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Fear, hope and greed that the mix has produced a terrible record. More people than ever before drowning in the Mediterranean this year: at least 3,800. That's about 90 a week. It's about 13 every day.
They have no choice. The Syrians, Afghans, Iraqis, fleeing war. They are Nigerians and Eritreans are in search of a better life.
More than 65 million people have fled their homes; 1 in 3 of them refugees. We are in the midst of migration be the largest since World War II refugees. The sheer numbers of the population in many countries dwarfs.
Although fewer people in 2015 than the year passed, more people dying, they try to make the journey. In a boat off the coast of Libya in October immigrant organization. At least 29 people were killed in all in their 20s.
In a boat off the coast of Libya in October immigrant organization. At least 29 people were killed in all in their 20s. One out of every 88 persons Greece, Italy or Spain had been lost at sea trying to reach the shores.
That means they are traveling more than 90 times more likely to die of a gunshot wound Americans are not in the risk of death.
East route last year, by far the busiest route from Greece to Turkey, but Ankara an agreement between the European Union and the number has been brought down. Still, it is a heavily trafficked route.
Central route: no government in Libya, which gives smugglers a lot of people have the freedom to operate out of North Africa. This year has been busy traffic between Libya and Italy.
Western Route: West Africa, the Middle East hotspots and poor countries in sub-Saharan Africa, that Europe is far from the immigrant generation. Among the relatively small number of people from the continent to try to reach. But even so, a steady trickle narrow point in the south of Spain over the sea.
More than a million people have fled Somalia. About three million have fled Afghanistan. But it's almost five million in Syria, for more than five years of civil war devastated, that most refugees are generated.
Syrian refugees outnumber refugees could go to any other country, but they were driven from their homes by fighting less than half the number of Syrians make up.
Many more are internally displaced - are still in Syria, but in the country as refugees.
And then, of course, an unknown number of people have been killed in the war. International organizations trying to stop counting the dead years ago.
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This isn't a question, but a post that might be useful for other noobs like me. A few years ago I bought a new laptop that came with Windows 7. I had years of experience with XP and on XP I had it setup to go to sleep and only went into hibernate if the battery got to a critical level (that's how it seemed to function though I do not remember the XP settings for that to happen, I think it was the default settings).
So on my new Acer laptop with Windows 7, I had it set to only go into sleep, or so I thought. So it confused the heck out of me to discover that after a few hours, I could hear the computer fire back up as it put itself into hibernate mode. I didn't want it to do that! Why the heck was it doing that?! XP never did that?! In XP, I had come to loathe Hibernate as it took longer to recover to the desktop and seemed to often screw things up over repeated Hibernations.
I had searched for nearly an hour (in 2011) trying to find how to solve this silly issue. I am usually pretty good at finding such answers but I didn't that time and gave up. But finally, I found the answer the other day and it's hidden but so simple. Most here on Seven Forums this is probably old news to, but hopefully this will help someone like me in the future:
To Change Hibernation Time in Windows 7:
Power Plan Settings - Change
Start>type "power" and choose "Power Options"
Click from left menu, "Change when the computer sleeps"
Click "Change advanced power settings"
Expand "Sleep>Hibernate After" and enter a desired time
(mine was set for 180 minutes (3 hours) and I changed it to 2160 minutes (36 hours) )
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"Selman Waksman: Discoverer of a Wonder Drug 1943," is the title of the typed document containing the draft of biographical information which he generously corrected. The draft was for the book, "The Laureates: Jewish Winners of the Nobel Prize," (Tina Levitan, 1960 First edition). Here he edits the section on his biography as explained in his 1971 letter to Levitan. In the letter he notes that "made a number of important corrections and changes. He also writes, "The first announcement of the work on streptomycin was published early in 1944 in the journal Science...." He encloses a "laboratory photograph of myself...." He signs, "Selman A. Waksman." The article he extensively corrects is titled, "Selman A. Waksman: Discoverer of a Wonder Drug 1943." He adds the "A" after his first name. The earlier TLS, 1966, to Levitan discusses royalties and production of streptomycin in other countries. Waksman coined the term antibiotics. He and his team of researchers discovered a range of drugs to treat infectious diseases, including Streptomycin and Neomycin. Streptomycin was the first antibiotic to cure tuberculosis. He accomplished his work at Rutgers University where he established an institute for the study of microbiology in 1954. It was renamed for him after his death.
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2G, 3G, and 4G wireless infrastructure had earned revenues of close to a US$56.0 bn in 2016 on the global platform. However, the analysts had foretold the market to slump by a 4.0% in 2017. One of the primary reasons cited had been a decrease in expenditure on the part of standalone macrocell RAN infrastructure. Nonetheless, the market has been projected to make a comeback in the near future while posting a 2.0% estimated CAGR during the forecast tenure 2017-2020. This could be owing to decent investments in 5G New Radio (NR) and HetNet infrastructure rollouts beginning 2019.
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The analysts authoring the publication package have created two separate all-inclusive reports that cover both the developing HetNet submarket and the traditional 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G wireless network infrastructure market. The first report has been titled as "The Wireless Network Infrastructure Ecosystem: 2017 - 2030 - Macrocell RAN, Small Cells, C-RAN, RRH, DAS, Carrier Wi-Fi, Mobile Core, Backhaul & Fronthaul" and the second one as "The HetNet Ecosystem (Small Cells, Carrier Wi-Fi, C-RAN & DAS): 2017 - 2030 - Opportunities, Challenges, Strategies & Forecasts." The entire publication package spans more than a 1,500 pages.
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I know this post totally makes it seem like I would have been putting these up but I so did not this time (phew), the handy men and Eddi did it.
Bonus pic: You can see the bathroom coming along in the background. But that is still for laters, as is the kitchen... but looking pretty good so far, right?


