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Last month at a laboratory in Italy a group of scientists cooled a cubic meter of copper to a temperature of 6 milliKelvins (-273.144 C, -459.66 F). According to the researchers involved, for 15 days that 400 kg (880 lbs) of copper was the coolest object in the universe. Of course, they had to say something that sounded impressive because they had invested millions of dollars in grant money to create arguably the most useless thing on the planet. The feat was significant because it was the first time an object so large had been brought close to the temperature of absolute zero (0 Kelvin, -273.15 C).
Temperature itself is a surprisingly tough concept to pin down. Thanks to an influential nation with a reputation for being stubborn when it comes to measurement, we are forced to work with three different temperature scales: Celcius, Kelvin, and Fahrenheit. Two of these scales are useful and one is arbitrary to the point of being infuriating.
Celcius is a useful scale that is grounded in practicality and common sense, but it is not without its arbitrary aspects. It's inventor, a Swede named Anders Celcius, based the scale on water and set 0 as the point at which water freezes and 100 as the point at which is boils. That means at any point on the scale 1 degree equals 1% of the change needed to bring water from freezing to boiling. The Fahrenheit scale, invented by German Daniel Gilbert Fahrenheit, by contrast and for complicated reasons, sets the freezing point of water at 32 degrees, the boiling point at 212 degrees, and historically also tried to incorporate human average body temperature for no apparent reason. The result is a mess of a scale that is really only used in the US, but for some reason we all acknowledge it and record F temperatures in parentheses next to their Celcius values.
The Kelvin temperature scale is the scale of science. While everyday scales based on the behaviour of water make good sense for most of us, scientists like to have more inarguable reasons for setting values. The Kelvin scale is based on the core principle of temperature: the movement of molecules. At its root, that is all temperature is. The faster the molecules in a substance are moving, the hotter it feels and the higher we say its temperature is. For that reason, 0 on the Kelvin scale is the point at which molecules stop moving completely, the infamous "absolute zero." Beyond that, 1 degree K is equal to 1 degree C. Nice and simple and sciencey.
So what is with all the hubbub about scientists trying to cool things to absolute zero? Well, as it turns out, reaching absolute is a tough thing to do... actually it's impossible. The problem is that for each degree you move down on any temperature scale, the work you need to do to move down another degree increases. Logically and mathematically it plays out that by the time you get to 1 degree K, the amount of work you need to do to go down one more degree and reach zero is infinite. That is why the Italian scientists were so excited to reach 6 milliKelvins. Unfortunately for them this isn't the coldest temperature ever achieved in a lab. In 2003 scientists as MIT used heat shields and a process called laser cooling to chill a cloud of sodium atoms to 450 picoKelvins, that is 450 trillionths of a degree.
That is all very cool (puns!), but what is the point of cooling something down to such a degree (okay, stop)? Well it turns out that very very very cold things behave differently than we would expect them to. Atoms that are cooled to within a billionth of a degree of absolute zero can exchange electrons and from chemical bonds at distances 100 times greater than they can at room temperature. Also, at such low temperatures, atoms don't exchange energy the way they do when things are warmer. Instead of zipping around and bouncing off one another, waves of energy called quantum mechanical waves overlap with each other, allowing groups of atoms to behave identically in a spooky choreographed dance as a kind of super-atom. Substances where this happens are called Bose-Einstein condensates. The first Bose-Einstein condensate was created in 1995 in Colorado when researchers cooled a rubidium cloud to 170 nanoKelvins.
So I guess there actually was a point to the Italian experiment. If there is one thing research into temperatures as taught us it is to expect the unexpected. So even though the cubic meter of copper didn't form a united zombie-esque super-atom, maybe it was worth doing. At the very least, we can claim to have created the coldest piece of copper in the universe. Take that, aliens.


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If you get the first pick, you're not guaranteed a prospect who will make an impact, however, you are guaranteed to get the prospect you want. Plus you would be that much more likely to get the picks you want in the subsequent rounds as well.
In addition, you would have close to 60% (an extra 1.8 million) more in international signing allotment than the #7 pick, and roughly 2.5 times what the Sox received this year. That extra 60% would give the Sox room to sign an extra player for roughly the amount they signed their top international signing for this year, I forget his name, but I believe he was signed for under 1.8 million. Having the top pick would allow the sox to sign three of those guys and have more left over for lower tier international signings. It's a massive discrepancy.
Edit: Upon further review, Zapata was signed for 1.6 mil. At #1 pick, the Sox would be able to sign three of those guys. At #7, the Sox would be able to sign one and a couple second tier, or possibly two top tier.
I'd say between having the #1 overall pick and the ability to sign at least one if not two more top tier international players the difference is substantial.
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I will love you.
I will display what a happy and healthy home looks like with a mom and a dad.
I will cook you dinner (most nights) and have family dinners around the kitchen table.
I will raise you to be a loving and thoughtful individual.
I will instill a love and fear of the Lord in you as best I can.
I will teach you empathy and compassion with lessons from the Bible.
I will help you grow into an adult at your own speed.
I will give you the advice I had wish I had at your age.
I will guide you in finding your passions and talents.
I will home school you as long as your father and I feel that I can do a better job than the school system available to you.
I will provide opportunities for you to serve in your community.
I will offer you a warm embrace when you return from "running away".
I will leave the light on for you on those nights you stay out too late.
I will allow you to sit with the consequences of your actions, so that you may grow into a smart, logical thinker.
I will show you this list once you begin thinking about having kids.
I will ask for your forgiveness for the mistakes I've made and any of the hurts I've given you.
I will pray that you'll understand.


