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School Supplies – Fill a backpack with various school supplies. Attach the saying to each one. Have a child choose an item from the backpack and then sing the corresponding song.
Eraser We have been blessed with the gift of repentance. We can "erase" our mistakes!
Repentance p. 98
Glue Stick Stick to the Savior's example like glue. If you do so, you will always choose the right!
I'm Trying to Be like Jesus p. 178, Jesus Once Was a Little Child p. 59
Pencil The scriptures contain the written words of Prophets. We can read them to learn how to return to our Heavenly Father and Savior.
Book of Mormon Stories p. 118, Seek the Lord Early p. 108, Search, Ponder, and Pray p. 109
Crayons Always remember your Primary Colors. Red is for courage to do what is right, yellow's for service from morning til night, blue is for truth in your thought and your deed. You will be happy when this is your creed!
Our Primary Colors p. 258
Sharpener Stay "sharp" and be in-tune. Always listen for the still small voice. He will help you choose the right!
The Holy Ghost p. 105
Calculator The best way to "calculate" how to return to Heavenly Father
is to follow His plan!
I Will Follow God's Plan p. 164
Ruler Always follow Heavenly Father's "rules". If you do, you will be blessed!
Keep the Commandments p. 146
Scissors "Cut" things from your life that aren't pleasing to Heavenly Father. When we follow the teachings of Jesus and choose the right, we will always be happy!
Choose the Right Way p. 160
Folders – This idea was originally seen Sugardoodle (credit unknown). Buy different colored school folders and label the fronts with school subjects. On the inside, write a Primary song that corresponds to the subject. Have a child choose a folder and then sing the song. Possible subjects are:
Biology My Heavenly Father Loves Me p. 228
Art Our Primary Colors p. 258
Anatomy Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes p. 275
Music Hum Your Favorite Hymn p. 152
Science When I Am Baptized p. 103
Reading The Books in the Book of Mormon p. 119, Scripture Power
Recess Do As I'm Doing p. 276
P.E. Hinges p. 277
Math Keep the Commandments p. 146
Social Studies Children All Over the World p. 16
History Book of Mormon Stories p. 118
Geography Called to Serve p. 174


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Birthday soon. Dec 21st. 18th bday.
Hey everyone(: been a while. Missed all of you wonderful people! Just have a couple of questions. Well my 18th birthday is coming up on the 21st and im wondering if anyone knows of any cake recipes that are low in sugar and are healthy for you? I really don't want this birthday to be like last years. Almost landed in the hospital cause of my blood sugar level. And if anyone knows of good diet websites or any good diets to follow(: january 1st is when i wanna start my new diet. New years resolution. And i only have 4 months to lose enough weight to look good in a prom dress for prom my senior year! Any ideas and suggestions would be great! :D thank you!
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Do you have an iPhone? The dLife app had some amazing recipes that are really great! There is also a diabetic recipe app if you have an android phone. If not, I'm sure you can find dLife online, or you can find something on this website as well! Happy birthday. :)
Brandi, there are sugar free cake mixes. I have seen them in larger supermarkets. There are also sugar free frostings. I think both Duncan Hines and Betty Crocker makes them.
There are all kinds of diets out there that could work for you from Paleo to Adkins to Weight Watchers. You have to find one that you like. You can also ask your doctor to refer you to a nutritionist to help you formulate a meal plan that will help you and then add an exercise routine to help with weight loss.
I remember 18: freshman year in college on four shots a day using urine sugars to determine how good control was and celebrating that I'd made it through a month NOT at home!
instead of worrying about cakes, cupcakes and food how about a celebration of LIFE! if you want "goodies" far too many good recipes for low carb cakes and cookies.
How about a party with the foods YOU enjoy and are permitted to eat?? Maybe your freinds will learn more about HOW to provide food you can eat if you show them a great meal that isn't poisonous to your health!
Instead I would advise you to just get cupcakes. Eating one won't hurt u and share the rest!!!
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Guncannon's Welcome Party
Whee! Today is the day I officially welcome Guncannon to R.A.W.R. Time to celebrate!
(For those not in the know, Guncannon is the new (second, to be exact) writer here. He joined a couple pf weeks ago.)
To start off, I'll do something that seems pretty popular an idea. Post up his picture!
Hehe, kidding, Guncannon is not a trap like impz. The real one is below at the bottom (and I mean right at the bottom of the post…)
Ok, ok, next step was to take down quotes from the other denizens of #AB on IRCHighway. I managed to gather quite a few… (Note: This list may expand even after publishing…)
Gunny-chan as I affectionately call him, shares a special relationship with my Sex Bunnie's programming port. He helps keep their firmware updated, I polish his Mecha Armour ^^.
I suppose I can just go "Guncannon needs to get better Internet" or something.
Next on the list is pay Aroduc.
No. I have nothing to say to the likes of Guncannon. >:3
* vissione mans the Guncannon * vissione SHOOP DA WOOP!
Guncannon once saved me from a KEKEKEKEKE Zerg rush
Hah, i do not really have much to say to be honest.
I've got something to say! he's not Extrange or sagematt that is all.
Ok, now to round things off, I just need to say one more thing to GC.
Ganbatte! Don't worry about your word count, lolz. If you think you write too long, what about Crusader over at T.H.A.T.?


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On Friday, JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) releases its earnings for the first quarter of this year. Because it and Wells Fargo are the first two major banks to report, investors and analysts will closely examining the results. In the video below, Motley Fool contributor John Maxfield discusses three specific things to watch for tomorrow.
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text: The Space Shuttle Discovery is now in place at its permanent home, the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum (in case you don't know, this is a huge complex outside of Washington DC near Dulles Airport - it's part of the whole Smithsonian, just not located down on the Mall near most of the other museums). It looks like WAMALUG recently displayed there, perhaps as part of events surrounding the opening of this new exhibit. A WAMALUG member, presumably TJJohn12, built these Mars probes. The first model is the Curiosity, a rover that is currently en route to Mars (set to land this August) with the mission to study the possibility that Mars ever supported life, collect data in preparation for a potential future manned mission, and to study the soil and geology of Mars. The second is the Mars Pathfinder, which landed on Mars in 1997 and operated for three months (in excess of its planned one month lifetime), conducting tests of the atmosphere and soil. The lander, dubbed the Carl Sagan Memorial Station unfolded to reveal solar panels and release a rolling robot named Sojourner.


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When the leadership of Handy Home Cleaning Inc.'s leadership began focusing on creating and maintaining profitability they chose a difficult path. Co-founders Oisin Hanrahan and Umang Dua wanted to keep investors happy while becoming more profitable. They needed quality staff in the 28 markets it served. Receiving a $50 million capital funding infusion helped, but still left many questions unanswered.
Implementing the online onboarding strategy throughout the company helped eventually, but initially registering of new workers plummeted 40% and with demand much more than their staff could handle, they had to cancel bookings by the thousands. But foregoing short-term profitability to improve their infrastructure helped them build a solid foundation. While growth and market penetration was the focus initially and attracted over $110 million in investments, quality service is now the focus.
The founders met while attending Harvard Business School and both saw on-demand cleaning as an enormous unclaimed market. But then competitors began to appear and compete for customers. When those competitors began to fail it was both bad news and good news for the company. They worried they might have ever-estimated the market, but the lack of competition allowed them to focus on sustainability. They also went through growing pains that included structural issues and snowballing demand. So they focused on improving their services.
Eventually the Handy.com online onboarding system began working as designed and the company also made the difficult decision to begin using chatbots to help with customer service. The combination has improved the quality of the service and profits. Handy's leadership also stopped expanding into new markets beyond the 28 they already served. This helped by increasing customer density in those markets. Its gross margins have more than doubled to 20%. As a result, 2017 is expected to be a great year for Handy Home Cleaning. Check out https://www.handy.com/cleaning-services/new-york.