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Her Blue Period.
Her favorite color is red. She actually requested a red cake for her birthday party, one with Cinderella and Aurora on it. After pricing out the cost of a red velvet cake, with edible paper screened with Aurora and Cinderella (nearly $100!!!), you can color me relieved to find $3 boxes of red velvet cake mix, and $5 rubber-skirted princess figurines to plunk into the $2 cream cheese frosting.
Anyways, her favorite color is red. She LOVES the color. I used to as well until I just threw my hands in the air in surrender and accepted the fact that my favorite color is now pink.
Why can't I stay on topic?
See, she's all, "Mom, what the hell are you talking about?"
Her artwork is usually huge masses of red that are eventually muddied when she finally explores other colors and piles them on on the other. But lately, my girl is into blues.
These were taken a couple of weeks ago but for Easter she received water colors as a gift, and Todd, who majored in art, dug up some super expensive water color paper he had back in his salad days, and let her use it. And guess what? The blue fascination has remained.
I suppose it's only natural. A friend of mine, Allison, told me she learned in one of her classes that young children, specifically toddlers, learn things through excessive repetition. I was like, "I have watched Sleeping Beauty about 54875689476 goddamn times. I am living this."
Naturally she explored the hell out of red, so now, it makes sense that she moves on. And while I did used to adore red, big globs of red finger paint starts to look a little grisly after awhile so the calming, soothing coolness of blue is an attractive alternative.
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It has been a busy couple of weeks. All I seemed to have been doing is painting (DIY sort, not arty) as we were having new stair and upper hall carpet and bathroom flooring laid and I decided it would be best, and safest, to get the old flooring up early and take the opportunity to paint the skirting before the new was put down.
On top of that, my OH has made us a bespoke TV unit to house the TV and all its associated bits and bobs to fit in the corner. That needed countless coats of paint as well.
On Sunday I decided to take a break from painting and finally get around to sorting the wardrobe and drawers. After 4 hours I had 4 sacks of stuff for the charity bag collection the next morning, and 2 large bags of stuff not suitable for passing on, plus a smaller bag of all sorts of odd things that I had kept squirrelled away for heaven knows what reasons, which all needed to go to the tip.
I felt quite pleased with myself now I had enough coat hangers to put everything away instead of piling up on the bedroom shelves.
Finally I was able to have a bit of time for myself and decided I'd make up a page for Imbolc, an ancient festival celebrated between the 1st and 2nd of February. I'm slowly putting together an album of the old festivals that occur in cycle as the year turns on its course, and this was fun to do.
I picked up a lot of information from StarBreezes.com, and another site I found interesting was Spiritblogger's Blog.
It looks as if the spring-cleaning bit had come to me somewhat early.
There is still some painting left to do. Now we have new flooring in the bathroom the OH can get a new bath panel put in, which will need painting, so the rest of the bathroom will end up with a new fresh coat so it all blends in.
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Scope creep. Just saying the words out loud is scary. It sounds like the name of a monster from a horror flick. The scope creep monster IS able to destroy good intentions (and careers) in a single bound.
But seriously, despite all the fears these two words can evoke it is a topic that ignites plenty of debate.
In the past week I have spoken to many IT executives about this topic and the responses vary from those who say that it's a necessary evil to meet user requirements, to far less favourable assessments which I cannot reprint here. But whatever your views, the end goal is always the same and that is to successfully deliver for your organization.
To do this IT executives are increasingly relying on consultation from their peers and using end-user forums to share insights and lessons learnt. This method is winning favour over hideously expensive analyst reports and fat-fee consultants.
Evidence of this trend first emerged in the US with the formation of the CIO Executive Council.
The council, which is a collection of CIOs sharing their knowledge and know-how, has been hugely successful.
Its formation was accompanied by complaints from IT veterans that they were tired of interviews with pimply-faced analysts who suck them of information then repackage it as research. This 'research' is then sold back to them.
This assessment may be a tad harsh but Gartner's recent acquisition of the Meta Group means "independent" information has become a highly sought after commodity.
The good news is that the CIO Executive Council of Australia is being launched locally. Members will have both online and telephone forums as well as face-to-face interaction through regular events.
There will be council member case studies and a searchable database of Council membership. Pretty exciting stuff!
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Black plastic mulch is a valuable tool for those who wish to grow tomatoes in cooler climates. In areas where the growing season is short, tomato plants often fail to produce fruit. Black plastic mulch raises the soil temperature from 3 to 5 degrees Fahrenheit, giving the plants the heat boost they need to produce fruit all season long. You should avoid using black plastic mulch in hot, humid climates because it will trap too much heat in the soil, killing the tomato plants' roots.
Use a hand tiller to loosen the top 6 to 8 inches of soil in the garden bed. Remove and discard any rocks, loose roots and other debris.
Sprinkle a layer of garden fertilizer onto the prepared soil. The standard amount of required fertilizer is four pounds for every 100 square feet of garden space. Mix the fertilizer into the soil with the hand tiller. Soak the whole bed with water from a garden hose.
Dig two 4- to 6-inch-deep trenches along opposing edges of the garden using a shovel or hoe. Unroll the black plastic mulch slightly, placing about three inches of the end into one of the trenches. Fill that area of the trench up with dirt to anchor the black plastic mulch in the ground.
Unroll the sheet of mulch across the length of the garden, stopping at the other trench. Slice the length of mulch from the roll with a sharp knife, leaving about a 3-inch tail on the end. Lay the tail in the trench and cover it with dirt to hold it firmly in place. Repeat this process, slightly overlapping the lengths of plastic mulch, until the entire garden is covered.
Cut 6-inch slits in the plastic, spaced two to three feet apart. Reach through each slit with a small spade and dig a hole that's about twice the size and depth as the seedling's root ball. Slide a tomato seedling into each hole and fill the hole with soil.
Water the plants lightly each day by sliding the hose underneath the plastic mulch through each seedling slit. Tomato plants grown with plastic mulch will not require intense watering, but they do need a bit of moisture each day. If the soil under the black plastic mulch dries out, it can be very difficult to reinvigorate.
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Sept 20 (Reuters) - Victims of Bernard Madoff's fraud will soon receive $2.48 billion to help cover their losses, more than tripling their total recovery to about $3.63 billion, the trustee liquidating the imprisoned swindler's firm said.
Checks ranging from $1,784 to $526.9 million were mailed on Wednesday to 1,230 former customers of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC, according to trustee Irving Picard. The average payout is $2.02 million.
Madoff's victims earlier recovered $1.15 billion, including sums committed by the Securities Investor Protection Corp, which helps customers of failed brokerages.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Burton Lifland in Manhattan authorized the latest distribution last month following two legal victories for the trustee.
In June, the U.S. Supreme Court let stand a lower court decision that endorsed Picard's methods for calculating losses. In July, a former Madoff customer dropped a court challenge to a $7.2 billion forfeiture by the estate of Madoff investor Jeffry Picower. Of that sum, $5 billion would go to the Madoff firm's estate, and the rest to the U.S. government.
Picard has recovered $9.15 billion, or 53 percent of the $17.3 billion he believes was lost in Madoff's Ponzi scheme.
The trustee is holding some funds in reserve as some Madoff victims pursue their own cases to recover more money.
Picard said this litigation is delaying further distributions. The trustee is also appealing court decisions that have limited his claims against banks such as JPMorgan Chase & Co that did business with Madoff.
A spokeswoman for Picard was not immediately available to comment on the latest distribution.
The market for trading claims on potential recoveries from Madoff's estate will adjust for the distribution, according to Joseph Sarachek, managing director of claims trading at CRT Capital Group LLC, a Stamford, Connecticut-based broker-dealer.
He said claims that recently traded at around 69 cents on the dollar will likely soon trade in the 30s. "The Madoff market is fairly volatile," Sarachek said. "The real question is when people think the next distribution will be."
Lifland has authorized Picard and his law firm, Baker & Hostetler, to bill $321.2 million of legal fees to pursue Madoff cases for the period ended Jan. 31, 2012.
Madoff was arrested in December 2008 and pleaded guilty three months later. The 74-year-old is serving a 150-year sentence in a North Carolina federal prison.
The case is Securities Investor Protection Corp. v. Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of New York, No. 08-ap-01789. (Reporting By Jonathan Stempel in New York; editing by John Wallace)
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PLATTSBURGH - Every year for the past seven years, the Cumberland Bay Barbershoppers and the Champlain Valley Sweet Adelines have put together a holiday concert to get people into the spirit of the season. This year is no exception.
St. Peter's Church, located at 114 Cornelia St., will be home to a free concert this Sunday, Dec. 7, at 2 p.m.
The original idea for this event began when Dianne Tortorelli-Brooks, formerly the director of the Champlain Valley Sweet Adelines and the current director of the Cumberland Bay Barbershoppers, felt it would be good for the community.
"The community supports us and always turns out for every activity that we have and we do, and we do a holiday concert as a thank you to them; free of charge," said Tortorelli-Brooks.
This year, the Cumberland Bay Barbershoppers concert will also feature the Champlain Valley Sweet Adelines, along with three quartets, all made up of members of the Barbershoppers and Sweet Adelines. They include the Meter Maids Quartet, Philharmonix Quartet, and 4 Pleasure Quartet.
"It just brings a little variety to the concert," Tortorelli-Brooks explained.
From songs such as "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas," "Jingle Bells," and "Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer," the concert will feature many songs people know and love.
"It's very festive, but still simple," said Tortorelli-Brooks.
There will also be some fun songs added to the playlist, including ones from Alvin and the Chipmunks and Snoopy's Christmas.
Including the audience, Tortorelli-Brooks added, is also important to the concert.
"We just kind of interact with the audience," she explained. "And do some sing-a-longs, with songs they like to sing."
However, there will also be at least one song, with which some people may be unfamiliar.
"One of the songs we'll sing is called 'Bring Him Home,'" said Tortorelli-Brooks. "It relates to the servicemen and women. And that's just a very touching, very warm song. It's very appropriate."
At a busy time of the year, Tortorelli-Brooks feels the concert is a way to enjoy the holidays.
"It's kind of nice. A nice day to go to church then relax," she said. "It's kind of a light afternoon. Then, the hustle-bustle begins."
Weather cancellation will be announced on WIRY 1340AM. The snow date will be Sunday, Dec. 14, at 2 p.m., also at St. Peter's Church.