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Here at the Bona Fide Darling, we are not strangers to the greatness of San Francisco's Kite In The Air. Dreamy, languid electronic beats and the angelic voice of Emma Lucia stepping in front of said beats. The more I listen to them, the more I love their music. You can still get their latest EP Magic Marker for free.
We had the opportunity to chat up Emma about Kite In The Air's music, the music scene in San Francisco, I turn them on to other SF bands and we discuss what the deal is with vampire movies for teens.
Bona Fide Darling: Who are your influences?
Emma Lucia: Adult, Gary Numan, You Love Her Cause She's Dead, Ladyhawke, Caribou, Big Black, Ministry, Aphex Twin
BFD: How did you guys get together?
EL: Mark (Reveley) and I have been making music together for about 15 years or something, the last 5 as Jed and Lucia [jedandlucia.com]. We knew Mike aka Mike Genius years ago in LA and got back in touch with him through Purple Crush (mutual friends) out in Brooklyn...Mike and Mark then started WZRDZ which dovetailed with me starting to write songs for beats. The three of us started Kite in the Air last year. Now Mike lives in Berlin and we're working on our third ep.
BFD: There seem to be a lot of really good indie bands coming out of San Francisco, Kite In The Air, Minipop, Collider and Photons. Is there something in the water out there that isn't in other towns?
EL: THC? We didn't know those groups but digging them now. I've been listening to the Collider song "Translator" over and over like 10 times right now, its so good.
BFD: What is the music scene like in San Francisco?
EL: Its awesome. Its kinda new to Mark and I cause we moved up from LA relatively recently and don't go out a whole lot, but we dig it. The venues are really nice. Its fractured in a cool way. There are distinct scenes from punk to metal to electronic to circus wackiness, etc. and they all coexist nicely. San Francisco kinda marches to its own drummer. Some groups we're fans of from up here - Sleepytime Guerilla Museum, 40 Thieves, Faun Fables, Girls, Liars, Beats Antique, Gamelan X, The Dodos, The Fucking Champs, Earthless, High on Fire the Daly City Records and Six Degrees stables.
BFD: Do you guys collaborate with other bands? That's kinda how KITA got together, right?
EL: Not yet but that would be great, we'd love to have tracks remixed and should reach out to some folks soon. In the meantime if anyone reading this wants to remix one of our tracks hit us up at kiteintheairmusic (at) gmail.com.
BFD: Have you gotten the point where music is your life or are you still grindin' at a day job?
EL: We make a little here and there from sales and licenses. This fall season we had a couple Kite in the Air TV licenses, one to "90210" and one to "A Beautiful Life."
But yeah Mark and I have jobs, I tracklist the radion shows for scionav.com each month, and Mark is a mastering engineer, reveleymastering.com (plug). Mike was a computer programmer until recently when he left to bust moves full time on the music front.
BFD: I've always thought that writing lyrics for electronic music would be difficult, searching, tweaking and looking for just the right sound. Do you guys create the music first then head for the lyrics?
EL: I mostly write songs on the guitar, I wrote a couple on a synth, then with each all of us build production around those roughed out versions. I tend to write the lyrics and melody at the same time and tweak them both as I go. Mark's written some too, Magic Marker & Filed Away... another new one too coming out on the next EP called I Would Have Made It Up. He writes melody first and then lyrics.
BFD: Where do you see the future of Kite In The Air heading?
EL: We're shooting to release 3 or 4 eps this year, hopefully some remixes at some point in 2010 too.
BFD: Are there any producers or artists you would like to work with?
EL: Some remixers would be Harvard Bass or Drop the Lime or Designer Drugs... Holy Ghost!... Rusko... Stars of the Lid... Tipper... Fake Blood... Mr. Oizo.
BFD: Lastly, what the deal with all this Twilight mania and are you wrapped up in it?
EL: Someone in Kite in the Air is a secret fan of Twilight but we won't say who. If they want to put one of our songs on the next film it should be at the part where they dig out an ancient vampire god out from an antarctic glacier where he or she has been frozen for a thousand years and then wakes up and shoots giant fireballs at the moon which kill the guy and whatshername. They should also pay us a gazillion dollars.


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San Jose
San Jose är en storstad i den amerikanska delstaten Kalifornien och huvudort i Santa Clara County. San Jose ligger i den södra änden av San Francisco-bukten, ingående i San Francisco Bay Area. San Jose är också den största staden i Silicon Valley.
About the operahouse
Opera San Jose was founded in 1984 by the late Irene Dalis, who was the general director for thirty years, retiring in June of 2014. David Rohrbaugh was a founding member of Opera San José's artistic staff. Prior to his retirement in June 2014, Dr. Rohrbaugh conducted more than 70 productions and more than 600 performances for Opera San José Larry Hancock, who has been with the organization even before it was incorporated, became the general director on July 1, 2014; Joseph Marcheso became Music Director and Principal Conductor.
The feature that makes Opera San José unique in the United States is its resident company of principal artists, formed in 1988, through which outstanding operatic artists in the first years of their careers are identified and awarded annual contracts to perform leading roles in mainstage productions and to participate in school and community-wide educational activities. These singers are groomed for international performing careers. Due to the resident nature of the company, modeled after the German regional opera company, these artists build substantial professional repertoire, are coached by resident and guest conductors and stage directors, and are prepared to meet the demands of a successful operatic career.
Opera San José maintains three performance programs: a mainstage subscription series of four productions; a richly varied curriculum of educational programs for youth and adults; and community-wide performances that include programs designed to serve those who have been marginalized by society, including the disadvantaged elderly, troubled youth, the disabled, and ethnic and racial minorities.
By the conclusion of the 2014 – 2015 season (its 31st), Opera San José will have presented 132 opera productions on its mainstage in downtown San Jose, including five world premieres among the fifty-eight titles in its repertoire. The number of K-12 educational performances over the same period will amount to almost 3,000. Community programming for adult audiences will total nearly 2,900 performances. Audience figures for the 2014- 2015 season totaled approximately 40,000 through all areas of company programming.
On September 18, 2004, Opera San José opened its debut season in the California Theatre. The 1,100-seat auditorium joins the select ranks of the world's most intimate opera houses. The California Theatre was a 1927 vaudeville and film house that closed its doors 30 years ago. Now, after reconstruction and restoration for more than five years, the California Theatre has been returned to use as one of the region's most important performance facilities.
Well managed from its inception, Opera San José has never had a deficit. Rather, the company has continually nurtured a modest cash reserve and has acquired, with no debt, two 24,000 sq. ft. operations facilities, and two apartment buildings (fourteen units total) for free artist housing. On September 1, 2013, the company received its sixth four-star rating from Charity Navigator for its record of exemplary fiscal management.
Opera San José is funded by the city of San José and many major corporations and foundations including Applied Materials, The Packard Humanities Institute, The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, The David and Lucile Packard Foundation, The Getty Foundation, and many others.
For additional information on company founder Irene Dalis, please visit IreneDalis.com.


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It was once the case that building a modern home would come with high costs, but this contemporary Sydney home proves otherwise.
The home was designed for a small young family who wanted an open, modern space while adhering to a strict budget. 'Carterwilliamson Architects' was able to achieve this by optimizing space with the limited price range -- using reclaimed materials to build much of the structure. The contemporary Syndey home is made from reclaimed timber and bricks and manages to maintain modern elements with features such as reflective countertops and a back wall that opens up into its accompanying garden.
This brick and timber-built home proves that it is possible to live in modern housing while sticking to a tight budget.
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Bang Bang Bang - Bigbang
I Need U - BTS
Gotta Go To Work - B2ST
Manse - Seventeen
View - SHINee
My Type - iKON
It's Okay - BTOB
Call Me Baby - EXO
Zero For Conduct - Block B Bastarz
Chained Up - VIXX
Pann: Subjective list of boy group songs that did well in 2015
1. [+228, -92] I honestly don't think B2ST's new song did well. Chained Up didn't do well for non-fans, it was popular with stans only.
2. [+141, -73] We're not talking about digital sales, why mention digital sales here? I Need U and Gotta Go To Work are hits, aren't they?
3. [+56, -12] Honestly, if a nugu group like Monsta X sang Bang Bang Bang, the song would've flopped
4. [+55, -110] Manse, I Need U, Chained Up, and Gotta Go To Work flopped on digital chart. How can they be considered successful?
5. [+51, -7] Yeah, our YeY promotions didn't do well but it won #1 a few times. Gotta Go To Work was a pre-release but it won #1 on a music show. Ugh, B2ST is getting hate again.
6. [+43, -18] My Type is the most successful one but I personally really like Airplane
7. [+40, -7] If we're considering Manse a hit just because it sold a lot physically, then we should also consider Infinite's Bad a hit, too
8. [+34, -64] I Need U, Manse, Gotta Go To Work, and Chained Up are not even on annual top 100
9. [+29, -9] Honestly, Manse and Chained Up didn't do well
10. [+20, -3] Chained Up and Manse can't be on this list. And instead of Zero For Conduct, we should put Zico's song instead.