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It was very telling that in last Thursday's election debate, none of the party representatives, not even the leader of the Greens, raised the issue of land costs and availability in terms of the dilemma faced in housing supply.
Nigel Farage mooted this as a supply and demand problem.
The facile inanity of this outlook is incredible in the enormity of its misunderstanding.
There is no shortage of supply of building materials or the skilled labour to turn them into living homes. The shortage is in the availability of land at a suitable cost.
Land is in fixed supply, all the land that is going to be made, has already been made and it cannot respond to supply and demand economics.
It was Benjamin Disraeli, who pointed out that all the great problems of politics eventually come down to the ownership of land.
There is probably no place in Western Europe where the acuity of his perception is more valid than in Scotland, where the iniquities of the inequity of the participation in private land tenure, lie behind much of our social and economic problems.
The SNP, so far, have not fully grasped the full potential of land reform, let alone seriously commit to meaningful change.
However, macro-economic circumstances and the outright perniciousness of the British establishment in hanging on to its last colony, will hopefully drag, however reluctantly, both Nicola Sturgeon and John Swinney to the realisation that their social and economic aspirations, including obviating the oil-price volatility problem, can only be attained by collecting the land rental value of the 30 per cent of the land surface area, 50 per cent of the marine solum and 70 per cent of the coastline of the current UK, that is Scotland.
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Here are some cities of Gujarat from where hot desi aunties you can have for friendship easily.Indian Women likes to wear sarees and many beautiful saree clothes collections available in Ahmedabad shopping malls. Desi Aunties and Gujarati Girls love the shopping in Gujarat major cities.
Amreli, Anand, Banaskantha, Bharuch, Bhavnagar
Dahod and Gandhinagar Aunties are also hot and famous.
Indian Aunties life is really craze full, some go out for work and some just stay at home and only concentrate on work. But in both cases Indian aunties look never get changed. They are still living happy and looks hot. Ever you see an Indian Aunty at your near by Market locations you will not able to stop you eyes to see them because these aunties backside views are really hot man!! you will enjoy your self and if you have came just took the cute photos and share with us. Indian Bhabhi and Indian Housewife Photos collection also coming soon.
Lets enjoy some desi Indian Aunties backside real photos taken and sent by users.
Desi Indian Aunties do not forget to have beautiful Jewelry along the bride dress. Also Lengha is the beautiful dress of Indian Bride. Indian aunties loves it and wear it with some artificial jewelry to make a surprising presence.
The Indian bridal wears have been the part of the country's marriage and cultural traditions. It is assure that wedding sarees, the most popular bridal wears worn in different areas, were popular in 1000 BC as well. Lehnga , another popular form of wedding costumes in India, and these was introduced by Mughal Kings and Queens.
Indian bridal sarees are mainly designed using chiffon or silk. Some of the famous designs for these Indian bridal clothes include Banarasi sarees, pure Kanjivaram, leheriya georgette and many more are being design for these Desi Indian Aunties and for Indian culture lovers.
Following Aunties photos presenting you a beautiful combination of Jewelry and Dresses embroidery work.
Today for your guys we have very interesting photos of Indian Aunties. Some young Indian women are having fun with Motorbikes and the more fun is for photographer who have taken these pics. [part 1]
Hot Aunties are using Motorbikes for going on leisure trips with boy friends and just friends. Indian Aunties sometimes face unwelcome reaction from other commuters, but that does not deter them from hitting the road.
Hot and Young Indian Aunties loves the Motorbike riding with friends and having lot of fun. Indian Culture is liberal than its neighboring countries. Pakistani Aunties or Bengali Aunties can not ride bikes as same as Desi Indian Aunties have freedom in India.


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As I sit here at the keyboard with sore shoulders, achy hamstrings, a crick in my neck, and tight as a rubber band that's been left in a middle school locker over the winter holiday, I wonder again when I will begin feeling all the wondrous, youth enhancing benefits of the yoga I've been practicing for about 2 years now. Then again, maybe if I hadn't been doing yoga all this time, I'd be feeling even worse than I do now! Can't prove the negative, right? Let's go with that.
I have a great yoga teacher. She's not one of those "access your third eye" types who reeks of patchouli and looks like she hasn't seen the inside of a shower stall in 6 weeks. She's actually quite a normal person, aside from being over 40 having stolen the body of a svelte 20 year-old and grafted it onto her head. Her ass won't quit, and I say that in a totally non-lesbianish but very envious sort of way. I could do lunges from now until 2012 and I'd NEVER achieve the awesomeness of her ass. But I digress.
Since you can't all come to Southern MD (and if you could, I know you'd be off like a herd of stampeding turtles!) and take a class with my yoga teacher, I thought I'd give you the next best thing. Then I realized that I can't friggin' do that either, so I thought I'd draw you some lame ass pictures of what I look like during my yoga class so you can mentally transport yourself and snicker behind my back from wherever you happen to be.
Just as I'm about to get lured into a false sense of serenity, my yoga teacher starts pulling asanas out of her ass and doesn't stop for the rest of the hour! Here is but a small sampling of some of the pretzelifications I am humiliatingly contorted into each week:
- Lolamouse
- Poetry and snark blogger who also has a creative side (who knew?)
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Get Off Your Asana! It's Time for Yoga!
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Kunor precisava de um novo design de logo e criou um concurso na 99designs.
Um vencedor foi selecionado entre 64 designs enviados por 18 designers freelancers.
We have a staff of full time in house designers. We are growing too big too fast so we would like to get some quality help!
Affiliate marketers. We would like to attract the top tier of those marketers.
Our competitors are sites like http://www.cj.com and http://www.markethealth.com.
We would like to have a similar feel so affiliates can identify with us.
Our only requirement is there must be an icon/crest included in the logo.
Saiba como um concurso de design funciona ou leia mais sobre nossos serviços de design de logo.


