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Guitar Works of Garoto
Genres: World Music, Jazz, Special Interest, Pop, Latin Music
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Raul Jose | Scottsdale, AZ United States | 05/31/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Garoto is a Brazilian legend and phenomenon. Paolo Bellinati is a first class guitarist and musician. The CD pairs the two and the result is pure magic. Not only is the CD entertaining and impressive, it provides a much needed service by promoting Garoto's music. Absolutely first class!"
Ressurection of a major Brazilian composer and guitarist.
Raul Jose | 05/14/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This was an extensive research by Bellinati, listening to recordings, interviewing different friends of Garoto, and searching for lost manuscripts. The result is an incredible CD, with pieces in such a different style, from Bossa Nova to Choro, from pure Classical compositions to Technique innovations, that we end by asking ourselves: why listening to anything else?"
Outstanding work
jdwyer | San Bruno, CA United States | 05/06/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Bellinati does a wonderful job in bringing forward the music of Annibal Augusto Sardinha ("Garoto"). Garoto is not well known outside of Brazil, but Bellinati's work certainly gives this brilliant composer his due. Garoto's style is well founded in Brazilian choro traditions, and you can hear the influences of his work in later composers such as Antonio Carlos Jobim and the whole "bossa nova" movement.
Bellinati's technique is superb, and this CD is a joy to listen to.
For guitar players, Bellinati has also come out with a two volume set of transcriptions (from Guitar Solo Publications) that are also outstanding, and a nice addition to the CD.
For those who like Brazilian solo guitar, this work will stand out among even the best."


text: Phil Clement, AON Juanita James, Pitney Bowes Nigel Dessau, AMD Susan Popper, SAP Published on September 14, 2009. BtoBonline.com, the companion Web site to BtoB, last month launched CMO Close-Up, an e-newsletter featuring Q&As with top marketing executives, as well as responses to "The Big Question" posed by BtoB editors. ¶ Going forward, CMO Close-Up will appear every other Wednesday, starting this week. ¶ Below are highlights from CMO Close-Up interviews that have already been published. To access the full interviews and sign up to receive the biweekly e-newsletter, go to www.btobonline.com/cmo. Phil Clement, AON's chief global marketing and communications officer, and his team have embarked on a broad-based, high-profile marketing communications effort, which, starting next year, will include a sponsorship of the Manchester United soccer team. BtoB: Tell us how the Manchester United sponsorship fits into your marketing and branding approach? Clement: For the Manchester United deal, the brand piece is additive; it's outside the business case. It's a fantastic spinoff benefit. Right now, we're doing sponsorships all over the world, but they're not working in a coordinated way. There's not a common set of messages in those sponsorships. But if we can focus all of that sponsorship effort on a single sponsorship that people are familiar with globally—as they would be with football, or soccer as we say over here—we can get a higher yield out of how we talk about the sponsorship across the country, and that's an important part of the value of the partnership. It brings our firm together. We spend a good amount of money every year just communicating with our 36,000 walking billboards. If I'm trying to let them know about what's going on in China, Alaska and Indiana, that's a lot for people to digest. If you can find one common sponsorship that communicates teamwork and commitment to excellence, like those values that Manchester United has, and you can get across that those are also the values you have in your firm, then you get more value out of that spending. As chief marketing and communications officer at Pitney Bowes, Juanita James has led the company's marketing program through a major transformation as it positions itself as a provider of broad business solutions. BtoB: How has the economy impacted your marketing this year? James: We have, as a result of the current economic environment, become very focused and very selective in terms of our marketing efforts this year. We have shifted dramatically from major mass media advertising and been much more selective in very targeted markets, very targeted publications and major events where we know there is an audience for our products and services. BtoB: Can you give some examples? 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This has meant having to do more with less, and with a closer eye on efficiency in all we do. However, this has also given us the opportunity to re-evaluate the status quo. BtoB: How are you finding ways to do more with less? Dessau: AMD is in a unique position because we're faced with directly taking on our competitor [Intel], yet we have a much smaller budget and fewer resources. This pushes us to rely more on high-ROI activities and less on expensive initiatives such as traditional TV or print advertising. Using free and universally available social media tools leverages my team's existing core competencies and helps amplify the impact of our other traditional marketing programs. Susan Popper, senior VP-marketing communications at software company SAP, is a 20-year advertising veteran. She previously helped build brands such as Merrill Lynch, Northwest Airlines and Pitney Bowes while working at such global ad agencies as J. Walter Thompson USA, Bozell and Saatchi & Saatchi. 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We had thousands of responses, and it just brings something of interest and something of relevance to our target audience. The findings were on a sponsored area of their site, and a very high percentage stayed on our landing site to watch videos and download content, showing that the thought leadership environment provided a targeted, engaged audience. M Most Popular In this article: BtoB

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College is one of the most exciting times in one's life. But there is just as many responsibilities as there are times of fun. The piece that follows offers the sort of college tips necessary to help you attain goals without succumbing to excess stress.
If you can't afford college, you may qualify for a student loan. Over a lifetime, a college education is worth its weight in gold, so acquiring a bit of debt to make it happen is a reasonable approach.
Learn your schedule and the location of each of your classes. Plan out the best strategy for navigating the campus, learning the amount of time it will take to get from class to class. Make note of the bathrooms and other places you will need to go.
Make sure to have breakfast. Even grabbing a quick snack like a piece of fruit or a cup of yogurt can make a big difference. One of the biggest distractions you can have during a test is your stomach. Eating a good breakfast will prevent you from feeling hungry, boost your energy levels and help you to maintain focus during your test.
During your beginning semester, take one of your general education classes so it can be checked off your list. If there's a class you know you'll have to take to graduate and don't want to deal with, you should get it out of the way early so that you have more time later to take classes you enjoy more. This will help you to avoid scrambling to get your core classes finished right before graduation.
You need to get to know all of your professors when classes start. Find out where your professor's offices are located. Also, get their contact information so you can communicate with them. Build a strong repertoire with them to achieve a better understanding if an issue like turning in something late or having something come up.
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Wait to purchase books until after the first day of the class. You might not need all of the required textbooks. Since you don't know what the situation is until you actually go to class, it is best to wait to buy. Many times, online readings and lectures will be enough to succeed in the class.
Plan on studying on a daily basis. Find the time despite the distractions. Plan to study for at least an hour daily, regardless of your other life responsibilities. Study every day, whether you need to or not. That will make it a habit.
As stated earlier, college ought to be fun. However, just a few mistakes can ruin the experience. When you keep the information here in mind, you shouldn't have any problems.