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3 Main Themes That You Must Apply in Japanese Home Decor
If you are the fans of Japanese design, it means that you can use japanese home décor. Actually the idea of using Japanese design is popular because many people are known about this design already. When you use this type of home decoration, you will be able to make your house becomes fresh and natural. You can begin by adding furniture such as door to divide your living room and dining room with the use of sliding door.
You can also use sliding door of japanese home decor in your bedroom. In addition, for the flooring design, you should not use tile or ceramic as its material, but you have to use the one that has wooden material in it. If you use this type of material, you will be able to make your house appear perfect in an instant.
Japanese design is full of beauty too. You can try to add garden in your home decoration. In the garden, you can try to make simple and small design of pond in it. You can add your pond with fish and other types of water plant when needed. You can also give object such as bamboo in the front yard and back yard of your house.


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(Mr Perfect. Just who I don't want to see on a Monday morning.)
You and me both, Ivy, and I don't say that lightly.
The Classical Hero is goodness personified...and that pretty much sums up his personality. He (and it usually is a he) is handsome, noble, and -
(- Completely unbearable.)
In a word, yes. The Classical Hero is reguarly dismissed as boring and unrealistic. He's also the number one male character archetype to be accused of being a Marty Stu.
(Well who wants to read about some blonde-haired, blue-eyed chosen one who always wins and never sins?)
I do, actually.
(...Why doesn't that surprise me?)
Cast as the foil to an Anti-Hero, the Classical Hero provides an interesting (and often amusing) dynamic. It's also a great way to develop a usually flat character, with the Classical Hero growing less uptight over time.
Classical Heroes in literature include -
- Peeta Mellark from The Hunger Games - in the first book at the very least. In an ARENA DEATHMATCH, his ONE KILL was an ACCIDENT. He still won.
- Jason Grace from The Heroes of Olympus series. Though he may just appear as one in comparison to Percy, and he still goes through character development.
- Theodore from The Castle of Otrano, which is generally regarded as the first ever Gothic novel. Traditionally, if there's a good guy in a Gothic story, he's this type of hero.


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HSSPP Recruitment 2017 for 6672 Computer Teacher Vacancies at hsspp.in
HSSPP Recruitment 2017 . Haryana School Shiksha Pariyojna Parishad, Haryanp Shiksha Sadan, Sector-5, Panchkula – 134105 invited online application on behalf of Department of Scfloot Education, Haryana, for fitting up the 3336 posts of Computer Instructors and 3336 posts of Junior Computer lnstructors purety on contractual basis initiatty for a period of one year and further extendabte on yearty basis subjecto satisfactory performance of the candidate and continuation of the scheme . The employment details about the posts, age limit, educational qualification, experience and other conditions are given below as link. The candidates are requested to go through the details and ensure that they fulfill the minimum prescribed criteria before applying. Apply online from 22.03.2016 titt 05.00 PM on 08.04.2016 at the website www.recruitrhgnt-portal.in
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I used to have loads of chikan outfits; my family are original U.P folk so this kinda stuff floated around so much so I got fed up of it (and it kinda went out of fashion too!)
Anyway - my interest has been rekindled by the numerous pretty kurta's I keep seeing and recent posts in the blog Pink 2.55 has made me take action! How pretty is this??
I am going to get in touch with my Lucknow connections and see if I can get some pretty things shipped out to me! Once I see what these are like I will be happy to help my beautiful readers out too! If you're interested leave a message below! (If you want to keep it private just say and it wont get published)- Lucknowi Chikankari direct from the city of 'Aap -Janaab' and Hazrat Ganj's Basket Chat!
In case you're not familiar with Chikan work it is usually done on cotton and is light threadwork - however heavier outfits can also be made and other fabrics can also be used.


text: Caledon Citizen http://caledoncitizen.com Wed Jan 23 20:42:26 2019 / +0000 GMT Universal Post Manager 1.1.2 [ www.ProfProjects.com ] Rock Garden Farms celebrates 30 years http://caledoncitizen.com/?p=27890 Wed Jan 23 20:42:26 2019 / +0000 GMT http://caledoncitizen.com/?p=27890 Written By SCOTT TAYLOR It has always been very much a family affair when it comes to Rock Garden Farms in Caledon East, says Margaret Galati, the second generation to carry on the Iuglio clan tradition. "My mom started it in 1988 when she had too much corn for our other store, which my dad had been running for 20 years, so my dad decided to set her up with corn and a wagon on the end of the road here. So she started selling corn out of a wagon." The problem was standing on the side of the road with vehicles hurtling back and forth wasn't the safest way to sell corn, so it was decided to move her out of harm's way to the upper part of the hill. "So she was selling corn and the people would ask for a little bit of this and a little bit of that so she started selling a little bit of this and a little bit of that." Soon after, the family opened up their strawberry field to allow people to pick their own and that evolved into flowers and pies and a wider variety of produce, including pumpkins in the fall. "We're here from April to November, seven days a week," Galati said. My dad has always worked in the food industry. He was a produce manager and had his own store for 20 years and we've been here this long as a family. Now it's my husband and I and my three boys and so we all work here together. I've been here full time for 25, 30 years, while raising the kids. Our family just takes great pride in bringing in the freshest stuff and we go as local as possible." Part of the enjoyment of visiting Rock Garden Farms is strolling the grounds and wandering through the store where a rainbow of flowers combine to produce a heavenly scent in a sea of colour. "The colours, the smells, the scents and the flavours make a difference," Galati said. "People say they can taste a difference because it's so fresh. My husband and my dad go to the market at 1:30 a.m. and they're usually back here by 7:30. It's a one-place stop for all the farmers to do their buying. We buy as we go along so that's why it stays fresher instead of sitting in a warehouse like some other places." With strawberry season beckoning, "This year we're doing a fundraiser for Family Transition Place in Orangeville. Some of the proceeds from the strawberry picking will go there so we're trying to encourage people to come out with their families, pick some strawberries, have a good day and then our family will donate. This being our 30th year, we picked three charities and we are donating to each of them during each season. "Flower season was Hospice House, strawberry season will be Family Transition House, and pumpkin season will be the Community Services. Our Family wants to give back because we've been blessed." And while the farm does keep regular business hours, Galati laughed when reciting them. "You know what? If you see the gate open, come on in."]]> 27890 2018-06-07 12:17:03 2018-06-07 16:17:03


