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Friday, December 29, 2006
The Soup Spoon
Soups are honestly a rarity in my home. I can't remember when was the last time I made soup.
I do, however, enjoy soups alot. Especially tomato-based ones like the one in the photo above. That's beef goulash by the way. JF and I went to The Soup Spoon for dinner on our anniversary since it was raining cats and dogs the entire day and we couldn't go picnicking. I suggested The Soup Spoon because I've heard loads about it and I have friends who go there pretty often and swears by it. Besides, it was a cold cold day! And I knew I could really do alot better with some warm comforting soup.
The beef goulash was wonderful but JF preferred the Velvety Mushroom Stroganoff:
Geez, this mushroom soup has got to be the best I've ever tasted. Chockful of mushrooms and velvety to the core, this soup slides down your throat like honey - thick and creamy. Man, I like my beef goulash but I think the next time I head down to The Soup Spoon, I could do with a whole bowl of that mushroom soup myself. Mmmm... heaven.
Garlic Foccacia is another treat I enjoyed at The Soup Spoon, though this one was a bit too over-toasted:
Garlic ranks high in my list of favourite aromatics and this way of serving it is excellent. The sauce was lovely as well though a bit too sweet.
JF was craving for calamari so we had the Fisherman's Basket:
It's just fish, calamari, prawns, and crabmeat. It wasn't that fantastic (I've tasted better) but I think it satisfied his craving. :)
Overall, I think The Soup Spoon deserves credit for making the humble soup look like main course. I like this place alot and I'll be back soon. So tempted to try the bread bowl soup!
The Soup Spoon
Raffles City Shopping Centre
Basement 1, Unit 75
Open Sun - Thurs: 10.30am to 10.00pm, Fri-Sat: 10.30am to 10.30pm
Tel: 6334-3220
5 comments:
- :: Lavender Cupcaker :: said...
Happy anniversary gal! hope the days ahead are glowing brighter for u 2.
Hmm.. my friend used to work there. And yes, the soup are superly tasty and filling. Nice! :)
- Friday, December 29, 2006 3:01:00 PM
- the hungry cow said...
Hi there. I think you should check out Cedele if you like soup. And there's always their tempting array of baked goodies, cakes and breads (all minus trans fat). So there you go, yummy yet less sinful food.
- Friday, December 29, 2006 6:35:00 PM
- Mia said...
i like the pumpkin soup - very creamy and slightly sweet. you should try their naan too; it's not too bad and you can pay a little bit to relace your bread roll. :-)
- Saturday, December 30, 2006 1:08:00 AM
i love the soup spoon too! adore the beef goulash and minestrone! haha i'm a tomato-girl. you can get the vacuum-packed ones and just reheat at home too. it's the perfect on-the-go snack.
and i agree with the hungry cow about cedele. i love their sandwiches and choc truffle cake.
- Sunday, December 31, 2006 12:17:00 PM
- chanit said...
Yummy, I'm hungry now !
I wish you a happy new year ;)
- Monday, January 01, 2007 3:23:00 AM


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MSJC women's tennis easily defeated Victor Valley College on Thursday, April 2nd on the MSJC courts. Today was Sophomore day because this was the last home dual match at home for the sophomores Yesenia Lozano, Michelle Escamille, Melissa Valdez, and Cristina Garcia. Each of these great women were presented with flowers and highlighted their successes on the court and in the classroom. A special thanks goes to Chuck Sims (our number 1 fan) and the wonderful families who have been supporting the women's tennis team this year.
The doubles started easily with the three doubles team easily winning and only giving up 3 games between all doubles matches. The singles started shortly afterwards with all the women convincingly winning. The singles match of the day goes to Melissa Valdez for battling and winning even though she was under the weather.
The last match of the season is on the road with rival Riverside Community College on Friday, April 3rd. This is the "Battle of Riverside County." First serve is at 1pm.
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Brava, I often wonder what they have inherited the children of these celebrities, whether it is a good or bad luck linked to their name.ReplyDelete
I love reading about starlet's personal lives and being a mom myself, I wonder how they balanced their huge careers with family life. Rita's daughter, Princess Yasmin is a pretty cool lady- she does a lot of charity work for Alzheimer's in the name of her mother. Judy's baby girl is Liza Minnelli- she totally fell from the same tree as her mama! Liz's kids did some acting too but nothing like Liz. One of her adopted daughters with Richard Burton is a clothing designer, which is pretty cool!!A lot of her children do charity too. Of course, I'm sure that some of them have pretty bad emotional damage from having a crazy actress as a mom but it's nice to hear about the ones that do great things with their names! :)ReplyDelete
These photos are so nice and sweet! It's nice to see such glamourous women in a motherly light.ReplyDelete


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Researchers tout 'smart' fertilizer
Chemical coating 'reads' the signals from plants and releases nutrients
She never planned to study fertilizers. Maria DeRosa, a chemistry professor raised in Ottawa, dreamed of designing drugs that deliver themselves directly to targets inside the human body.
Maria DeRosa in her lab at Carleton U holds a handful of soil.
A decade later she is proudly showing off the results that came when a colleague persuaded her to take a sharp turn, and to deliver "smart" fertilizers to farm crops instead.
DeRosa, from Carleton University, and Carlos Monreal of Agriculture Canada, have designed a way to make fertilizer release its nutrients when crops need them, and lock them up tight when crops don't need feeding. This prevents fertilizer from washing away unused and polluting lakes and rivers.
And the clue to it all was realizing that plants send out signals into the soil, and that DeRosa and Monreal could eavesdrop on them.
The soil under a wheat or canola field is a complex place.
"The soil has microbes and all sort of things going on that are living there," DeRosa said. For instance, a whole community of tiny fungi and bacteria interact with plant roots to help the plant absorb nutrients.
And when wheat or canola need nitrogen, they release chemicals that appear to be a sort of signal — possibly to the soil microbes, telling them to deliver the plant food.
Monreal says ordinary soil contains millions of organisms — bacteria, viruses, insects, worms, fungi — all interacting in a complex world that we don't yet understand. Some of them help plants absorb nutrients.
"We have the Hubble Telescope and we're all the time looking at the stars and galaxies. We're very good at that," he said. "But we invest so little to study what is under our feet, because it's hidden and we don't think about it."
Still, the signal was a clue to feeding plants when they need it most.
Monreal and DeRosa gave the fertilizer a chemical coating. This is the part that qualifies as a smart fertilizer: Chemicals in the coating, called aptamers, react to the "feed me" signal from wheat and canola, and they make the coating break down. This releases the plant food when the plants need it.
It can be adapted for microscopic fertilizer particles or for much larger ones.
It's estimated that farmers in Canada lose $1 billion a year in fertilizer that never reaches the crops, DeRosa said.
"I didn't even realize (at first) that this was a problem."
Yet when fertilizer washes into a body of water, it stimulates the growth of weeds and algae blooms.
At Agriculture Canada in Ottawa, Monreal is studying the signals that comes from plants, hoping to find out how many kinds there are. There's a lot still to learn.
