picture. Wow.
The boys just hanging out and laughing. Until they turn into kung-fu-fighters! (tell me, did the song just go through your head too?)
This one is awesome! We didn't promt this at all. Apparently piggy-backs are a favourite thing for Joel. Have a look here at their engagement session. Scroll down to the second last picture.
Moving on to the guests of honour for some alone time.
Mmmmm pretty......
This is a lovely moment. You'd never know that there were hundreds of people walking about 20 feet away. They are in their own special world. I love it!
I love this one too. This would be great as a canvas piece for their home. Maybe I'll get one too!
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FESPA Invites Entries for Digital Print Awards
Monday, September 29, 2008
Press release from the issuing company(September 28, 2008) FESPA's Digital Print Awards 2009, supported by HP, is now open for entries at www.fespadpa.com. Now in its third year, the FESPA Digital Print Awards recognises outstanding examples of innovation in digital wide-format printing across a broad spectrum of real-life applications. The competition is open to all printers in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, regardless of their choice of printer or substrate.
Commenting on the evolution of the Awards, which were originally launched at the inaugural FESPA Digital exhibition in 2006, FESPA Chief Executive Nigel Steffens says: "The FESPA Digital Print Awards have rapidly gathered momentum, tripling the volume of entries from the first year to the next. This staggering increase is a measure of how digital technology is penetrating the market, and the extent to which printers are now using digital daily to deliver creative solutions to their clients' briefs."
He adds, "When we judged the first FESPA Digital Print Awards, the entries had a 'cutting edge' feel, as entrants were still exploring what they could achieve with digital production technologies. Last year, there was no doubt among the jury that the quality, vibrancy and execution of digitally produced work now matches and exceeds that achievable with conventional processes. It was clear that digital is now the mainstream; the limits are only in the client's and the printer's imagination."
For 2009, FESPA has consolidated the Award categories, ensuring that print service providers can easily identify the best category for their work. The six categories in the 2009 competition are:
Vehicles: vehicle wraps, fleet graphics, truck curtains, etc.
Interior: point of sale materials; indoor advertising; interior signage and graphics; glass panels or partitions.
Exterior: outdoor advertising; exterior signage; building wraps; architectural glass; floor or wall graphics; decorative printing on glass, ceramic or wood.
Packaging and Manufactured Goods: digital printing directly onto rigid or flexible materials enabling short-run POP applications for test marketing, product launches, promotional campaigns; creative packaging; 3D displays; automotive components; PCBs; white goods, electricals etc.
Textiles: flags and banners; digitally printed apparel or fashion fabrics; interior textiles; decorative textiles, including soft furnishing and carpets.
Fine Art: fine art reproduction on any substrate.
Entries can be submitted online via the dedicated FESPA Digital Print Awards web site, which is accessible direct via www.fespadpa.com, or through the link on the FESPA web site at www.fespa.com. Entrants just log on, select the most appropriate category for their work, complete a simple entry form per entry, and attach up to three high resolution images of the project. There is no need to submit physical samples of work, and entry is free of charge. The deadline for entries is Friday 30th January 2009.
All entries can be viewed and rated through the online Gallery on the web site. A jury of industry experts and editors will convene in February 2009 to select a winner in each category from all the entries, and to nominate one overall Platinum winner from the six category winners. Entries are judged on their creativity and the use of digital technology to deliver definable advantages to the client.
The winners' work will be displayed at the third FESPA Digital exhibition, which takes place at the RAI exhibition centre in Amsterdam, Netherlands, from 12th to 14th May 2009. The winners will be presented with their awards at a VIP dinner event in Amsterdam during the exhibition. All winners will receive a flight to Amsterdam and one night's accommodation as part of their prize, along with promotional support from FESPA.
François Martin, marketing director, Graphics Solutions Business EMEA, HP, comments: "HP will be continuing its support for this initiative for the third year running. Our marketplace is being shaped by printers' creativity and innovation, and the FESPA Digital Print Awards is an important showcase for their ideas, demonstrating what is achievable with digital, and offering a valuable source of inspiration for brand owners and marketing professionals. We're looking forward to reviewing another year's portfolio of projects from mature and emerging markets, and seeing how sign and display print service providers continue to harness digital techniques to push the boundaries of their work."
The 2008 FESPA Digital Print Awards winners, whose outstanding work was displayed at FESPA Digital 2008 in Geneva, were: Atelier Spektrum (Czech Republic); Erler + Pless (Germany); Monier 2000 (Tanzania); PK Media (Netherlands); Rako Etiketten (Germany); Tobex AB (Sweden); Typico Megaprints (Austria). The winning entries can also be viewed at www.fespadpa.com/winners.asp
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Saint George home owners can avoid this tiresome task totally by working with an expert cleaning service company that specializes in move out cleaning services. Move out cleaning is specifically developed to have properties all set for those moving in to settle in as quickly as possible. Having your home cleaned completely prior to you move out refers common courtesy if nothing else, however in some cases it is an obligatory requirement, specifically if you're a previous occupant.
