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Several years ago we made the comment time and time again to each other that we wish we could work with moms and babies more. We seemed to stay busier with weddings when our business first started. Over the last year we've really seen our family sessions grow in popularity and we've definitely seen growth in the amount of maternity and newborn sessions we've done. We've had so much fun getting to know these families and their sweet babies. Today, we're going to share with you Brittany and Don. They are expecting their first baby, Ella, soon. Will captured some beautiful memories during their maternity session.


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Every time we take a trip in our RV it seems to get a little smaller. It's become more like a second house to store extra blankets, board games and other stuff that just doesn't seem to have a place in the sticks and bricks house. So needless to say, even though we love the trip planning, we are still learning the trip packing. I've picked up some tips from a few articles and experience that have really come in handy.
Here are my Top 10:
1. Roll your clothes in drawers-- Tightly roll most items into compact pieces. Fold stiffer and dressy ones. Save the hanging space for only suits and dresses or even other larger articles (brooms, vacuum, travel ironing board, etc.)
2. Use soft-side travel bags. You can use every square inch and they compress when zipped. Minimizes wrinkles, maximizes space. Especially helpful when traveling with bulky clothes like sweaters or hunting cover ups.
3. Inflatable hangers - for hand laundry; pack with individual packets of Woolite. They fold small, and inflate with a few breaths so you can drip-dry creaselessly.
4. Keep a food pantry list. If you use your RV regularly, every time you use a non-perishable item on the list, replace it. If you use it less than 2 times a year, just mark it out on the list so you know you need to replace it on your next trip. Remember that even canned goods and spices lose their flavor if kept in a hot RV for too long.
5. Silk travel blanket -- as warm as a regular blanket, yet takes up much less space. Pocket at bottom keeps feet toasty; blanket rolls up and tucks into a 12 x 4" pouch. This is especially nice for the guest/kids bed that gets packed up after each use.
6. Wet Wipes to sanitize and for a million other uses in your travels. Also save small laundry soap and other containers to transfer and bring only small amounts in the RV, especially if the trip is short.
7. Sealable plastic bags, different sizes—handy to store snacks, for refrigerated leftovers, etc. Also handy for small electronics, phones, ipads, nooks and tablets to keep them safe from the sand and sea.
8. Pack as few clothes as possible. Take a pair of black, beige or white pants and tops that will go with all three colors. (I am not very good at this - it's impossible to plan for every occasion so I bring everything, to my husbands great disappointment.)
9. Collapsible cooler - pack snacks or lunches when out on excursions (can pay for itself in one day!)
10. Comfortable shoes – Try to limit each person to 2 really comfy pairs.
Do you have any handy packing tips to add? Share your ideas with us and fellow RVers in the comment below.
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Press Release written by Assistant Athletics Director Erin Harvey.
Brookville, N.Y. - - Juniors Anushka Sathe and Tess Paya each earned a point at singles, but Wilmington University dropped the match, 7-2, to host LIU Post University in regional women's tennis action on Friday afternoon.
The Pioneers (1-0), playing their first match of the season, came away with wins at all three doubles matches. The duo of Laura Gil and Mallory Nolte were the closest to taking a point, losing 8-6 at number three doubles, while the pair of Begona Gomar and Tess Paya fell by a score of 8-4 at number two doubles. Sathe and Andrea Ribalta were the last to finish, but fell at number one doubles by an 8-3 margin.
Paya was the first Wildcat to record a point at singles. Playing at number five, the junior won in straight sets, 7-5 and 6-0. Sathe added the Cats' other lone point at number three singles. She won the first set, 6-2 before dropping the second set 6-4. In the tiebreaker, she won handily, 10-2 earning the point for the visitors.
Gil nearly gave Wilmington (1-2) a point, as she went the distance at number two singles but dropped the tiebreaking third set by a 10-6 margin. Freshman Nolte put up a good fight for the Cats, but dropped her match at number six singles by identical 6-4 scores.
Wilmington remains in non-conference play for one more match as they host regional power Queens College next Saturday afternoon, September 16th. First serve is set for 3:30 PM at the Delcastle Tennis Center.