What about home garden applications?
"Sure, tomatoes! Everyone wants to know," DeRosa said. So far, the research is just on grains, which use fertilizers on a much bigger scale. But she advises that patience will pay off for gardeners eventually.
"The mechanism should be the same."
The technique hasn't been commercialized yet, but the pair have been working with industrial partners along the way, and expect patenting and commercial production will follow.
"At the beginning this was science fiction and now we're starting to say: 'Hey, this could actually work'."
But she is also excited to think that the lessons from a wheat field could lead to drug delivery and more uses of smart chemicals, such as delivering a drug to a cancer cell and not to a healthy cell.
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A U of S crop scientist expects $8.5 million in genomics research funding will help prairie farmers grow better, more efficient wheat crops.
Curtis Pozniak, who grew up near Rama in east-central Saskatchewan, will spend the next four years researching genomic tools to support wheat breeding after winning a national large-scale applied research project competition, Genomics and Feeding the Future.
Pozniak and the National Research Council's Andrew Sharpe designed one of three U of S-based projects to receive funding from the competition, which is designed to address the increased demand for food caused by climate change and a growing global population.


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When she was grown up and about to be married, my oldest niece told her fleet of aunts that we had struck fear in the heart of her childhood with our talk, with our out-loud worries about nuclear war.
Along with her younger sister and my oldest daughter, she was a child at the pinnacle of the 1980s nuclear arms race, the U.S. and Soviet arsenals expanding wildly. The Doomsday Clock was ticking; in 1984 the minute hand read three before midnight, the hour of nuclear disaster.
I was oblivious that our talk was picked up by the children around us, who appeared busy with crayons and games of make-believe. Yet we carried the dangers wrought by our weapons and our national swagger on the tips of our tongues.
There were accounts of Cold War-era close calls: the NORAD command center ready to launch at aberrant blips skimming across the radar screen. As the government encouraged evacuation plans, in the early '80s peace groups in Seattle diagrammed a bulls-eye of concentric circles marking points of detonation and destruction.
In musings on where to glimpse the last moment of Earth, Discovery Park rose to the surface. With its bluff overlooking Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains silhouetted against the sky, it would be a place to watch beauty and terror. Here were the threads that wove fear into childhoods. It was the world of adults and politics that failed then, and fails in a different twist now.
Now, in 2007, the history unfolding around us is urgent. My children have grown up in a country nearly always waging a distant war.
Washington's Hanford Nuclear Reservation raced to produce the plutonium for the atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki in 1945. The Nagasaki blast followed by three days the world's first atomic bombing, when Hiroshima disintegrated in a literal flash.
More than 60 years later, the nuclear "club" has grown. The Bush administration has ramped up threats, unleashing strategies to wage endless wars, and plunging Iraq into ruin in its "war against terrorism." It vows to keep open the "nuclear option" and seeks funding to develop new nuclear weapons, spinning toward a dangerous nuclear escalation.
The Doomsday Clock, stopped at seven minutes since 2002, was moved forward in January to five minutes before midnight, a warning of climatic threats and a frightening new nuclear age.
Our neighbor, Bangor, is home to Trident nuclear submarines, each carrying the destructive power of 1,000 Hiroshima bombs. Flanked by Bangor's nuclear arsenal and Hanford's nuclear waste, we live amid the power to end millions of lives, to block the sun. The pressure, marked by pilgrimages of protests, mounts to avert catastrophe, to shutter those weapons for good.
We are still aunts and parents looking for a citizen's step against the rising nuclear tide, to end the child's nightmare, and demand a better world. Humankind would pull back from the precipice of bystanders burned into shadows, their silhouettes pressed into sidewalk and fence, and of life turned to ash and stone.
In this world, weapons would fall silent, and children would know peace. The Earth we tend, that curves like a nest and cradles our homes, would stretch on unthreatened. The sun and moon would cast their light over city, farm, desert and sea, marking time in a weaponless sky.
Nancy Dickeman lives in Seattle.
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In the Lake District shooting a story for Islands magazine on England's Coast to Coast walk. This is supposed to be one of the most safe and peaceful places on Earth. The perfect retreat for pensioners and wealthy Englishmen. Yet yesterday I managed to be chased by a gentleman (well, an hooligan I suppose!) that used nothing less then a baseball bat to convince me that he was not a proper subject for this story! After Kashmir , Burma and Chad it would have been absurd to be injured among the rolling hills of England... Never give up your expectations...
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Dubai at any time of the year is hotter than my hometown. When we visited at the beginning of May it was already around 42 degrees and it's predicted to hit over 50 in August! The mere thought of it makes my skin feel funny. Needless to say the heat coupled with the intense humidity makes walking long distances near impossible. So how do you see all the sights this unique city has to offer if you can't do it on foot?
Well, taxis are pretty cheap but unless you can read your guidebook and look out of the window at the same time I would not recommend using one for sightseeing purposes but just for short journeys from one place to another. We therefore tried the Big Bus Tour hop on hop off buses. We are massive fans of these types of buses and have hopped on and hopped off them all over the world however only using Big Bus Tours once before, last year in Hong Kong. We had a great experience there so had high expectations for the Dubai routes.
No matter how hard I work on being spontaneous I really struggle therefore I booked our tickets prior to taking our trip. I booked via the Big Bus Tour website by simply choosing the length of ticket we wanted – we opted for 24 hour ones ($66), and selected the date that we wanted to take our tour. I received e-mail confirmation which I printed and then swapped for physical tickets with the Big Bus Tour representative on the day we had chosen. If you are capable of not having every detail of your lives planned out 6 months in advance then you could simply rock up to one of the reps and buy your ticket there and then. We found reps dotted around at a number of stops on the routes we took.
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We sat for the complete route which took just under two hours, taking photographs and listening to the very informative commentary passing Old Dubai, Dubai Creek and Deira. We then jumped off at the Dubai Mall ready to switch to the beach route. However, we decided to stretch our legs so intentionally missed one bus but knowing they run every 30 minutes we knew we had chance to grab a drink and make it back in time for the next one. One the The Beach route we had already earmarked the Jumeriah Public Beach as somewhere we wanted to hop off at. By the time we got there the full force of the afternoon sun was blazing down on us and with absolutely no shade available we quickly hopped back on the next bus.
Time was pressing and we had the rest of The Beach route left to experience. It was then we realised that we would not have time to do The Marina route. Therefore, I highly recommend buying a 48 hour ($88) or even 72 hour ($73.50 – there is currently 25% off) ticket to ensure you see everything. We caught the first bus of the day and only had two 30 minute hop offs yet still ran out of time. We unfortunately didn't have time to extend our ticket as we had other activities booked for the rest of our trip. Oh well, it gives us a reason to return to Dubai in the future.