Besides that there are many reasons it impends for Saint George tenants to employ an expert home cleaning service provider when they are moving in or moving out. There is absolutely nothing easy about a move out. Numerous jobs need to be accomplished provided a brief duration of time. The scope of the cleaning requirements that have to be done can be overwhelming undoubtedly, especially if the tenant is strained with work and other commitments. Windows should be wiped down, radiators need to be cleaned, tiles should be pristine, and kitchen area cupboards should be cleared out. Existing furnishings have to be dusted and carpets need to be extensively cleaned.
Planning for move out cleaning.
The contract signed by the property owner and the tenant generally consists of a provision that requires the latter to leave the property as they had discovered it-empty, beautiful, and undamaged. In addition, for renters who have chosen to move out, the proprietor might add additional charges versus deposit money if particular areas are not cleaned out.
Cleaning is definitely not the concern for somebody who is confronted with the formidable challenges of settling into a new place and beginning a new life. There are numerous things that have to be accomplished in so little time, not the least of which is finishing work and other requirements prior to the move. In order to meet their end of the agreement, the more useful alternative for the renter is to hire Saint George expert cleaning company, rather than do the tidying up themselves.
The major advantage of working with Saint George expert cleaning company is that they can do the job more thoroughly and more efficiently. This depends on the caliber of the cleaning crew, however these days it is simple to find a company that is guaranteed to do an excellent job. A cleaning company can work wonders, and recover a place that has been lived in for quite a long time into an area that is practically brand new. To prepared the place for its next occupant, a professional crew has to remove grease, grime, cakes of dirt, and dust spheres from hard to reach areas. They understand the best ways to perform these tasks effectively. An individual without appropriate experience in using cleaning tools and cleaning solutions would not know what type of chemical to use to remove a specific kind of stain.
What to anticipate when moving in
Moving into a new place in Saint George can be stressful. Expert cleaning companies provide not only end-of-tenancy cleaning services.
Your checklist prior to moving out:
Prior to you leave the house, check for busted issues and see to it you change each one of them. In case you forget to replace such items like lighting fixtures or missing out on screws, it is most likely that your homeowner would take a large chunk off your preliminary deposit for these minor issues.
You will have to make a selection between hiring a specialist to clean it or resorting to cleaning it on your own if the home has wall to wall carpets. If you look at the existing condition of the carpeting and match it to the original state, this decision would be simple. When you make this decision, bringing it to the initial condition must be your aim.
You must also examine the walls to see if there are spots on them. Walls with stains can be a huge problem due to direct exposure. Make sure you get rid of wall-stains with a mild hand to prevent deteriorating the paint since if that happens, you will certainly lose a huge portion of your deposit dollars.
After you have actually done all the cleaning, make certain that you inspect the ovens and fridges. The seals of the refrigerators must be in correct condition, and the ovens should be clean enough for use. These checks will certainly enhance the chances of getting the deposit amount completely when vacating in Saint George.
Quick Tip for Saint George residentsDo your research! There are literally lots of business that provide move out cleaning and steam carpet cleaning covering many properties as apartments, condos, town-homes, single family homes throughout where you live, and picking the best one will certainly indicate a practical, hassle-free move-out experience and hundreds of dollars of cost savings. If you are on a tight schedule for moving out of your existing home, book as far in advance as possible. Reserving towards the last days of the month frequently implies higher rates and less availability. Giving your prospective company two to three weeks notice will usually lead to an affordable cost, and allow you to pick a consultation for the exact time and date that matches you.
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I've sent many DMCAs to Enet Inc, and a strange thing has happened….absolutely nothing.
This is strange because Enet appears to be a US-based webhost. Surely, a US-based webhost wouldn't ignore DMCAs, doing so would subject them to considerable penalties and loss of their safe harbor.
The piracy forum Mastiya.com is hosted on the IP address: 220.127.116.11
Apparently that is a eNet Inc. IP address.
Mastiya is well known piracy site, according to Google's Transparency Report:
With big copyright holders like Warner, Universal and Fox all reporting Mastiya URLs to Google. I'm sure Enet wouldn't want to be in the crosshairs of ignoring their DMCAs too, right?
According to Enet Inc's website, their abuse address is [email protected] (http://ee.net/abuse.php)
Yet emails sent to this address never get a response or action.
I can't even find Enet in the US Copyright.gov's list of Online Service Providers, another required act for those wishing to have Safe Harbor.