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Lingo Media: Telefonica Delivers ELL Technologies' Scholar Program to CERTUS, a Leading Educational Institution in Peru
August 17, 2016 (Source) — Lingo Media Corporation (TSX VENTURE: LM) (OTCQB: LMDCF) ("Lingo Media" or the "Company"), an EdTech company that is 'Changing the way the world learns English' through innovative online and print-based technologies and solutions, is pleased to announce that its wholly-owned subsidiary, ELL Technologies Ltd. ("ELL Technologies"), has secured a sales contract with CERTUS, the leading banking, business and finance educational institution in Peru.
In July 2016, Telefónica Educación Digital S.L.U. ("Telefónica"), a distribution partner of ELL Technologies in Peru signed an inter-institutional agreement with CERTUS, to promote digital education to their students through the delivery and implementation of Scholar program, a virtual English-language teaching platform. Among the 800 educational institutes in Peru, CERTUS is a differentiator in the higher education sector with its deployment of the latest technologies to enhance the educational experience for all its staff and students. CERTUS has more than 25,000 students across campuses in Lima, Arequipa and Chiclayo.
"Our partnership with Telefonica in Peru is based on their commitment to promoting and advancing the digital transformation of education in Peru," commented Gali Bar-Ziv, COO of Lingo Media. "This contract is a resounding example of what this partnership can achieve and it is a strong endorsement of our software, to be adopted by CERTUS, a leader in Peru's education sector."
"Telefónica promotes digital education and offers its support to institutions to meet the new challenges that have an impact on learning by establishing collaborative spaces that contribute to the digital transformation of education in Peru," said José Olaechea, Manager of Education & Health at Telefonica. "Telefónica is committed to the digital revolution and to the development of innovative services with its sights on becoming a 'Onlife Telco'."
Inés Althaus, General Manager of CERTUS, stated, "Nowadays in the commercial and business world, the importance of language learning, especially English, has ceased to be an alternative and has become a necessity of professional formation. The alliance will enable us to access quality education with an appropriate environment at a reasonable price."
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Lingo Media is a global EdTech company that is 'Changing the way the world learns English', developing and marketing products for learners of English through various life stages, from classroom to boardroom. By integrating education and technology, the company empowers English language educators to easily transition from traditional teaching methods to digital learning
Lingo Media provides both online and print-based solutions through two distinct business units: ELL Technologies and Lingo Learning. ELL Technologies provides online training and assessment for English language learning, while Lingo Learning is a print-based publisher of English language learning programs in China.
Lingo Media has formed successful relationships with key government and industry organizations internationally, with a particularly strong presence in Latin America and China, and continues to both extend its global reach and expand its product offerings.
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Wednesday, December 21, 2011
More on Hungary: Fascinating & Frightening
Kim Lane Scheppele of Princeton provides a follow-up in Paul Krugman's blog post to her (and my) earlier post about Hungary and the assent of the radical righ party.Historians among you will know that the minority Nazi party "hijacked" the German government quite legally in 1933, and then took the State down the road to totalitarianism. I'm not Chicken Little, and Hungary 2011 is not Germany 1933; however, right-wing and left-wing extremists, both anti-democratic and disdainful of human rights, pose a threat to the European project. All the problems with the Euro notwithstanding, Europe since 1945 has been a success. (The book to consult: Tony Judt's Postwar: A History of Europe Since 1945.) The post-Warsaw block has seen some serious problems, but nothing (bar Russia's regressions) quite like this, I don't think. Something to watch carefully.
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At Balossa we aim to reinvent, bring to life and twist a basic notion of a piece that has everything – simplicity, comfort, originality, elegance, trend! We want to add some details, play a little with form and volume, and shift ideas into shapes and create the ultimate new garment – the contemporary white shirt that will fit modern women in a completely new way. Strongly believing that a timeless piece can never be boring. Simply gorgeous in all shapes and forms.
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The passion for sport jumps from social media to e-commerce
Erreà, an Italian company specializing in the production of sports apparel that distributes in over 80 countries, has chosen O-One to tell Erreà Sport and Erreà Republic brands' story on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
To create a B2C line of communication that enhances brand awareness and guides sport lovers on social media to Erreà Sport's new online store.
Enhancing and integrating social media channels as the main tool for online sales - the strategy developed for Erreà focuses on publishing editorial content and managing social advertising campaigns that deliver brand values, products, and communicate Erreà's know-how.
The strategic use of social tools to increase visits and an editorial strategy devoted to celebrating passion for sport has enhanced Erreà's social presence and increased views on the brand's website.