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Hi all
This is going to be brief as I am in Yorkshire where there is very little signal. As I type this on my phone I'm watching Burnley vs Blackburn with the future father-in-law, in a working mans club. Don't get much more Notthern than this!
Two games that take my fancy:
Juventus -1 Goal Asian Handicap @ 21/20 vs Atalanta (Serie A, 1400 KO)
Bar their last two away games, Juve had been on a great run. I expect a return to this against an out of form Atalanta side that Juve have won in the past and won well. The Asian handicap represents great value.
Dresden -1 Goal Handicap @ 11/10 vs Stuttgart Kickers (Bundesliga III, 1300 KO)
Dresden are one of my favourite teams to back and at home again where they have won 80%+ of their games – I fancy them against a poor Stuttgart team who have lost 4 of their last 5 and 7 of their last 10 away.
Man Utd @ 1/1 are great value, while Liverpool @ 11/10 are a good price against out of form Palace.
Double pays 3.5/1, and if you add the other two mentioned it's over 16/1
Best of luck


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Plan to create libraries of the future
Libraries in England could share their premises with health centres and police surgeries under new cost-cutting plans.
The proposals - by the Local Government Association and the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council - aim to keep open some 400 libraries amid funding cuts.
Their report suggests libraries could be integrated with community facilities like churches or be run in partnership with the private sector.
Readers could also have a more active role in running services, it says.
The Future Libraries: Change, options and how to get there report looks at ways to deliver modern library services with "innovative approaches" that will also save money.
It follows pilot schemes involving 36 councils.
Councillor Chris White, chairman of the Local Government Association's Culture, Tourism and Sport Board, said: "By breaking down the barriers of tradition, councils are bringing libraries into the 21st Century and meeting the needs of a new generation of library users.
"The best libraries are at the heart of councils' approaches to everything from lifelong learning to wellbeing, job seeking, volunteering, education and encouraging more people to get online."
Mr White told BBC Radio 4's Today programme the role of libraries had changed significantly.
"The death of the book isn't going to happen," he said. "But equally if you go into a library now you find rows and rows of young people or older people using the internet and studying and that isn't something I think we would've envisaged 30 years ago and certainly not 60 years ago."
Mr White said under the proposals in the report, volunteers could be used to help professional staff in some libraries, which could also be run out of non-council buildings to make better use of council assets.
Libraries had to take their "fair share" of the £6.5bn funding cuts faced by local government, he said.
Readers' roles
The report proposes running libraries in partnership with the private sector, charities or other councils and extending their reach by integrating them with community facilities such as churches and by providing health centres and police surgeries on site.
It also suggests that services such as offices and mobile libraries could be shared with neighbouring local authorities, and readers given the chance to play a more active role in running services themselves.
But the report adds it is "important to track implementation in these projects if we are to confirm that the proposals work and actually improve efficiency and effectiveness and it could be a number of years before a final judgement can be made on this".
Last year's Future Libraries Programme pilot schemes saw Bradford City Council introduce self-service book borrowing points in shops; Westminster, Hammersmith and Fulham, and Kensington and Chelsea councils draw up plans to combine services; and Suffolk County Council look to recruit members of the community to boards of governors for its libraries.
Culture Minister Ed Vaizey said: "Across England, councillors and managers are working to develop plans that will meet their community's changing needs while balancing budget pressures.
"The Future Libraries Programme has shone a spotlight on excellent examples of innovation and creative partnership working. It will be a hugely useful resource, inspiring local authorities to emulate the best ideas to provide a first-rate library service."


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Whenever we visit the caravan we try and treat ourselves to a meal out at least once during our stay. I was about to book for our usual favourite when I spotted some terrible recent reviews on TripAdvisor. Any restaurant or hotel can get the odd poor review and, provided the general trend is good, we tend to ignore the isolated grumble. But these reviews posted over the last few weeks were very bad indeed and we felt that we shouldn't risk wasting a considerable sum if something is amiss there.
So we tried somewhere new; at least new to us. I'm not into criticism so I'm not going to name the restaurant but, whilst it had a lively and buzzing atmosphere, the food was decidedly average and we won't be heading back in a hurry. At £65 for two including a glass of wine each it was not the cheapest venue in town - we've had far better meals in St Andrews at half the price. So it was a case of out of the frying pan into the fire. We avoided the risk of disaster at our favourite place but didn't enjoy the substitute. We'll be reading the Trip Advisor reviews with interest next time we're here in September.
Today we discovered somewhere new when we went with Sarah and Rose to Craigtoun Country Park. It adjoins Craigtoun Meadows Holiday Park where we are sited but it was not open last year as far as I am aware. It's a very pleasant park with a playground, boating, putting and plenty of other stuff to keep families amused and we had a very enjoyable couple of hours there in warm sunshine.
Our fortnight here is drawing to a close. It's been very hot and sunny and I believe that there's been similar in Framlingham. I just hope that after all the time and effort that Tony from DNA Landscapes put into landscaping the garden, our gardener has managed to keep everything alive. We'll find out on Monday.