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Cosplayer Naxul > Costume of Jill Valentine (Resident Evil 5)
- Most Recent Photo
- 07-11-2011
- Series
- Resident Evil 5
- Character
- Jill Valentine
- Special Variation:
- BSAA Suit
- Year Completed:
- 2011
- Construction Difficulty:
- Difficult
- Costume worn at:
- Anime Expo 2011
- FanimeCon 2011
- WonderCon 2012
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- Construction Details:
The only thing I really made from nothing was the shirt, which was pretty hard in itself. I've never done a pattern with sleeves that go all the way up to the collar before. I'm glad I own the Hot Toys figure or I would have NEVER figured out how the shirt looks/works. Hat, gloves and a few accessories are from eBay. Boots are snow boots, painted to match her boots. Pants from Nordstrom. Lots of gear was bought from my local army surplus store. Harness was from an old broken backpack I had, that was cut up, re-painted and re-sewn together. Guns preowned.
- Personal Thoughts:
- I finally got around to playing RE5 and it was love at first play through(? lol). The only things I regret not having was a lock pick and a Chris Redfield, lolol.
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Northwell Health is trying something new with the launch of The Well. The new website "is a health-focused editorial platform committed to promoting wellness," says the healthcare network, that will use essays, first-person narratives, video programming and photography. It was introduced last week.
"People want to read a good story that is relevant to their life," said Gina Czark, of Great Neck, Northwell's associate vice president of content management. "We wanted to create a platform so people don't feel alone during their health care journey. We're using storytelling to engage the community."
Glen Cove Hospital and LIJ Valley Stream Hospital are members of Northwell Health, as are 21 other hospitals. Although The Well is on Northwell's website, it can provide guidance and information for anyone, whether or not they are planning a hospital stay.
When people have health concerns, they often initially visit websites detailing symptoms. "Social media can actually make things more stressful," Czark said. "The Well is the future. People want real stories that are relevant to their lives."
Each week, a new story is posted under one of a variety of banners: "True Story," "Day In the Life," "Well Informed," "Dear Doctor," even "Well Fed." There are currently 33 stories on the site.
Northwell says it is the first health care network to offer a digital platform that is not devoted to advertising its hospitals. "We recognize that there's a huge gap in the way hospitals and health care systems tell their stories," said Sarah DiBari, of Glen Head, its director of content, production and editorial, who has been working on the site for the past year. "We were looking for a new way to talk to our patients and the community. The stories on The Well are more editorial in nature. You don't feel like you have landed in a hospital website."
In "The Flu Is Here," which offers advice on how to avoid catching the virus and what to do if you get it, Glen Cove Hospital's Dr. Barbara Keber shares her love of family medicine before getting into the details of this year's strain. The medical advice she offers is patient-friendly, as if it is coming from a friend.
One article, "The First Day of the Rest of My Life," shares a woman's experiences and emotions after she completes her last chemotherapy treatment. The author, Jen Rozenbaum, of Roslyn, shared her experience with breast cancer, a mastectomy and her recovery in a previous article.
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In a video called "How my worst day became my best," a paramedic details his days on the job, and the emotional toll it takes may surprise some.
There is also advice from professionals like social workers. Some stories focus on everyday issues, like how to deal with a stubborn teen, which is included in "Dear Doctor." The category "Well Informed" includes a story on what to do when it's time for your daughter's first visit to the gynecologist.
Czark manages a team of content strategists, producers and award-winning journalists to create content for the site. "Our writers are from national publications including USA Today, the Atlantic, NPR, and one is a Peabody Award winner," she said. "We're all working to align our content to what's happening in the news cycle."
Julie Shapiro, of Port Washington, has written a number of first-person stories. Growing up in Merrick, she said, she always loved writing, but never imagined her career would take her to The Well, where she is the assistant managing editor. Sometimes the stories are from her own experiences. "I had a colonoscopy," she said. "I found my experience to be hilarious and wanted to write about it. I also wrote about my mammography, which wasn't so funny."
She contacted the head of imaging at Northwell to share her mammography experience, and then wrote about what she learned. "I found out why they do things that women don't like while having a mammography," she said. "The article is called 'Hate Mammograms? Read this.'"
She was sold on the appeal of first-person writing after doing it herself prior to joining Northwell. "I was a stay-at-home mom for 12 years, and took up photography at that time," she said. "I took 350 photos, one per day, and set up a blog. It really took off, making me realize there's something to this first-person writing."
She answered Northwell's ad for copywriters. "In my interview, I spoke about first-person writing, about combining it with expert advice. We have access at Northwell to world-class experts."
She also brought up her love of blogging. The Well, she says, "takes people's hands and says to them, 'You are not the only person dealing with this. Let me show you.' The people on The Well are all local people helping each other."
Dr. Stacey Rosen was interviewed for the site. As the former chief cardiologist at Long Island Jewish hospital and now the vice president of women's health at the Katz Institute, she has found that women are the driving force in health care decisions. "I have spoken a great deal about how women drive decisions for the family," she said. "Decisions are made 80 percent of the time by women. Northwell and Katz want to be the trusted partners for them. You can teach and learn a lot through storytelling."
The stories are memorable, Rosen said. "The Well is a way to reach more people, it's a unique approach to educating our community and it resonates. And it empowers people."
To experience The Well go to https://thewell.northwell.edu/.


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That's right. Thirty-one years ago today, at 8:32 AM, Mt. St. Helens erupted. We weren't living in Washington then...actually, I wasn't even born at that point (neither were the sisters). But I'll always remember the audio recording of Johnstone calling the Cascade Volcano Observatory in Vancouver, WA...just like I'll always remember watching the video Dave Crockett took as he hiked away from the erupting St. Helens. We studied the eruption in fourth grade at Elmhurst Elementary. Loved it then, love it now.
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The mussel dredger, designed by Maaskant Shipyards is a modern twin propeller vessel, suitable for coastal and unrestricted operations. The vessel has no limitation to wind force and sea state. Basic functions of the mussel dredger include:
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Monday, July 15, 2013
Project Life: Weeks 37 and 38
6 comments:
- Kimberlee Gerstmann said...
I love your attitude that you'll get caught up eventually. Makes me feel better. :) Great pages!
- July 16, 2013 at 8:14 AM
- Lisa Johnson said...
What a great idea to include a favorite recipe (like you did w/ the bacon roasted brussel sprouts).
I totally recognized the picture from week 37 of you holding up your shoes w/ a shopping bag. Isn't that your profile pic? :)
- July 16, 2013 at 1:48 PM
- Nirupama said...
Lovely spreads! The grey is a great backdrop (and let's your photos shine!) The life with Mickey card is such a good idea.
- July 16, 2013 at 6:18 PM
- Chrisy Clay said...
Hi Cerise. Must say your layouts are looking great! Week 37 in particular, the colour scheme is just lovely and helps pull everything together. When l first opened it up, my thoughts were....oh Cerise! :-)
PS - we're a little dorky too
- July 16, 2013 at 6:50 PM
- Shelly Jaquet said...
Great job "chugging" along :) I have the same feeling... It will get done. I have been doing this since 2009. I usually get behind on journaling by summer with kiddies and fun to do, but it gets done... Or will ecventually! I still have a few journaling gaps from 2011 I've been plugging away at. At least the pictures are in their spot!
- July 17, 2013 at 1:36 PM
- Karen M. Peterson said...
I don't really ever comment on these, but your Project Life pages are so beautiful. What a fun way to remember all the goings on in the year.
- July 23, 2013 at 11:46 AM