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Burglary and Property Crime in New Jersey
Many of our New Jersey alarm systems customers want to know what parts of the state are the most vulnerable to burglary and other property crimes – in other words, crimes that security systems are designed to ward off. Thanks to the FBI Uniform Crime Report, which runs about a year behind and recently released the preliminary data for 2017, we can provide you with that information. Right now, it appears that New Jersey cities with high incidents of these crimes in 2017 include:
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There are a few in the report that were something of an anomaly when it comes to being hit hard by burglary and property crime. For example, Woodbridge Township experienced 971 property crimes in 2016, but only 135 reported burglaries. The same was true of Edison Township, where 633 property crimes took place, but only 136 burglaries – and Elizabeth, which experienced an astonishing 1,747 property crimes as opposed to 386 burglaries.
What Is Property Crime?
For those who don't know, property crime is defined as any crimes involving burglary, larceny-theft, motor vehicle theft, and arson. The burglary numbers are included in the property crime numbers for each city.
In any case, these stats confirm what those of us in the security industry already knew: There has never been a greater need for homeowners to protect their properties with electronic security products, including alarm systems and video surveillance cameras, all monitored by a reliable, local monitoring center.
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CISA invites you to join our eight-workshop series on Mapping Out Your Farm's Future: Settings Goals for the Success and Sustainability of Your Farm beginning January 2017. In order to draw a map of the future of your farm, you need a solid foundation with which to review your past and assess your present. This workshop series will support farm owners and operators in decision making for realistic long-term financial, operational, marketing, and personal goals. Examples in the workshops will be farm related, but the skills and methodology will be relevant to all businesses.
Participation in the whole series is encouraged. You will be eligible for a one-on-one consultation by attending one Business Plan workshop. Attending three workshops gives you the eligibility for an additional one-on-one consultation related to the topic of any workshop being held. Dinner will be served at each session. The cost to attend the series is $90 for Local Hero members, or $15 for each individual workshop. The non-member fee is $110 for the series, or $18 for each individual workshop. Register online at buylocalfood.org or contact Stevie Schafenacker at email@example.com (413) 665-7100. If cost is a barrier to your participation, please feel free to contact Stevie to discuss options as we want everyone to be able to get the training they need to effectively operate their business. Scholarships may be available.
The first half hour of each workshop will be for food and socializing. Workshops will begin promptly thereafter.
Farm Financing: Credit, Capital, and Cash – Oh My!
February 21, 5:00-8:30pm
Holyoke Community College, 303 Homestead Avenue, Kittredge Center: Room 303
Looking for help exploring financing opportunities for your farm? This session will provide information on the range of loan programs and business assistance that farm lenders and service providers offer, how different lenders work together, and what they each look for in applicants. Participants will be invited to take part in brief "speed-dating" meetings with lenders for personalized assistance.
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Pain Medicine Doctor Blog
Pain Management Doctor and Medical Acupuncture Jackie Chan, MD in Modesto
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
In Private Practice for 10 Years in Modesto CA
Sunday, August 3, 2008
Medical Assistant Job Opening in Modesto Pain Medicine Clinic
Front office personnel: work comp insurance authorizations, patient scheduling and appointments, some back office tasks, etc. Bilingual (Spanish). Experience a plus.
Position reference#: 200808MAPainBlog
Details on Pain Management Modesto clinic.
Post date: Aug 3, 2008.
Posted by: Irene Chan.
P.S. I'm not losing sleep over it. It's just that the resignation of the current m.a. was received during our vacation in Hong Kong and we just got back from Hong Kong; i.e. jet-lag. It's now 5:00 p.m. according to my internal clock (Hong Kong time), 2:00 a.m. local time in the US.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
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Modesto Pain Management Doctor Jackie Chan MD's Website on New Server
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
What do Back Pain and Weeds have in common?
Modesto Pain Management doctor Jackie Chan MD thinks back pain and weeds have something in common - they both have to be taken care of at the first sign / sight. While the Modesto back pain specialist focuses on controlling pain conditions by working with patients at the clinic during the week, he relaxes by controlling the weeds in the garden on weekends at his California Central Valley home.
For back pain, he tries prevention like exercises to strength the back and the abdomen, physical therapy, pain killers, acupuncture, epidural injections, trigger point injections, and TENS unit, just to name a few.
For weeds, he uses: pre-emergent, fertilize the lawn to crowd out the weeds, weed killers such as round-up, hand weeding.
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Informative Website on Back Pain
The website is MedlinePlus.
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Lower Back Pain Generators - The Origin of Lower Back Pain
The sources of lower back pain include, just to name a few:
- The skin
- The different muscles
- Different ligaments of the spine
- The vertebral bones
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- Lumbar disc herniations / herniated discs
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Jake Butcher, a high-rolling financier whose $790 million banking empire collapsed under the weight of bad loans and his own theft, was sentenced today by a federal judge to the maximum 20 years in prison.
U.S. District Court Judge William K. Thomas told Butcher, 49, that Butcher had "betrayed the public trust" for stealing money deposited in Butcher's banks and ordered him to serve at least six years and eight months behind prison walls.
"Restoration of public confidence may only be achieved by imposing the maximum sentence permissible under the plea agreement with the government," Thomas said.
Butcher was ordered to report Sept. 3 -- the day after Labor Day -- to begin serving his sentence at an institution that will be selected by the U.S. Parole Commission.
Butcher, a two-time Tennessee gubernatorial candidate and former chairman of the billion-dollar United American Bank chain, plea-bargained with the government in April, agreeing to plead guilty to 20 of 102 criminal counts against him in Knoxville, Memphis and London, Ky.
Thomas sentenced Butcher on eight of the 20 charges to which he pleaded guilty. Butcher also faces three more sentencing hearings later.
Butcher's lawyers filed a memorandum last week asking Thomas to go easy on the silver-haired financier, who brought the 1982 World's Fair to Knoxville.
Butcher pleaded guilty to using a series of fraudulent loans to siphon more than $17 million from his banks. He diverted the money to his businesses or bought personal items, including a $490,000 yacht.
Butcher has moved his family to a suburb of Orlando and went into the real estate business.


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Like many other countries around the world South Africa is keen to develop its biotech capabilities. A vibrant biotech sector could have economic benefits and could also play a useful role in tackling diseases that predominantly affect South Africa but are currently underserved by the R&D efforts of multinational companies.
In order to harness any expertise it already possessed and develop those that it lacked South Africa realized that it must set up a body to specifically promote biotechnology. This would specify the goals to be achieved and would be accountable for progress.
Biotech aspirations
During the apartheid regime, South Africa was isolated from the international community and was thus excluded from many developments in the technology field. As a result there was a considerable effort to develop scientific expertise independently within the country to avoid reliance on external parties. The major areas that benefited from this approach were the arms, mining and textile industries (1). South Africa was also already highly developed in certain areas such as medicine, being the location for the first human heart transplant in 1967 (2).
In a sense there is an inherent ambition and overwhelming confidence within South Africa that they can overcome technological hurdles and challenge others around the world. The political landscape in South Africa has now been completely transformed since the days of apartheid, but the elements that provided the in-house technology expertise during this time remain in place and are now being directed towards other fields such as biotechnology.
Although South Africa has an established reputation in the technological processes involved in brewing and agriculture, it has less experience in applying biotechnology to healthcare. For biotech companies to succeed they will need to apply the latest advances in genetics and genomics to their R&D. In 2001, recognizing the challenges it faced in developing a mature biotech industry, the South African government published its National Biotech Strategy and allocated R400 million over a three year period towards its implementation (3). The country is also taking account of developments elsewhere in the world in order to create a realistic and long-term plan for its future industry.
A key part of the new national strategy has been to create a number of biotechnology regional innovation centres (BRICs) in order to implement the National Biotech Strategy on both a regional and national scale by acting as focal points for the development of biotechnology platforms (3, 4). The three BRICS that have been established are BioPAD (Biotechnology Partnerships and Development), Cape Biotech and LIFElab East Coast Biotechnology Consortium.
The primary role of the BRICs is to implement the strategy by investing the allocated R400 million funding in start-up biotech companies and developing human capacity to support the growing industry through various capacity development programmes. The BRIC activities will be overseen by the Biotechnology Advisory Committee (BAC), which will ensure development of the sector on a national level through the coordination and integration of the regional activities. Furthermore, by training local scientists in the field of biotechnology, South Africa will have a resource base to staff the industry as it develops in the future (5).
Targetting unmet medical need
One of the specified aims in the South African National Biotech Strategy is therefore to direct some of the domestic biotech R&D effort towards areas of unmet medical need. This would allow it to become less dependent on outside research efforts. All BRICS are being encouraged to invest in relevant projects and it is hoped that they will eventually attract foreign interest in their work. For example, there has been foreign interest in the bioinformatics approaches being used by South African research groups for areas such as AIDS, dengue fever, tuberculosis and other tropical diseases (6). In 2002, the South African National Bioinformatics Institute hosted a training course sponsored by the World Health Organization that examined bioinformatics approaches to neglected diseases (6).
The South African AIDS Vaccine Initiative (SAAVI) was established in 1999 to coordinate the research, development and testing of HIV/AIDS vaccines in South Africa. SAAVI works with a range of national and international partners, but focuses primarily on the development of subtype C HIV/AIDS vaccines (as HIV subtype C accounts for over 90% of infections in the southern African region) (7). SAAVI's expertise will be important for testing vaccines developed by the BRICs.
There is a belief that the development of the biotech sector can help South Africa in achieving national goals, not only for reducing the impact of major diseases, but also in terms of job creation, urban renewal, human resource development and regional integration. It is particularly important for South Africa to develop a knowledge based economy such as biotech because traditional industries such as mining, primary agriculture and manufacturing can no longer be solely relied upon to drive economic growth in the country.
In October 2005, South Africa hosted its second bio-entrepreneurial conference called Bio2Biz SA 2005, which attracted a number of international plenary speakers including Steven Burrill of Burrill & Company (8, 9). The event was primarily funded by the BRICs in order to promote the biotech sector both locally and internationally and enable prospective entrepreneurs to meet with potential business partners (9). Events such as these will be important to demonstrate to an international audience that the emerging South African biotech sector is innovative and represents a potential source of new medicines and technologies.
1. Motari M, Quach U, Thorsteinsdóttir H, Martin DK, Daar AS and Singer PA (2004). South Africa - blazing a trail for African biotechnology. Nature Biotechnology Volume 22 Supplement. December 2004. DC37-41.
2. Anon (2001). Christiaan Barnard: Heart to Heart. September 3, 2001. http://www.time.com/time/europe/af/daily/0,13716,173533,00.html
3. Anon (2005). Biotechnology Regional Innovation Centres (BRICs). Public understanding of biotechnology. Department of Science and Technology. http://www.pub.ac.za/links/brics.html
4. Cloete TE (2003). Biotechnology – the next wave. May 2003. Science in Africa. http://www.scienceinafrica.co.za/2003/may/biotech.htm
5. Cloete TE (2003). Biotechnology – the next wave. May 2003. Science in Africa. http://www.scienceinafrica.co.za/2003/may/biotech.htm
6. Philipkoski K (2002). Cure for South Africa's ills. Cape Information Technology Initiative. http://www.citi.org.za/Article/1000/1005/1162.html
7. Anon (2005). Background and establishment of SAAVI. The South African AIDS Vaccine Initiative (SAAVI). http://www.saavi.org.za
8. http://www.burrillandco.com
9. Anon (2005). http://www.bio2biz.co.za
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An 'antique' Glenrothes, distilled in 1984 and bottled in 1995. Expect strong Sherry overtones. This is from a private collection. Some scuffing on the outer cylinder but the bottle is in excellent condition. One only.Relatively unknown in Australia, the Glen Rothes has remained a guarded secret amongst malt aficionados. The distillery lies beside the burn of Rothes in the heart of Speyside, the highland area of Scotland made famous by the quality and style of its single malt whiskies.
Limited quantities of the very best casks of The Glenrothes malt whisky are individually selected from a given year's distillation when judged to be at the peak of their perfection. They are then bottled as The Glenrothes Vintage Malt. The clear glass bottle and label are inspired by the sample bottles and checking slips to be found in a distillery sample room and highlight the natural colour and quality of the whisky itself.