Through a strategy designed to create engagement and drive to site, continuously producing visual graphics and animations, the brand's Facebook, Instagram and Twitter profiles tell the story of an important and historic sportswear brand and celebrate the products from Erreà Sport, 3D Wear And Republic lines. Clothing, shoes, accessories and underwear for both sports and leisure, characterized by the highest quality technical materials.
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This is a collection of inter-linked, true stories about my remarkable family. Each story can be read as a separate entity and follows the life of a particular individual. My Browning clan and their diverse offshoots provide enough material for a long running soap drama, a series of Victorian melodramas, with enough left over to fill a good sized history book of the Middle Ages.
Each story is as accurate as can be ascertained at the time of writing, but don't be surprised if the stories are updated as new, often sensational, information regularly drops through the email letter box of my computer.
I began my research at Christmas 2004, after finding just two names on a scrap of paper. One was my grandfather and the other was thought to be his uncle, but turned out to be the name of his father. My own father was told by his mother he had little close family on the Browning side, but as things have turned out, nothing could be further from the truth.
Now, I have thousands of names on the Browning family scroll, but not just a list of people, but material that describes places and events, giving an insight into the day to day lives of my ancestors.
Not all these people lived in Frome and some of the key figures who did, stayed there just a short while; but without doubt, it is the epicentre of the action. If there is one place that influenced the family we became, it is this sleepy Somerset town – although when the Browning family walked the streets it was one of the major towns of the West of England and the industrial heart of Somerset.
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There are 330 million people around the world suffering from depression. According to Dr Christopher Murray from the World Health Organization (WHO), major depression will be the world's second-most debilitating disease by 2020 – losing a number of years of productive life that is surpassed only by cardiovascular disease. Medical scientists estimate that rates of major depression are between four and ten per cent of the world population and lifetime prevalence of the condition – the chance of developing it at some point – runs between ten and twenty per cent. And WHO says the global total of suicides attributable to depression per year is 800,000. Cashing in on this trend are companies supplying a $7-billion worldwide market for anti-depressants – expected to expand 50 per cent over the next five years. But joining the anti-Prozac backlash are countries like Germany, where the herbal remedy St John's Wort is seven times more popular than Prozac for treating depression. Others say poverty may have something to do with depression's cause and cure – Russia's rates of depression soared in recent years as the economy drooped and in the West the poor suffer disproportionately from the disease.
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— Vuong Vu
The road is long this winter's night,
I am walking home, my path through dew.
Along the road, the fields are covered in frost,
And trees stand white as statues,
And in the cold hour, I recall that one winter
From my childhood, the coldest year,
When the pipes froze and pools of water
Became icy plates like glass tabletops,
And for the first time in my life, it snowed,
Like bits of paper, like down feathers falling
From the sky. I remember waking that morning
To a world gone white, the rooftops
and far fields and my mother's garden,
where flowers were still in bloom,
all covered in snow! Oh, I recall the winter's magic!
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Senior Node.js Developer (m/f) in Berlin
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McMakler offers an all-in-one real estate broker-service for a fair
price. As a Berlin-based hybrid broker we combine the advantages of
technology and the individual service of traditional broker. We recently
have secured an investment of €16 million and strive towards our goal
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current exponential growth on our way to build an excellent product, we
are now looking for experienced team member who is passionate about creating stable and performant micro services.
Your Profile
• 2+ years of experience
• Team player with strong communication skills, fluent in English
• Strong understanding of software development principles as well as trouble shooting and debugging
• Open personality and superior communication skills to lead both, the process and the people in transforming an idea into a successful implementation
• Result-oriented, detail-oriented and self-motivated
• FRP experience like RXJS and Docker is a plus
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• Work on stateless micro services
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• Have a possibility to compose asynchronous and event-based applications using observable collections
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A service perspective on product development: towards functional products
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Larsson, Tobias Luleå University of Technology, Department of Business Administration, Technology and Social Sciences, Innovation and Design.ORCID iD: 0000-0002-9662-4576 2005 (English)In: Proceedings of 12th International Product Development Conference: IPDM, 2005Conference paper, Published paper (Refereed)
Abstract [en] : Functional products are understood as a combination of hardware, software and services. Based on interviews with employees in manufacturing firms the notion of functional product development is described. The purpose has been to explore the differences between a service perspective and a core product perspective and highlight changes in the management of product development processes that are motivated by the notion of functional products. Exploring the differences between the two perspectives has identified a gap of how the product is viewed at the business level and technical development levels. The integration of services into the hardware development process in the form of a customised product or product life cycle has been highlighted. Internal and external communication about needs has been identified as useful.