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Version 3.1.10 is now available http://citrusengine.com/v3-1-10-engine-fixes-and-libraries-update/
Citrus Engine update thread!(78 posts) (24 voices)
Hey guys, first of all I wanted to thank you for everything you did here. It's amazing how much work and love you put into the framework and the community.
Now to my first question, it is a simple one: Could I update the Starling version, that is used within the Citrusengine by myself? As you will know, Starling 1.7 was just released and I need one of the features. I guess it could and will break a lot of stuff if I just replace something within the framework.
So my second question is: Will there be an update soon, that includes the newest Starling 1.7 ?
Hey, thanks for your kind words.
Yes probably once Feathers will have its 2.2 version out of beta
For the moment you could use the src code directly. And nothing on Starling 1.7 is not backward compatible with Citrus Engine!
Hi Heliumhorror,
if you're using the core, you can swap starling.swc with the new one.
if you're using the full ce.swc , you can include the new starling.swc in your project and make sure its order in the build process is such that it will be prioritized over the older starling package so you should get all the new features. CE 3.1.10 should not affect starling, and starling should not affect CE so you should be good to go.
Great, thank you so much! I will give that a try soon.
Version 3.1.11 http://citrusengine.com/v3-1-11-libraries-update-and-future/
So, CitruxEngine will be revived?
That'll cool...
Not sure about the name yet
But it won't be based on old NME for sure. We still consider OpenFL (it should be quick to run there!), but for the test we're playing with Pixi.js at the moment.
V3.1.12 is out! http://citrusengine.com/v3-1-12-and-preparing-v3-2/
– no more 3D, no more Away3D & AwayPhysics. We're confident if you're making a game with 3D, you should use Unity.
and what if we want develop citrus web based 3D game? (Starling, Feathers, Away3D)
We get 0 contribution over the years concerning Away3D & AwayPhysics, so we removed that stuff since we don't use it all.
You can still add Away3D to your project as if you're making a pure Starling game without Citrus.
Note there are still included in V3.1.12.
Yeah, away3D was being dragged along 3.1.x but not really moving. Sadly.
Away3D can in fact still be added alongside CE, or I'm sure the 3.1.x away3D related code, with upgrade to it of course, could be added as an extension of the CE 3.2 core.
The purpose of 3.2 is not to close the core but to open it more - so I hope to see people coming up with extension of the core, an away3D one could exist - in fact the code of 3.1.x for away3D is basically just an extension , it could be in a separate folder. Having it in the core means us two have to take care of it (I mean 2016 has only 2 contributors so... you know)
We do have to introduce the idea of extensibility to CE though. It's probably just thought of as a big .swc you drag and drop and get everything with it. (I'm not saying that's bad !!!)
It's nice, but the fact that everything is in one place, does it really attract people to join in and contribute objects?
I will suggest having all the platformer example objects in a separate repository... Just so other developers basically see how they are made, how you can just drag/drop the kit in your project only if you want to... maybe that'll encourage more objects to exist and be shared? I mean that makes Citrus Engine less opaque. Sorry this might be a bad idea but if we are to move forward maybe we just have to have a little bit less confort of just the drag&drop of the core .swc and use the Hero.as object and that's it.
@Thomas good thought!
Hey Thanks,
I will upgrade Vortex Attack game to Starling2, Feathers3,CE3.2 and Dragon Bones to its latest version. I think there is still some space to get cool stuff done in 2D with flash. If we ever get some console or Linux support.
Phisics workers is one of the best ideas, I'm sure my game with hundreds of collisions (yes it is a hardcore shmup) will appreciate it
I think that's a good idea Thomas!
Hey everyone!
I finally merged the "SceneManager" I worked on a long time ago (yes states are now called scenes for some of you wondering )
here's an example of it running with physics, transitions and pausable scenes : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qe1-Bx0tRwI
This example's source code can be downloaded here : http://labs.gsynuh.com/coffee/CESceneManagerExample.zip
Also check out the changelog for this commit https://github.com/DaVikingCode/Citrus-Engine/commit/5c31484cc0d48a69596f545a862610334d96c9cf
Some things might not be fully backwards compatible, I tried as much as I can to make it so that basically if you don't use the SceneManager then creating new scenes with _ce.scene= new MyStarlingScene() should work just as well.
The SceneManager is setup by default as SceneManagerMode.SINGLE_MODE which means only 2 states can run at a time , a main one and a transitional one. It is possible to make the SceneManager run as many scene as possible, a scene can now be just a simple pause menu while the "game scene" is set to paused. No need to hack the CitrusEngine "playing" property
I changed the way box2D worked a bit so we can, for example, change a body property on contact which was not possible (basically all contacts are processed after the world simulation).
Ok have fun! feedback is welcome, we'll see about structure later. Working on other cool stuff that we hope to bring to the Starling community
Great work! Thanks a lot for your efforts — it's fantastic to see Citrus Engine still getting so much love.
Very usefull thanks for ur work! Much respect
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New York is my all time favorite city. In fact, I think it is every girls' all time favorite city, to be honest. Even long before visiting it! We don't know.. we girls just love New York and every detail of it! It's been two years ago since last visiting this city, and I would go back to New York any day now. If anyone would offer me a ticket to the city I wouldn't say no for a million.
New York is a big city, and even a 7 day citytrip for me wasn't enough to see all of it. Heck.. in seven days you might just see all the highlights of the city and the musea you want to see.. but did you experience the city good enough? Probably not.
As I can understand there is a lot to take in before and during your trip I decided to make it a little bit easier for you. So today I got into detail and I am giving you a complete New York neighborhood guide!
Financial District
Let's start with the most southern neighborhoods of Manhattan: the Financial District. The Financial District mostly means high skyscrapers, a lot of men in suits and of course: the famous Wall street.
The Financial Disrict also is the home of the 9/11 memorial and museum (very impressive), as well as the new Twin Towers, as well as Battery Park, a park at the most southern point of the island, from out where you can spot the Statue of Liberty.
The Financial District also is the home of the Brooklyn Bridge, which definitely is the most iconic sight of NYC and probably the most famous bridge of the world.
In the Financial District you can also find a lot of piers where you can take the ferry to Statue Of Liberty, the Staten Island Ferry or where you can join a boat tour to see the New York skyline from off the water.
China Town
A couple of years ago I thought China Town NYC was 'the' China Town of the world. While getting older and seeing more and more cities I realized this wasn't exactly the case. However, after seeing China Town NYC in real life myself I did know it was the most beautiful China Town I ever saw. China Town is one of those neighborhoods you just have to take a stroll. Explore the markets, find the best Dim Sum and shop at the local Chineese shops!
To be honest, I'd never heard of TriBeCa before. Or, well, I heard about it in 'How I Met Your Mother', but I just figured that was some sort of a joke. Today I learned this neighborhood is actually called TriBeCa.
TriBeCa is a residential area in downtown New York. There used to be a lot of lofts, but these are nowadays replaced by more expensive flats. You'll probably spot a lot of famous people around this area as well. TriBeCa also has been the décor for a lot of movies and one thing you can definitely do in this area is take a movietour. Think about SATC and Ghostbusters and you are thinking about TriBeCa.
Soho is one of those areas in New York everybody loves. The neighborhood itself already looks very typical. There are hardly any modern buildings in this part of town and most buildings that are there are built in the 19th century. Think of fire escapes and balconies and you'll think of Soho.
From my opinion this neighborhood also is the best one of NYC for shopping and eating AND the best neighborhood to let your inner hipster come out. Soho has a lot of smaller stores and boutiques as well as designer stores like Diane von Furstenburg and DKNY, stores like H&M and Zara are on the background in this neighborhood. Soho is well known for her arts and her dozen of art galleries. You'll find a lot of events here, small art galleries as well as big ones.
Little Italy
Little Italy is a small neighborhood above China Town. Little Italy is a colorful area consisting out of a couple of blocks, decorated with Italian flags and lights. As you might expected all you have to do in this neighborhood is eat. Taste authentic, delicious Italian food at one of the many, many restaurants.
The ambiance in Little Italy definitely is a big plus – it is busy, is is fun and you definitely, definitely have to check out this neighborhood.
Lower East Side & East Village
At the east side of the island, above China Town you'll find the Lower East Side. The Lower East Side mostly is a residential aria. However the Lower East Side is also known for her dozens of cool, small shops and boutiques, her incredible night life – with tons of bars and clubs – and for some of the best restaurants in New York that are surprise, surprise: even affordable!
Above the Lower East Side you'll find the East Village. Which is pretty comparable to the Lower East Side: a residential area with many bars (a bit more theaters in this area) and good restaurants and shops!
When visiting these neighborhoods there is one thing you definitely need to do: take a foodtour to discover the best recipes and meals of this area!
Greenwich Village
Greenwich Village probably is my most favorite neighborhood of Manhattan. Mostly because the Friends Apartment is built in this neighborhood (and Carrie's house from SATC) which to me feels very nostalgic as I used to adore the show while I was younger. Greenwich Village is a very alive neighborhood and the shops and restaurants here have a fantastic atmosphere. Greenwich Village is one of the most beautiful (and expensive) residential areas of NYC and if I would move to NYC I would definitely check the apartments in this neighborhood first (keep dreaming, Yvonne).
In Greenwich Village you'll also find Washington Square, a square you'll definitely recognize once you see it, situated directly to Washington Square you'll find the University of New York. Definitely check into Washington Square for a afternoon of people watching when you are around!
Chelsea is a big neighborhood at the west side of Manhattan just above Greenwich Village. From out Chelsea you can take the ferry over to Jersey City to discover a little bit more of the USA. Or you can stay in Manhattan, of course.
Chelsea is the home of the Highline, which is described best as a park built on a historic railway that no longer is in use anymore. The highline is elevated above the city which means you can get some pretty good views over the buildings and streets of Chelsea as well as the river while walking over it. The highline also leads through an old warehouse from a nearby factory which now hosts the Chelsea Market: where you'll find loads of stores and food courts.
Gramercy & Stuyvesant Town
Gramercy and Stuyvesant Town are two neigborhoods that are situated above the East Village. Gramercy is probably one of the most famous neighborhoods of NYC without even knowing it. In this neighborhood you'll find one of the most photographed and unique buildings of NYC: the Flatiron building. In Gramercy you'll also find Madison Park (right behind the Flatiron building) and Union Square. Two beautiful, small parks for you to enjoy.
Stuyvesant Town is a very unique NYC neighborhood. This small square exicsts out of tall brown residential buildings. Once you see them you know why this is such a unique neighborhood and characteristic for the NYC skyline.
Murray Hill
Above Gramercy you'll find Murray Hill. When walking over Fifth avenue you'll find yourself in Murray Hill right about where you'll find the New York Public Library and Bryant Park. The Public Library definitely is one of my favorite buildings (inside and out) in New York, so definitely take a quick peek inside it! Bryant Park is a small park, but from what I know they organize a lot of events like yoga sessions and film festivals, so definitely cool to check out their schedule before going over there!
Garment District
When you are in the Garment District you are getting close to Time Square, and you'll notice that through the number of tourists surrounding you, the increasing number of flashy lights, banners and billboards and more and more stores, ticket centers and fast-food restaurants.
Garment District is also the district of fashion. You'll notice that right away when walking over Fashion Avenue where a lot of designers have their ateliers. Of course you can also start designing yourself and pick out some fabrics at Mood Fabrics (of course famous from Project Runway). Between 34th street and 42nd you'll find the Fashion Walk of Fame. Where you'll see featured designers with one of their sketches on various plaques on the street.
In the Garment District you'll also find the Fashion Institute of Arts, the Metropolitan Museum of Arts (definitely a must-visit!) and a lot of stores including a lot of sample sales. As well as the Empire State Building!
Midtown West & Times Square
While Midtown West & Times Square are actually two different neighborhoods I am going to put these two together for now, as Times Square is a neighborhood in the middle of Midtown West (above Chelsea and the Garment District).
I don't think I have to explain how Times Square looks. I am pretty sure this most photographed square of NYC speaks for itself. It was the first thing I saw when I came to New York and it was the moment I realized I was 'actually there'.
In this area you'll also find famous buildings like the Rockefeller which gives you a unique view over New York from off the sky deck. From what I heard the view from out the Rockefeller is way better as from out the Empire State Building.
In Midtown West you also find the Museum of Modern Arts, the Apple Store (famous for her architecture), the Colombus Circle and a view over the beginning from Central Park.
Midtown East
Midtown East is just as famous like the Midtown West area. In this part of the city you'll find the Grand Central Terminal train station and the Chrysler Building, which in my opinion is even more beautiful than the Empire State Building. In Midtown East you also find the St. Patricks Catherdral which is one of NYC's oldest and most beautiful churches. This church is in high contrast with her surroundings – big, high and modern skyscrapers – which makes it even more beautiful to see. Definitely check that one out!
Care for a trip to a museum? Check out the Museum of Sex, the Morgan Library & Museum or the Scandinavia House!
Upper East Side
To me this part of Manhattan just screams out Gossip Girl. So that is how I know this part of town: high class, gossips and Champaign parties. Not sure if I got that right haha.
In the Upper East Side you'll find one of NYC's most important buildings: the Metropolitan Museum Of Arts (which actually is located at the edge of Central Park, but alright). This Museum is one of the top museums of NYC where you'll find beautiful art pieces from out a number of decades and cultures. Definitely visit this museum if you are planning to only go to one museum!
For some reason Upper East Side is a very good area if you want to go candy or gift shopping. So if you want to bring some candy home with you definitely check out Dylan's Candy Bar or Chocolate Works. Next to that definitely check out Bloomingdales if you want to shop like a New Yorker or go to Barneys.
Central Park
For some reason I am so excited to write about Central Park. Central Park by far is my favorite part of New York and apparently it is so big that Central Park just is a neighborhood itself.
During our stay we stayed in a hotel that was right in front of Central Park at the Upper West Side which meant that during our stay we checked in to Central Park a lot – for eating breakfast, for eating lunch, for eating a snack and to watch a movie at the annual film festival that was held during the time we visited NYC.
Central Park is a beautiful park and till this day one of the most beautiful city parks I ever stepped foot in. Row a boat, have a picknick, jog, walk, go to the zoo, rent a bike or sleep.. whatever.. just visit Central Park!
Upper West Side & Morningside Heights
In between the river and Central Park you'll find the Upper West Side, above the Upper West Side you'll find Morningside Heights, which looks a lot like the Upper West Side. The Upper West Side is a residential area which is somewhat cheaper than downtown NYC which means that you'll find more of the 'common' residents of the city live here. I've slept in a hotel at the edge of the Upper West Side, across from Central Park. What a beautiful location! Already, only because of this I adored the Upper West Side. So while it is a bit out of the central part of NYC I would definitely recommend anyone to book a hotel in this part of the city!
At the Upper West Side you'll find the American Museum of Natural History, which is one of the top rated museums of New York.
Some other museums you'll find here: Childrens Museum of Manhattan, the American Folk Art Museum and the Museum of Biblical Art. Something else you'll find in the Upper West Side: the New York Opera and Ballet!
Harlem & East Harlem
Above Central Park you'll find the neighborhood Harlem, above the Upper East Side you'll find East Harlem. These areas are mostly residential areas, but there definitely are a couple of cool highlights you can find here!
Because Harlem is a known as a 'black neighborhood' you'll find a dozen of cultural things to do. Listen to a gospel choir, eat soul food and visit African Markets. Still, because it nearly aren't only immigrants that live in this area you'll find a cool mixture between the two cultures at this neighborhood. Harlem definitely is one of the best areas to wander around looking for cool hotspots, restaurants and bars!
One of the most famous hotspots of Harlem is the Apollo theater, which has a fun and various programming. You can even take guided tours through the building.
Upper Manhattan, Washington Heights, Hudson Heights & Inwood
Above Harlem, in the North of Manhattan you'll find Upper Manhattan – huh, figures;-), Washington Heights, Hudson Heights and Inwood. As you can probably guess these neighborhoods are mostly residential. Out of the central part of Manhattan, and therefor a bit more affordable for the 'normal' human being.
I haven't been in this part of New York myself, but I can imagine it to be very peaceful compared to the busy center of Manhattan. I can imagine there also being way less tourists, which is probably nice for the habitants who come home after a busy day of work in the center of Manhattan.
While these neighborhoods are mostly residential areas that doesn't mean there is nothing to see: isn't seeing locals, the 'real New York' and visiting hotspots where New Yorkers actually go way more exciting than touristic spots?
This part of Manhattan also is a bit greener and has a lot of city parks for you to enjoy. So if you want to relax and want to get in touch with nature again (as far as you can.. I mean, you're still in NYC) you can definitely go to this side of town!
This article is part of a collaboration with Expedia.