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My room was a mess and meals weren't planned out. I was constantly being surprised by assessments and notes to myself and lists of what I had to do were scribbled somewhere to be lost.
Scrap pieces of paper used to hold my whole uni semester's life {{and risked being thrown out by the boyfriend -cough cough-}}
As first semester exams approached, I knew I had to get my life in order. A goodie good good friend of mine asked for a diary for her 21st and we insisted on bringing her to Officeworks, the local stationery shop in Australia. Soon after {{more like an hour!}}, we left with a brand spanking new red personal sized metropol by Filofax.
I followed suit.
Not long after, I fell in love with this:
A personal metropol in kingfisher blue!
She's soft, she's squishy and she's my new diary!
|Motivational quote from photocardboutique.
I fell in love with this system as it allowed me to personalise the diary to my needs.
The rings allow me to move what I need to where I need it to be and shuffle it around till I arranged a suitable system. While I paid the extortionate $80 that was asked for in Australia, I did not regret it! This is because it has allowed me to plan my time better with extra social activities. It also led me to a great community on instagram {{#filofax got me obsessed!}} and I got to know a fair few of you girlies on there!
Some things never change -
My room is still a mess {{crafty stuff and sticky notes still lie on the floor}}
And I still scribble on scrap pieces of paper.
But my studies have never been more organised and I have never felt more prepared for my assessments. As a student, I'm glad that has changed.
Now, I can...
Stop and smell the roses, as the saying goes.
How much has a diary/organiser, Filofax or not, changed your life?
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NVIDIA has open sourced its CUDA compiler for the benefit of "academic researchers and software-tool vendors." To enable them "to more easily add GPU support for more programming languages and support CUDA applications on alternative processor architectures". The NVIDIA compiler is based on the popular LLVM
The NVIDIA CUDA is a GPGPU(General-Purpose GPU) solution that enables software to take advantage of a computer's graphics hardware for non-graphics related tasks. The kind of highly parallelized computation that graphics hardware excels at can also be beneficial in processing other kinds of data. Video encoding and decoding, mathematical / scientific calculations, and other tasks that can benefit from massive parellization could be run on the GPU to greately accelerate throughput.
Currently CUDA is restricted to NVIDIA hardware only, however with the this opening of the CUDA platform it could be used for other architectures, such as those by Intal and AMD. An alternative open standard OpenCL, by the creators of OpenGL is also available and can be used across platforms.
The NVIDIA compile source code is not available openly -- at least not right now -- but only for "qualified academic researchers and software tools developers," who need to register at NVIDIA's website in order to obtain access to the source code.


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The Wedding Bells
A new show from master storyteller David E. Kelley should be cause for celebration, but "The Wedding Bells" mostly limps down the aisle and is no occasion for a lavish reception. Consequently, what some hoped would be one of the events of the season turns out more like a shindig at the VFW hall.
The show, about a family of wedding planners, was conceived originally by Jason Katims, whose work on "Friday Night Lights," "My So-Called Life" and other series also raised expectations. Kelley and Katims took their first run at the premise with "DeMarco Affairs," a pilot ABC rejected a few years ago.
Kelley thought it wasn't funny enough. After Fox asked him to make it better the second time around, Kelley and Katims overcompensated. This time there's more than enough yuks but too little dramatic heft.
In the opener, every bride is a wack job, to one degree or another, and some are out and out Bridezillas. That part is fine, but there has to be more to it.
"Bells" needs to be about more than pacifying that week's psycho bride (or her demanding mother), or it risks being an updated version of "The Love Boat." It needs regular flesh-and-blood relatable characters with depth and credible conflicts. And it needs stories that are absorbing and substantive and maybe a little different, none of which we get in tonight's premiere.
The show will gets a boost by following "American Idol" tonight and tapping into its huge audience. That's where the "something borrowed" comes in. Then "Bells" moves to 9 p.m. Fridays. That would be the "something blue" part.
"Bells," like "Grey's Anatomy," is a play on the last names of the main characters. It is about three sisters who take over the wedding business after their parents get divorced (and disappear from the face of the earth). Eldest sister Jane (Teri Polo) is the responsible one; middle sister Annie (KaDee Strickland) is trustworthy but has a romantic streak; youngest sister Sammy Bell (Sarah Jones) helps out when she's not bedding one groomsman or another.
Rounding out the cast are a frustrated wedding singer (Chris Williams), Jane's fussy husband and the business accountant (Benjamin King) and a wedding photographer (Michael Landes), whose affair with Annie, though officially ended, still smolders.
From a production standpoint, the show is outstanding. The sets are bright and convincing, and Jon Amiel, brought in to direct the pilot, makes the stories visually exciting. The wedding gift needed most, though -- some dimension and character development -- was left off the registry.
David E. Kelley Prods. in association with 29th Century Fox Television
Credits: Executive producers: David E. Kelley, Jason Katims, Jonathan Pontell; Creators-writers: Jason Katims, David E. Kelley; Director: Jon Amiel; Casting: Deb Aquila. Cast: Annie Bell: KaDee Strickland; Jane Bell: Teri Polo; Sammy Bell: Sarah Jones; David Conlon: Michael Landes; Russell Hawkins: Benjamin King; Ralph Snow: Chris Williams; Amanda Pontell: Missi Pyle.


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The French and Indian War: 1660–1763
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Written By: Christopher Collier, James Lincoln Collier
Narrated By: Jim Manchester
Publisher: Blackstone Audiobooks
Date: June 2013
Duration: 1 hours 45 minutes
History is dramatic—and the renowned, award-winning authors Christopher Collier and James Lincoln Collier demonstrate this in a compelling series aimed at young readers. Covering American history from the founding of Jamestown through present day, these volumes explore far beyond the dates and events of a historical chronicle to present a moving illumination of the ideas, opinions, attitudes and tribulations that led to the birth of this great nation.
The French and Indian War: 1660-1763 covers much more than the few years during which the English and French fought over the division of the North American continent in one of the most neglected periods of American history. In this volume in The Drama of American History series, authors Christopher Collier and James Lincoln Collier trace how England's other rivals for control of America were eliminated over this period until the only source of conflict left would be between the British and their own colonists. This series offers a fairly unique approach to American history by focusing on core content rather than a blizzard of names and dates, giving listeners a good sense of not only what happened, but why, as England eliminated its competition.