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Yesterday I had one of those forgetting what happened between us blips. You know, the ones when something happens and you immediately think of him. You reach for the phone to call and laugh about whatever it was that prompted the need to call in the first place. In this case it was trees, not just any trees.. My trees. It was a private joke we had about trees I planted in school. Whenever we passed them in the car he would say,"hey guess what?", "what?", "Wanna know who planted those trees?"and I would say "Me!!"
And we would giggle. Every time without fail. Silly I know but it became one of those weird tradition skit type things that we just did.
But then it dawned on me. I'll never call him again. I'll never laugh about those trees or any of our little "things" again.
It made me sad. Only for a second. But sad nonetheless.
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I went to a fab event this evening–more on this later. Briefly, it was an art show opening in the Mission. I got there right at starting time, and a few people were already milling about, munching on the assorted finger foods and admiring the art.
The following story in no way lessened my enjoyment of the event. But it's worth sharing.
A middle-aged man, not pictured, passed by as I was sampling the chips and salsa.
Him: "How's it going?"
Me: "Mm.. it's really nice!"
Him: "And you're just eating the food, are you?"
Me: [Munch, munch.] "Well, it's pretty good."
Him: "Because that's what Asian women do at these events."
Me: [Pause. Munch.] "Do they? I didn't realize that was a thing."
Him: "Yes, it's a pejorative stereotype that people have."
Me: … [At this point I give up and just start shoving chips and salsa in my face to avoid conversation.]
Him: "But that's not what you're doing."
Uh, right. Nice save.


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I am grateful for all the people who came and visited me in the hospital last week, for all the gorgeous flowers, the balloons, the donations to my Chip-In account, to my friends who came to visit this past weekend, my Mom for bringing me food so I didn't have to endure to many hospital meals, the support of my Dad, the phone calls from my Spirit Junkie ladies and all the community members that have volunteered their services, including the artist who is donating a sculpture to my cause, the gorgeous raw chef that is making me meals, dog walking volunteers, etc. I am grateful to be part of such a wonderful and caring community.
The Little Things I Love:
Zucchini Cake from Eden's Alley, the movie Stardust, watching Triton circle around three or four times to find the perfect spot to chew his favorite bone, taking a shower and being able to use both hands (no IV!) and being able to wash my entire body, being home from the hospital, raw cacao smoothies, listening to my Spirit Junkie Meditations, catching up on Eureka, , sleeping in my own bed, cucumber from the farmers market
- Music Mixes from the fabulous Miss Moss
- This fantastic article on Kris Carr
- This list of blog ideas from The Curious Pug
- My Life With Goldens, an account of all the dogs I had growing up written by my Mommy
- This mini travel guide to Norway, one of my dream vacation destinations
- I"m loving this blog The Grateful Life
- I want to make this artichoke sandwich, yum!
- Looking for a laugh? Check out Hyperbole and a Half
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Bacon Ranch Skillet Nachos are the perfect party food! Lots of cheese and bacon makes this an easy appetizer for your festivities!
I'm somewhat excited about the fact that this year's Super Bowl is being played in the area I live in. The town is jumping with excitement as people are flooding the area.
Even though the local team didn't make it into the final, people are still looking forward to game day!
For me, when it comes to game day I am all about the food! My favorites tend to be anything with bacon, also a good burger on game day is a must!
This week on Sunday Supper were are giving you a bunch of Easy Football Food Ideas for Game Day!
We have super savory and super sweet ideas! Make sure you scroll to the bottom and check them out! ENJOY!
Bacon Ranch Skillet Nachos #SundaySupper
- 8 slices bacon diced
- 3- 4 cups tortilla chips
- 1 1/2 cups shredded mexican cheese
- 1/2 cup ranch dressing
- 1/4 cup green onion diced
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
- In medium size pan, cook bacon on medium heat for 6 minutes. Drain and set aside.
- In small skillet add tortilla chips.
- Top with cheese.
- Top with bacon.
- Bake for 12 minutes or until cheese is completely melted.
- Drizzle with ranch dressing.
- Top with green onions.
- Serve and ENJOY!
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Contemplating Fair, Entertaining and Secure in FIFA 16 Ultimate Team
The curtain is to be unveiled on FIFA 16 Ultimate Team within the shortage period. The development group is able to share the news about gaining the knowledge of FUT 16 in relation to entertaining, fair and secure. The gamers can learn the update in regards to the expectation of FUT in FIFA 16. The gamers can get fifa 16 ultimate team coins from the on line retailer to procure the players in conjunction with the products to create FIFA 16 Ultimate Team when the gamer falls inside the shortage of coins.
introducing the transfer market becoming accessible in Web and Companions Apps
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Water…there will be plenty of it this weekend at Forward Hall!
Check it out! This is a shot of our baptism pool…set up and ready for services this Sunday!
For the first time EVER in McLane Church @ Forward Hall's history, we will baptize in our own facility! Praise God for His amazing provision for our church!
As I was setting up the pool this morning I was reminded of when I publicly proclaimed that Jesus Christ was my forgiver, my healer and the one I'll forever live for. It was an incredibly special day for me as it marked a true turning point in my life.
Romans 6:3-4 says, "Or don't you know that all of us who were baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into his death? We were therefore buried with him through baptism into death in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, we too may live a new life."
Through baptism and the sacrifice Jesus made on our behalf, we have been invited into NEW LIFE!
It doesn't matter how bad the old life looks, or how deep the stains may seem to go...the gift is offered to you!
Come join us this Sunday at 11AM or 5PM as we welcome members of our family and friends into the NEW LIFE that Jesus offers!
Also, if you're considering being baptized, this could be YOUR weekend! You do not have to sign up ahead of time...just come a little early for instructions.
Join me in praying that God moves in a mighty way this weekend...and that all whom he calls to come will come!