Place, publisher, year, edition, pages: 2005.
Research subject: Functional Product Development
Identifiers: URN: urn:nbn:se:ltu:diva-37117Local ID: b033de20-7a16-11db-8824-000ea68e967bOAI: oai:DiVA.org:ltu-37117DiVA: diva2:1010615
Conference: International Product Development Management Conference, IPDM : 12/06/2005 - 14/06/2005
Projects: ProViking - Development of Functional Products in a Distributed Virtual Environment
Note: Godkänd; 2005; 20061121 (tobias)Available from: 2016-10-03 Created: 2016-10-03 Last updated: 2017-01-19Bibliographically approved
Autor: Ericson, Åsa
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Ancient Science at the Planetarium
Whenever we think about our ancestors we are inclined to imagine them as moronic, backward troglodytes, dragging their knuckles through lives as brutal and stunted as themselves. In our rather short-sighted and ungrateful vision, they do not hope to compare … Continue reading
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The Bible is Perfect. No Wait, It's Not
Many Christians trouble themselves over whether the bible, the book they rely on for so much of their understanding of both the physical and spiritual the world, is perfect and the writing of god, or whether it is flawed and … Continue reading
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The Locked Room at the Top of the Stairs
What Leary took down with him was the central illusion of a whole life-style that he helped create…a generation of permanent cripples, failed seekers, who never understood the essential old-mystic fallacy of the Acid Culture: the desperate assumption that somebody … Continue reading
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The Vast Edifice of Culture
The vast edifice that is culture is as fragile as a butterfly's wings. It is as beautiful and as tenuous. Over the many centuries of struggle since we first began to bang rocks together we have tried to build something … Continue reading
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Proof of Alien Life, or at Least of Human Silliness
There has been a lot of excitement lately, in scientific circles at least, about the star that experiences periodic and unexplainable dimming. Conjecture about the causes of the phenomena range as widely as the people who are doing the dreaming … Continue reading
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Gaming the Luck System
Many people believe in luck, and at nearly any moment you can see them jumping across raging torrents or betting in cascinos. What they believe in is difficult to define. Some, certainly, believe that they have some integral luckily component … Continue reading
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"It is the highest compliment that your students consider your classroom as their community, a place to create and a haven to relax. Through your wamth, compassion, and enthusiasm, you've planted the seeds for future virtuosos as well as for future music teachers who will follow in your footsteps..."
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"Your passion and dedication to music education reverberates beyond the walls of Annandale. Your tireless effort to recruit and retain students from all backgrounds is renowned, as is your leadership, commitment and empathy towards other. You are a great asset to the education profession..."
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"Her contribution, Engaging English Language Learners in your Ensemble, is now providing expertise to our membership of 66,000 music educators across the country... We are very proud to have Angela as a member and leader in the field of music education..."
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"I am writing to let you know how much Jason truly enjoyed your class this year. I have been trying for a few years to find something that would pique his interest…sports, hobbies, etc…and haven't been able to find something that really "sticks" after the new-ness wears off. At last, I have noticed that he has developed quite the dedication to the viola this year. He practices his viola daily without being asked and takes pride in playing new music pieces for the family. The last few months he has been getting up early (on his own!) to make sure our family gets out the door on time so he can get to your room before school starts and practice more. Your color belts have been HUGE motivators for him and a source of pride. Further, he has asked me to take private lessons during the summer based on your encouragement, so we are in the process of seeing what is available.
So I simply want to thank you, acknowledge your creative efforts, and let you know that you've truly made a difference in the life of one 4th grade student, Jason." - June, 2011 - Proud Parent
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Beyond Your PhD
UCLA Business of Science Center
Weekly Event - Every Monday: 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM (PST)
Event Details
UCLA Business of Science Center and AWiSE will host two panels this quarter: the first will focus on business/consulting careers, while the second will focus on education/outreach opportunities. All of our panelists earned their PhDs in STEM fields and will tell us about their experiences transitioning to jobs outside of academia.
The panel discussion will start at 4 pm and will be followed by a networking hour. Light refreshments provided.