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Hello Lovelies!
It's Currently again! The delightful and charming Lindsey from Ot and Et is in charge whilst Randalin from Harvesting Kale who is now back to hosting following the birth of her, frankly beautiful, baby girl. I can't tell you how much I enjoyed co-hosting with lovely Lindsey whilst she had a few weeks to herself - thank you for letting me guys!
Anyway, on to the business in hand! This week's themes are: Facing, Snapping, Counting Loving, Hopping...
I have been facing up to my responsibilities and looking after my older brother (who has learning difficulties) and my Ma and Pa's dogs whilst they take a little break together. Sheesh it's hard work. I made it a little worse for myself by inviting a friend of Biscuit's over to play as well, but WOW did I feel like I was being pulled in a lot of directions. I'm not sure how well I did, but everyone seemed to survive!
Due to the sudden and unexpected death of my camera I have been snapping away on my phone instead. Although (generally speaking) the picture quality suffers I do like the immediate nature of it. See it, snap it. No "Now where did I put that camera" faffing nonsense for me! I love to take lots of random pictures, it doesn't bother me if they're great or not, as long as they make me smile. It's nice to discover some of the less important ones after a little time has passed and I've forgotten about them, they tend to be the ones that make me smile most! I had forgotten I'd ever taken these two, but I love them a lot.
I am currently, unashamedly counting the days until I get to go out with my girly friends for a drink next week. I've got transport sorted, outfit sorted and I've been saving my pennies! It's all in the anticipation for me.
I am very much loving watching Wiggles' vocabulary grow. Everyday she seems to pick up something different from one of us. I love the way she bellows "Hello!" at everyone she passes. I love the way she will repeat back "Okay!" if you ask her something with a phrase that ends with the word. She does the same that with "Alright!" It's so sweet. Others probably find it dull. They are wrong.
Biscuit has been hopping from book to book lately. We were really lucky to be given a whole box full on Sunday, left over from a book stall in our local church. Her reading is coming on so well and it warms my heart to see her hop from reading a "proper" school book, to a fairly wordy book of her own with such ease. She loves to read, I can see the pride it brings her.
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Hi friends! We are so excited to introduce you to The Daily Scrub, a wonderful and luxurious soap company featuring handcrafted, artisan soaps by Rachel Chieppa!
If you have not had the opportunity to check out handmade, artisan soaps, then take a look at Rachel's beautiful creations in her ETSY shop or on her Facebook page. Be careful, because if you are like me, you will be hooked! The Daily Scrub's soaps are beautiful, and I find myself staring at them (and the case of the Pumpkin Spice soap~wanting to eat it!).
The Daily Scrub offers soaps for all seasons and occasions. Much like our candles, Rachel's handcrafted artisan soaps are a celebration of places and things her customers love. For example, her beautiful Tropical Waters Soap is a wonderful reminder of the beauty of your favorite beach. Look at her attention to detail in this photo ~ amazing!
Rachel uses the finest ingredients available to hand craft her beautiful artisan soaps, and they will leave your skin feeling refreshed, rejuvenated, and moisturized. The Daily Scrub has been featured in a number of publications and artisan shows around Virginia, and Rachel was selected to create a Signature Soap for the talented Jennifer Warthan of Warthan Farms Photography. You can also find Rachel and her beautiful display of soaps at the Petersburg Farmers Market on the weekends!
We are excited today to team up with The Daily Scrub and offer our fans and customers a Holiday Cheer Giveaway! Along our Bay Candle Co. journey, we have met some amazing and talented business owners, and Rachel is no exception. Her soaps capture the essence and beauty of things and places her customers love, and provide the added benefit of cleansing and moisturizing. Our Bay Candle Co. candles are designed to remind our sweet customers of people, places, and things they love and provided the added benefit of sweet fragrances and beautiful light.
We are fortunate to be showcased in 9 amazing retail stores throughout Virginia and North Carolina and growing! Our candles have become popular due to our use of high quality soy wax (a renewable and natural resource), our all-American made materials, and our company's mission to give back by donating a portion of each sale to our Brightening the Lights of Success Scholarship Fund. We've received many wonderful compliments about our candles, and we've most recently been told that by one of our sweet customers that our candles are "1,000 times more beautiful and fragrant than any Yankee candle I've owned!" Wow! (We love Yankee candles, and we are THRILLED to be able to stand up among such a great leading brand of candles!)
Now for the Giveaway! We are excited to offer one lucky fan of The Daily Scrub and Bay Candle Co. a package of The Daily Scrub's wonderful Holiday Cheer Soaps (2 soaps) and one of our beautiful Classic Christmas candles from our Celebration Collection!
To enter, Visit both The Daily Scrub and Bay Candle Co. on Facebook (click on the name links) and Like both pages. Comment on one of the giveaway posts with what you love best about the holidays! We'll choose a random fan on Tuesday, November 12th!
For extra entries, please share our giveaway post and let us know that you did!
If you can't wait for our giveaway to end and would like to order any of The Daily Scrub's amazing soaps or one of our beautiful candles, please visit our stores here ~ http://www.etsy.com/shop/DailyScrubSoap & www.BayCandleCo.com. Give your friends and family the gift of rejuvenation and sweet fragrances and beautiful light this holiday season!
From The Daily Scrub and Bay Candle Co., thank you all for your sweet support! We are truly thankful, and both lucky to have such amazing fans!
We wish you and yours a happy holiday season! Take care!
~The Daily Scrub & Bay Candle Co.
And, the winner of our Cheerful Giveaway is…
Stephanie VanWagner!
Stephanie writes, "I love the cooler weather here in Houston, and more than that, spending time with my family and friends." Thank you Stephanie for sharing what you love best about the holidays! We are excited to send you two of The Daily Scrub's Holiday Cheer soaps and one of our Classic Christmas candles! We wish you and your family a wonderful holiday season, and we thank you so much for your support! Please message us with your address.
Congratulations Stephanie, and may your holidays be merry and bright!
Friends, all of The Daily Scrub's beautiful soaps are available online at http://www.dailyscrubsoap.com. All of our candles are available in one of our 9 retail locations as well as our online store at http://www.BayCandleCo.com. Remember to stop and enjoy the little things in life friends! Do something sweet for yourself today. Take care, and happy holidays!


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Actor Srikanth has stated that after doing Shankar's 'NaNban', there is a new facet to his cine career.
After Nanban, there is new movie starring Srikanth which is titled 'Paagan'. He is the solo hero for the movie.
Srikanth spoke regarding the movie experience:-
'Paagan is a romantic comedy. Director for the movie, Aslam, has given different experience through the movie. The movie would definitely be enjoyed.'
'Through very mention of word 'Paagan' one would recollect elephant. But in the movie, I am Paagan for cycle. The interest a youth shows upon his cycle which is a part of his life has been cinematized beautifully.'
'Director Ameer suggested me to listen to the story. It was a beautiful script. I got satisfaction of doing Cheran's movie or Ameer's movie through Aslam's directorial venture.'
'Many who see me today say that I am slim and am very much like boy next door. It is justified if I thank Shankar for this. Only through doing roles befitting age, one could achieve, said Shankar. I took his word for granted.'
The heroine for the movie, Janani debuted through Avan Ivan and mesmerized fans. The movie would prove a break for her' said Srikanth.