So as far as I can tell Enet is not in compliance with the DMCA. If that were true then it would be open season for copyright holders to sue them. Not registering a DMCA agent and then ignoring DMCAs won't look good in court me thinks.
If Enet is reading this, feel free to contact me, I'm dying to know why I've never received a response to any DMCAs I've ever sent you. I was going to email this to you but since you ignore all my other emails…well you know.


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Self Catering in Devon - Holsworthy
Areas: North Devon, Devon
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Sleeps a maximum of: 2
Pricing From: £305.00 - 613.00
Peaceful and relaxing, this pretty cottage has been finished to a very high standard with wooden flooring throughout. Set on the lane of a small working farm with lots of lovely walks direct from the grounds, it is ideal for couples looking for a rural retreat.
There is plenty to see and do in the area including visits to the popular Tamar Lakes which offer a variety of water sports and fishing, as well as some excellent walking opportunities.
The small sandy coves of Sandymouth and Duckpool and the larger beaches at Bude are just a short drive away. Other attractions in the area include RHS Rosemoor Gardens at Torrington, the delightful fishing villages of Appledore and Clovelly and pretty Instow where you can sit and relax in the sand dunes or hire bikes and cycle along the Tarka Trail. Slightly further afield, but still within easy reach, days out could include Cornwall's Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan.
The accommodation offers ONE bedroom: accessed via an oak, open-tread staircase with king-size bed with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and WC. Lounge/diner: with large flatscreen TV/DVD. Kitchen: with electric oven and hob, washing machine, fridge with ice compartment and microwave.
Outside: private enclosed suntrap patio area with garden furniture and BBQ. Amenities: parking for 1 car with steps leading down to the cottage. Bed linen, towels, electric and central heating included.
Regret no smoking in the property. 1 well-behaved dog welcome. Location: beach 7 miles at Sandymouth, shop and pub 4 miles in Kilkhampton.
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Nearest AttractionsHeritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
Kilkhampton, St James Church - 2.5 miles (Historic Church)
Launcells, St Swithin's Church - 4.7 miles (Historic Church)
Stratton, St Andrew's Church - 5 miles (Historic Church)
Poughill, St Olaf's Church - 5 miles (Historic Church)
Morwenstow, St John's Church - 5.6 miles (Historic Church)
Morwenstow, St John's Holy Well - 5.9 miles (Prehistoric Site)
Bude Castle Heritage Centre - 6.3 miles (Museum)
Docton Mill Gardens - 7.8 miles (Garden)
Clovelly, All Saints Church - 8.5 miles (Historic Church)
Clovelly Court Gardens - 8.5 miles (Garden)
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As of 2015, the price of Primewell tires range from approximately $90 up to $205 each through Firestone, based on the purchase of four tires. Pricing varies depending on the tire size, geographical location and retailer.
The Valera Touring tire for cars and minivans cost up to $90. The Primewell PS830/850, also for cars and minivans, are up to $98 each. The PS860, a performance all-season tire, costs $126. The Valera Sport AS, an ultra-high performance tire, is $136. The Valera H/T CUV/SUV highway all-season tire is $182, while the standard all-season is $192. Primewell light truck tires at Firestone include the Valera H/T LTR, priced at $195 each, and the Valera A/T LTR, priced at $205.


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Tachigawa Waterfall Cafe
Most of the best places that we have found here in Okinawa have been when we have just kind of stumbled upon. This is one of those gems. We found it when we were visited Okuma over Christmas. Then we started the drive home and needed to get something to eat. Linz spotted this place along the road and we pulled over to see it. They had some pretty good food and was a quant cafe. Home cooked and kind smile.
They have a terrace that overlooks a nice valley and the ocean in the background. Then we found out that they have a beautiful waterfall at the bottom of their valley. We took our walking sticks and we headed down the hill. At the bottom was a great waterfall. I stopped and of course took a photo.
Here is the Okinawa-Hai link to the cafe: Link.
Tachigawa Waterfall Cafe
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The best advice makes simple sense, and we really enjoy reading advice especially when it pertains to use of technology, data security, and privacy in the classroom. Tom Vander Ark, who is the Founder and CEO of Getting Smart, wrote a solid piece earlier this week, Privacy Bills Block Personalization, Seek Private Benefit. Tom's main focus surrounds the U.S. Department of Education's Privacy Technical Assistance Center's (PTAC) "new guidance" on student privacy, educational resources and… Read…
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The Mi Redmi 3S is right now sold by GearBest with free sending.
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proceeded not from the circumstances of
geography, but from sheer will of one man
plus balloons. The call came electric:
come to a picnic. Because we are no longer
willing to remain imaginary and avatared,
we brought cheese and children.
I arrived first with a boy pre-grubbed into
the shade of an aardwolf, the earth-wolf.
Of South Africa he knows nothing.