Following each "Beyond Your PhD" event, we will be hosting an intimate mentoring dinner with two panelists! As of February 20th, attendees for the February 24th dinner have been selected. Please complete this form (http://bit.ly/BeyondYourPhDsurvey) and send your resume to email@example.com only for the March 3rd dinner. Dinner provided by funding from UCLA Graduate Division, Academic Services and UCLA Business of Science Center.
Monday, February 24th - Getting Down to Business
Tiara Kawahara Shiell, Senior Consultant, LEK Consulting
Jennifer Neff, CEO, Allvivo
Lola Rahib, Scientific Project Manager, Pancreatic Cancer Action Network
April Reese, Medical Science Liaison, Forest Laboratories
Monday, March 3rd - Outreach in Science
Vahri Beaumont, Director of Neurobiology, Cure Huntington's Disease Initiative
Miyoung Chun, Executive Vice President of Scientific Programs, Kavli Foundation
Melissa Coleman, Associate Professor of Biology, Keck Science Center
Katrin Ericson, Medical Communications Manager, Amgen
More information at http://www.bs.pharmacology.ucla.edu/events/ .
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The mission of the UCLA Business of Science Center (BSC) is to prepare scientific, engineering, law, medical and business graduate students for careers in the private sector; to assist university faculty and clinicians in technology transfer; and to serve as a catalyst for increased industry support and involvement on campus. We believe this will foster a culture of innovation and will maximize the impact of UCLA research on society. Event organized by Samantha Le, Aimee Flores, and Aleidy Silva.


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Coaching Blog 20: Don't you just love a wedding ?
My middle sister got engaged this week. I knew her boyfriend was going to propose. He'd asked for my opinion on an engagement ring and made me promise not to tell anyone. (For those of you that don't know me … Continue reading
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November 10, 2016
MEDIA COMMENT: Do we really need public broadcasting?
|T he latest brouhaha surrounding the decision of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to stop the establishment of the new Israeli Broadcasting Corporation (IBC) and leave the old Israel Broadcasting Authority (IBA) as is, has been humongous. It did not come from the public, but from the media itself. The amount of harangues against the PM and coalition head MK David Bitan has been unprecedented. How dare these two rethink the process initiated by former Finance Minister and Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid and Likud Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan? One might think that the decision really threatens Israeli democracy and moves Israel towards fascism.
The truth is far from it.
Let's put things in perspective and proportion. In February 2016, England's BBC came under criticism.
The Commons Media select committee had said the BBC's Trust, its management body, has a culture that is considered "bureaucratic, arrogant and introspective" and called for the abolition of the public broadcaster's governing body.
The committee's 65-page report said the BBC's "lack of transparency" about the pay of stars and senior executives "must be addressed." It called for the BBC to have a unitary board with an independent chair. There are echoes here of criticism voiced in Israel, both in regard to inherent bias in a so-called public broadcaster (the "public" being a small elitist unrepresentative clique) and atrocious management style regarding personnel and the authority's budget.
There is nothing outlandish in critically reviewing a public broadcaster's performance. Democracy is not being threatened – at least no more than an unsupervised public media outlet that demands complete freedom from public control.
As readers of this column know, we were and continue to be highly critical of Erdan and his formation of the IBC.
His legislation suffered from major drawbacks. The IBC was formed on a post-Zionist basis. It disconnected the public corporation paid for by the taxpayers from any public influence on it. The facts speak for themselves. The new IBC, just like the old IBA, does not give a hoot about public opinion.
It makes the decisions for us, and in the old Bolshevik bosses-know-it-all style.
Bitan claims that the new IBC is left of center. The problem is that the old IBA is not exactly right of center. Why then does he support either one of them? The mantra is that Israel needs a public broadcaster. But why? For more than 20 years, Israel Media Watch's monitoring of the IBA showed unequivocally that it was a fiefdom that abrogated power unto itself, avoiding oversight of its activities. It did not represent the public interest and worse, it sought to manage the news rather than report it.
According to the Landes commission set up by Erdan, the IBC does not need to broadcast to the Jewish Diaspora, is not committed to Jewish values, does not need to cater to minorities (for example to the Israeli English speaking public), there is no need for it to produce Jewish-oriented drama and Jewish values take a back seat. Landes' center of attention was news. In this day and age do we really need to spend taxpayer money to get news? Many years ago, the old IBA provided an important service. It lived up to its mandate, as a Jewish Israeli broadcaster.