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They seek the things that might be there.
They travel along the edge of dreams.
They explore the fringes of reality.
They know what lies beyond the shadows.
They have seen nightmares of flesh and fire.
"Seek new horizons and new experiences, and let nothing tie you down."
Take all the weirdest things from the Cthulhu Mythos, the Umbra from Werewolf: the Apocalypse and from Lords of Madness for Dungeons and Dragons and you got a good idea of what you might encounter in Horizon Walkers.
I'm still in the early stages of brainstorming ideas and writing up potential campaign arcs, but it looks very promising so far.


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I've Moved!
I can't believe I haven't posted this link here yet! But I have officially moved all blog and website information towww.amandacouchphotography.com
A lot of great stuff is happening so click on the link and update any reader feeds!
Introducing Lily; Green Bay Photographer
I always love meeting new little ones – especially when it means I get to see old friends. I don't know if this mom knows it, but I totally looked up to her in college. She was a year older and she was the Queen of my then boyfriend's fraternity and I always loved getting to hang out with her at their functions 😉 And now she has this amazingly beautiful baby!
I love all the cute hats my clients are bringing with them lately – seriously who could resist?!?!
The painting on the wall was done by her Aunt – it's just amazing. I want one.
iheartfaces – furry friends
I haven't had time to put up entries for iheartfaces.com 's weekly challenges. On one hand that makes me sad, because it's fun to have someone else give me a focus to think about for a few days, on the other hand it's great because it means clients have been keeping me busy 🙂 Not going to complain about that!
This furry friend is such a sweetheart. She came along on a recent photo shoot and at times had a hard time staying awake for all the family photos 😉 The beautiful girl with her spent the entire shoot doting on her pup and it was so cute to see her just love her pup. She even thought to bring a plastic bag along to the park! Such a good young dog owner 🙂 Oh and did I mention this dog's name is Sunshine?!! Doesn't she just make you want to curl up with her in some sunshine and sleep the afternoon away?!
Head on over to iheartfaces.com to see more furry friends entries 🙂
Kendal & Steve – Part II; Green Bay Area Wedding Photographer
If you are just joining us now – check out Kendal & Steve, Part I – here
Every wedding that I do, I hope and pray for a groomsmen that helps to make my job much easier. This wedding had, hands-down, one of the best groomsmen/photographers assistant. Here he is below – he kept everyone smiling naturally and laughing. I tried to hire him to come to every wedding with me after this one, sadly I was turned down.
Hello Stunning.
A whole lot of time and effort went into personalizing all the details of this wedding. I just love that everything really emphasized the idea of their wedding day being a celebration – these two definitely have the right idea. (love the sayings on the back of the programs)
And waiting to greet them after the ceremony…
I love this next set of images. Would it be weird if I had a wall of these in my house? They just make me happy.
And I'll leave you with this image… a small look into the fun that was about to start at the reception!
Sternig Family; Green Bay Area Family Photographer
Kendal & Steve – Part 1; Green Bay Area Wedding Photographer
The night before this wedding, I had a dream that I was at the wedding and Kendal was in an sleeve-less dress with lace details. So fun to see her dress that day! I'm going to chalk it up to knowing your bride well. I'm just that good 😉 (or seriously lucky – more probable). In any case, Kendal & Steve's day was just perfect. All the many special hand-made details, all the wonderful people, sharing in the day. It was simply magical and I'm so lucky to have been a part of the day.
Much more to come!! I'd hold out for the reception – these two hosted quite the dance party 🙂


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Because I haven't done a cafe blog in
about a week a while...?
So this is really just a little side snippet of a much larger post (which is coming soon) where I show some friends around the biggest and best spots of London.
Now, I've been giving relatives and friends tours of London for years now, yet I still never get bored of it. Those sights definitely aren't just for tourists to enjoy! However, having been a tourist myself, I can definitely say that whilst experiencing all the big spots is a must-do and an absolutely amazing experience, I feel that one of the ways to truly experience a city is by doing a handful of events that only Londoners do. The less traditional sights, the more obscure locations and the quirkier experiences is what truly makes a city. In my opinion anyway.
So, bearing that in mind, as well as the fact that I had only a weekend to show all of London's wonders off, I decided that Soho's Secret Tea Room would be the perfect way to make this experience for my friends that little bit more personal for them. After all, is there anything more quintessentially British than a Victorian styled tea shop with jazz music playing in the background in the middle of Soho?
With an array of delicious cakes and selection of loose leafed tea, we took an hour or so out of our London Tour to just rest our feet and recuperate for a while, with the knowledge that we were part of the few who knew about this wonderful place!
And for all of those curious as to where it is, click here to be transported to the website :)
And that's it from me today, so I hope you enjoyed reading this and until next time!