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UK based melodic rock outfit, Angel Or Kings are back with their sophomore release, 'Go Ask The Moon!' For those new to the band it is comprised of, Baz Jackson (vocals), Tony Bell (guitar), Steve Kenny (guitar), Dave Ellis (keyboards), Daniel Bate (bass) and Andy Chemney (drums). As evident on the debut album there's clearly a musical chemistry between the members, but on this release they have built from the debut's foundations, refined their sound and solidified their song writing partnership. The new album is a wall of sound from the first to the last note, the band filling every second with something interesting. It's got hooks, it's got melody, it's got soaring vocals, sweeping keys, and amazing axework. The opening track "No More Faith" is just a killer melodic hard rock tune and it just gets better from there with melodic gems like, "Ancient Fires", "No Alibi" "When The Heart Is Wrong", "Waiting For The Thunder" and "Heartbreak Railroad Company". All in all, this is a superb slab of melodic hard rock. Solid production, great songs and another fine example of what melodic rock should sound like when it is written, performed and produced by a band with a burning passion for what they are doing and who are also at the very top of their game! - Highly Recommended
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Seitan, sometimes know as wheat protein, is very popular in the East. It is basically whole-wheat flour without the starch, leaving just the wheat gluten. Most of the veggie meat substitutes are made from wheat protein, but have a lot of sodium and other extra things added in for "flavouring" which alters the nutritional content of this food. Homemade seitan is super easy, very cheap and you can choose what flavours you want to add.
Nutritionally, this Seitan recipe has 28g of protein per 30g serve and 1g fat. I do not add salt in but I cook the seitan with dulse or kombu seaweed for it's iodine content and flavour. Miso also works well.
Seitan keeps in the fridge for a week. You can use in stews, stir frys, anything really. It definitely has a meaty texture so makes a good meat substitute.
- 6 cups Whole Wheat Flour
- 2-3 cups Cold Water (add slowly)
- 4 cups Water
- ½ chopped Onion
- 1 Tbs. Miso Paste
- couple strips kombu
- 2 cloves Garlic
- pinch of turmeric
- black pepper
- Combine flour and water. Mix until a stiff-but-cohesive dough is formed.
- Form dough into a ball, place in a bowl, and cover with cold water. Cover and let stand 4-8 hours.
- Knead the dough and rinse until water runs clear, about 10 minutes. Squeeze dough and press out as much liquid and air as possible. Use a sharp knife or a bench scraper to cut the gluten into bite-sized pieces.
- Combine ingredients for broth (or use your preferred vegetable stock) and bring to a boil. Drop gluten pieces into boiling broth and return to a boil. Reduce heat to a simmer. Cook, turning gluten pieces occasionally, until the broth is mostly absorbed and reduced, about 30 minutes. Discard onion.
- To use seitan right away, drain. To store, cover with broth and keep refrigerated up to a week, or frozen. Thicken and reduce broth as a gravy if desired.