The thing I love most about the Big Bus Tour are all the extras that you get with it, with most being valid for up to 14 days after your bus tour. Meaning you don't have to cram everything in one or two days, you can spread them out, making the tickets great value for money. We only had the opportunity to do a couple of them but really enjoyed the ones we did :-
Free Desert Sunset Tour
You need to double check running times with one of the Big Bus Reps. On the day that we took this tour it set off from Wafi at 5.30pm. We arrived at Al Sahra Desert Resort after around 40 minutes. Here we were given an Arabian welcome and offered coffee and dried fruit. The resort has been built to look like a traditional fort and here you could wander around, people were riding camels and having their picture taking with a falcon, neither of which are our thing as we are not a fan of using animals for entertainment. I did however have a henna tattoo and we watched the sun set over the desert which was a lovely sight to see. A nice way to spend a couple of hours especially if you want to get out of the city for a while.
Free Sharjah Tour
Again you will need to check with a Big Bus Tour rep regarding days and times you can take this trip. On the day we did it we jumped on the bus at Wafi at 10.30am. We were then taken directly to Sharjah known as the 'Pearl of The Gulf' which is the third biggest Emirate behind Abu Dhabi and Dubai. Sharjah appears to be a lot less western than Dubai and a lot quieter. On this tour we visited The Heritage Area which is a beautifully renovated district of the traditional Al Sheyoukh and Al Maraija neighbourhoods. Here we visited museums and did a bit of shopping in the souk. We then visited the iconic Blue Souk which houses over 600 shops. This tour took 3.5 hours and allowed us to see beautiful mosques and architecture throughout.
Others available:-
- Free Cruise on an Arabian Dhow: Dubai Creek (old Dubai) and Marina (modern Dubai)
- Free Ride on a Water Bus
- Free entry to Lost Chambers and Ambassador Lagoon at Atlantis The Palm (with 48 hour tickets)
- Free Entry to Dubai Museum (Al Fahidi Fort)
- Free Entry to Shindagha Museum (Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum's House)
- Free Walking Tours (October to April)
- Free Reward Booklet with substantial retail, leisure and dining discounts in Dubai and Abu Dhabi
Our 24 hour tickets were provided on a complimentary basis in exchange for honest review


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When an automobile is severely damaged, is malfunctioning beyond repair, or is not worth the repair, the owner, in Ozark, may choose to give it for complete dismantling of body and parts, known as 'Automobile Wrecking'. Old rusting cars, and crushed cars in accidents, are best examples of auto wreck that may be given for automobile wrecking in Ozark.
Usable parts, and those in high demand, are recovered from the car and sold off. The parts typically dismantled from automobiles are any small and easily removable items like light assemblies, seats, mirrors, exhaust system, hubcaps, etc. In some instances, however, major parts, like the engine and transmission, are also removed and sold, usually to auto-parts companies that will rebuild the part and resell it with a warranty in Ozark. Once vehicles in a wrecking yard have no more usable parts, the hulks are usually sold to a scrap-metal processor or a scrapyard, a recycling center that buys and sells scrap metal in Ozark.


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Friday, May 9, 2008
One Year
My life has been anything but dull. I have tuned into my job, gotten a girlfriend who loves me, and am well on the way towards winning half custody of my daughter and having enough legal control to keep her from the more drastic of fates that the WT has to offer, most specifically dying a premature death due to a flawed policy on blood. My only pain has been having lost many good friends. But when I consider the friends that I have gained, including those in the exJW meetup group I am involved with (http://exjw.meetup.com/333/) I feel like what Jesus is alleged to have said is true: One gains mothers and brothers and sisters. Which goes to show that many of the "truths" which JWs hold in such high esteem do not necessarily stand up to reality.
So here is to never going back, and to helping many more to leave and enjoy their newfound freedom.
4 comments:
- Ryan Kevin said...
Congratulations man. I went through it about 4 years ago now myself. Just wanted to tell ya that with the first year down, the toughest part is behind ya.
Take care and best of luck,
Ryan Sutter
- May 9, 2008 at 11:33 AM
- emoose1950 said...
Did you notice how much more time you have once your on the outside. It was such a liberation not to have to show up at the Kingdom Hall 5 times a week. It was almost like getting a life extension.
Emoose out
Ps: You might check out my blog mutantteenagevampire.blogspot.com
- May 9, 2008 at 7:37 PM
- truthsetsonefree said...
Agreed on both sentiments. My time is mine, sometimes I don't know what to do with it all. Its nice to know that it can get easier from here.
- May 10, 2008 at 8:11 AM
- Danny Haszard said...
Good to go bravo!
Jehovah's Witnesses are a cult because they try to cut you off from others who do not have the same beliefs, including family. Yes,you can 'check out anytime you want but you can never leave',because they can and will hold your family hostage.
The Watchtower is a truly Orwellian world.
Danny Haszard born 1957 as a 3rd generation Jehovah's Witness http://jehovahwitness.vox.com/
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The construction of new Sky Academy Skills Studio to offer a learning experience for students aged between 8-18 years. The building will be double height single storey framed construction and will consist of Reception, Welcome Room, Immersive Room and four Studios. The new building will be constructed directly behind Sky 3.
Stroma were asked to carry out a thermographic survey to cover as much of the external envelope either internally or externally, as is reasonably practical, and submit the results with Thermograms in a written report.
The survey was conducted in line with the criteria set out in: BS EN 1317:1999, 'Thermal Performance of Buildings – Qualitative detection of thermal irregularities in building envelopes – Infrared method', and 'BRE IP1/06.'
A survey was undertaken to provide enough thermographic information to confirm:
The criteria was a combination of objective testing, Thermal Indexing (TI) and subjective comparisons of the building surfaces.
The survey itself found no significant defects in the construction of the building or the continuity of insulation incorporated within the fabric and the report demonstrated that the thermal behaviour is representative of a modern, new-construction building.
Whilst a number of minor observations were made throughout the report, which overall made up a very small percentage of the building fabric, the underlying criteria and general findings suggested that the building complies with all reasonable expectations and that a BREEAM credit be awarded.


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Neuronavigation is the set of computer-assisted technologies used by neurosurgeons to guide or ease or navigate within the confines of the skull or vertebral column during surgery.
Cavitron Ultrasonic Surgical Aspirator (CUSA)
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WOW!! Another year gone, where did it go?
This year I'm determined to master this 'organization' thing. With a home based business, four kids and numerous pets, I definitely need to be on top of my game, but my life usually melts into one busy chaotic mess! No more excuses for missed appointments, no more mornings chasing my tail looking for supplies for a forgotten school project, just a calm & relaxed life. Well a girl can dream!
I spent many hours on Pinterest, so what' new you say, but it was necessary research, Okay. I know there are lots of tech savvy apps out there to help but I'm a visual person. I need to write things down, make lists and display them somewhere I can't avoid them. I decided a magnetic calendar would work best for me, as I have a ton of magnets available, but I wanted to be able to write on it too. I looked around for a chalkboard or white board that was also magnetic but the only ones available were quite expensive. So I made my own, using an old frame I had and wrapping paper left over from Christmas. Its an easy project and looks great in your kitchen, office or school room.