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We've already brought you our picks for shows and stars for this year's Emmys, but with the nominations being announced next week we thought we'd choose just a few more people who deserve recognition! We've combined all the 'Supporting' categories into one handy bite-size article - we've chosen our top three for each group, and then added some honourable mentions because these are tough fields and we had to cheat a little bit. So read on to find out who we think deserves to get those all-important nominations on July 14...
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
Peter Dinklage ('Game of Thrones') - Few Game of Thrones characters are as much fun, or as complex, as Tyrion Lannister. Peter Dinklage is terrific as the man also known as 'The Imp' - intelligent, rude, humorous and immensely likeable. It's possible that the Academy will follow past form and only reward Game of Thrones for its technical achievements, but many of the show's actors also deserve to be recognised, not least Dinklage.
John Noble ('Fringe') - You'd be hard-pressed to find a Fringe fan who doesn't agree that John Noble's eccentric Walter is the best thing about the show. Deeply eccentric, occasionally irascible, both funny and occasionally heart-breaking, the character is an absolute delight. But Noble really proved his worth this year, taking on double-duty as the scientist's twisted double Walternate. Fringe has been snubbed by the Emmys in the past, but we're hoping that this year could be the sci-fi drama's time to shine.
Walton Goggins ('Justified') - Let's be honest, it's an absolute crime that Walton Goggins hasn't won an Emmy sooner. His performance on FX drama The Shield as corrupt cop Shane Vendrell was simply stunning, and he's equally superb opposite Timothy Olyphant in the cable network's Justified. Like Shane, Goggins's Boyd Crowder is utterly despicable yet throughly likeable - a testament to this actor's unique talents.
Also worth a mention: Alan Cumming is always deliciously slimy on The Good Wife - maybe the Scottish actor could scoop an Emmy this year? His co-stars Chris Noth and Josh Charles could also be in with a chance. Mad Men's John Slattery has long been an Emmy favourite, so it's also a strong possibility that his performance as Roger Sterling will get the nod this year. And while it's unlikely, we'd love to see Joshua Jackson nominated for his role as Fringe hero Peter Bishop. His performance erased all memories of Dawson Creek's Pacey - no easy task!
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series
Emilia Clarke ('Game of Thrones') - Can you believe that Game of Thrones was Emilia Clarke's first big role? Us neither. She absolutely shone as Dany, quickly becoming many people's favourite character. Her transformation from meek and mild to tough and strong has been fantastic, and my God, that closing scene was incredible. Watching her cling on to Drogo and then forcing herself to let him go was unbelievably moving, but there's also a steeliness about her. Amazing.
Archie Panjabi ('The Good Wife') - Archie Panjabi (deservedly) won the gong last year, and considering she was even better in the second season, it's not unlikely that she could do it again. Watching Kalinda break down - that scene when we saw her crying - has been utterly compelling. It's added even more complexities to a character that still manages to keep an incredible amount of mystery about her. A superb performance. It's worth mentioning Panjabi's co-star Christine Baranski too, who's also great.
Margo Martindale ('Justified') - Natalie Zea's also submitted herself in this category, but Margo Martindale simply has to be nominated for her role as Mags or there is something very wrong. She could have been a straight-up villain, but Justified never takes the easy route and instead decided to add all kinds of layers. It wouldn't have worked without Martindale, who was simply excellent from start to finish.
Also worth a mention: Khandi Alexander and Kim Dickens from Treme, Kristin Bauer van Straten and Deborah Ann Woll for being consistently awesome in True Blood, the women of Parenthood, Sandra Oh for being so damn good in that trauma storyline on Grey's Anatomy, Boardwalk Empire's super Kelly Macdonald and, of course, Mad Men's Christina Hendricks. I would also absolutely love to see Kiernan Shipka, who plays Sally Draper, get a nomination for being one of the most outstanding child actresses ever.
Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series
Ty Burrell ('Modern Family') - Wow, this was a tough pick. Which Modern Family star to go for? Eventually, it just came down to Ty Burrell, who pretty much anchors the show and is always very, very funny (fix that step, though, honestly). But it could really have been any of them - Eric Stonestreet is always fab, Jesse Tyler Ferguson had that Spider-Man moment in the toilet, Ed O'Neill is great at being constantly exasperated. It would also be nice to see recognition for Nolan Gould, who is thrilling as silly little Luke even though he's really a MENSA member in real life.
Nick Offerman ('Parks and Recreation') - Another tough pick. Of course Parks and Recreation deserves a nomination, but the real question is who to give it to. Although we love all of them, especially Aziz Ansari and Adam Scott, it has to be Nick Offerman. Ron Swanson is one of the best comic creations around and the more we get to see of him, the better. Plus, oh my God, that moustache.
Danny Pudi ('Community') - Seriously, these ensemble comedies are killing us. Chevy Chase, Donald Glover and Ken Jeong are super, but really it always has to be Danny Pudi. Whether he's delivering a baby in the background of a scene or spitting pop culture references at an incredibly high speed, just one look at his fabulously deadpan face can raise a chuckle. Great stuff.
Also worth a mention: The guys of Glee always have a good shot, especially Max Adler and Chris Colfer for their sterling work in the bullying storyline. It would be nice to see the men of The Big C get some kind of recognition, while Garret Dillahunt is a great, goofy grandfather on Raising Hope. Peter Facinelli is fabulously annoying as Coop on Nurse Jackie, and could we see some love for The Office's supporting cast in Steve Carell's last season? How I Met Your Mother's Neil Patrick Harris and Jason Segel and The Big Bang Theory's Simon Helberg also have a good shot.
Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series
Jane Lynch ('Glee') - As the Glee juggernaut rolls onwards, last year's winner Lynch seems a dead cert to be nominated again this year. But with her character absent from several episodes in Glee's second season, her victory is far from certain this time around. Ironically, Lynch's best work this year was her moving and dramatic performance in the episode 'Funeral' - maybe this could tip the scales her way?
Rashida Jones ('Parks & Recreation') - We've long been a fan of Rashida Jones, and the actress brought a charm and wit to her role in The Office back in 2006. She's similarly appealing on NBC's Parks & Rec as Anne Perkins, playing perhaps the most difficult role - that of the straight woman, surrounded by comic characters. Her nomination alone is probably a long shot, but we'd love to see Jones walk away with an Emmy this year.
Betty White ('Hot in Cleveland') - Betty White deserves an Emmy. Why? Because she's Betty White. OK, so the veteran actress already has seven (count 'em, seven) of the awards on her mantelpiece, but she's a national treasure who owns a pet elephant, swears like a trooper and drinks vodka with David Letterman. And she's great on Hot in Cleveland - how many more reasons do you need?
Also worth a mention: Alison Brie's Community performance always raises a smile, so perhaps it's wise not to rule the actress out completely. Eve Best is superb on Nurse Jackie, but is probably another Emmy long-shot. Outside of the traditional sitcom, Bridesmaids star Kristin Wiig's continuing contribution to Saturday Night Live is also worthy of recognition.
Who are your favourite supporting artists on TV? Voice your opinions below!
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OCA – On Click Action, displays an attribute with 'HYPERLINK' if we implement OCA for that particular attribute. We can write logic for action to be triggered when user clicks on OCA(Hyperlinked) Attribute. In this tutorial, we will be implementing OCA for a search list attribute. When user clicks on this attribute system will takes us to detailed overview page of selected attribute in search list
1. Below image is snapshot of search list, in this we will be implementing OCA for 'Description' attribute
2. In order to implement OCA, we need to get Component->View->Node->Attribute details. We use F2 key to get these technical details
3. Once if we get Technical details using F2, go to TCode 'BSP_WD_CMPWB'. Enter component name and click display. At left panel, open Views node in tree structure, double click on view name which we got through F2 popup. This will displays details of that particular view in right panel. In right panel open context node and in turn attribute which we got through F2
4. In our case attribute name is ACCOUNT_DESCRIPTION. We want to implement OCA for this attribute. If we want to implement OCA we need to change field property in GET_P_ method of that particular attribute. So right click on STRUCT.ACCOUNT_DESCRIPTION and choose generate Getter_P method. This will generate GET_P(Property method) method and once if its generated, it will resemble like
5. Double click on GET_P_ACCOUNT_DESCRIPTION method and implement the following code
CASE iv_property.
WHEN if_bsp_wd_model_setter_getter=>fp_fieldtype.
rv_value = cl_bsp_dlc_view_descriptor=>field_type_event_link.
WHEN if_bsp_wd_model_setter_getter=>fp_onclick.
rv_value = 'LINKCLICK'.
Code in Yellow is used to change field property of attribute to OCA/Hyperlink
Code in Green is used to create an Event which has to be
triggered when user clicks on this hyper link
FYI, here we ONLY GIVE EVENT NAME, we have to create an
event separately with the same name(LINKCLICK) and write logic there.
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The surge in first home buyers entering the property market last year on the back of historically low interest rates has helped ease rental rates across Australia.
According to RP Data, there has been minimal rental increases over the last 12 months, with rates for both houses and units remaining relatively unchanged.
Currently the national average rental rates are $440 for houses and $417 for units.
During 2009, weekly rents fell by 4.5 per cent for houses and 1.4 per cent for units.
RP Data research analyst Cameron Kusher said with so many renters moving into home ownership, it was inevitable that the rental growth would ease.
"Added to this was the fact that rents had been recording steady and consistent growth during recent years," Mr Kusher said.
Perth recorded the greatest fall in rental rates, at 6.9 per cent, followed by Canberra, which suffered a 3.3 per cent drop in rental rates and Sydney with a 1.5 per cent drop.