For fuck's sake, of South Melbourne
he knows nothing. We shut and opened
the creak of rotunda gates and I thought
of people I would soon embrace.
This is how space begins: with words only
bright on a screen, with @ and # and
tentative DMs towards IRL. And then ---
They flew in with blankets and arms
and arrayed themselves into points:
this star, is very easy to assemble.
God doesn't love you, but friends might;
I know which pair of arms I'd choose.
I have settled on this that life was:
weakness, strength. Was the exception
the maelstrom of people I have found?
I asked my boy this question, he answered
me with a handful of almonds. One thing more:
I have missed you today, missed your
quick straight-teeth smile that proclaims:
there was my librarian, stern and infallible.
And silent, your eyes for me across the grass
threading past plates of chicken and bread.
Today's poem is based on suggestions from eight people:
- @timsterne: "proceeded not from the circumstances of geography but from sheer will" (Joan Didion, Sentimental Journeys)
- @kirsty_l: "God doesn't love you" (Katharine Susannah Prichard, The Pioneers)
- @matchtrick: "We are no longer willing to remain imaginary" (Alberto Manguel, Into the Looking Glass Wood)
- @marklawrence: "Life was weakness, strength was the exception." (Peter Temple, The Broken Shore)
- @jayjaycee1: "This star is very easy to assemble" (Frederique Gueret, Magical Window Stars)
- @_esther: "This is how space begins, with words only" (Georges Perec, Species of Spaces)
- @_camer0n: "there was my librarian, stern and infallible and silent" (Charles Bukowski, Ham On Rye)
- @ernmalleyscat: "aardwolf, the earth-wolf of South Africa" (Arthur L Hayward, The Concise English Dictionary)


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Communal farmers urged to farm profitably
Berseba Minister of Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare Bishop Zephania Kameeta says it is high time that communal farmers attach economic value to farming. Speaking at the official opening of the investor's conference at Berseba on Friday, Kameeta stressed that farmers have the potential to make an income to sustain themselves and their families, if they can find creative ways to make farming more profitable. He explained that farmers have the potential to assist the government to eradicate poverty, by coming up with innovative ways to make profits. "There is a need for us as farmers in the communal areas to find innovative ways of making our farming practises profitable," he urged. He further said each and every farmer should see farming as a business, which can assist in bringing an income, which is essential in eradicating poverty in the country. He stressed the war against poverty is multi-faceted and requires various weapons to fight it, stating that government alone can't win the fight against poverty and thus farmers should see themselves as entrepreneurs, who are not only generating wealth for themselves, but also creating job opportunities for others, which will offer a lasting solution to poverty. "It's time that we look at farming with entrepreneurship and business eyes and thus use farming as a weapon to defeat poverty," he noted. Also speaking at the official opening of the first-ever Berseba Goat Expo on Saturday, deputy director in the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry Issaskar Mate highlighted the importance of agriculture, saying a large population of Namibia is directly or indirectly dependent on agriculture. He pointed out that the //Karas and Hardap regions have about 54 percent of Namibia's goat and sheep population and this he said is an indication of the potential the two regions have towards agriculture in the country, adding that this can complement the objectives of food production to alleviate poverty, as contained in the Harambee Prosperity Plan. "Goat production as a source of food and income will play a significant role in contributing towards the achievement of this noble objective" he said. Mate then called on farmers to adapt to climate change and farm with breeds that are well-adapted to the climate of the region, saying this is important, as such animals can survive and produce optimally despite extreme weather conditions, unlike exotic animals. He also urged farmers to produce more in order to feed the country, stating that food security and self-sufficiency starts at household level. "A household must produce what it consumes, then produce for the village, then for the town, constituency, region, country and eventually for the international markets," he said. The expo, which ran from Friday to Sunday, saw various exhibitors showcase their goods and produce, while farmers had a chance to sell their goats.
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The design for the new blog is coming along very nicely thanks to some help from an internet friend of mine. I fully expect to have it running far ahead of schedule.
There will likely be a poll later today, as long as I can remember what I was going to ask.
I can't remember what I was going to ask, so there won't be a poll.
On a Claire Day 11/17/09
When did they start having the symphony is courthouses? Is the economy that bad?
Dog Eat Doug 11/17/09
Even dogs know that a silent, smiling child can only mean bad things.
Betty 11/17/09
The family portrayed in Betty is the dumbest family ever. They're training their neighbor's dog. That's right, they don't own this dog. It belongs to the neighbors. And they're going to train it. First they let it be in their yard all the time for no reason, then they let it in their house even though they don't want it there, now they're going to train it. And it's not their dog! What the crap? That's all I can say because this is just so stupid.
I sure hope they didn't take the dog from the neighbors on one of the many days I don't read Betty or else I will look like a ginormous jackass. Not that that would be anything new, but still.