Picture Frame with a plastic not glass insert. I used a 16 x 20 inch poster frame I purchased a few months ago from Walmart. It was a simple frame with a thin black plastic edge, but I added an old ornate white wood frame over the top to make a statement. Choose a frame that fits in with your decor. Galvanized Sheet Metal, which you can find at Home Depot or Lowes – Wrapping Paper – Double Sided Tape – Permanent Marker – Ruler – metal cutters.
The first thing to do is take the frame apart. Cut the metal sheeting to size with a pair of metal cutters, using the cardboard backing of the frame as a template. Next cover one side of the metal with a piece of wrapping paper and stick down the edges with double sided tape or glue. A light coloured simple pattern works best, so that any notes you write on the board will show up.
Then you need to measure out the grid for the calendar and draw the lines on the back of the plastic insert of the frame with a permanent marker. I drew boxes that were 2.5 inches wide by 2 inches deep, leaving a little space below the grid to add a To Do/Shopping List. You also need to add the days of the week above the grid making sure that you write them in reverse so that when the plastic film is flipped over the words will be the right way round. I actually cut the days from a sheet of adhesive vinyl using my Cricut as I didn't trust my handwriting to be that clear.
Now all you need to do is reassemble the frame, add the magnetic numbers and month or simply write them on with a dry erase pen, and start organizing your life!
I love the splash of colour the magnets add, plus its quicker to change the days up from one month to the next, and you can also use them to hold appointment cards or notes. If you would like to purchase a set of number magnets or month magnets they are available in my Etsy store, just click on the links.
Happy New Year to you all, 2016 is going to be a good one. I can feel it!


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to the Fortress Bake House
The Fortress Bake House was built by the Prussian Army in the first half
of the 19th century. It is located beside the eastern end of the big
Defense Barracks. Before WW II the Geman Army there arranged bake shows.
After WW II it had been forgotten for decades. After Germany's reunion
it was lovingly restored.
Simply click on the mini picture to enlarge.
St. Peter's Heights
(Petersberg) Citadel in Erfurt is the only German fortress which still has a functioning
fortress bakehouse. The bakehouse is furnished with old German bakery
stoves. So great is the demand for the circular loafs that all are
quickly sold out. On festive occasions or by special requests the
Bakers' Guilt is prepared to arrange baking exhibitions.
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Man gets eight years for burglary
PEKIN — A Washington man was sentenced Monday to eight years in the Illinois Department of Corrections for breaking into a Washington home in April.
Tenth Judicial Circuit Court Judge Richard Grawey will recommend to the IDOC that Brian M. Cornwell, 19, of 205 N. High St., Washington, receive Impact Incarceration — a boot camp arrangement.
If Cornwell can successfully complete the program, he could serve as a little as one year in prison. If he fails boot camp, he would start his sentence, and the time in the program would not count toward that sentence.


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WASHINGTON (October 4, 2016)—The Humane Society Legislative Fund, the nation's leading political advocacy organization for animal welfare, announces its endorsement of Rep. Martha McSally, R-Arizona, for re-election to the U.S. House of Representatives. Citing her strong leadership and advocacy on animal protection policies, the HSLF urges voters in Arizona's 2nd Congressional District to support Rep. McSally for re-election.
"Rep. McSally is a strong voice for her constituents, but also for those who can't speak up for themselves: the animals," said Sara Amundson, executive director of the HSLF. "Her record speaks for itself. Voters in Arizona's 2nd Congressional District who care about animal welfare should support Martha McSally for re-election."
In the 114th Congress, Rep. McSally:
- Is the lead sponsor of the Humane Cosmetics Act (H.R. 2858) to phase out the testing of cosmetics on live animals and the sale of newly animal-tested cosmetics;
- Cosponsored the Pet and Women Safety (PAWS) Act (H.R. 1258) to protect the human and animal victims of domestic violence and support the work of battered women's shelters to accommodate pets;
- Cosponsored the Prevent Animal Cruelty and Torture (PACT) Act (H.R. 2293) to make malicious animal cruelty a crime on federal property and in interstate commerce, and complement the state anti-cruelty laws;
- Supported funding for enforcement of the Animal Welfare Act, Horse Protection Act, Humane Methods of Slaughter Act and federal animal fighting law, as well as for programs to address the needs of animals in disasters and to ease a shortage of veterinarians in rural and inner-city areas and USDA positions through student loan forgiveness;
- Urged the USDA to take action for Nosey, an ailing circus elephant held by a notorious exhibitor and forced to perform despite crippling arthritis.
Media Contact: John Cleveland, (202) 676-2338, firstname.lastname@example.com
HSLF is a nonpartisan organization that evaluates candidates based only on a single criterion: where they stand on animal welfare. HSLF does not judge candidates based on party affiliation or any other issue.
The Humane Society Legislative Fund is a social welfare organization incorporated under section 501(c)(4) of the Internal Revenue Code and formed in 2004 as a separate lobbying affiliate of The Humane Society of the United States. The HSLF works to pass animal protection laws at the state and federal level, to educate the public about animal protection issues, and to support humane candidates for office. Visit us on all our channels: on the web at hslf.org, on our blog at animalsandpolitics.com, on Facebook at facebook.com/humanelegislation and on Twitter at twitter.com/HSLegFund.
Paid for by Humane Society Legislative Fund and not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. HSLF, 1255 23rd Street, NW, Suite 455, Washington, DC 20037.


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We include a 10 year guarantee on the structural work that we do. This guarantee is insurance backed by Quality Assured National Warranties and includes insurance for any deposit you may pay.
Our written guarantee sets out our obligation to rectify defects in your installation. It cannot however guarantee that we will always be around. If we cease to trade, and defects subsequently develop in your installation, our guarantee, although made in good faith, with the best of intentions, would be functionally useless. This is a particularly relevant concern in these uncertain economic times.
So, in the unlikely event that we cease to trade and we are unable to rectify any fault that becomes apparent within the ten year guarantee period, your insurance guarantee will pay for the fault to be rectified.
QANW is an insurance intermediary company based in the town of Ayr, on the west coast of Scotland. We work closely with building contractors and trade associations from all over the British Isles to allow them to offer an additional degree of consumer protection for their products and standards of workmanship.
The consumer protection we offer comes in the form of policies of insurance in favour of the householder. These are issued directly by us, to you whenever you have work done by a participating contractor. They provide the type of protection that only policies of insurance can provide.
These insurance schemes are underwritten by Guarantee Protection Insurance Ltd, which is a UK based, FSA registered insurer. The insurer is a member of both the Financial Ombudsman Service and the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, meaning that householders have very strong rights to recourse in the unlikely event that things go wrong.
Although QANW offers a variety of products, our primary focus is on Insurance Backed Guarantees. The Insurance Backed Guarantee is an important consumer protection mechanism.
Your contractor's written guarantee sets out his obligation to rectify defects in your installation. It cannot however guarantee that they will always be around. If a contractor ceases to trade, and defects subsequently develop in your installation, the contractor's guarantee, although made in good faith, with the best of intentions, would be functionally useless. This is a particularly relevant concern in these uncertain economic times.