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The head of RMDSZ party reminded journalists that the prosecutor's office harassing parents trying to stop them from enrolling their children in the religious institution; school officials pursuing the same strategy; they are telling parents that the prosecutor's office investigating the legality of the institution.
It is unacceptable that the prosecutor harasses parents, questions them and uses tacit intimidation tactics like Securitate used in the communist era to instill fear in the Hungarian community.
Parents are told if they enroll their children in Marosvásárhely Roman Catholic High School and later, it turns out that the institution operated illegally students may lose their diplomas.
Kelemen complained that the prosecutor's office according to parents accounts, questions parents religious affiliations, and demands an explanation if it turns out that they are Unitarians but want to enroll their children in a Roman Catholic School.
Officials also try to stop parents from speak publicly about their ordeals, as if the matter would be a national security issue explained the chairman of RMDSZ.
It is unacceptable that Romanian authorities attack the Catholic school by using strategies employed the communist secret service, which constitutes an abuse of power.
Kelemen told reporters that on Wednesday, he filed a complaint with the professional body of prosecutors and judges, as well as the Supreme Judicial Council about the prosecutor's office intimidation strategies.
Last week, he sent a detailed report to President Klaus Iohannis informing the head of state about the situation around Marosvásárhely Roman Catholic High School.
Kelemen also sent letters to several foreign embassies in Bucharest, including the United States Embassy complaining about state harassment of a lawfully established religious institution.
(MTI - hungarianambiance.com)


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Solanum nigrum
|Solanum nigrum
European black nightshade
|Scientific classification
S. nigrum
|Binomial name
|Solanum nigrum
S. nigrum subsp. nigrum
Solanum nigrum (European black nightshade) is a species in the genus Solanum, native to Eurasia and introduced in the Americas, Australasia, and South Africa. It is also known as black nightshade. Parts of this plant can be toxic to livestock and humans. Nonetheless, ripe berries and cooked leaves of edible strains are used as food in some locales, and plant parts are used as a traditional medicine. A tendency exists in literature to incorrectly refer to many of the other "black nightshade" species as "Solanum nigrum".[1]
Solanum nigrum has been recorded from deposits of the Paleolithic and Mesolithic era of ancient Britain and it is suggested by the botanist and ecologist Edward Salisbury that it was part of the native flora there before Neolithic agriculture emerged.[2] The species was mentioned by Pliny the Elder in the first century AD and by the great herbalists, including Dioscorides.[3] In 1753, Carl Linnaeus described six varieties of Solanum nigrum in Species Plantarum.[4]
Black nightshade is a common herb or short-lived perennial shrub, found in many wooded areas, as well as disturbed habitats. It reaches a height of 30 to 120 cm (12 to 47 in), leaves 4.0 to 7.5 cm (1.6 to 3.0 in) long and 2 to 5 cm (1 to 2 in) wide; ovate to heart-shaped, with wavy or large-toothed edges; both surfaces hairy or hairless; petiole 1 to 3 cm (0.5 to 1 in) long with a winged upper portion. The flowers have petals greenish to whitish, recurved when aged and surround prominent bright yellow anthers. The berry is mostly 6 to 8 mm (0.24 to 0.31 in) in diam., dull black or purple-black.[5] In India, another strain is found with berries that turn red when ripe.[6]
Sometimes S. nigrum is confused for the more toxic deadly nightshade, Atropa belladonna, in a different Solanaceae genus altogether. A comparison of the fruit shows that the black nightshade berries grow in bunches, the deadly nightshade berries grow individually.
The S. nigrum species is a highly variable taxon with many varieties and forms described.[7] The recognized subspecies are:[3]
1. S. nigrum L. subsp. nigrum — glabrous to slightly hairy with appressed non-glandular hairs
2. S. nigrum L. subsp. schultesii (Opiz) Wessley — densely hairy with patent, glandular hairs
The Solanum nigrum complex — also known as Solanum L. section Solanum — is the group of black nightshade species characterized by their lack of prickles and stellate hairs, their white flowers, and their green or black fruits arranged in an umbelliform fashion.[7] The Solanum species in this group can be taxonomically confused, more so by intermediate forms and hybridization between the species.[3] Some of the major species within the S. nigrum complex are: S. nigrum, S. americanum, S. douglasii, S. opacum, S. ptychanthum, S.retroflexum, S. sarrachoides, S. scabrum, and S. villosum.
Solanine levels in S. nigrum can be toxic. Children have died from poisoning after eating unripe berries.[8] However, the plant is rarely fatal,[9] with ripe berries causing symptoms of mild abdominal pains, vomiting, and diarrhea.[8]
Poisoning symptoms are typically delayed for 6 to 12 hours after ingestion.[10] Initial symptoms of toxicity include fever, sweating, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, confusion, and drowsiness.[11] Death from ingesting large amounts of the plant results from cardiac arrhythmias and respiratory failure.[11] Livestock have also been poisoned from nitrate toxicity by grazing the leaves of S. nigrum.[3] All kinds of animals can be poisoned after ingesting nightshade, including cattle, sheep, poultry, and swine.[8] However, in central Spain, the great bustard (Otis tarda) may act as a seed disperser of European black nightshade (Solanum nigrum).[12] Black nightshade is highly variable, and poisonous plant experts advise to avoid eating the berries unless they are a known edible strain.[13] The toxin levels may also be affected by the plant's growing conditions.[3] The toxins in S. nigrum are most concentrated in the unripe green berries, and immature fruit should be treated as toxic.[10][11][14] Most cases of suspected poisoning are due to consumption of leaves or unripe fruit.
There are ethnobotanical accounts of S. nigrum leaves and shoots being boiled as a vegetable with the cooking water being discarded and replaced several times to remove toxins.[3]
Some of the uses ascribed to S. nigrum in literature may actually apply to other black nightshade species within the same species complex, and proper species identification is essential for food and medicinal uses (See Taxonomy section).[1][7]
Culinary usage[edit]
S. nigrum has been widely used as a food since early times, and the fruit was recorded as a famine food in 15th-century China.[15] Despite toxicity issues with some forms, the ripe berries and boiled leaves of edible strains are eaten. The thoroughly boiled leaves — although strong and slightly bitter flavoured — are used like spinach as horta and in fataya pies and quiches. The ripe black berries are described as sweet and salty, with hints of liquorice and melon.[16]
In Kenya, among the Abagusii, S. nigrum (Rinagu- singular; Amanagu- plural) is a vegetable delicacy which when blanched and sauteed or boiled to soften and then salted or sauteed and eaten with Ugali (a corn {maize} meal product). In the rest of Kenya, S. nigrum (Managu) is eaten in a similar way.
In India, the berries are casually grown and eaten, but not cultivated for commercial use. In South India, the leaves and berries are routinely consumed as food after cooking with tamarind, onion, and cumin seeds.[17] The berries are referred to as "fragrant tomato". Although not very popular across much of its growing region, the fruit and dish are common in Tamil Nadu (மணித்தக்காளி in Tamil),[18] Kerala, southern Andhra Pradesh, and southern Karnataka.
In Ethiopia, the ripe berries are picked and eaten by children in normal times, while during famines, all affected people would eat berries. In addition, the leaves are collected by women and children, who cook the leaves in salty water and consume them like any other vegetable. Farmers in the Konso Special Woreda report that because S. nigrum matures before the maize is ready for harvesting, it is used as a food source until their crops are ready.[19] The Welayta people in the nearby Wolayita Zone do not weed out S. nigrum that appears in their gardens since they likewise cook and eat the leaves.[20]
In Ghana, the unripe green berries are called kwaansusuaa or abedru, and are used in preparing various soups and stews, including the popular palm nut soup commonly eaten with banku or fufu'.[21]
In South Africa, the very ripe and hand-selected fruit (nastergal in Afrikaans and umsobo in Zulu) is cooked into a beautiful but quite runny purple jam.[22]
In Greece and Turkey, the leaves are called istifno, and in Crete known as stifno. They are one of the ingredients included in the salad of boiled greens known as horta.[23]
In Indonesia, the young fruits and leaves of cultivated forms are used and are known as ranti (Javanese) or leunca (Sundanese). The fruit and leaves are eaten raw as part of a traditional salad lalapan, or the fruit is cooked (fried) with oncom.[24]
It was imported into Australia from Mauritius in the 1850s as a vegetable during the gold rush,[16] but S. nigrum is now prohibited for trade as a food by the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code.[25]
During ancient times in Hawaii young shoots, leaves, small white flowers, and small black berries were eaten.[26] The leaves, among other greens, were cooked by rolling hot stones among them in a covered gourd.[27]
Medicinal usage[edit]
The plant has a long history of medicinal usage, dating back to ancient Greece. "... In the fourteenth century, we hear of the plant under the name of Petty Morel being used for canker and with Horehound and wine taken for dropsy."[28] It was a traditional European medicine used as a strong sudorific, analgesic and sedative with powerful narcotic properties, but was considered a "somewhat dangerous remedy".[28][29] Internal use has fallen out of favor in Western herbalism due to its variable chemistry and toxicity, but it is used topically as a treatment for herpes zoster.[30][31][32][33]
S. nigrum is an important ingredient in traditional Indian medicines. Infusions are used in dysentery, stomach complaints, and fever.[34] The juice of the plant is used on ulcers and other skin diseases.[34] The fruits are used as a tonic, laxative, appetite stimulant, and for treating asthma and "excessive thirst".[34] Traditionally the plant was used to treat tuberculosis.[35] It is known as peddakasha pandla koora in the Telangana region. This plant's leaves are used to treat mouth ulcers that happen during winter periods of Tamil Nadu, India. It is known as manathakkali keerai in Tamil Nadu and kaage soppu in Karnataka, and apart from its use as a home remedy for mouth ulcers, is used in cooking like spinach. In North India, the boiled extracts of leaves and berries are also used to alleviate liver-related ailments, including jaundice. In Assam, the juice from its roots is used against asthma and whooping cough.[36]
S. nigrum is a widely used plant in oriental medicine where it is considered to be antitumorigenic, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, hepatoprotective, diuretic, and antipyretic.[37]
Chinese experiments confirm that the plant inhibits growth of cervical carcinoma in mice.[38]
Solanum nigrum is known to contain solasodine (a steroidal glycoalkaloid that can be used to make 16-DPA progenitor); a possible commercial source could be via cultivating the hairy roots of this plant.[39][40]
Black nightshade is cultivated as a food crop on several continents, including Africa and North America. The leaves of cultivated strains are eaten after cooking.[16] A garden form with fruit 1.27 cm (0.50 in) diam. is occasionally cultivated.[41]
Black nightshade can be a serious agricultural weed when it competes with crops.[42][43] It has been reported as a weed in 61 countries and 37 crops.[44] Herbicides are used extensively to control it in field crops such as cotton.
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- ^ Wu, X. F.; Shi, H. P.; Tsang, P; Keung, E (2008). "Induction and in vitro culture of hairy roots of Solanum nigrum L. Var. Pauciflorum Liou and its solasodine production". Fen Zi Xi Bao Sheng Wu Xue Bao = Journal of Molecular Cell Biology / Zhongguo Xi Bao Sheng Wu Xue Xue Hui Zhu Ban. 41 (3): 183–91. PMID 18630597.
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It had all the feel of baseball's version of ancient water torture.
Rip. Rip. Rip. In slow, agonizing fashion, the Hagerstown Suns took their time beating up on Cape Fear starter Edward Quezada in the third inning on Wednesday.
It took 25 minutes and five singles for the Suns to score three runs, but it was more than enough to support a very patient John Sneed in a 9-1 South Atlantic League victory.
The Suns played fundamentally sound, station-to-station baseball as runners circled the bases in merry-go-round fashion. It was one of the most deliberate rallies of the year for Hagerstown (17-23, 61-49 overall), which notched its season-best third straight win over the Crocs.