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A year-long joint venture between Germany and South Africa that show- cases research cooperation between the two countries, is now under way.
The German–South African Year of Science 2012/13, which was officially launched at a two-day event at the Cape Town International Convention Centre, in April, will highlight research cooperation in seven specified areas, namely astronomy, bioeconomics, humanities and social science, human capital development, innovation in the health industry, climate change and urbanisation.
German Education and Research Minister, Professor Annette Schavan attended the event with South Africa's Science and Technology Minister Naledi Pandor. "Our goal is to share the weight of global responsibilities and to prepare the way for sustainable innovation," Schavan said at the opening ceremony.
Pandor emphasised the importance of these types of joint activities. "South Africa has keenly pursued the development of regional, continental and global partnerships to identify solutions to our socioeconomic challenges."
The opening ceremony hosted representatives from the political and science communities of both countries and included a tour of the exhibition organised by the partners of the Year of Science initiative and a visit to the astronomy symposium, entitled 'Innovating the Future; Reaching for the Stars'.
At a joint press conference following the opening ceremony, both ministers stated their expectations for the year ahead. "We hope this joint effort will provide impetus for pioneering projects and future innovation," said Pandor.
Over 200 scientists from both countries have submitted proposals for initiatives to Germany's Ministry of Education and Research and South Africa's Department of Science and Technology, as part of the German–South African Year of Science.Of
these, 41 representing the seven thematic fields were jointly selected and will receive funding.
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I just bought a shocking pen, like those novelty ones that you use to shock people, and had a great thought go through my head. I saw that when you click the button that shocks you it makes a constant spark inside of the pen. That spark would probably be hot enough to light the fuse of a firecracker. So I would cover the metalic part at the end with a peice of rubber so that you won't get shocked when you press it, then place the fuse near the area of the spark, then empty the powder from the firecracker and pour it into the pen and put enough in so that the fuse could reach it. Obviously, i wouldn't give this pen to anyone but, it would be cool to be able to say that I made it. I would test it by placing it on the ground and by pressing the button with a long stick. I will post a link to the final result once I finish it!
James Bond Style Exploding Pen
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Hey Congress, How About $4 Billion for High-Speed Rail?
Fourbillion.com wants folks to jump on the high-speed train, and pump up Amtrak, too. The four billion is a mantra being used by Transportation for America to push Congress to approve $4 billion more for bullet trains in 2011, and another $2.6 billion for Amtrak. Apparently, sixpointsixbillion.com was already taken.Transportation for America aren't lightweights. This is the same coalition that got Congress to approve $2.5 billion for high-speed rail earlier this year, notes OnMilwaukee.com.
TFA's partners in prodding include the AARP, the National Association of Realtors, the National Wildlife Federation and the U.S. Public Interest Research Group.
"... Rail will create new jobs, expand transportation and entertainment options and reduce our environmental impact," says Gary Hannig, chair of the Midwest High Speed Rail Steering Group.
Is there opposition to the coalition? Sure. People in some regions, including Wisconsin, are upset about plans for high-speed rail projects in their backyards.
The pro-side is using the fourbillion.com website to allow regular folks to call on Congress for the extra funding. They're train-ing people to do it (Terrible, I know). All you have to do is enter your ZIP Code to send a letter.
Apparently, the funding logjam has been in the Senate, and some predict nothing will be settled until after the November elections.
Where's the opposition? Some of it's over selected train routes. Some of it's over subsidies and the huge investment required to make the jump to light speed, er, high speed rail.
The St. Louis Post Dispatch has called high speed rail "a bridge to the 19th century."
More on High-Speed Rail
The French Have Big Plans for U.S. High-Speed Rail
Is High Speed Rail the Answer?
China's High Speed Rail Will Leave U.S. in the Dust
Obama Plans Massive New High Speed Railroad


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Cold Sorrel Soup
I love cold soups in the summer, don't you? So refreshing. What could be easier for a picnic? Just pour it into a thermos to keep it chilled and take it along. You can dress cold soups up or down.....it all depends on how you serve them. I posted a wonderful strawberry soup a while back; I've served it at a luncheon, at a casual cook-out and it was even served at an engagement party I attended, passed around in small glass cups on a silver tray during cocktail hour. And I've got another cold soup coming your way for the 4th of July.
But today, it's all about chilled sorrel soup. Is sorrel available in your area? Or perhaps you're growing it in your garden? If so, you've got to try this lovely soup. Sorrel is a member of the buckwheat family and you'll find it most frequently used in soups and sauces. You can use sorrel in salads too, but I'd stick with the small tender leaves that are less acidic. Cooked in a cream soup like this one, you'll find sorrel tangy with a slight lemony flavor.