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Berkeley in Alameda County, California — The American West (Pacific Coastal)
Hillside School
Walter H. Ratcliff, Jr., Architect, 1925
—Listed on the National Register of Historic Places —
designated in 1982
Built as a replacement for a rustic shingled school destroyed in the 1923 Berkeley Fire, this Tudor-style building is distinguished for its craftsmanship, proportions, and use of natural light. Notable features include a paneled auditorium with a grand multipaned window, a fireproof slate roof, and heavy wood doors with Gothic archways. "The Mothers' Club," founded in 1902 at Hillside School, was the earliest established PTA in Northern California.
Erected 2000 by Berkeley Historical Plaque Project.
Location. 37° 52.86′ N, 122° 15.563′ W. Marker is in Berkeley, California, in Alameda County. Marker is on Buena Vista Way, on the right when traveling east. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 2550 Buena Vista Way, Berkeley CA 94708, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are La Loma Steps (about 400 feet away, measured in a direct line); Annie and Bernard Maybeck House (about 800 feet away); Temple of Wings (approx. 0.2 miles away); Rose Walk (approx. 0.2 miles away); Jensen House (approx. 0.2 miles away); Daley's Scenic Park Street Improvenents (approx. ¼ mile away); Allenoke Manor (approx. 0.3 miles away); "Annie's Oak" (approx. 0.3 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Berkeley.
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Study in Australia
Posted: 07 Aug 2011 04:04 AM PDT
There're lots of ways & method help people learning English or language on the world, this topic will always make professional English research nonstop. For me there is 7 basic steps to learn English that people can study by themself.
Imazing you are in the restaurant and you have to follow these steps :
Step 1 : Read the menupeople should practice reading skill when you have the menu or the other can read. this is reading skill.
Step 2 : Oder a meal and ask the waiter or waitress advicewith this step people will improve speaking skill.
Step 3 : Understand waiter advicefor example when a waiter says : would you like small or medium size ? and you have to answer. It's helpful for your listening.
Step 4 : Understand friend and waiter chattingthis step want you try to listen whatever your friend and the waiter talking when you are in the restaurant
Step 5 : Chat with waiter or waitress in simple topicsimple topic can be : weather, movies, food, .....people have enough confident when talking with the waiter
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'Brief Encounter' by Calum Colvin
from A Mukamm for Emran Salahi
'The Iranian poet Emran Salahi died of a heart attack shortly after a trip to China last Autumn. I only met him on the trip to Beijing and Xinjiang Province, but I liked him as soon as I met him, and as I got to know him, I liked him more and more. He was kind, gentle and generous, and I never doubted I was in the presence of a highly talented and creative man, however modest he unfailingly was. We could only speak a few words to each other, in English or through his Farsi translator, but we seemed to connect very simply and directly as poets and as human beings. It was a real delight to listen to the music of his poetry, even when I could not understand the sense. Myself, Emran and the Chinese poet Yang Lian had a marvellous time talking, walking through the night market in Kashgar, visiting the sights of Atush and Shache, sharing meals and endless cups of tea. He was a pleasure to be with, to share a brief time with, and I was shocked and deeply saddened to hear of his untimely death. I had begun to think this might be the beginning of a real friendship, and was looking forward to meeting him again, and even working on translations of each other's work. That is now not to be.'
How unlike memory you are, a shape
that folds both friend and fortnight into a phrase –
you feel like recognition, like the skull
of a buried horse, how it distends our own
into a resonance we can't quite hear,
a strumming of the nerves upon the bone,
distilling collisions within the word. Now you
are dead, I read my small anxieties
as premonitory, though they were all for me –
new notebooks, taking nothing I could lose
in plane wrecks I'd count down escapes from till
a return I'd not confirm a meeting past.
It seems you are the filament, dear ghost,
unwound across that deeper gap than sleep.
Hotel Insomnia
Only the best insomniac hotels have these
black marble halls in which all
the lifts can only descend,
rooms like the pans in a watercolour palette,
washed to a different depth of night
by some suicidal eight year old.
Heated floor tiles release another's aftershave,
the safe can't recall your code but is portable,
the slippers are skinned from the fluffiest fish;
hangers receive faint echoes from spatulas in
the five sleepless subterranean kitchens,
or from the motorcyclist revving around the inside
of the sluggishly revolving rooftop restaurant.
Your body lies like a plastic kit
in the cardboard bed, sectioned and attached
to a tubular frame of days.
Your viscera have been replaced by a steel
and concrete Vampyroteuthis infernalis
which has wrapped itself around
your blind cetacean skeleton
and these are both upended as
the earth upends itself, rolling into a dent in space
possibly caused by the devil's elbow,
rattling and settling with that bone vibrato note
till you become the façade of Hotel Insomnia herself,
a black dragon doorframe, dusty as wood ear mushroom
with a black chanterelle for a trumpet;
till you become Sleeplessness herself,
a creature like a hillside with chambers in
its liver-smooth flesh, maintained by brilliant parasites.
It dines on rocks, finds statuary delectable.
There are galleries in its expansive gut:
you can watch their limbs and faces be digested
on Hotel Channel 9.
Your lungs are libraries,
the books are spiracles, fungal –
they stink like truffles.
Summer Palace
It's not a gauntlet before the gate
but an expandable bracelet of watch sellers cornering
you with all their fake faces set
as though to this quasi-nineteenth century morning,
where a guide in full powerless servant costume
yawns in the roundel entrance at all tours,
and another in surgical mask takes a broom
to the defensive mythical creatures.
A woman drops sliced beef from her sandwich
onto her boot, picks it up without breaking stride,
and eats, much as the lake has been eaten by the smutch
of smog and haze, and is gradually regurgitated
as we pass through the Long Corridor's continuous
swirling current of cameras
filling Facing-the-Seagull Boat
and Fish-and-Algae Pavilions with false sunlight.
I see the last gecko of the season crawl
along a painted beam beneath Longevity Hill
upon which, like Lamia, Madame White Snake
must kill her husband with the shock
of her true nature
revealed by a pan-gnostic prat. Here
she's a pretty head on serpent coils
like an energy saving bulb or spring-heeled Jill
who has to travel as we will soon
to the Kunlun mountains for the mushroom,
Ganoderma lucidum, which resurrects Xu Xian –
a thing we never saw or knew we'd want.
We contemplate instead the stone
cold Boat of Purity and Ease
its marble engine lacking grease
to take us anywhere outside a poem.
And this is where we float to on that joke
the Empress played upon her admirals,
their funds blown in the fiction of its smoke,
there's something trapped in those unturning paddles that's running still.
I end up sitting on the little outcrop you reach
across a causeway by the Wenchang Tower
looking at man-made Nanhu Island and the hill.
A woman nibbles uncooked corn from a cold cob
and feeds the fish. Her shopping bag has decided
to say 'Good days' as though it knows.
The fishes' sides have two dark strips flanking
a white stripe – they make me think of
a fluid comb, a fir branch, and something else.
The fish can only think in Mandarin.