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I won't bore you with a play by play of last night's hits and misses because, in my opinion, it was exactly that: boring. I was totally underwhelmed by everything but Angie's leg and even that got old pretty quick. There were a couple brief moments on the red carpet thanks to Jessica Chastain, Gwennie, and Viola Davis. Hell, if Clooney wouldn't have been there, I bet I would have fallen asleep a lot sooner than I did.
Jessica Chastain in McQueen
The gold thread in this dress is 24k! Best dressed by a long shot for me.
Gweneth Paltrow in Tom Ford
Only Gwennie can pull head to toe white and a ponytail off! Love that she dressed for fashion's sake and loved the cape.
Viola Davis in custom Vera Wang
Viola was a definite standout in a sea of earthy tones. The jade color looks amazing against her beautiful skin.
Melissa McCarthy in Marina Rinaldi
This is a perfect example of how not to dress when you have curves. She is so pretty and this is just disappointing. She is not properly supported and is hidden beneath all that fabric. Could no one steam her dress? Please fire your stylist immediately.
This is a perfect example of how not to dress when you have curves. She is so pretty and this is just disappointing. She is not properly supported and is hidden beneath all that fabric. Could no one steam her dress? Please fire your stylist immediately.
Elaine Taylor in ???
Okay, just because you are a woman of a certain age does not mean that you can throw your Spanx (or your mirror) away! Could she not get them on because her left wrist is sprained? I don't know. What I do know if that this is offensive and no one needs to wear satin in this color other than Gisele.
Shailene Woodley in Valentino Haute Couture
She consistantly dresses too old for her cute little self. Have fun! You don't have to borrow from Dame Judy Dench's closet for Hollywood to take you seriously. P.S. Gweneth would have killed it in this.
Brad and Angie in Atelier Versace
I swear I thought she was going to pee on Brad Pitt... and on the stage when she presented. You're beautiful, we get it. The whole act was desperate IMO.
George Clooney in Armani and Stacey Keilber in Marchesa
Stacy looked beautiful in this color and her makeup and hair were flawless. She kind of looks like she has a boner with that rosette sticking out, but I would too if I was in her position!
All the morning shows seemed to have the same opinion that I did. There were sooooooo many great dresses at the shows that I fully expected them to show up on the red carpet. What did you think? Who were your favorites?


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I have owned shares in various companies for the last 25 years but have never been to one of the annual shareholder's meeting for companies I own shares in. To resolve my curiosity, I decided to finally attend Apple's annual shareholders' meeting last week. I read lots of articles from others and so will try to cover different aspect of the meeting in this blog.
If you are like me and get to places just in time, you will likely be in the overflow room for a popular meeting like that of Apple where you will be watching all of the action on the screen from next door. Interestingly, Apple CEO Tim Cook indicated to everyone that in the new headquarter, the meeting for 2017 will do away with the overflow room as the main room will be large enough. The overflow room was just one of the cafeterias and didn't seem that grand as that of Google or Facebook or may be they didn't think shareholders deserve anything better especially the ones that came just on time.
Entering Apple's meeting with wearable Tech
In the name of security or privacy or secrecy, Apple decided to take away everyone's cell phone or tablet or any computer somehow fearing we may use their technology to tell everyone what they said in a meeting which is open to anyone with a single share of Apple. The last two times I had to surrender my cell phone was when I visited Samsung headquarters and then in Dubai when I visited a telephone service provider. So wonder what will happen when Apple and most of their competitors introduce new wearable tech. I just hope Apple will lead in bypassing these archaic rules and take leadership in allowing these devices in the future.
Would Steve Jobs be ever caught not using his own technology?
First part of the meeting is a boring formal session wherein they just read all of the proposed resolutions and allow people to express their opinion even though online voting had already decided on the fate of every resolution – a mere formality. Then came the second and most interesting part of the meeting wherein Tim Cook took the stage in a very informal way to answer questions. He started with a prepared remark and guess what device he used for his notes – iPhone, iPad or iMac? The answer is none – he used the old fashioned printed page. Yes, he did take questions from the overflow room on the iPad. Wondering what would Steve Jobs have done in this case?
Can software be done the same way as Apple has done hardware?
One and perhaps the only smart business related question was asked by one of the shareholders regarding Google's perceived lead in new wearable tech. Tim Cook dismissed it saying we don't announce pre release products and that they have many things in the hopper. It is a well known fact that software is really becoming the linchpin and just having a faster, cheaper, lighter device is not enough. However, looking at Apple's issues with maps, Siri falling behind Google as a personal assistant and very imperfect finger ID effort, would they be better off being more open and giving their users a chance to test these products before releasing it in the wild.
Is Apple stock going to languish for 2 more years?
I have noticed that every time a public company starts to build its own campus its stock suffers during that time. I saw that happen to 3Com, Sun and then to Oracle and wondered why? May be because the CEO focuses more attention to leaving his/her mark on the building than on the company! Apple's new headquarters is at least 2 years away from completion and Tim seemed really proud of it. I wonder if Apple will join the ranks of other companies and have its stock languish for few more years while they build a new home.
If Tim were the CEO of a startup?
Tim has an interesting style – kind of like Manmohan Singh, the prime minister of India – somewhat boring but to the point and may be that is what a large company like Apple needs. He did have some jokes but I kept wondering if he were the CEO of a startup how investors would perceive him. I have seen many a CEOs and founders being rejected by investors saying they were not passionate enough. May be the same investors would have rejected to fund his startup but now he is on the other side buying 20+ companies a year.
More Resources
Here are some more articles that reported on various other aspects of the meeting that may be of interest to readers
1) Climate Change and Tim Cook – http://arstechnica.com/apple/2014/03/at-apple-shareholders-meeting-tim-cook-tells-off-climate-change-deniers/
2) Apple TV and others – http://www.macworld.com/article/2103500/cook-dishes-on-apple-tv-innovation-cash-on-hand-at-annual-shareholder-meeting.html
3) Tim Cook on ROI – http://www.businessinsider.com/tim-cook-versus-a-conservative-think-tank-2014-2