It's an easy green to clean. Wash to remove grit, fold the leaf in half lengthwise, grab the stem/vein and pull to remove any woody strings. Sorrel practically falls apart and melts when it hits anything hot. Fresh, as you can see, it's a lovely green color. Unfortunately, when cooked it turns a drab green, but its fresh tangy taste survives to make a delicious soup.
I've saved a couple recipes. Gabrielle Hamilton from Prune likes to serve her sorrel soup hot over some diced cooked potatoes rather than puréeing the potatoes along with the sorrel. I think I'd like to try that texture in a sorrel soup and I'd like to try it hot too. But because it's summer, I'm sticking with this recipe which calls for chilling and you can serve it in paper soup cups if you want.
Cold Sorrel, Leek and Potato Soup
Adapted from HERE.
1 tablespoon unsalted butter
1 medium leek (white and light-green parts only), thinly sliced (about 1 cup)
Kosher salt
2 small Yukon Gold potatoes, peeled and cut into small dice (about 2 cups)
4 cups low-salt chicken broth
4 oz. sorrel leaves, ribs removed; more for garnish
1/2 cup heavy cream
Freshly ground black pepper
Melt the butter in a 4-quart pot over medium-low heat. Add the leek and a pinch of salt and cook until tender but not brown, 5 to 7 minutes. Stir in the potatoes and then add 4 cups of chicken stock and 1 tsp. salt. Bring to a boil, cover partially, reduce the heat to maintain a simmer, and cook until the potatoes are tender, about 12 minutes. Add the sorrel and cook until wilted, 1 to 2 minutes. Remove from the heat and let cool slightly.
Purée the soup in a blender until smooth. Pour the soup into a medium bowl, cover, and refrigerate until completely chilled, about 4 hours. Whisk the cream into the soup and season to taste with salt and pepper. Serve garnished with thinly sliced sorrel leaves and even a dollop of yogurt or sour cream. Makes about 4 cups.
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My goal this summer at the farmers' market is to try produce I've never had before. I will be sure to search for sorrel. I'm glad you showed us a picture so I will know what to look for. I'm going to try kohlrabi as well.ReplyDelete
This soup looks delicious and perfect for when it's too hot to turn on the stoveReplyDelete
Barbara I loe soups every time and this is delicious!! gloriaReplyDelete
I love that you are serving this soup cold! Perfect for summer. Have a great weekend!ReplyDelete
Hi Barbara,ReplyDelete
This soup looks delicious and I often make leek and potato soup, have never put sorrel with it and will try it next time.
We are into hot soups over here and last night made a pot of mushroom soup which was good.
Happy weekend
Seriously, I have never tried a cold soup. I always eat the warm one especially when I'm sick, haha. I would definitely try this someday. xxReplyDelete
You know cold soups are just one of those things I can't wrap my head around. I'm kind of simple that way soup = hot, in my brain at least.ReplyDelete
I'm so happy you posted this recipe. :-) I have lavish amounts of sorrel growing in my garden in Australia but I've never cooked with it! This will be perfect. :-)ReplyDelete
You've piqued my interest. I've never heard of sorrel, I'm embarrassed to say. They certainly don't have it where I shop. I should check the farmer's market. Tangy with a lemony flavor sounds yummy, though!ReplyDelete
Have a beautiful weekend!
Oh Barbara, you read my mind because I've been thinking about cold soups for summer with sorrel so thanks for this. The only question is whether I can find it here but I'm asking around so fingers crossed. Beautiful soup.ReplyDelete
I really have to start experiencing with sorrel. That is aherb I have never used in my kitchen...ReplyDelete
A delightful soup! It looks so luscious. Wonderful.
Do you know Barbara, chilled soup is something I never have. Maybe it is to do with the climate here in Scotland. I eat hot soup pretty much all year round, but when we have some rar hot weather, I never think of having a chilled soup. This one does look delicious though and I can almost imagine the flavour.ReplyDelete
me too I love cold soups and here as summer is hot they are welcome !!pierreReplyDelete
Hi Barbara,ReplyDelete
Not sure if we have sorrel here, I'll keep an eye for it next time I'm at the market.
We are still enjoying chilled lettuce and potato soup, the potager just keeps on giving this year!
Bon weekend.
I have yet to try sorrel but this creamy soup would be the perfect way to start.ReplyDelete
I've never been one to whip up a chilled soup. It's high time, I do. Cold Sorrel, Leek and Potato Soup may just be the ticket!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing, Barbara. It looks delicious...