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We are long past the days of being surprised when Kristen Stewart gives a great performance in a movie. I do wonder what her career would look like without the Twilight movies, though. If she was still the actor who did Panic Room and Zathura – just not the Twilight movies – I suspect she'd be making the same kind of movies we see her in today. She doesn't seem like someone who is that interested in huge studio movies. Without Twilight, the only two differences would be a) the whole "I'm shocked she's good," 2012 – 2014 phase of her career and b) she'd probably have a lot less paparazzi attention.
But with Personal Shopper – which premiered at Cannes and just had its New York Film Festival debut – she does something I've never seen her do before: She singlehandedly turns a movie that probably should have been dreadful into something that can be described as "good." I mean, seriously, she saved this movie. Oh, let me explain:
Before we even get to the plot, let it be known that the second act of Personal Shopper is almost entirely a series of text messages. If you've ever thought, I love getting text messages so much I wish I could watch someone get text messages in a movie, then you will love Personal Shopper. For the other 99 percent of us, it's annoying. And goes on and on and on. Plus, Kristen Stewart's character, Maureen, has the "keyboard clicks" feature on – while she's traveling on what appears to be the quiet car of a train. (If there were ever a moment I lost sympathy for her character, it was right here.)
I found myself getting actively annoyed during a movie I was enjoying until that point. And director Olivier Assayas (who directed Stewart in the wonderful Clouds of Sils Maria) just keeps coming back to those texts. It just keeps on happening. It was kind of like airplane turbulence in the middle of a flight. Basically, if you can make it through the rough part, it doesn't come back. But, boy, that rough part does last for a good while.


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Protein is not specifically known to contribute to body fat, and diets high in protein have been shown to actually have the opposite effect. Any source of calories can contribute to body fat if eaten in excess of the basal metabolic rate plus daily caloric energy expenditure.
A January 2012 study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that diets low in protein had a correlation with higher percentages of body fat as opposed to lean body mass, such as muscle tissue. An incorrect association between protein and body fat may stem from fatty meats being viewed as a primary source of protein.


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Arvest offers a variety of options when it comes to banking accounts, including a free checking account option, as well as accounts that offer more benefits and protections for a fee. Bankers should know how they are going to transfer money into the account before applying. The application can still go through without that information, but money is needed to make the account functional, according to Arvest Bank.


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Alok Rodinhood Kejriwal Facebooked today this "Why does misery of other people make us happy?" and this is my take on the same question. I fail to answer it but I don't crave happiness – it comes naturally (sometimes due to reasons and rest of the times without them).
Now, isn't happiness the natural state of human beings. We are born with a basic understanding of love and all other form of emotions comes by with experience. So, why it is that happiness finds it difficult to come by us when we grow up? The momentary joy of being able to say "I told you so" or "You deserved it" is more fun than actually helping them face the problem. What has made us degrade from that blissful state into the sordid one? Why does inflicting pain, directly or indirectly bring that fleeting feeling of festivity to our heart?
We seek happiness in material things or a cigarette smoked or a drink had, but we forget the conversation we had over the drink or that smoke. We just remember that bad hangover after one too many drinks. We take pleasure in sharing our tales of sorrow to all, even when we know no one is really interested in listening to it.
We seek happiness in what makes others miserable. We enjoy from the fact that someone is unhappy either because of us or due to something that we didn't do, which might have helped that person through. Somehow we have forgotten the natural instinct of loving people and being in a state of sheer happiness, without being sadist about it.
Perhaps we have forgotten that joy is best when it is shared with people you love and sorrows sort of mellow down in company. Loneliness never enhances happiness and never allows distress to get out of your life. As a rule we are bound to be with people, but our current lifestyle has made us impervious to any feelings of joy and has increased the craving. Maybe that is why we enjoy scorn, sarcasm and sadism instead of love, happiness and laughter.


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Palomar Nurses, Caregivers Ratify Contract
Originally published December 31, 2017 at midnight, updated December 31, 2017 at midnight
San Diego Both nurse and caregiver unions at Palomar Health recently voted to approve four-year deals with management after seven months of working without a contract.
Under the agreements, ratified Dec. 19-21, 3,000 employees received a retroactive pay raise, effective January 2017, according to the California Nurses Association. The contracts expire 2021.
"The pay increases for both unions was 10 percent across the board for all workers. With yearly experience steps that should be around a 16 percent wage increase during the life of the agreement," Desi Murray, labor representative at the association, wrote in an email.
In addition to pay, the contracts include stipulations such as dedicated patient and lift transport teams in all facilities to reduce injuries, according to the association.
The agreements came as nurses and caregivers threatened to strike. In August, the nurses union told the San Diego Business Journal it remained far apart in negotiations with Palomar Health management over pay and working conditions.
A Dec. 18 association news release reported that tentative deals were struck, pending union votes. Prior to the ratifications, Palomar Health released a statement to the Business Journal.
"We are pleased the negotiating process is over and we can put our full attention to providing superior patient care while maintaining our fiduciary responsibility to the residents of our health care district," said Diane Hansen, Palomar Health interim president and CEO. "In the end we came together to reach an agreement that reflects the compassionate service our employees provide this community each and every day."
Palomar serves Escondido, Poway and additional inland communities.
Palomar Health opened Palomar Medical Center Escondido in 2012.