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If you don't know, it's hot in Hong Kong. That special kind of funky, swampy, dirty, NY in summer type heat. So, when you get a chance to have something icy and cool, you jump at it. Puffin saw someone eating a mound of this shaved ice dessert from the street so we decided to check it out.
I'd describe it as half-way between ice and ice cream. Apparently, the ice is flavored first, then shaved into a large mound. You can arrange for all kinds of odd combos. If I remember correctly, Puffin got chocolate ice, with peanuts, mangoes, strawberries and condensed milk. It was pretty good, lighter than ice cream, tons of flavor and didn't leave me feeling weighed down. A nice combo in the heat.
Good luck filling out the shaved iced form if you don't read Chinese.... Yep, another benefit of dating the Puffin. It goes both ways though, one time in Paris she almost ordered a smelly-gut sausage but luckily I was there to save her from that mistake.
I got an order of mango-sago-pomelo, a typical Cantonese cold dessert made from mango puree, pomelo, sago pearls (like tapioca pearls), coconut milk and sugar. You eat it with a spoon like a soup or a pudding. I liked this a LOT. It had a lot of pomelo, giving it a sharp, tart bite.
As I chewed, Puffin told me she would take me to get a better, famous version, but all I heard was "wah-wah-wah, wah-wuhhh-wahh-wah-wahhhhh." I mean, I had my head down and was spooning like it was the last meal before my execution.
When I was done, I took a look around. Turns out, everyone else was doing the same exact thing.
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PALM Expo India 2018
May 31, 2018 - June 2, 2018
The PALM Expo 2018 will be held from 31st May to 2nd June 2018, at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, Goregaon (E), Mumbai, India. The PALM Expo is India's globally renowned and highly reputed pro sound and light trade fair and the most awaited event by International manufacturers to launch their latest product range. Now in its 18th edition, PALM Expo is India's foremost platform for stage, entertainment venue and music creation and production technology. The expo continues to grow year on year, with local and international pro audio, lighting, and audiovisual manufacturers convening to showcase cutting edge technology on the expo floor.


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Memory Woes
4th May, 2018
I tried to compile "On a Space Shooting Trail" for 3DS tonight, but it wasn't having any of it!
Seems that my habit of creating giant arrays, at launch, isn't very good when it comes to trying to then run them on the limited 3DS.
It seems that if I "alloc" the big arrays at a later point, they tend to work better than if I try to just declare "I'm having a ginormous array, here!", right at the start of the code.
The task, then, will be to rewrite a significant part of "On a Space Shooting Trial" and hope that it fits into memory afterwards! I'll also need to double-check that it still works on the normal Desktop edition, too!
I'll also look into moving the main Framework's Obj/Plr/Grid/Stars arrays into a similar alloc method.
I'm learning quite a lot of good optimisation skills, doing 3DS, and it's all going back into the permanent Framework for future reuse.
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Glanford Park. Once known as the fortress of Scunthorpe. I remember those years in the Championship when teams feared the place. Maybe it was the look? Maybe it was the smell? Or Maybe it was the fact the pitch was smaller than any other in the league, so tippy tappy football was pretty redundant. All I know, is we were a force to be reckoned with at home, and now... Now we are scared.
We don't set up like a team playing at home, if you ask me. Robins has to start with a 4-4-2 formation and take it to teams right from the off - let them know they are in for a proper game, don't give them a minute to get a foothold in the match.
Against the 'better teams' in the division we've not performed too badly at home. Against Bristol City, the best team in the league apparently, we were incredible. I hadn't seen a performance like that at GP for years. Yes we lost, but under freak circumstances (Losing Sam and James to broken arms, didn't help the cause), and don't get me going on that dive for the penalty. Moving swiftly away from thinking about that game, as my blood pressure has only just got back to normal...
So why after that decent performance only a few weeks ago, are we now back to under-performing in front of our own fans again? The loss at home to Oldham all but ended any hopes we had of a late play off surge. That's the kind of team you should be beating at home.
Tomorrow, we welcome the divisions other 'best team' in the form of Swindon Town who will be looking to bounce back from their own loss to Oldham, last Tuesday.
But what Scunthorpe team will show up tomorrow?
The fearless one that outplayed Bristol City?
The frightful one who threw away a great chance to climb the table (twice this week) who lost to Oldham?
Let's hope for a cracking game, a big crowd - and most of all (even more important than Kevin Van Veen's first goal for the Iron) three massive, MASSIVE points.
Don't forget the offer for the game as shown in the image below:
Up the Iron (Que Sera Sera)!


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UserAgent: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_11_5) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/51.0.2704.103 Safari/537.36 Example URL: https://jsfiddle.net/cvwq3td5/ Steps to reproduce the problem: Visit https://jsfiddle.net/cvwq3td5/. What is the expected behavior? What went wrong? The list item bullet is missing. This problem appears to be related to the overflow properties set for the inner elements. Does it occur on multiple sites: Yes Is it a problem with a plugin? No Did this work before? N/A Does this work in other browsers? Yes Chrome version: 51.0.2704.103 Channel: n/a OS Version: OS X 10.11.5 Flash Version: Shockwave Flash 22.0 r0
Jul 7 2016,
Doing a clearfix on the first element inside the LI seems to fix the problem. https://jsfiddle.net/cvwq3td5/1/
Jul 7 2016,
Jul 12 2016,
While incorrect this is not entirely unexpected given that the default style for list items is display
Jul 12 2016,
Jul 17 2016,
I believe the problem must be https://cs.chromium.org/chromium/src/third_party/WebKit/Source/core/layout/LayoutListItem.cpp?q=layoutlistitem&sq=package:chromium&dr=CSs&l=400 I just set the adjustOverflow to true. Then the list item marker appears. Can someone help me how to figure out the root cause
Mar 24 2017,
The following revision refers to this bug: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src.git/+/fd1e60f0bee4b6b25d898f4f4f859aa38d1a9643 commit fd1e60f0bee4b6b25d898f4f4f859aa38d1a9643 Author: cathiechen <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: Fri Mar 24 06:28:02 2017 Get markers back while list items have overflow:hidden children Add marker into list item not overflow:hidden child while construct layout tree. BUG= 626293 Review-Url: https://codereview.chromium.org/2759883002 Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#459372} [add] https://crrev.com/fd1e60f0bee4b6b25d898f4f4f859aa38d1a9643/third_party/WebKit/LayoutTests/fast/lists/list-marker-before-overflow-hidden-expected.html [add] https://crrev.com/fd1e60f0bee4b6b25d898f4f4f859aa38d1a9643/third_party/WebKit/LayoutTests/fast/lists/list-marker-before-overflow-hidden.html [modify] https://crrev.com/fd1e60f0bee4b6b25d898f4f4f859aa38d1a9643/third_party/WebKit/Source/core/layout/LayoutListItem.cpp
Nov 9 2017,
#6 fixed this problem, thank you, firstname.lastname@example.com!
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4 Hours of Heavy Metal
By Cheryl Chew, photos by Aloysius Lim and Jeremy Foo/LAMC Productions
"THE PRIEST IS BACK!" Vocalist Rob Halford of Judas Priest growls into the microphone, bringing the atmosphere to an all-time high.
The response from the crowd was a massive roar that not only reflected their supreme pride as supporters but also a deep, unwavering respect for the legendary Judas Priest, which is going out with a bang on it's EPITAPH Farewell World Tour.
Lamb of God, the opening band of the night, hyped the crowd with an impressive performance that lasted for a good hour, involving technically demanding riffs, licks, and death growls. Amongst the crowd's favourites were Walk With Me In Hell, Now You've Got Something To Die For and Black Label.
In Singapore for their second time, lead singer Randy Blythe told the audience in the midst of their set, "We were here two years ago and everyone else in the hawker center got some chili crab and stingray. I've been dreaming about it for two years and I got some of it last night… [it is freaking] awesome!"
Sounds like the perfect motivation for a next visit.
Immediately after their last song, a black drape with a fiery logo "EPITAPH" fell all of a sudden from above, shrouding the stage behind it.
Half an hour later, the curtains wound up and the stage was adorned with gigantic chained treasure chests. The impressive laser ignition and strobe lighting beat in tandem with the accompanying music.
It was a deafening moment when Judas Priest marched out from backstage. Vocalist Halford appeared with a pair of black shades, and was completely covered in glittering black, with a cape and a devil pitchfork his height in his left arm. The other band members were dressed in their signature 80s leather-studded jackets, boots and accessories.
First up was the brilliant classic, Rapid Fire from the album British Steel (1980) which resonated with many in the audience. The same went for Metal Gods, Judas Rising, Breaking The Law and most definitely, Painkiller.
In four consecutive hours the bands took the crowd through heavy metal from the 80s to present. Both are leaders in their own right: Judas Priest introduced S&M leather and studs into heavy metal culture, while Lamb of God is one of the main drivers of the New Wave of American Heavy Metal movement.
And the 4000 fans in attendance fans loved every minute of the gig.
21-year-old ardent thrash metal supporter Brandon Lye said: "Nowadays the metal scene is not as vibrant as in the past, there is just so many bands playing the same thing but there is definitely good stuff out there. What's most important is that there are more concert promoters bringing classic metal bands here to perform."