Barbara - we have a lot of sorrel growing at the farm, and I just walked past it this morning thinking, "What do you make with that?" Next weekend, I'm grabbing a bunch so I can try this soup.ReplyDelete
oh this looks perfect for summer!ReplyDelete
The only thing that bothers me about sorrel is that it turns from that wonderful green color to olive. I know this is irrational, but sorrel just feels bright green! Great looking soup and good for you too... just what we need in this weather!ReplyDelete
I dont really know what Sorrel is and i think i will have to look around for the local name!ReplyDelete
The rains have turned our summer into cool days and cooler nights and i love the cold breeze that flows thru our home and has curtains flying all around!
I think i would love this soup and warmed and it will taste jus as good !
And i love the idea of the tender leaves too!
Happy weekend my friend!
I dont think I have seen sorrel at any of my local stores.ReplyDelete
Shame on them!
Ooh, this sounds so great! I love chilled soup in the summer, it just seems right.ReplyDelete
I've had a couple of cold soup recipes marked in cookbooks for years and never seem to make them. Soup to me seems so appealing steaming in bowl. I've also never had sorrell... I should give this a try.ReplyDelete
My grandma used to make sorrel soup, I didn't care for it as a youngster but I think I would really love it now, I need to make this, it looks delicious.ReplyDelete
Sounds fabulous! Another recipe to try when the Knight isn't home. I just love cold soups.ReplyDelete
Hi There, This is looking Gorgeous. A very well made post with beautiful pictures. Loved the new combo of ingredients and the recipe is so nicely made and presented. Its always fun to see ur appetizing recipes.Saving this recipe of urs and wud love to give ur version a try on the coming weekend. Have a great day….Sonia !!!ReplyDelete
You know, I don't think I've ever had sorrel...but I can't figure out why it looks so familiar! Your description is really fantastic though and I'd love to give this soup a try!ReplyDelete
I've never had sorrel so can't even imagine how it might taste but I love the idea of a cold soup on a hot day. I'll have to see if I can find it at the farmers' market.ReplyDelete
Last year I saw a sorrel recipe, bought some sorrel and COULD NOT for the life of me remember what the recipe was! This looks delicious, so I will very carefully bookmark it, so I don't lose it this time!ReplyDelete
I have a wish, and it is that someone would make that soup for me today....I got up feeling lazy, or maybe be tired!! I don't want restaurant..I want that soup!ReplyDelete
I'm an equal opportunist soup eater...summer, winter, any time! I've never had sorrel before, though, and I think it's about time I give it a go! This soup looks so tasty!ReplyDelete
this cold sorrel soup looks wonderful always learning from you :_)ReplyDelete
Perfect! I love cold soups in the summer and I just happen to have a patch of sorrel in the garden just waiting to be eaten.ReplyDelete
I dont think I have seen this vegetable here yet. It looks very fresh and delicious. Would make a great stir fry. Love your soup...mmmReplyDelete
I love soups....cold or hot! This is amazing. Wonderful summer recipe,Barbara!ReplyDelete
I love wild vegetables! And this is such a healthy and delicious treat!ReplyDelete
what a great idea, my grandaughter and i love making potato soups this is a great variation , i'll send it on to her so she can make this week , thanks , TinkReplyDelete
I've never tried sorrel or cold soup!ReplyDelete
I've never tried sorrel, nor have I ever seen it in the market but it does sound refreshing in this soup. Love the idea of cold soups in the summer.ReplyDelete
I love cold soups too Barbara. Have to admit I've never tried sorrel and like Kim, not sure if I've seen it in our market. I'll definitely keep an eye out. I would love to give this a try.ReplyDelete
Perfect for these hot nights!ReplyDelete
I've really got to try sorrel! I just made a potato and leek soup (chilled) recently, but the addition of the lemony sorrel sounds perfect! (I used lemon zest.) Thanks for the tip!ReplyDelete
I haven't used sorrel in years. You've convinced me it's time to get with the program and use it again. Your soup sounds especially delicious. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...MaryReplyDelete
I AM growing a pot of sorrel in my backyard. I've mostly been just tossing it into salads. But I'm definitely trying this soup now. The citrusy flavor of sorrel must be magical in a chilled soup.ReplyDelete
GOOD MORNING BARBARA! What a lovely way for me to start my morning by seeing your sweet comments and then to come here for a bowl of yummy soup! AND STRAWBERRY SOUP? I have never had fruit soups, but I suppose they are just perfect for the warm days ahead. Well, I am officially done with school, but this week I have some workshops to attend, so I cannot get my dream vacation to READ and WRITE voraciously until next week...I HOPE! Have a wonderful day my friend and thank you for your visits, AnitaReplyDelete
We're so into warm soups at the moment being in Winter but this does look delicious! :D And I love the sound of that strawberry soup too!ReplyDelete
Saw this and HAD To send u d link :-)ReplyDelete
When i see anything lemony i think of u and ur wonderful family of bakers :-)
What an educational post Barbara. I've never tasted sorrel before but I'm aiming to grow some when the weather warms up, then I'll make soup :)ReplyDelete
Lovely. that sweet-sour tang of sorrel is special--we have some growing "wild" in the yard--it comes back every year. fun to tuck a bit of it into a soup or sauce!ReplyDelete
it seems like most chilled soups i encounter are either fruity or gazpacho, so i'm excited by this!ReplyDelete
Katie has been trying to "pawn" off bunches of sorrel my way since last week. I should just give in and take it.ReplyDelete
We sure could use a nice refreshing cool soup these days. Simplicity at its best...