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I got the BlackBerry PlayBook announcement up as fast as we could, so fast I missed out that it's only shipping in 2011. That means it's not really competition for the current iPad at all, but competition for iPad 2, which Apple will likely announce in January 2011 and ship in March/April. And that's a while different story.
While the PlayBook's announced specs look really impressive, especially next to the shipped 6-months ago original iPad, come 2011 and dual cameras with FaceTime, faster Apple A(?) processors likely based on Cortex A9, and other hardware improvements will no doubt deck out iPad 2. Likewise, in March 2011 Apple will almost certainly show off iOS 5, with who knows what new features (though whether or not iPad 2 ships with it, or has to wait until November 2011 to get it, is likewise a mystery).
So it's great to have more competition in the tablet space, and RIM looks like they have a really interesting device in the PlayBook, but 2011 and we'll probably also see a webOS tablet and Android tablets running Gingerbread if not Honeycomb, and that's when things get really interesting for iPad, and really great for consumers.
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Following a useful 2 minute recap demonstrating the events which transpired this past year, La Casa De Papel starts at the last framework of the prior season. Raquel's evaluation has directed her into the home the thieves used to plan the heist and the authorities appear to be closing in on them as they start exploring. Blissfully unaware that her most recent love interest is none aside from The Professor himself, the game of cat and mouse continues as The Professor, at his own newfound state of despair, plays a dangerous game with Raquel and the government that sees him more vulnerable than ever since he attempts to thwart the identification any manner he could. This growing despair spills into occasions within the Factory of Moneda and Timbre also as Tokio starts to question the validity of the Professor's asserts, considering throwing in the towel or instigating "Project Chernobyl".
In case you haven't noticed the first season you will be seriously dropped here since the 9 episodes work as a third arc to the total narrative and play the characterisation constructed during the initial 13 episodes. For all those unhappy with some of the archetypal characterisation this past year ought to be more joyful as virtually every character, possibly with the exception of Nairobi, visit a nice quantity of work to flesh their own personas out. This is particularly true for Berlin who is easily the stand outside personality this season and also his trip from begin to end is arguably among the very best. Regardless of the shorter run time this time round, there is lots of twists and turns along the way that keep you guessing right up until the finale however this season is about the end and seeing if the thieves can help it outside with all the cash before getting captured. In doing this, the dynamic of the series changes slightly from wondering just how long they could stick it out to if they will survive or get captured. In doing this, this subtle shift shifts the attention from slow-paced anxiety to quickly paced activity which seems fitting for this kind of explosive ending but also loses a bit of their potency that had within the story this past year.
Although Tokio's ongoing narration within the events which happen this season paint her squarely as the primary protagonist for many of this year, midway through there is a fairly shocking turn of events which see the focus change from Tokio to Berlin and then to Nairobi. La Casa De Papel does an superb job of preventing any personality from feeling secure or wrapped in storyline armour and this can help elevate the tension another time around. The superb cinematography is strong again this season and there is some unnaturally worked editing utilized to keep the glossy, polished texture the show had the first time around. Although oblivious at the moment, there's an choice to see La Casa De Papel in English and having gone and re-watched areas of the very first season in English, the dubbing is bad. As soon as it's definitely more authentic to see this one in its own native Spanish tongue to actually enjoy the superb acting, the English dubbing does a fantastic job of bringing you into the narrative for people who don't fancy studying 7 hours' worth of subtitles.
Why Netflix did not simply opt to create La Casa De Papel just one 21 episode instead of dividing this into two different parts is anybody's guess but as just one broadcasting narrative La Casa De Papel fires on all cylinders and handles to pinpoint virtually every part of its own design. As 2 individual seasons, the initial ends up as a start and middle arc together with the next year's 9 episodes about constructing toward the end. Some might get the last 10 minutes of the last episode somewhat clichéd or perhaps contrived but given that which transpires across the two seasons there is enough here to deliver an end to most of the figures in a believable manner. Personally, the end really will help to push home the general subject of the series which asks questions about what actually constitutes as bad and good and what is wrong and right and this extra dimension of thought-provoking questions frees La Casa De Papel way past other crime thrillers. The next action is not perfect but similar to the first time, there is not anything quite like that on TV which makes La Casa De Papel a remarkably endearing series and among the greatest heist stories on the market.
Likewise the best trick that the Spanish TV series Cash Heist pulled off was convincing its audiences they had been seeing a heist play: of a lot of thieves breaking into the Royal Mint of Spain, making and printing off with a thousand euros. What the audiences did not understand - they could not have understood very - is that they had been seeing a love story. Multiple enjoy stories actually: The initial flush of intimate love, the bond between brothers, comrades-in-arms, the deep, abiding link between father and son. The heist, trendy and enjoyable as it is, is only the staging floor.
Writer sidebar: The ' series' first name La Casa De Papel, that literally means The House of Paper, seems far cooler than the dull, dull Cash Heist, whose name alone could turn off audiences. Get your mind in the match, Netflix. Really, it's love that's anywhere throughout Season 2 of Currency Heist. For those caught up, season 1 ended with all the cryptic and cerebral Professor breaking rule number 1 of the absolutely laid out strategy: No attachments. Who just so happens to have discovered the thieves' authentic hideout and training floor, chock filled with DNA and incriminating evidence, and it has moved one step closer for her man.
Even though Tokyo is the unquestionably the centerpiece of year, the association between the Professor and Raquel, the girl he is driving to pleasure with cat-and-mouse games throughout the day and who's driving him to distraction with different sorts of games in the evenings that they spend collectively, forms the crux of year two. The authors can't be praised enough here: Things would have easily slipped in an over-dramatic Telenovela-style land of star-crossed fans, which could have experienced watchers rolling their eyes, rather feels earned and authentic. I discovered myself beating the rewind button on my remote control over once to unleash their moments.
It is so refreshing to find that a guy and a lady of same era play each others' love interests: Instead of Hollywood, that would have attempted to sex-it-up by slotting a fairly 20-something as the lead soldier. As Irene Adler out of Sherlock would deduce: Brainy is certainly the new hot. As a writer, one frequently must make a decision: Not how much to show, but if. Yet more, the authors' time is impeccable. On top of that, the Professor's motives not make sense, they are satisfying and for their thoughts, plausible.
But unlike Michael, that stays a bit of an enigma, the Professor, for his or her machine-like calculations, feels much too far for his own good. His his goodness, his insistence that he'll harm no one and spill no blood remains his biggest weakness. Maybe his sole weakness. And if you have zero curiosity about issues of the heart, fear not: The activity is pulse-pounding, the script is crazy without being eccentric and more frequently than not leaves you marvelling at the ingenuity and daring. Cash Heist isalso, undoubtedly, the many binge-able series on Netflix.
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Thoughts about pressing on....
Credit: Rev. Bishop T. D. Jakes
"There are people who will walk away from you.
And hear me when I tell you this! When people walk away from you:
Let them walk. I don't want you to try to talk another person into staying
with you, loving you, calling you, caring about you, and coming to see
you, staying attached to you. I mean—hang up the phone!
When people can walk away from you let them walk. Your destiny is
never tied to anybody who left.
The Bible said, "They came out from us that it might be made
manifest that they were not for us. For had they been of us, no doubt
they would have continued with us." [1 John 2:19]
People leave you because they are not meant to be joined to you. And if they are