They know that every image has another
contained within it that we cannot access
as though our symbols were somehow asleep.
A butterfly just flew past, low over the lake,
heading for what the layout tells me must be North.
The Dowager of Don't
So here he comes, the whiny one, as stately as a gloat,
advancing like an icecube on the skids,
he's thrown out all the metres that don't float his poems' boat
like you'd throw out all the pans but keep the lids.
He's a twit, he's a git, and I don't like him a bit,
he's the empress of the emptiness within;
he's a tit, he's a nit, he's a clapped-out piece of shit,
the epitome of wittiness gone dim.
His photo's like a trophy wife, far younger than he looks,
and as soulful as a hull of null can glow;
his reputation's permutations aren't dependent on mere books
but the knowledge that he knows the folks to know.
He's a twat, he's a rat, and he's older than the hat
that Polonius employed to keep him dry
he's the plait upon a gnat, he's the skin from off the cat,
he's the sprat the other fish refuse to fry.
Pray hold your peace or hold your penis while your empress holds his nose
for the whiff of different viewpoints makes him ill
and he's detected there's objectors to his holy lecturer's pose
whom he'd marmelise if only mooks could kill,
but he's a whiz with the scissors and he's snippy at the biz
of excising the exciting trace of taste,
he throws a tizz worse than Liz, he's what righteous wrongness is,
and his cranium's a Poundless space of waste.
Listening to Beijing Zoo at Night
It releases many types of snore into the night air.
Similarly I have escaped from a four day conference
and am insomniac for beer, dragging
an unfortunately polite journalist down Xizhiwenmai Dajie.
My ear is pressed to the ornate gate, I am resisting
the temptation to break in and buy the polar bears
a bottled beer, inseminate flamingos and bet on the zebras
with Sichuan Golden Monkeys.
When we finally left the hotel's vast compound
the pollution had smelt of cold fireworks;
Mang Ke yelled 'Shotland!' as he passed with Duo Duo –
two silver Beatles with still dark brows.
We race past the Moscow Café where,
as small riposte to the Cultural Revolution,
a year's wages could be blown on cake
if you could get back from the country. In the square
four lines of Mohican-feathered locals do a fan-dance
to ward off the third ugliest building in Beijing,
its three nubby towers resembling
the character for 'mountain', shan –
bad feng shui not only since there used to be a lake here
but because we haven't seen a bar all block.
Wenyi hails a taxi back to the zoo and the Seasail
where you buy a six pack and you watch
Fifties movies, soundless, in which the strong-jawed male
of our species almost kisses
the maybe daughter of the perhaps benevolent general.
Their skin and eyes and long winter coats
are burnished by the monochrome
to horn and hoof and bone.
Wenyi writes down the characters for '44 Tenants'
and, even better, 'The Spring of a Small Town.' Yet again
I'm nostalgic for something I've never experienced.
It's what we didn't do, as I explain to my now wary
new best friend – that's what we long for most.
Two days ago, he tells me, a drunk attempted to hug
the panda Gu Gu, and was bitten on both legs.
All that night a succession of silent animals
poke their heads through my hotel room mirror
and contemplate me benignly – yak, giraffe, gazelle.
They all look as though they've been stuffed
some years before. Ah well, I tell myself,
I fought the panda and the panda won.
Xinjiang Exchange Rates
One could get an ampoule of penicillin
only by exchanging it for a horse,
a battery flashlight for a lamb,
a metre of cloth for three catties of wheat,
and a small box of matches
for a kilogramme of wool.
Now, if one has the right connections with
the Party and the Army, one can get
half a dozen international poets, arrogant as goats,
for an internal plane fare.
Poplars line the highway while it's flat.
Emran and I swop the names of birds:
parastu for sparrow, kabutash for dove,
he thinks that magpie may be chelchelay.
The mud-brick walls have a melted look
as though they're made of dirty loaves.
Written on the back of the green taxi
in one small town: Babyface.
The old man in black on a black pony on
the highway empty except for him and us;
the second old man with a large scythe over
his shoulder in the sudden midst of a busy stretch.
A woman in a white headscarf whacks
the shoulder of her donkey as her cart approaches
the main road and as we pass
I see it wince. We begin to climb.
When the bus stops so we
can take photos, pee and puke,
I find a rounded green rock
half-buried by the roadside, football-big,
like a jade egg that would give birth
to the Seven Colour Mountains.
A man perches on a huge boulder
overlooking his sheep –
above the sheets of silver schist
and the bands of orange rising through reds
and the further snowlines that exhale
in slow slewing showers, the ink strokes
for seven falling-rising tones or eagles
overlook his sheep.
In the middle of this vastness
a bicycle leans upon on its little leg.
We park beside a shallow moss-edged pond
that wavelessly reflects the widest valley,
and as the pseudo-jade sellers sprint towards us
I think, 'as above, so above.' We begin to breathe
within a ring of unclimbed peaks,
as near their summits as their roots.
This eggwhite continent removes the top of its head
as though there was a passage through its thoughts.
Finally we reach the highest lake, the largest yurt,
the politest camel, the longest speech,
the most breathless dance, the paradise
with nowhere else to go to but down.
The Glacier
Scrambling among the hobo pebbles, pilgrim quartz,
we were speechless on the glacier's black back,
surfing its slowest wave, listening to its Xhosa click,
its rhotic grind, its kilometre throat's distracted rattle.
We'd diceboxed off the Karakoram highway up
a broadening valley between the Uigur villages,
their pease pudding walls, their carved palace doors,
corncobs drying on their roofs like giant pollen.
The only oak in Xinjiang spread over twin pillars
of a little mosque, the hills behind like opened crab lungs,
their dead men's fingers giving way to a vast flat wall
children lay down to see a poplar sit on top of.
The one mine entrance was a cathedral gouge
in a cliff-face so tall it made it seem a mousehole.
Then finally, parked by the concrete yurts painted
with scenes out of the cartoon past and walking
through the churr of magpies towards the first firs,
the first Swiss-eyed glimpse of gull-shouldered peaks,
breathless in the highland air as though we'd smoked
ourselves down to a quarter of our proper size;
there was a flight of steps up to a blind crest
you had to rest before, during, and at the climbing of –
and then it was before you, the blackberry tongue,
the exhausted shit lolly, the lava-stained granita.
It had something to tell us that we could only learn
by climbing on its dead whale belly and holding out
our mobile phones to record its auriculate melts.
There was a voice down in its rootlessness that knew
the root to all our travelling, the small dripping home
of our incomprehension. All our friends yelled at us,
and while their echoes put the eagles off their glide,
the glacier quietly carried on carrying us away.
The Autonomous Prefecture
Between the Down and Up Horse Drinks I believe
I am fine, advancing down a new (glass) gauntlet
of smiling maidens, strumming gents, shot
after shining shot sopped up by slivered beef.