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Australia's currency, a favorite of so-called carry trades, declined for a second day after crude oil futures increased as Hurricane Gustav approached the Gulf of Mexico. The Australian dollar was close to its lowest in almost a year against the U.S. currency on speculation Reserve Bank of Australia policy makers will cut interest rates when they meet tomorrow.
The Australian dollar declined 0.8 percent to 92.66 yen as of 11:40 a.m. in Sydney from 93.36 yen late in New York on Aug. 29. It reached 92.44 yen, the weakest since April 2. The currency, known as the Aussie, fell 0.4 percent to 85.41 U.S. cents from 85.78 cents. It will trade between 85.25 and 87.50 cents this week, Kyriakopoulos said.
The Aussie is a favorite for carry trades because the nation's benchmark interest rate is at a 12-year high of 7.25 percent. That compares with 0.5 percent in Japan and 2 percent in the U.S. In the strategy, investors get funds in a country with low borrowing costs and invest in one with higher rates, earning the spread between the two. The risk is that currency market moves erase those profits.
The MSCI Asia-Pacific Index of regional shares slipped 1.3 percent after the Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 1.4 percent on Aug. 29.
Australia's currency also declined as a report showed today that inflation held above the RBA's target range of 2 percent to 3 percent.
Consumer prices rose 4.2 percent from a year earlier, down from 4.6 percent in the 12 months through July, according to a monthly gauge released by TD Securities Ltd. and the Melbourne Institute in Sydney.
The Aussie was little changed after the Bureau of Statistics said the nation's current-account deficit narrowed to A$12.77 billion ($10.9 billion) in the second quarter from a revised A$19.84 billion in the first quarter. The median estimate of 24 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News was for a trade shortfall of A$11.65 billion.


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Tough Target has been nominated alongside Talking Dolls, Geilled, Ghetto Bred, Maids of Docklands and Just One Blood
Celebrity NewsArticles
Popular Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage has acknowledged the contributions of her estranged husband, Tee Billz, as game changer towards her successful career.
She wrote that I am wearing a prosthetic baby bump…lol. Like I could get away with that in Nigeria? And some folks actually believe it
Music Mogul Don Jazzy (Micheal Ajereh) has denied being the father of his longtime crush and celebrity blogger, Linda Ikeji.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are now husband and wife. Meghan Markle has become the first mixed race person in modern history to marry a British senior royal.
Miracle Igbokwe, winner of the reality show — Big Brother Naija "Double Wahala" has been presented with the key to his SUV, N25 million cash, and a trip worth N4.7 million.
Music mogul, Michael Collins Ajereh a.k.a Don Don Jazzy, who has not hidden his crush on famous blogger Linda Ikeji, `weeps' over the news of her engagement.
Hollywood legend Sylvester Stallone has dismissed reports circulating on Monday on social media claiming that he is dead.


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With WTO Brazil Settled, Cotton Casts a Wary Eye on Chinese Policy
From Cotton Grower Magazine – November 2014
It's over. The United States and Brazil have signed an agreement resolving their long-standing trade dispute over cotton subsidies.
In a statement issued in early October, the National Cotton Council (NCC) – which has been deeply involved in program negotiations between the countries and the WTO – expressed appreciation for the U.S. government's successful efforts to conclude the dispute through negotiation, thereby avoiding possible trade retaliation.
"Brazil first sought consultations with the U.S. – which is the first step in the WTO process – in 2002," recalled Gary Adams, NCC vice president, Economics and Policy Analysis, "and we signed the closing documents in 2014. Twelve years, from beginning to end."
NCC Chairman Wally Darneille pointed out that the U.S. cotton industry has undertaken extensive efforts to resolve this case, including comprehensive reform of cotton policy as part of the new farm law.
"The 2014 Farm Bill includes several necessary changes to cotton policy and the GSM export credit program," Darneille said. "When compared to previous programs, cotton policy is more market-oriented, with the primary safety net conveyed through insurance products that must be purchased by the producer.
"Officials from the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative and the Department of Agriculture are to be commended for reaching a comprehensive agreement that brings this dispute to a close," he added. "With the conclusion of the case, the U.S. cotton industry can bring a renewed focus to the challenges that lay in front of us."
Look to the East
Those new challenges come from a familiar source. And the U.S. cotton industry is wasting no time in voicing its opinion over potential issues with China's new cotton policy, including testimony in Washington, DC over items of concern.
"At this stage, we want to at least call issue to what's going on in China," said Adams. "Over the past 12 to 18 months, the U.S. government has been a bit more assertive in the WTO meetings about raising questions about how China operates its ag policy.
"When the WTO agriculture committee meets, our trade representatives have at least asked the Chinese representatives for greater clarity on how they operate their programs," he continued. "They've asked specifically for cotton in terms of how the stock building program has worked. They have raised questions about the level of support that's been conveyed. And they have asked China why they're not current on their notifications to the WTO on the support the country provides to agriculture."
That, says Adams, is one of the key points the NCC wants to make. China has not reported its support levels to the WTO since their 2008 crop, making it one of the larger cotton-producing countries that are not meeting their WTO requirements.
"In our testimony at the hearing and in the written submission we've made, we're trying to put more analysis around the numbers," he explained. "Hopefully the U.S. will agree with our calculations and believe that China is providing more support than they're allowed to do."
When China joined the WTO in 2001, they – like all member nations – agreed to certain concessions and commitments as part of their membership. One of those agreements was to provide what Adams calls a "de minimis" level of support to cotton. In other words, the Chinese government agreed that any direct support provided to their country's cotton industry would not exceed 8.5 percent of the value of production.
Have they, or haven't they? The true answer may be difficult to prove.
"That 8.5 percent is not a huge amount," said Adams. "And countries have different ways that they calculate the support. All we know for sure is that, from a domestic support standpoint for cotton for 2015, China has committed to 8.5 percent."
Stabilizing Market Share
China also dropped a potential bombshell on the global industry in early October when their government announced that – under their new cotton policy – they would limit cotton imports in 2015 to the minimum 894,000 tons (4.1 million bales) required under the WTO guidelines. But without a good working knowledge of the details of that policy, it's difficult for the rest of the cotton world to determine the real impact of the announcement.
"With China's internal prices being so high over the last three years, mills don't want to spin much cotton," said Adams," and we've seen the mills turn to purchasing cotton yarn. If they continue to bring in yarn, there may be a small tariff involved, but it doesn't face any quota restrictions.
"But the way the Chinese have recently operated their program has probably caused a lot of their mills to turn away from cotton and look to polyester," he continued. "The loss of market share in China has been huge, and it will be tough to gain it back."
Adams believes that an A Index price in the 60's can help make cotton more competitive with polyester and help stabilize cotton's market share.
For now, cotton's eyes will remain firmly on China as the country tries to define exactly how their new policy will work.
"Details just trickle out," said Adams. "It will be interesting to see how it plays out as they make decisions on what they plant next year."