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Saturday, August 15, 2015
Being hungry is what matters
Buenas Noticias: Blog de Jose Antonio Pagola
August 16, 2015
John 6:51-58
John the Evangelist uses very strong language to stress the need to nourish communion with Jesus Christ. Only then will we experience his own life in ourselves. According to him, it is necessary to eat Jesus: "He who eats me, will live because of me."
The words take on an even more aggressive character when he says you have to eat the flesh of Jesus and drink his blood. The text is unequivocal. "My flesh is true food, and my blood is true drink. Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me and I in him."
This language no longer produces any impact among Christians. Accustomed to hearing it since childhood, we tend to think about what we have done since first communion. We all know the doctrine learned in catechism: at the moment of communion, Christ is present in us by the grace of the sacrament of the Eucharist.
Unfortunately, many times it all may remain piously digested and accepted doctrine. But often, we lack the experience of incorporating Christ into our actual lives. We don't know how to be open to him for him to nourish our life with his Spirit and go on making it more humane and gospel-centered.
Eating Christ is much more than distractedly coming forward to fulfill the sacramental rite of receiving the consecrated bread. Communion with Christ requires an act of faith and openness of special intensity that can be experienced above all at the moment of sacramental communion, but also in other experiences of vital contact with Jesus.
What matters is being hungry for Jesus. Seeking from the deepest part of ourselves to meet him. Being open to his truth so that he marks us with His Spirit and strengthens what is best in us. Letting him shed light on and transform areas of our lives that have yet to be evangelized.
So nourishing ourselves with Jesus is going back to what is most genuine, simplest and most authentic in his Gospel, internalizing his most basic essential attitudes, igniting in ourselves the instinct to live like him, awakening our consciences as disciples and followers to make him the center of our lives. Without Christians who are nourished by Jesus, the Church languishes irredeemably.
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Ateneo de Manila University
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With Ateneo Management Information Systems Association celebrating its 20th year and in partnership with 8Layer Technologies Inc. and the Ateneo Department of Information Systems and Computer Science, the organization aims to promote the culture of I.T. by hosting its first ever hackathon: A-Hacks 2015 #Hackstrong.
The Babypalooza Bazaar is a baby & maternity fair in the Philippines.