But during the past 20 years, it has moved away from its ethos. Even the Hebrew language is no longer respected by the IBA and its new cadre of hyperactive journalists. Advertisement is the name of the game, the more ads the more money for the personnel. The public suffers silently, but the IBA couldn't care less.
It freely spends our money. Was it necessary to send Kol Yisrael's Arye Golan to America to cover the elections, when the IBA already has a correspondent (Natan Gutman) there? Yes, if you ask Golan, he is having a great time there, on our account.
Do we really need a public broadcaster that competes unfairly with private stations? It receives public funding and so can afford to take less for advertising.
One can understand Netanyahu's frustration with the media. In July, Haaretz attacked Netanyahu in defense of Yedioth Ahronot. "Netanyahu Declares War on Israel's Media" was the title of Yossi Verter's July 23 column in which he claimed that "the prime minister has shamelessly set out to annihilate free press".
A week earlier, another rabble-rousing piece, an "analysis" no less, was titled "Netanyahu runs amok in his attack on freedom of the press." Ilana Dayan, who has a weekly radio program on the publicly funded Galatz radio station, had the gall to warn that everything necessary must be done to prevent Netanyahu from closing the IBC.
True to her word, this past Monday, Dayan devoted her Channel 2 TV program Uvda (Fact) to a rehash of charges made against Netanyahu in the past, none of which have been proven in a court of law. Even Haaretz admitted that "the general gist of the report was already known to Israelis who have been following these affairs closely in recent years, but the package created by Dayan and her team was both compelling and disturbing."
Dayan read out a six-minute long response from the Prime Minister's office and then, added a droopy, if even snide smile, another silent-butdeadly tactic media people employ, similar to the infamous Haim Yavin raised eyebrow. They don't even need to say anything biased. The PM's office reaction which Dayan read out was a list of cases accusing Dayan of partiality and belonging to Israel's left.
The media, instead of considering any of the points raised by the PM continued the attack. The "political correspondents forum" of Israel published a manifest signed by notable public broadcasting correspondents such as Ilil Shachar from Galatz and Shimon Aran and Yair Weinreb from the IBA. The letter noted that "in a democracy the government cannot threaten journalists. A situation in which the PM… paints journalists politically undermines Israeli democracy."
The truth is that the PM's critics, as well as those of MK Bitan, have one interest: to continue to control and undermine Israel's public media.
Dayan does not understand that she has to make one of two choices, either to publicly defend the IBC, or to host a documentary program. Doing both puts her in a conflict of interest and the public loses its trust in her veracity.
For more than 20 years, we thought that the good outweighs the bad. Israel could benefit from public broadcasting, but only if it is truly public and caring of the public. Sadly, this is a pipe dream.
Israel's public broadcasters are incapable of providing us with fair, pluralistic, Zionist and Jewish-oriented programming. They are not willing to internalize that they are public servants.
Who knows, perhaps Trump's victory in the USA is a sign that also here the old elites should start counting their days of hegemony. It is high time to close down the public broadcasters – all of them, including Galatz.


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Saturday, June 30, 2018
21 Secrets Summer Workshop - Just Add Water
I can't stop playing with the things I learned in the 21 Secrets Just add Water class so far! I have to say that I'm beginning to explore some materials I played with in a certain way so far and it's interesting to take it to a different direction and to find it to be more versatile. I have strayed from the original techniques and materials. It's like learning the alphabet which is the same for everyone speaking a certain language but then writing your own unique story with it.
You can see my first page using the Oil and Water technique here. I see a difference between that first page and this one. I'll share more pages as I go.
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Nuns, baboons and the Wienermobile
It's been a big week for weird news.
First, there was the guy whose Visa was charged over $23 quadrillion for a pack of cigarettes. Good thing he bought just one pack; imagine what he might have paid for a whole case.
Then, there was the Crash of the Wienermobile into a home in Racine, Wis. (For extra effect, hum "The Ride of the Valkyries" as you imagine the giant sausage plowing into the garage.) Oh, the humanity!
Courtesy of my friend Tom, there's the bit about the baboons with a taste for tourists' luggage. The story is amusing, but the photo is laugh-out-loud hilarious (to me, anyway). There's something irresistible about the juxtaposition of baboons and giant yellow "claw" slippers.