My notes on the recital of Manas include
lively sketches of my brother and sister bards
and though their hospitality requires us to be pissed or rude
it helps to choke the boiled horse down. I'm quite the card
for several soup-bowl toasts between the sheep skull
and the inch long loops of grassy entrail,
and even in the hot lens of the square
Shu Cai, Emran and myself are relatively upright for
the cheapie camera I later open in error
in the desert, so these ephemera
are increasingly coronaed in apocalyptic orange
as we saddle up for goat polo on the homeless stormy range.
But when they stop the bus and make us damage
a final tureen
I take six of the seven steps that Thor, green
with the breath of the Midgard Serpent, managed
and wake up in the Black Hotel,
my grave goods neatly arranged
around me. I take a shoeless walk down its strange
corridor to see if anyone is awake in Hell.
As Eliot sweetly put it, 'Our Iranian poet
had to be carried out
and the Scotsman was waving
his hands without saying anything.'
And in that blankness we were indeed autonomous,
shaken from the concept of our bodies,
gone in the gallop of nerve against bone that roams
down this burning wire which still threads the days.
Breakfast with the Generals
Better than watching the brave postmodern poets
bully some regionalists because
they'd only read Gorki and hadn't heard of Hikmet,
(never the mind the verse forms they were thus
preserving), was breakfast beneath the giant Mao
poem in Seal script, calligraphy of emperors,
our patron's wealth getting us onto
a restricted base despite
the security risk of our blatant hangovers.
Gun barrel boys, gloves on, replaced fermented
milk with weak tea as I poured honey on
deep-fried dough like churros in Madrid,
blinking very slowly, bowels clenched.
My palate's roof kept sticking
and the generals kept joking
about a literary ignorance that went unchallenged
miles from the equally un-
mentionable border with Kyrgyzstan.
Hangover Tuesday
On Hangover Tuesday everyone assembles in the square
wearing the correct colour of baseball cap –
taupe for kidney pains, canary for jaundiced, rue-blue for heid nipping –
to celebrate the twentieth year of bad hangovers.
This doesn't include the seven years of blackouts,
who have to stand at the back in the gutters.
We advance towards our old school desks, politely reciting
'the mountains strum the sky's cloud strings
until the river runs with music's blood.'
Our heads are giant red jellyfish balloons afloat
at the regulation height of seven metres, as we are in fact
at the bottom of a completely dry ocean.
Our necks are yellow banners which state 'This person has fallen
off his horse and cannot eat intestines.'
At regular intervals we run eagerly up to the high podium
fronted by clammy middle-aged palm trees and poinsettia
all growing from pots which contain our livers and genitalia
(their roots grip us with the correct emasculating gesture,
white as the tubercules of virginal mares).
We make speeches extolling the virtues of cities
we have never visited, which nevertheless we woke up in
this morning. These are translated into the official language
of Hangover Tuesday by a tiny female speaker
planted in our right nipple. It tweaks when she speaks.
Then we direct our bottoms at the heavens and emit
a sparkling firework show and a single butterfly.
Shining ribbons whorl as they descend,
each weighed down by a braincell.
Our names are printed on red labels transliterated
into ancient characters as 'Kicks the dead dog,'
'Tussles with the former goat', and 'Eats lung-cheese.'
We then seize our three stringed banjo which we bought
while temporarily dead, and recite three thousand lines
of an epic about the passionate love of a donkey
for its reluctant owner. You must recite all three thousand
in a single breath without puking. It has a galloping rhythm
and a distinctive rhyme scheme we can't quite catch.
Our path is lined by giant topiary teapots
and a green man playing his leaf komoza
in front of or possibly for his horse.
These go on for miles but no-one seems
to notice. Red willow, camel thorn bush,
jiji grass, purple-topped tamarisk;
grey cranes in the shallows of the artificial lake,
the Kunlun range like a high cloud line.
Emran gave out sohan, a pistachio
and cardamom biscuit; Abdul broke up
and handed out frying pan-large naan. When we stopped
to pee on the rim of the desert I heard a cricket
in the cornfield. Kubin said it was called 'zhi liao'
which means 'she knows she will soon die'.
The orange-jacketed road-worker lies down
ignoring the rare batriarchans and their brethren,
the hump-backed nearer mountains.
At one point the two parallel ranges
are briefly, simultaneously interrupted,
agreeing to dip towards or bow before
a small thing which may be their king,
his white jade throne, or just another peak.
In the middle of the desert a hoarding for
'The Pacific Advertising Company.'
Sand swirled up a column like a ghost car
doing endless handbrake turns.
Little conical sandheaps dotted the gravel,
miniature pyramid cities in profile
or the abandoned humps of escaping camels.
(Variation on a theme by Matthew Sweeney)
The ghost which doesn't know its way but must get home
stumbles in the Gobi through the day
and searches through the passes in the dark.
It gathers pebbles into maps to guess at its passage
across the great steppe in winter.
It immerses itself in lakes to feel
what the birch roots feel, it sits
in the bodies of sheep and goats
whose blood can't halt the chill.
It travels from mosquito to mosquito in
the fat summer air,
it wraps itself up in fallen trees' bark
like the text in a rotten book.
It only knows North and consequently
may be travelling in the wrong direction for months.
Sometimes it thinks it recognises
a configuration of poplars
and a great dread descends.
It lies with the maggots and the excrement beneath
a row of toilet stalls in Knife City.
It remembers faces seen with no thought for
the last time. Memories are diminished
and must be counted out like beads:
the ratchet in the old woman's throat,
the smell of cheap newsprint in
a now nameless airport,
the hand nervously gathering a curtain,
the baby's black button blink.
Night Market
These fish have crossed the Gobi to be here –
belly-up, eyes still eager – and so have we;
so press among the Uigur breaking fast
on long kebabs dry-spiced with smatterings
of paprika and push towards the pile
of pomegranates like a mud-brick wall
translated into juice carbuncles, ask
the man to turn his crushing wheel for glasses
that look like lamb's blood, taste of rust-edged roses.
The market glows with coal-flares, TVs show
Imams and kung fu, skull-caps pass for skulls
clapped on the tops of turning heads like wheel hubs
as we disturb naan sellers, chicken choppers,
with our un-native faces' late-night shopping.
Myself and Yang Lian, both alien,
are equally remote from West Xinjiang
while Emran's instantly relaxing – here
as in Tehran, the Muslim night adheres
to gentler pulses we recover strolling
beneath dry balconies they will soon fell
in favour of the corporate eclipse
of concrete that surrounds this slow collapse
of strollers and their hopes to a midnight bulb,
the one teashop left open in the globe
where Abdul knows to rouse the owner from
his double hajj-earned slumbers. Empty room,
low-roofed, where we can be loquacious on
long-tabled platforms, thin cream cushions;
beneath the dusty beams and over tea –
black, hot – as endless as we'd like to be
ourselves, but we must break this moment up
like bread, not knowing as we drain our cups
how soon this quartet of our well-warmed breaths
will be abbreviated by a death.