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Montgomery High School grad Kim Conley came up short in her quest to make the U.S. Olympic track and field team in the 10,000-meter qualifying race Saturday.
Conley, 30, was cut on her foot by another runner's shoe while in a tight pack on the eighth lap, forcing her to slow down and adjust her own shoe.
She attempted to close the gap with the leaders but dropped out of the race on the 21st lap when it became clear the lead was too great. She gets a second attempt to make the Olympic squad, in the 5,000-meter race, on Thursday.
Conley is a 2004 graduate of Montgomery and also a UC Davis alum. She competed for the U.S. in the 2012 Olympics in London.
2007 Maria Carrillo graduate Alia Gray also failed to finish the 10,000, ending her quest to make this summer's team for the Rio Olympics. However, she has her sights set on the marathon at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.


text: Dr. Harper is a licensed Physical Therapist and is presently employed as an Assistant Professor at Radford University. He has been in practice since 1997, specializing in orthopedics and sports medicine. He has an eclectic and extensive training background in orthopaedics and manual therapy, which includes direct training under Ola Gimsby, Erl Pettman, and Joe Godges. Dr. Harper has been trained in various soft tissue procedures for the treatment of pain and dysfunction in regards to myofascial pain syndromes. He has completed extensive training in the Fascial Manipulation® method. Dr. Harper is a full Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Therapists. He achieved Board Certification in Orthopedics in 2003 and ReCertification in 2012 from the American Physical Therapy Association.


text: Moving Images is a collaboration between Tate Modern and Research at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design bringing to London major figures working in or on film and video to explore contemporary issues around these media. tabsAbout Born in Brussels in 1950, now based in Paris, Chantal Akerman is a director, writer, actor, producer and composer, and one of the most important European filmmakers of her generation. She has made over thirty films including Jeanne Dielman, 23 Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles (1975), Sud (1998) and La Captive (2000). Her work, Women Sitting After Killing (2001), taken from the final moments of Jeanne Dielman, was shown in the 2001 Venice Biennale. Major themes in her films include women at work and at home, women's relationships to men, women and children, food, love, sex, romance, art, and storytelling. She was in conversation with Michael Newman of Central Saint Martins. Tags:Talks and lectures


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|I use mostly words that we have been working on, so that
they can learn to read them. I am stapling them into a
booklet, so that they can use it to practice birds and reading
during the summer months.
Monday, April 20, 2015
Morning Writing Practice
Nearly every morning I have the students copy a paragraph telling about a bird in our area. Then they draw a picture of it by looking at my example. At first this was difficult for some of them and they greatly complained, but now they can do it! I am so glad that they realize that they can write more than one sentence at a time. Since it is about birds, they are happy! I will add some more pages soon.
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Check out Legendary, the latest track from Royce Da 5'9", featuring Travis Barker which dropped on Tuesday, July 19th, 2011. Royce Da 5'9"'s movement grows stronger with each new release, and Legendary has further strengthened that fact. It's a solid addition to the commendable body of work Royce Da 5'9" has been creating since stepping foot in the rap game, and we're definitely looking forward to what Royce Da 5'9" has on deck.
Hear more of Royce Da 5'9" on On The Boulevard (Prod By Nottz), featuring Nottz & Adonis. Check out Royce Da 5'9"'s profile page for the most recent info, news, songs, and mixtapes.
Who else would you like to have seen on the track? How do you feel about the production here?
Quotable Lyrics
"The theme song to my supplier, plays in the key of a ki, I'm like a messiah
Crossed with Whe Wire, rapping around the Boardwalk Empire
Who brought their Bibles? This the Christ chapter
I'm sick enough to take my life then take your life after
Don't take me light or play me light: we two of the same
God melted the Rubic's cube into fluid and threw it into my intuitive brain
I'm eating food for moving music in the gratuitous lane
Been through twice, now I'm running through until I'm through with the game!"


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A big old envelope came in with the mail tonight. Addressed to me, from The Sun Magazine. Inside: a check, four copies of the March issue, and a nice note from the editor, Sy Safransky. My essay, "You Always Call on a Sunday," is in it. Of course, I'm happy.
It isn't out in stores yet, but it will be soon. I'll be letting you know!


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4Story AE has been discontinued as our server license is expiring in the Arabic Emirates on the 26th of April, 2014. After this date you can continue playing with all your friends at 4Story UK. Your account will be automatically transferred!
Discover the latest update, including 4.4 Battleground, and a special gift as ingame message at the new URL (http://en.4story.gameforge.com) now! Please make sure you download the new 4Story UK client.
If you wish to sign up for a new account on Zemi's global website please click here.
In case you experience any problems please contact our UK support here.