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More than 200 at open houses
More than 200 people attend information open houses on shoreline management along Ausable Bayfield shoreline
Presentations, displays at August 2018 open houses in Thedford, Zurich provided information on proposed draft development guidelines for shoreline
More than 200 people attended two public information open houses, about shoreline management, held in Thedford and Zurich in August of 2018. Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority (ABCA) hosted the first open house on Saturday, August 11 in Thedford and the second in Zurich on Saturday, August 18.
"I would like to thank everyone who took the time to attend to meet staff, listen to presentations and review displays, ask questions, and provide written comments," said Geoffrey Cade, ABCA Manager of Water and Planning. "The open houses offered a great chance to exchange information, to update the public on project progress, to introduce proposed draft development guidelines for review, and to discuss next steps for the update work."
Posters and presentations from the open houses, including proposed draft development guidelines, have been posted, for information and review, on the abca.ca shoreline management plan page at this link: https://www.abca.ca/page.php?page=shoreline-management
Posters explained how shoreline hazard zones are defined and outlined the current development guidelines as well as the proposed draft development guidelines for bluff areas and dynamic beach areas. Presentations were made by Fiona Duckett, M.Sc., P. Eng. of W. F. Baird and Associates Coastal Engineers Ltd. and by the water and planning manager at ABCA. The presentation by Fiona Duckett looked at shoreline recession (erosion) rates as well as next steps for updating the current Shoreline Management Plan (2000).
Members of the public are invited to provide written comments on the open house content until September 15, 2018. The public will also have a later opportunity to comment. Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority has contracted Baird and Associates Coastal Engineers Ltd. to compile the 2015-2018 updates into a document for review by the ABCA Board of Directors prior to release to the public for comment.
When a draft proposed updated Shoreline Management Plan is released by the board, the public will have a chance to review and provide comments on the updated draft plan. After this period of public comment, the proposed plan would again go the board for consideration of approval. The updates and approval may be completed before the end of the year.
ABCA's Shoreline Management Plan (SMP) was last updated in 2000. The plan identifies shoreline hazards for flooding, erosion, and dynamic beaches and their impact on shoreline development. A copy of the SMP 2000 is online at abca.ca. The conservation authority started a process in 2015 to begin updating technical information to support updates to the 2000 SMP document. The 2018 open houses provided information on the existing plan, current policies, and next steps to update the current plan.
Updates to the plan will provide newer information on shoreline recession rates, ensure that local policies and application of the Regulation conform to Province of Ontario policy, and keep policies current in light of emerging land use trends. Updates to the Shoreline Management Plan will provide a consistent and up-to-date guide for development and municipal land use planning along the shoreline, according to the ABCA.
Members of the public are invited to subscribe to a free electronic newsletter that provides updates about shoreline management in the watershed. More than 500 people have subscribed to this newsletter. To sign up to receive these updates you may visit this link: http://eepurl.com/bxn8_5.
To learn more visit abca.ca or contact ABCA at 519-235-2610 or toll-free 1-888-286-2610.