Xinjiang Inventory
A small possibly Byzantine possibly Aramaic
possibly silver coin in the high platform town;
a small possibly sheepsfat jade hand, female,
holding a ball perhaps of chi energy,
perhaps a testicle, round the corner
from Idkar Mosque;
a pendant of possibly powdered then set translucent stone
with what looks like blood settling
as if in the bottom of a glass of ouzo;
a Kirghiz white diddy hat possibly
containing a hangover, and a horsewhip
the handle of which is fashioned from
a cloven hoof, for whipping the poor old tired horse
of my body, which has to carry such intemperance around;
one faded fried egg stone which rode upon
the black glacier like
a small fish on a whale's tongue;
another greying one which lay upon its back
in the desert and has become
a great astronomer;
a tambour, long and slightly battered
like the dream of half an elongated pear,
very plain and with its tuning and
entire technique a mystery;
a length of Uigur silk that's zebra streaked
on one side and a faded purple on the other
as though an old savannah pony hid inside herself
the last emperor of Byzantium.


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Add a Serial port to the LS-WSXL (LS Mini v2)
The serial port is CN6, near the LEDs on the front of the device. Levels are 3.3 V.
Traces for RX and TX are interrupted under IC7, but they can be bridged on the other side of the PCB (see http://forum.buffalo.nas-central.org/viewtopic.php?t=23905 ).
The layout under IC7 suggests that two more pads could be bridged, but it looks like this would connect 5 V from the power jack to a 3.3 V signal or power line (probably not a good idea).
With linux-188.8.131.52-88f6281 the only boot message is from the kernel decompressor:
--- CONFIG_BUFFALO_PLATFORM --- Uncompressing Linux..[...].. done, booting the kernel.
Afterward the kernel says "Warning: unable to open an initial console" and /dev/ttyS0 does not work.
Linux-3.3.4-88f6281 from firmware 1.71 has serial console support.
u-boot does not offer a serial console, even after "nvram -c set stdout serial".
TBD: Check other firmware versions.
Kirkwood bootstrap ROM
Marvell Kirkwood processors have ROM code that checks for magic sequences on the serial port before booting. See FS_88F6180_9x_6281_OpenSource.pdf, sections 22.214.171.124 "UART0 Sensing" and "220.127.116.11 "Boot from UART0".
How to test
- Repeatedly send the magic sequence:
stty -F /dev/ttyUSB0 115200 (while true; do echo -ne '\xdd\x11\x22\x33\x44\x55\x66\x77'; sleep 0.001; done) > /dev/ttyUSB0
- Apply power. The blue LEDs will not flash as usual; this confirms that the boot process has been interrupted.
- Stop sending the magic sequence.
- The board will then respond with "Bootstrap 1.21>".
TBD: Find documentation for the command-line.
Booting over serial
It is possible to upload and boot a .kwb image (e.g. u-boot.kwb) with kwboot. See UART Booting HowTo for Selected Kirkwood Devices.
A flash image (e.g. the stock content of /dev/mtdblock0) can also be uploaded and booted with kwboot -p.
This boot ROM won't respond to the handshake until the peer stops transmitting the magic sequence, so it may be necessary to increase KWBOOT_MSG_RSP_TIMEO from 50 ms to about 100 ms in u-boot/tools/kwboot.c.


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Dispelling the Myths about Work and Motherhood – Stanmore ~ 8th March 2012
Stanmore College is holding an event to mark International Women's Day next week.
Stanmore College in Elm Park, will host the event next Thursday to "dispel the myths about work and motherhood."
The day will also feature a live lecture by women's equality advocates, as well as serving a buffet lunch.
All women are invited to the college from 1pm to 2.30pm, on March 8 at the college.
To RVSP, e-mail email@example.com.
Stanmore College Elm Park, Stanmore, Middlesex, HA7 4BQ
Telephone: 020 8420 7700
Fax: 020 8420 6502
Entry filed under: 2012 03 08, London. Tags: iwd event.


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CeBIT is the focal point for the Asia Pacific business technology industry, thousands of attendees will meet around 300 exhibiting organisations, learn from industry luminaries across the CeBIT conferences, a PitchFest and Showfloor Theatres, as well as numerous networking and social events. Our core premise is to help our community achieve their organisation's goals through technology. We do this via education, product and service demonstrations and extensive networking.
Day 1: Tuesday 15 May
The CeBIT Big Data & Analytics Conference
- Creating & delivery a data led enterprise
- Real world applications
- The rise of data and analytics – key considerations
- Emerging tech – the future of enhanced capability
- International presentation: Johnson Poh, Head of Data Science, DBS Bank (Singapore)
- Participants include: The Iconic, NSW Data Analytics Centre, CBA, Dept. of Prime Minister & Cabinet, Amaysim, UNSW, ATO, Macquarie Bank, UTS Sydney & more
Day 2: Wednesday 16 May
The CeBIT Cloud Conference
- Future proof your IT infrastructure
- Understanding what drives cloud migration
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- Taking government agencies into the cloud
- Participants include: eHealth Queensland, Department of Finance, Fox Sports, AGL Energy and more
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"It exists as certainly as love and generosity and devotion exist, and you know that they abound and give to your life its highest beauty and joy. Alas! how dreary would be the world if there were no [G-Spot].
There would be no... poetry, no romance to make tolerable this existence. We should have no enjoyment, except in sense and sight.
Nobody sees [the G-Spot], but that is no sign that there is no [G-Spot]. The most real things in the world are those that neither children nor men can see. Did you ever see fairies dancing on the lawn? Of course not, but that's no proof that they are not there. Nobody can conceive or imagine all the wonders there are unseen and unseeable in the world.
You may tear apart the baby's rattle and see what makes the noise inside, but there is a veil covering the unseen world which not the strongest man, nor even the united strength of all the strongest men that ever lived, could tear apart. Only faith, fancy, poetry, love, romance, can push aside that curtain and view and picture the supernal beauty and glory beyond. Is it all real? Ah, VIRGINIA, in all this world there is nothing else real and abiding." -Newseum
from the BBC
The mysterious G spot - supposedly a route to female sexual satisfaction - can be located with ultrasound, claim Italian scientists.
Some women say stimulating a certain part of the vagina triggers powerful orgasms, but medicine has not been able to pin down the exact location.
Researchers told New Scientist magazine they found an area of thicker tissue among the women reporting orgasms.
But specialists warned there could be other reasons for this difference.
The existence of the G spot has remained controversial since the 1980s, when the term was coined as a way to explain why some women were able to achieve orgasm through vaginal stimulation, while others were not.
The latest research, published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, was carried out the Dr Emmanuele Jannini at the University of L'Aquila, and involved just 20 women.
Ultrasound was used to measure the size and shape of the tissue beyond the "front" wall of the vagina, often suggested as the location of the G spot.
In the nine women who reported being able to achieve vaginal orgasm, the tissues between the vagina and the urethra - which carries urine out of the body - were on average thicker than in the 11 women who could not reach orgasm this way.
Dr Jannini said: "For the first time, it is possible to determine by a simple, rapid and inexpensive method if a woman has got a G spot or not."
It's like Christmas, every night. And why am I not surprised that Italians were the ones who discovered this...
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