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Hello everyone! I am up on the Creative Embellishments Blog today and have a layout to share that I used the Prima BAP - Jennifer Snyder sketch as my starting point. This layout was very fast to create and it is one of my favs so far. The papers are Prima Timeless Memories from the Flying Unicorn store.
In the background I have used the Distressed Text Stamp…this is a go to stamp for me and I use it all the time.
I have tucked in pieces of the Flourish Set 10 here and there with the clusters. Another huge go to chippy piece for me. Just adding in bits and pieces here and there add so much to your creations, this detailed flourish looks amazing in clusters of Prima flowers!
My last close up you can see the title piece from the DreamWord Set. If you do not have any of the word sets yet they are a must have for me..and there are so many pieces in each set, check them out in Creative Embellishment store!
That is it for me for today! Don't forget to check out the March challenge and play along with us! Make sure to share all of your creations on our Facebook page. Take care and happy Scrapping!
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|Godiva wall frame
Located at 52nd Street this Godiva Chocolatier, a chocolate retail shop, is offering elegant look to its store. A dark wooden floor combined with some dark and light walls. This dark accent walls is framed with white list and blue backlight as a background for its product. Hanging shelves are used in some part of walls while others are using table displays and showcases. A nice and elegant retail design indeed.
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Since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970, Eric Fisher is the sole overall No. 1 pick the Chiefs have had the chance to take — though 50 years ago they fared well enough by choosing a fellow named Buck Buchanan with the first choice in the AFL version.
For that matter, since the NFL draft began in 1936, Fisher is just the sixth exclusively offensive lineman plucked in the marquee spot.
Combine all that with the fact that the 2013 draft was the first for the Chiefs' new brass and will have a substantial influence on how the regime proceeds — and it all might make for a hefty responsibility for the rookie offensive tackle to absorb, process and navigate.
It would figure that he might have felt at least a hint of that entering the Chiefs' exhibition opener against the Saints on Friday at the Superdome before an announced crowd of 72,080.
Preseason or not, it was the first time performing in an NFL uniform for Fisher, who recently joked that the crowd of 4,000-plus at the Chiefs' first practice was more than he had been used to playing in front of at Central Michigan.
"You don't want to overthink anything," he said late Friday night. "Obviously, there's going to be nerves involved; if you're not nervous there's something wrong with you.
"Obviously, it's loud, but you don't really concentrate on where the noise is coming from. You've just got to concentrate on the football field. It's all part of the game: Keep your eyes out of the stands."
So maybe part of the makeup that made Fisher so irresistible to the Chiefs is that the 6-foot-7, 305-pound right tackle was reflected in his ability to manage the moment.
"He kept his emotions intact to where he could function well," coach Andy Reid said in a teleconference on Saturday.
Not that Reid is sure he would know about Fisher's state of mind from anything Fisher said.
"He doesn't say much," Reid said, laughing.
Whether it was because of that or because he's a quick study in the double-secret customs of the NFL, Fisher after the game declined even to answer if he had been X-rayed for the thumb injury he was treated for, saying only that he expected to be fine, which Reid reiterated Saturday.
In addition to the fierce instinct and sheer athleticism that led the Chiefs to draft him, Reid seems to appreciate his apparent equilibrium.
"He goes out and he plays, which is refreshing," he said. "He goes out, and he does his thing. He's not one to boast. He doesn't have the big ups and downs.
"So if he gets beat, he kind of goes back in there. And he didn't get beat in this game. In practice, if he gets beat he doesn't throw a tantrum. He gets back in and just works to get better. So you kind of appreciate his approach to it."
It may be a matter of interpretation, or line protection of Reid's own, whether Fisher got beat at all, especially on one play in particular on the 14-play, 80-yard touchdown drive that was the only sequence of the night for the first unit in the 17-13 loss to the Saints.
It appeared Fisher was outmaneuvered by his man as quarterback Alex Smith got flushed out of the pocket and had to scurry to the sideline for a 1-yard loss.
"I'll have to see it on film," Fisher said. "I don't know exactly what happened. You just do your best during the play and move on to the next play."
Which speaks to Fisher's broader approach, too.
At times in camp as he has made the considerable adjustment both to the NFL and to the right side after four years of playing from the left tackle, Fisher appeared lost, as Star writer Adam Teicher put it last week: "He frequently appeared confused about whom to block when the defense blitzed and was often beaten in one-on-one pass rush and protection drills."
But after the game, Fisher said, "Everything is starting to slow down."
And Reid for the most part seemed to agree even as he acknowledged Fisher is in the embryonic phases of his development.
"I thought he did a good job," he said. "There were a couple of things in the run game he's got to learn to feel, that (for instance) when you're into the third step that the guy's going to try to counter back across your face.
"But other than that I thought he did a good job. His assignments were accurate, his protection was good. I was impressed with what he did."
Although Smith's passes largely were quick-release, Fisher was part of the protection that enabled him to complete seven of eight passes for 68 yards on the drive. And Fisher helped plow a path for Jamaal Charles' one-yard run for the Chiefs' only touchdown.
"I executed," he said, with a shrug, "how we practice it."
Doing that will only get more challenging for Fisher, who will be scrutinized all the more intensely once the regular season arrives — particularly since the Chiefs open at Jacksonville, which used the No. 2 overall pick to draft Texas A&M offensive tackle Luke Joeckel, whom the Chiefs had debated taking.
But that's what comes with the territory, which Fisher conceded "at first" he was somewhat daunted by, but says has learned to compartmentalize any emotional burdens from and is "slowly feeling better and better every day."
That's good enough for the now, which is where he is fixated. He doesn't need to overthink anything.


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Scotland celebrated in a style rarely seen elsewhere, and you only have to drive as far as Gresham.
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First posted: June 15, 2011; last updated: April 18, 2018.
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The reason for such a large body of work is to hopefully show the city of Ottawa through my eyes and evoke to the viewer the sense of belonging to an ever growing city and also show some of the history it has to offer.
Moreover the works have been created on location, which is a rarity, escaping from all the walls of a studio environment, total freedom!
To see and be a part of your subject matter in all sorts of weather, that mother nature can throw at you.


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Saturday, January 21, 2012
My motherly instinct, when I hear something crash down onto the floor above me, is "Oh no, did the bookshelf in Charlie's room fall over?", as I picture my son crushed under an avalanche of very worn hardbacks, or- "Did the baby abandon ship from her crib?", imagining her pulling a light hearted and well intentioned Kate Winslet, without a faithful Leo to coax her away from the edge. But this time, its not my kids.
Because this isn't our house.
There is a different family upstairs. Who knows where they're from or where they're going- all I know is, their kids are staying up way later than ours, and they like to jump. I don't mind the sound, I'm used to it. I just can't help but think its a fallen lava lamp every time I hear a thud, or Evelyn got locked in the bathroom again, every time theres a scream.
Its strange, cooking dinner on a stove other than our own. Or washing dishes in a sink where the garbage disposal is clearly on the wrong side. There are carpets on the floor instead of laminate, heater units randomly placed on walls instead of the ceiling, and the beds are so high we have to give the kids a chair ladder in order to pull themselves up. Wearing them out at the zoo and then the Natural Food Center really wore them out though- they were able to fall asleep a lot easier than anticipated. Charlie did mention once at dinner time "I want to go home", which was hard. "This is our home for right now", we told him. "For the next week or so, until we move into a new home, and then another".
"I want our old one", was his reply. [insert heart breaking, while simultaneously getting stronger, here]
A huge thank you to Chris and Steve for giving us your man power to get the Uhaul loaded (even though I'm 100% positive that neither of you will ever read this blog, ever). Without you we'd probably still be struggling to get the washer and dryer out the door.
Seeing all of our things piled up inside of that giant truck makes me cringe- unloading it into a place half the size from whence it came is going to be a nightmare. We'll need a storage unit for sure. And even then- why do we need so many processions? This is something that plagues me daily. Maybe I can get Christopher on board with me for a giant stuff-dump, when we get to where we're going.
Until then, we'll live simply, using the bare minimum provided for us in our TLF, and enjoy our last few days here at Dyess.