Thank you so much for sharing, Barbara...
Hope I can find some sorrel leavesl this soup is a must!ReplyDelete


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This is record number three for the Cure, if one discounts the rehash/cobbled together thing that is Boys Don't Cry. Yes, let's discount it, if only for simplicity's sake.
The two albums that came before this were arguably post-punk, with the quieter Seventeen Seconds edging onto some of the gloom-doom road this band was heading down. Three Imaginary Boys was full of sharp staccato bursts of guitar, walking bass lines and throbbing percussion. Seventeen Seconds slowed affairs down a bit and upped the goth and atmosphere quotient, especially on otherworldly classics like A Forest. Well, they've reached their gloom-doom destination on Faith, and what a marvellous destination it is.
Each of the eight tracks on this record are testaments to sparse and tight thinking – guitar, bass and drums with subdued keyboards, each instrument clearly defined, although the Cure does manage to pull off the sense of hints and allusions throughout. There are nuances and touched-on flavours everywhere. Even on rockier tracks like Primary and Doubt, there are still hidden corners and fugitive lustres. Simon Gallup's bass is front and centre on a few tracks too, like opener The Holy Hour and the hypnotic Other Voices.
The highlights here are the dreamy All Cats Are Grey and the wonderful desolation of The Drowning Man. The latter song is an ode to the Gormenghast character of Fuchsia Groan, who is one of literature's more tragic belles. The song is a hypnotic and droning dirge and comes close to my definition of the ultimate Gothic track.
Yet, this record is unlikely to appeal to any new listener not keyed into the Cure's early stuff. Yes, it is downbeat and there's certainly no fun or joy to be found here. Repeated listens are needed unless you're really surfing the same waves this music is. Critics at the time dismissed this record (and its even gloomier successor Pornography) as a bunch of self-indulgent moping.
And you know, it probably is a bunch of self-indulgent moping, but to me, that just makes this record even more compelling.


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Online shopping is trending today
When it comes to shopping, people are always fascinated about the fact that online shopping brings in a lot of varieties and collections to choose from, be it, clothes, accessories, home needs etc. This is because, the offline companies have less sources with respect to online sources, and hence people take interest in getting things online than offline. People doing business online get to know the interest of the people through forums and social media websites like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter etc. This will only make them strong enough to sell their products with good publicity. Online marketing also called as digital marketing is the promotion of products or businesses via electronic media and forums which differs from traditional marketing. Earlier when a product was launched, people used to send pamphlets and set up banners to make people aware of the product, But, today, posting a picture of the product with a few good details of it, online, is more than enough to gain customers. People today are very choosy and they need variety in whatever they are purchasing. That is why they choose to get what they want from online stores and websites than going to the store in person.
Why is digital marketing important?
The main benefit of online marketing is that, people can shop anytime, anywhere. They need not follow the closing time schedules of shops or any rules. Gone are the days, when the messages people got about the product or services came only from the business people and which consisted of only information what they want them to know. With the help of google, people can get access to anything and everything under the sky. They can get information on any product or service they need. Digital media or online marketing is a platform which is a growing source of entertainment, news and information. With this, customers are now exposed to not only what the company tells about their product, but also what people think about it, the reviews of people who have used it, relatives, media etc. People are now looking for brands that they can trust, companies that know them, and services that are tailored to their needs. Therefore, 5ivemedia.com is a well versed digital marketing agency in Singapore.
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Barn fire in Sale Creek keeps firefighters busy
A large barn fire has severely damaged a farmer's feed supply for his cattle.
It happened around 1:15 Monday afternoon at 14332 Back Valley Road in Sale Creek.
The Sale Creek Volunteer Fire Department responded. When they arrived they found several hundred hay bales as well as the barn on fire and requested backup.
Firefighters used back hoes to pull hay on fire out from the barn and extinguished them with water.
Mr. Don Fuller, property owner, explained he had 400 bales in the barn valued at $12,000.
Other items damaged in the fire include; a 2013 John Deere tractor, a round Baler, a square baler and the barn totaling $54,000.
No injuries were reported.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Mr. Fuller did not have insurance. He also mentioned he may have to sell his cattle because he does not have any hay to feed them.
Photographs from the scene show hay bales that may be on fire.