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NEW YORK >> Serena Williams ended a difficult-for-her Grand Slam season in the best way possible, winning her third consecutive U.S. Open championship and 18th major title overall.
And like each of her matches at Flushing Meadows the past two weeks, the final wasn't close at all — a 6-3, 6-3 victory over good friend Caroline Wozniacki that lasted only 75 minutes Sunday.
Williams equaled Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova with 18 Grand Slam singles titles, the fourth-most in history. Williams also matched Evert's total of six championships at the U.S. Open and became the first woman to win three in a row since Evert's four-title run from 1975-78.
Not only did Williams, ranked and seeded No. 1, win all 14 sets she played in the tournament, she never even dropped more than three games in any of them.
When the final ended, Williams dropped to her back behind the baseline, covering her hands with her face. Her first major trophy also came in New York, in 1999, when she was 17.
"It is a pleasure for me to win my first Grand Slam here and then this No. 18," Williams said, her voice choking. "So I'm really emotional. I couldn't ask to do it at a better place."
Williams earned $4 million, a record in tennis — $3 million for the title, plus a $1 million bonus for having had the best results during the North American summer hard-court circuit. Evert and Navratilova joined her on court during the trophy and check ceremony.
Williams also has won five titles apiece at Wimbledon and the Australian Open, plus two at the French Open. Only three players have more Slams to their credit: Margaret Court with 24, Steffi Graf with 22, and Helen Wills Moody with 19.
Until the U.S. Open, though, Williams had not been at her best on her sport's biggest stages in 2014. She lost in the fourth round at the Australian Open, the second round at the French Open, and the third round at Wimbledon, where a disoriented Williams also struggled through an odd appearance in doubles that was attributed to a viral illness.
Back at the top of her game, Williams broke Wozniacki's serve five times and compiled a hard-to-believe 29-4 edge in winners.
"You really deserved it today. You played better than me," the 24-year-old Wozniacki said. "You're an unbelievable champion and you're an inspiration to me, both on and off the court. You're an unbelievable friend — and you definitely owe drinks later."
Remarkably, until a cross-court backhand on the run in the final game that Williams applauded, the only winners registered by the 10th-seeded Wozniacki came on a trio of aces.
That was, in part, a result of the Dane's iffy play in only her second Grand Slam final — she lost to Kim Clijsters at the 2009 U.S. Open — but mainly due to Williams' relentless pursuit of every ball.
A few weeks shy of her 33rd birthday, making the American the oldest major champion since Navratilova was 33 at Wimbledon in 1990, Williams powered this way and that in her black-and-pink hightops. Wozniacki is the one training for the New York City Marathon, but she was tuckered out by the end.
Wozniacki may as well have been an extra in this Williams highlight reel. Points were directed by Williams, via serves that reached 120 mph (194 kph), forceful returns that backed Wozniacki into a corner when not producing outright winners, unreachable groundstrokes or the occasional volley.
Yes, this was all about Williams. At times, it felt as if Wozniacki were there because, well, someone needed to be on the opposite side of the net.
They've been pals for years, and they hung out together in Miami — heading to the beach, watching an NBA playoff game — after both lost early at the French Open in May. Wozniacki says Williams helped her get over the end of her engagement to golf star Rory McIlroy.
"We text almost every day. She's such a great person, a nice friend," Williams said, before turning to address Wozniacki.
"I know you're going to be winning very, very soon, maybe even Australia," Williams said, referring to the next major tournament, in January, "so I got to go home and get fit again so I can be ready for you there."
The friendship between Williams and Wozniacki did not matter one bit, of course, while they played with so much at stake as early evening shadows moved across Arthur Ashe Stadium.
As Williams put it beforehand, referring to her older sister, "If I can play Venus, I can play anybody."
Sure looked that way Sunday.
Men's doubles
For their 100th tournament title, the Bryan brothers broke out a new victory celebration.
Not that they planned it this way. The twins were so excited to win their first Grand Slam championship in more than a year that they botched their signature chest bump at Sunday's U.S. Open final.
Mike wound up leaping into Bob's arms after they beat 11th-seeded Spaniards Marcel Granollers and Marc Lopez 6-3, 6-4.
"I don't think we have ever done this kind of `Dirty Dancing' swan dive," said Mike, who faulted his brother for not lifting off. "That was a first."
"You felt light as a feather," Bob teased him.
Nothing was going to faze them after they tied a record with their fifth U.S. Open men's doubles title. Richard Sears and James Dwight also won five way back in the 1880s.
The Bryans now own the Open-era mark, moving ahead of Bob Lutz and Stan Smith. It's also the brothers' 16th major championship, extending their record.
"I was having flashbacks to my whole career towards the end of that match," Bob said. "It was wild. I was thinking juniors, college."
They played their first tournament at age 6 in Agoura Hills, when they met in the novice singles final and won the doubles. The trophies have piled up since: NCAA championships, Olympic gold medals.
But the top-ranked Bryans hadn't celebrated one of these Grand Slam titles since 2013 Wimbledon, an eternity by their standards. They were in danger of finishing a year without a major championship for the first time since 2004.
Back at their home Grand Slam event, the 36-year-old Americans ended the drought.
Asked if they believed in karma, Mike joked, "We pick up trash when we see litter on the street."
After tough three-set victories in their past two matches, they controlled play against Granollers and Lopez, who beat them in the French Open quarters en route to the Spaniards' first Grand Slam final.
"It was kind of our best match of the tournament against a really tough team that posed a lot of challenges," Mike said.
About the only thing that went wrong Sunday was during their post-match news conference, when Mike tried to beckon to Bob's 2-year-old daughter Micaela to join them on the podium. She took a few hesitant steps forward then burst into tears while her little brother, Bobby Jr., babbled away.
Their dad and uncle have long said they plan to play through the 2016 Olympics, though they won't promise they'll retire then.
"No exit strategy," Mike said.
They already owned by far the most tournament titles of the Open era, which started in 1968. Now they've achieved a nice round number.
"It's always sweet winning a Grand Slam," Mike said. "This just adds some extra whip cream and cherries and nuts on top."


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Used books stores are such fun...
There's a new used book store at the Willow Crossroads in Prescott, Arizona.
I finally visited The Purple Cat used book store this afternoon. Owned and operated by Shari Graham, this tidy little shop has small but growing Sci Fi, Fantasy, and Horror sections in the back left corner. Ms. Graham has a deep supply of military SF by the likes of David Weber. The titles are varied and the aisles are well lit. I went in looking for a copy of The Keep, by F. Paul Wilson. Didn't find it, but I left with six other volumes instead; that's how used book stores work. Give The Purple Cat a visit next time you come to Prescott.
The Purple Cat
3180 Willow Creek Rd. #A4
Prescott, AZ 86301
Saturday, April 16, 2016
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There's only one of these. Every serious shaver should have at least one custom made brush. It's great value. This was made for me by neocaligatio of The Shaving Room forum. Great to deal with.It has a Golden Nib 24mm Finest with 20% extra hair. A superb soap brush and face latherer. Imitation ivory (polyecter) handle, nice and chunky for a real man. There must be some out there. I could happily throw away the rest of my brushes and stick with this one. But it would be such a waste.
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=> What is Black Friday? When is Black Friday?
The day after Thanksgiving is a shopping day for a blend of reasons. As the first day after the last majors occasion before Christmas, it denotes the informal start of the Christmas shopping season. Some of the special deals offered by stores are only available for limited time. This year Black Friday is going to hit the markets on 24th November.
=> Why do we have Black Friday? What year did it start?
The blockbuster day after the Thanksgiving Day and the Friday before the Cyber Monday in the USA is widely popular among all. It is a busy shopping day since the 19th century, people often get a holiday from their work.
The term ''Black Friday'' was coined in the 60's to mark the kickoff to the Christmas holiday shopping days. It was first started in 1961 and since 2005, Black Friday has been the one of the busiest shopping day of the year in our country. Most sources said that Black Friday's name came about thanks to the Philadelphia Police Department which Resulting in traffic jams that are an irksome problem to the police. So, customary for officers to refer to the post-Thanksgiving days as Black Friday and Black Saturday.
=> Why is Black Friday Called Black Friday?
The day after the Thanksgiving is widely known as Black Friday. It is the biggest day for all shopping lovers! But you don't know why it is called Black Friday? Here's the answer; Black Friday begin to turn all profit for the year. In accouting, operating losing money is called being ''in the red ink'' because accountants tradtionally used red ink to show losses amounts in ledgers.
=> Where to Find Black Friday Deals?
You can see that every retailer will release a Black Friday deals ad in the newspaper or a press release. These ads can be printed several pages long and attractive. Some wait untill the last week of the event! BlackFridayshoppingdealsonline.com will offering hundreds of leaked ads of online stores and brands. But, its on you where to shop first because some doorbusters deals are only for limited time!


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Part of the barcode scanner uses exceptions for signalling error conditions. These exceptions are thrown and later on caught again. These exceptions can safely be ignored. If you are debugging your application and have an exception breakpoint set, the program will stop when the C++ exceptions are thrown. You can disable this behavior by only catching Objective-C exceptions.
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