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Feast of St Sergios the Confessor
IF ANYONE wishes his life and mind to be filled with the love of God and to be pleasing to Him, let him respect the better and more noble attributes of these three: the world, the Scriptures, and man as we know him. Let him pay all the attention he can to his soul, for it is immortal, and sacred, and virtues will make it divine; let him despise his flesh; it is bound to decay and die, and unless the soul's honor is kept clean, the flesh can contaminate it. "For the corruptible body presseth down the soul, and the earthly tabernacle weigheth down the mind that museth on many things" (Wisdom 9:15). "For the flesh lusteth against the Spirit, and the Spirit against the flesh" (Gal. 5:17). And "he that soweth to his flesh shall of the flesh reap corruption" (Gal. 6:8). In the life of his spirit, let his thoughts stir his efforts toward incorporeal, intelligent powers, leaving the visible present things behind him; for it is written, "the things which are seen, are temporal, but the things which are not seen are eternal" (2 Cor. 4:18); God abides there among those powers, on account of the great depth and maturity of their peace. Let him raise himself prudently to the Holy Spirit, through thoughtful perusal of Holy Scripture, going beyond its literal sense; all good subsists in that Spirit, "in whom are hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge" (Col. 2:3). Anyone found worthy of being let into these treasures, will discover God Himself engraved on the tablets of his heart by the grace in that Spirit; "with open face he will behold as in a glass the glory" of God (2 Cor.3:18), when he lifts the veil of the literal sense.
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Badshah's Cover Of Justin Bieber's Sorry Will Get You ROFLing
Published: Jul 27, 2016
If you are a die heart fan of Justin Bieber you must never listen to Badshah's version of 'sorry', its hilariously sad. Why did Badshah do this to Justin Bieber's song remains a mystery.
This hilarious version of Bieber's sorry has sorry lyrics too, they go something like 'Ego ki aage kyun halki pade bolo dillagi' or 'Insta pe photo jo daali hai lagti ho khush badi'.
It is just giving us a head ache. This is NOT what Bieber would have wanted in the desi version of his song!
If this was not enough he has even picked up the chorus portion from legendary Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's song 'Sanu Ek Pal Chain Na Aave'.
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The terms and conditions of the deal were not disclosed, but reports suggest that the Korean giant was keen to obtain the firm's "ultra low power" Wi-Fi technology.
Samsung is expected to incorporate the tech into future tablets and smartphones to minimise the battery-draining effects of Wi-Fi.
The company today announced that its Galaxy S handsets have now shipped more than 50 million units worldwide, with the original Galaxy S accounting for 24 million, and the Galaxy S2 managing 28 million.
Samsung released its flagship Galaxy S3 device earlier this week in Europe in other territories. The device has been tipped to become its best-selling to date once it completes its global roll out.
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Amarillo Dragway is a 1/4 mile IHRA dragstrip located near Amarillo, Texas. It is unclear if the track is open at the present time.
New: 2005-06-26 Last Updated: 2007-06-06
The track opened in 1960.
|Allan E. Brown, The History of America's Speedways: Past & Present. Comstock Park, Michigan: Brown, 2003 , ISBN 0931105617 , pp. 682. Order from National Speedway Directory
Amarillo Dragway
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Sunday, November 1, 2015
Emerald City to film in Hungary, Spain and Croatia
NBC's hefty new 10-part take on the Wizard of Oz story, Emerald City, is set to film in Croatia, Hungary and Spain.
The dark fantasy drama comes from Universal Television and is exec produced by Shaun Cassidy and showrunner David Schulner.
It centres on the eponymous wizard, played by Vincent D'Onofrio, a charismatic scientist and leader who inspires both fear and respect in a mystical kingdom of witches, warriors and magic.
Tarsem Singh directs the ten-episode, straight-to-series order, from scripts by David Schulner, Matthew Arnold and Joelle Garfinkel. An international crew is assembling on this one, which also stars Adria Arjona (True Detective) as Dorothy.
Hungary has hosted many high-profile productions, with recent coups including Ridley Scott's The Martian and epic historical TV drama The Last Kingdom. Spain is currently revelling in once again playing host to the behemoth Game of Thrones, an honour which has also fallen to Croatia, previously home to US TV series The Dig.
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Can he get any further from home? Doesn't seem like he's spent much time home at all this year.
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- Surprise long weekends are the best.
- Halloween is the perfect excuse to inhibit any alter ego you so wish.
- Going for a long run and not eating after may make you feel woozy. Do not try this at home.
- Working out with friends will make the workout more fun and will keep you more motivated.
- Getting your caricature done in 10 seconds by a street artist is one of the funniest things you will do. haha. (more to follow).
- Breakfast is the best meal of the day. NO questions asked.
- Toothache = NOT cool.
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Luis A Rohde, MD, PhD is Professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry in the Department of Psychiatry at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Director of the Program for Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder at the Hospital de Clinicas de Porto Alegre, and Vice-Coordinator of the National Institute of Developmental Psychiatry for Children and Adolescent, Brazil. He is currently Associate Editor of the Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder, International Editor of the J Am Acad Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and former Co-Editor of the European Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
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LeAnne's Potpourri Vol III
This Volume has 5 of LeAnne's videos. LeAnne's Party Weekend Spanking! LeAnne went out Friday night and didn't come back home until Sunday evening. Her mother was worried sick too because she couldn't reach her. Once LeAnne was home safe she knew just how to curb her party ways and make sure she called next time to let her know what was going on. A good bare bottom spanking and time in the corner will teach her the lesson she needs to learn. LeAnne, Positions of Punishment! I have received questions over the years on how to spank and what positions to spank naughty women in and decided it was time to make a, somewhat, instructional video regarding the topic. I had given LeAnne a sound spanking for her attitude and told her if she volunteered to participate in this video the rest of her spanking would be less severe. She gladly volunteered! LeAnne's Slutty Dress Spanking! LeAnne was caught, by her mother, wearing a very revealing dress and at all places the mall. LeAnne may not have been embarrassed but her mother sure was. So, to help LeAnne pick out better wardrobe Ron gave her a good sound spanking in an appropriate dress! LeAnne Learns bedtime means sleep! LeAnne doesn't seem to understand that when it's late and time for bed that means it's time to go to sleep. Instead she tends to stay up late but make a considerable amount of noise as well. Her mother has asked her time after time to keep it down. After repeatedly being told and not doing what she was told LeAnne ended up across Ron's lap for a good sound red bottom spanking! Ron made her dress in her bed time clothes to also get the point across. LeAnne's Bad Grades Spanking! LeAnne is attending a local community college which Ron is paying for. However, she has to keep her grades up and as this video shows she hasn't been keeping her grades up. Ron gives her bottom a good spanking and turns it a nice red when her spanking is over. I'm sure there's going to be more Bad Grades spanking coming in her future unless she gets serious about school. c4s.com
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Continuing my deep dive into Sydney's social scene, Kathryn and I are at an arty event, hob-nobbing with the Eastern suburbs glitterati. We're having a coffee and chatting just before it's due to kick off. Three hookers walk in.
Kathryn turns round to see what I'm looking at and her inbuilt tart-o-meter readings go nuclear. Setting her fashion laser to 'death stare', she analyses the feedback and pronounces 'hmmm, the trophy wives have arrived'.
They enter the room in a gaggle (or maybe a goggle if you're a bloke), lots of bare skin, manes of glossy, flicky hair, a bit of frou-frou happening on the fashion front and not much clothing per square inch – what there was SQUEEZED into tiny sizes (you weren't kidding anyone – I was going to say 'girls' but that would have been inaccurate – ladies); casually expensive clothes chosen with a lot of care to look, umm, casually expensive.
Everything was pert and firm but they had the featureless, immobile faces – I've never seen botox en masse before.
The skinniest was clearly top tart; the emaciation hidden to some extent by fake tan. The others were wannabes; thin by proximity – except that never quite works does it? It just ends up like 'who's the heifer standing next to the skinny chick?'
They spent their time looking around to see if anyone was looking at them, and competitively not eating.
An interesting species to look at, but as a bloke I know put it, 'like talking to a table'.