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We always have lacto-fermented carrots on hand. They're wonderful added to a fresh garden salad, or, with the addition of yogurt, touch of honey, and drizzle of orange juice, they're a new "fast food!", turned into their very own side-salad!
Pickl-It Dilled Carrots
1 1/2 lbs grated organic carrots (don't peel!)
3 heads dill or 1 T packed fresh dill weed
2% brine (19 grams salt + 4-cups water)
1 1/2 T water for airlock
- Load the 1-liter Pickl-It with grated carrots and dill
- Pack carrots to remove air pockets
- Dissolve salt in water; pour over carrots until brine-height reaches the "shoulder".
- Place lettuce, kale, chard, or cabbage leaf on top the shredded carrots,
- Place Dunk'R on top of chosen leaf material; insert flat-end of French rolling pin or wooden spoon into Dunk'R to press carrots/leaf, expressing oxygen
- Brine should extend 1-inch above carrots
- Snap the Pickl-It lid closed.
- Install airlock in lid (if it isn't already in place), and add approximately 1 1/2 T water to the airlock, snapping on airlock plastic cover
- Place Pickl-It in a dark corner of the counter – for 3 to 5 days – drape towel around Pickl-It, but not over airlock, blocking light
- Ideal fermenting temperature is 72°F; if warmer, fermentation may occur in 3 days; if cooler, up to 7 days
- Remove the airlock and insert the Pickl-It Plug'R for refrigerator storage.
Ideal fermenting temperature is 68°F-72°F; if warmer, fermentation may occur in 3 days; if cooler, up to 7 days.
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When he got there, a guy in his 20s came up to him, requiring cash and a cellular phone. Police said the thief took the money and phone and ran off. The victim followed the robber with his automobile. The robber then took out a gun and fired 3 or four rounds at the victim, police stated. Untouched, the victim sped up towards the shooter and struck him. The suspect dropped the gun, then found it, grabbed it, and ran again, police said.
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If I had to choose a single word to describe the dominant attitude in Russian society, it would be "mistrust."
The meteor, or possibly small asteroid, that exploded over the Ural Mountains city of Chelyabinsk on Feb. 15 illustrated this as few other events could.
The world saw the meteor thanks to the dashboard cameras that are so common in Russian cars. U.S. publications from the New Yorker to Wired delighted in writing about the dash cam phenomenon, unheard of in the United States or Europe. Russians use the devices because they cannot trust police, judges, insurance companies or witnesses in case of a fender bender. A camera providing incontrovertible evidence pays for itself even if the accident is relatively minor.
According to the government-owned newspaper Rossiyskaya Gazeta, in 2011 Russians bought 300,000 dash cams, and in 2012 the market probably more than doubled.
In the case of the meteor, however, the cameras were not enough to overcome mistrust.
Liberal columnist Yulia Latynina was quick to publish a column in Novaya Gazeta, strongly suggesting that the fiery object in the sky was no celestial body but a misfired missile from a nearby testing ground where a military exercise was taking place. When the version failed to stand up, Latynina asked Novaya Gazeta to remove the story from its site and issued an apology, admitting that the object was indeed a meteor.
"Paranoia tends to be logical, while life is not," Latynina explained.
Some remained unconvinced that no foul play was involved.
Former privatization minister Alfred Kokh wrote several status updates on Facebook voicing suspicions of a cover-up. "Less than 24 hours after the fact nobody is searching for the object any longer," he wrote. "I don't know about you, but I get the feeling somebody is taking me for an idiot."
At the other end of the political spectrum, ultra-nationalist politician Vladimir Zhirinovsky suggested it was a U.S. missile that blew up over Chelyabinsk, leaving about 3,000 buildings in the industrial city windowless, injuring about 1,000 people with flying glass and causing about $30 million worth of damage.
"These are not meteors falling but Americans testing new weapons," Zhirinovsky said, according to the RIA Novosti news agency. "Nothing in outer space just falls, it's all done by people, warmongers, provocateurs."
As with most of Zhirinovsky's outbursts, it was hard to tell how serious he was. Given many Russians' instinctive mistrust of Americans, the statement was unlikely to lose him any votes.
Suspicions extended as far as the motives of victims in Chelyabinsk. The state-controlled news agency RIA Novosti reported that some were breaking their own windows, hoping to take advantage of government aid. Regional governor Mikhail Yurevich declared the report untrustworthy, a "canard."
Even the agendas of astronomers could not be trusted. When Lydia Rykhlova of the Russian Academy of Sciences' Astronomy Institute announced that Russia could protect itself from space threats at a cost of 58 billion rubles, or almost $2 billion, many commentators on social networks ridiculed the plan as a device to steal taxpayers' money.
"I am proud of Russia," corruption-fighting blogger Alexei Navalny wrote sarcastically. "It will be the first nation where even a stone falling from the sky becomes the reason for a mega-project aimed at stealing ten or twenty billion. Fix the roads in Chelyabinsk instead: The pits in them cause more damage in a year than 100 meteors."
Why the trust deficit? Sociologist Lev Gudkov offered some explanation in a scholarly article. Trust is higher in societies "with stable and open institutional systems," and lower in societies "with a high level of violence, aggression, an authoritarian or totalitarian form of government." In repressive societies, "mistrust becomes an important strategic resource for social survival, success and upward mobility."
Gudkov cited research showing that in 2008, only 27 percent of Russians agreed that people were generally to be trusted, while 68 percent were in favor of caution. The situation was reversed in Denmark, with 70 percent trusting and 29 percent not so much. In the U.S., 42 percent trusted their fellow citizens and 57 percent believed them relatively untrustworthy.
That said, maybe Americans should exercise some Russian-style caution when it comes to the Chelyabinsk meteor. On eBay, an American nicknamed ledlas is asking $999 for a brownish stone, allegedly a piece of the Russian meteor. "My brother is a news reporter in Russia. He managed to get one," claims the seller, who misspelled Chelyabinsk on the eBay page.
Leonid Bershidsky, an editor and novelist, is Moscow correspondent for Bloomberg View's World View.


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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Dreamcatcher Tent style Christmas card
Today marks the start of the new Die Cuttin' Diva's challenge. This weeks theme is:
Although this card doesn't scream Native American Heritage, the dreamcatcher is very important in Native American lore. It's believed that when they are hung in the window it catches the bad dreams and lets the good dreams through. My boys each have one I made long ago, but I recreated an old project to make Dreamcatcher ornaments for this card.
This tent fold card measures 4 1/4" x 5 1/2". The adorable card front cut out measures 4" (from Preserves). The card front layer is a Christmas polka-dot paper from the loose paper stacks at Joann's. I also used some DCWV green glitter paper for the green frame and I added a layer of white glitter paper to the back of the card base (behind the Dreamcatcher). It adds a wonderful shine, that really compliments the glitter in the tulle and frame.
I used some tulle and elastic cording to make this little "bow". The little sentiment is a Studio G stamp I stamped using Memento Tuxedo Black, and mounted it on the same DCWV green glitter paper I used for the frame. A little hot glue held it to the card base.
Here you can see how the card stands on it's own. The way the card is folded, it will flatten out to fit into a standard A2 envelope.
I simply punched a hole using my large Crop A Dile and threaded the ornament string to the back. I secured it with a little scotch tape so it can be removed and placed on the Christmas tree.
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7 comments:
- Rosie said...
super cute card!
- November 22, 2011 at 9:25 AM
- Rosie said...
super cute card!
- November 22, 2011 at 9:25 AM
- Miranda said...
Super Cute!
Miranda :)
- November 22, 2011 at 9:34 AM
- Pat N. said...
That's so neat Cheryl, love the cutout in the front and your bow is perfect! Great job!--Pat N.
- November 22, 2011 at 10:13 AM
- Bobby said...
What a neat idea to put the ornament in a tent card so people know it can/should be removed and hung on the tree.
- November 22, 2011 at 10:30 AM
- DIANA L. said...
Great job on the dream catcher. I thought there was a cartridge that had a dream catcher on it but I can't remember which one it is right now. Yours is beautiful and I love how you have the cut out in the front so the DC can work.
- November 22, 2011 at 9:12 PM
- Dip said...
super cute card! firstname.lastname@example.com www.scraplovingminis.blogspot.com
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HTC promised that its HTC Tattoo would be available with custom-made covers to make the smartphone as unique as its user. Well, HTC just launched their TattooMyHTC website, offering pre-designed covers for €11.99. You can also "design your own" custom covers for for €14.99.
The Android-powered Tattoo should soon be popping up in custom outfits all around Europe.
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