not joined to you, you can't make them stay. LET THEM GO!
And it doesn't mean that they are a bad person or that you are a bad person.
It just means that their part in your story is over. And you've got to know when
certain people's part in your story is over so that you don't keep trying to
raise the dead. You've got to know when the relationship is dead.
You've got to admit when it's over. Let me tell you something. I've got
the gift of good-bye. I think it's the tenth spiritual gift. I believe in GOOD-BYE!
It's not that I'm hateful, it's that I'm faithful, and I know that whatever
God means for me to have, He'll give it to me. And if it takes too much
sweat, I don't need it. Stop begging people to stay. LET THEM GO!!
If you are holding on to something that doesn't belong to you and was
never intended for your life, then you need to......LET IT GO!!!
If you are holding on to past hurts and pains .....LET IT GO!!!
If someone can't treat you right, love you back, and see your worth.....
If someone has angered you…..LET IT GO!!!
If you are holding on to some thoughts of evil and revenge.....
If you are involved in a wrong relationship or addiction.....
If you are holding on to a job that no longer meets your needs or
talents…… LET IT GO!!!
If you have a bad attitude.... LET IT GO!!!
If you keep judging others to make yourself feel better......
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Stop and think and appreciate God's power in your life.
He has been so faithful to you…now you know what you can do
to be pleasing to Him.
God loves you and watches over you everyday.
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It is not too hard for you. Christ is your strength. You will be Blessed!
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I'm rather late with this months Birchbox review and to be honest I was a little disappointed with the March box, I like the selection of items but all the samples were rather on the small side. I'm not sure I'll be keeping my subscription that much longer as there are other beauty boxes I'd like to try out.
Dr. Brandt Pores No More Pore Refiner- Sample
I always like products that smooth out the appearance of my pores as I find they're my main skin problem and this has a similar texture to Benefit's Porefessional although it's much thinner and I find it doesn't smooth out my pores as much as Porefessional but it does make a difference to my skin and it has a nice subtle menthol like scent.
Benefit Stay Don't Stray Eye Primer- Sample
I've been meaning to try this for quite a while so was very pleased to see it in my box, this primer is said to prolong the wear of both eyeshadow and concealer it has a thin light weight texture and blends in easily, I found that it improved the pigmentation of any shadows I applied over the top of it but I didn't notice that much difference in terms of how long my shadow stayed on for so I don't think I'd shell out £20.50 for a full size.
Molton Brown Rhubarb & Rose Replenishing Hand Cream- Sample
I have amassed quite the stash of hand creams since starting my various beauty box subscriptions so I'm usually fairly nonplussed when I see a hand cream in a box but Molton Brown products always smell incredible so I gave this a go straight away and it smells wonderful, a mixture of rose and sweet fruity rhubarb that is perfect for spring. I'm nearing the end of my favourite Body Shop Hemp hand cream which is great in the winter but is perhaps a bit thick for the Spring so I'm quite tempted to buy this Molton Brown as my spring replacement.
English Laundry No.7- Sample
I tried another English Laundry fragrance last year in a beauty box and found it just wasn't my kind of scent, this one is a bit better, it's very sweet with a strong vanilla scent mixed subtle notes of jasmine, pear and sandalwood. It's definitely very light and summery but I think it's just a little more my Nan's kind of fragrance than mine.
Aroma Works Nuture Body Oil- Sample
I find I never get round to using body oils so I wasn't too fussed when I saw this in my box and I haven't got round to trying it yet but it does smell very nice and relaxing, it's also nice to see that Birchbox put this in a little separate box just in case it leaked.
All in all it was an ok box but as it was a collaborated box with Lulu Guiness I did have slightly higher hopes for this box and it might have been nice to maybe have another make-up item instead of the perfume samples or the body oil.
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The day after Cardinal O'Connor's death I received a package delivered by U.P.S. It was from Alba House (Society of St. Paul) and contained a copy of their newest publication, The Life and Times of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen. The author, Myles P. Murphy, is a New York archdiocesan priest. Whether this was a coincidence or serendipity, I'm not sure. But I had been thinking of Sheen upon hearing that His Eminence's funeral was set for May 8. That is Fulton Sheen's birthday; he would have been 105.
Upon flipping the book open, I saw that O'Connor had written a brief Foreword. It was dated Dec. 28, 1999. Another coincidence. That date marks my (deceased) father's birthday, the man responsible, in effect, for introducing me to Sheen many decades ago by way of the bishop's popular television series, Life Is Worth Living. Every Tuesday evening, without coaxing and without obligation, I (the youngest of four) joined my parents and siblings for the ritual shot in the soul. Of course I couldn't comprehend much of what I heard preached, but I was fascinated by the self-erasingactually angel-erasedblackboard. And mesmerized by a voice, a presence and a set of piercing eyes I would some day come to know off-camera, in the flesh.
Although Doubleday (where I was working at the time) had published many of Sheen's books over the years, it was not until he decided finally to do his autobiography that I got to meet himat my office, not over a cup of tea, as I had suggested. He didn't really like tea. The next couple of years, though, were marked by further decline in his already precarious health, ultimately confining him to his residence (usually in bed). And so I found myself trekking uptown at least once a week to visit and receive the latest installment of the book. How? Why, read to me, of course! Treasure in Clay was published posthumously. Though it (deliberately) omitted some of the juice or scandal that certain segments look for in life stories, it is a ringing affirmation of the centrality of priesthood for Sheenand living the Gospel message.
In remembering and reflecting on the life and service of Cardinal O'Connor, I couldn't help draw mental parallels between him and Fulton Sheen. Several years ago I asked His Eminence to think seriously of doing his memoir; I would repeat that invitation many times. Finally, on one of the mornings when I was privileged to share breakfast with him, he said that were he to write an autobiography it would be about John J. O'Connor the priest. Anyone needing proof or validation for that observation need look no further than the media coverage of the services during the days his body lay in state and the outpouring of affection, the public demonstration of faith. The funeral Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral was the ultimate testament to his priestliness. One of the real revelations for me was that he often heard confessions at the cathedral. It all comes down to people: being with people, loving people and celebrating Christ with peoplea quality in equal evidence with Fulton Sheen.
There are other qualities, too, threads that weave through the lives of both prelates: first and foremost, the priesthood and sacramental life. But beyond that, these giants of the American church shared concern for the poor, oppressed and those disciminated against; both were men of deep conviction; both realized the power and influence of the media (like Sheen decades earlier, Cardinal O'Connor wrote a weekly newspaper column); both promoted harmony among/within opposing groups; both preached eloquently from the same mighty marble pulpit; both caught the eye of Pope John Paul II (who can forget the emotional embrace the Holy Father extended to Sheen in the sanctuary of the cathedral in 1979?).
And now, both are buried in the crypt beneath St. Patrick's high altar. 'Bye now, Fathers John and Fulton, and God love you forever.


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Costa Mesa has released the audio tapes from police at a Sept. 16 DUI checkpoint where Planning Commissioner Jim Righeimer confronted police about the timing and location of their stop.
The city attorney's office released three digital audio files, with the longest one, at 1 minute and 16 seconds, providing the clearest audio of what happened that evening. The checkpoint started at 6 p.m. on southbound Harbor Boulevard south of Gisler Avenue, not far from a San Diego (405) Freeway off ramp. Righeimer approached police about 6:30 p.m. after sitting in traffic for nearly half an hour, he said.
On the tape, Righeimer can be heard telling police the checkpoint is "not a good idea."
An unidentified officer replies, "OK."
"OK?" Righeimer replies. "Who do I have to talk to? [Police Chief Chris] Shawkey? Who? This is unbelievable. I cannot believe it. I mean, how come at this time of the day during rush hour traffic?"