Finally, there's the story about a nun who was fined for doing 180kph on her way to see Pope. It made me chuckle, but I fear the reporter missed the real story. The headline should have read:
Ford Fiesta reaches 180kph.
Not since Chuck Yeager has anyone pushed the envelope so hard.
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LAUDERDALE LAKES, FLA. (WSVN) - Worried parents were reunited with their children after a charter school bus arrived hours later than expected, Monday evening.
Indira said she was fuming when she found out her 6-year-old son never made it to his after-school program.
"I was pissed off. I was mad," she said.
Her child, a student at Central Charter School in Lauderdale Lakes, boarded the bus along with more than a dozen others.
He was supposed to arrive at the second school by 3:45 p.m., but by 6 p.m., the bus had not arrived at its destination.
"I entrust my child's care to the school to drop them off, and he's not there," said Indira.
She wasn't the only parent out of patience after not getting a straight answer from administrators.
Broward Sheriff's Office called in to locate the missing children, but it's still unclear what happened to the bus before it arrived at the school, at around 7:30 p.m.
"Yes, they're safe, but they're not with me," said Sharice, a mother. "It's been about four or five hours now that my kids have been on this bus, and the bus has no AC."
"It's a big mess," said Indira.
Some of the parents said this all happened because the school changed its policy — using one bus to transport students to their after school programs instead of private vans run by a third party.
All of the kids are OK, but this wasn't a lesson these mothers were expecting on the first day of school.
"This is my first time having him on the bus, and I think it might be my last," said Indira.
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Today we head back to Nashville to take Teresa and Yaya to the airport. Cameron, Kerri and I are spending the night there tonight after we take them to the airport. We have had the BEST weekend celebrating the marriage of my cousins, Kathy and Lynn. I had the honor of being a bridesmaid at their wedding in January, 1965 when I was still in high school. And to be here to celebrate their 50 years together has been truly great.
Saturday night was a dinner and dance at the local country club. Their three children and spouses put all of this together and each spoke of their parents love for each other. A couple of their grandchildren also spoke. It was so nice.
We have had such a great weekend. Teresa loves to be with family and I am so glad that we were able to make this happen for her. I can see the toll it takes on her in terms of how tired she gets. But she loves it and everyone loves her and that is what is most important.
I love talking and visiting with our cousins. They are not just cousins, but truly friends and I love them! So thanks to everyone for the wonderful time! It has been great!


text: COLE, Gerald Joseph – It is with great sadness and heavy hearts that we announce the passing of a beloved husband, father and grandfather. Gerald Cole of Oldham, born on February 25, 1934, passed away peacefully at the Halifax Infirmary on May 1, 2018. He was predeceased by his parents, Dorothy Graham and Warren Cole, as well as six siblings. He is survived by five siblings, his loving wife Isabelle, his five children Phyllis, Joe, Darren, Mark, and Trevor, their spouses, and his many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Gerald was the owner and operator of GJ Cole & Sons painting company until retirement. Gerald was a former president of East Hants Minor Hockey, executive member of the Metro Minor Hockey Association and respected coach for many years. He is a member of the East Hants Sports Hall of Fame, as he coached the East Hants Midget Penguins to the Wrigley National Championship in Oshawa, Ontario in 1974. He also loved his Toronto Maple Leafs. Gerald was a great lover of animals, especially horses, and had a wonderful sense of humour. He was also a member of the board of trustees at Oldfield Elementary School for many years. Donations can be made to the Alzheimer's Society of Nova Scotia or St. Bernard's Parrish in Enfield. Visitation will take place from 7-9 pm Friday at Ettinger Funeral Home in Shubenacadie. Funeral service will be at 1pm Saturday, May 5 at St. Bernard's Catholic Church in Enfield, Father Michael Walsh officiating. A reception to follow at the 2:30pm in the Todd Hunter Room, East Hants Sportsplex, Lantz. Condolences, words of comfort and memories of Gerald may be shared with the family at: www.ettingerfuneralhome.com


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Matt has been improvising since 2013. According to his mother, he is the most intelligent and sweet and funny and handsome man on the planet. So he's got that going for him. He has co-written and co-starred in two Off Broadway plays, Alexander Hamilton: Fully Loaded and Desperate Renters. They were totally rad.
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I've Earned My Foot
This morning I took the printouts Ms. Computer-Illiterate had given me back to Curves to ask Ms. Size Zero for correct ones. It wasn't so much that I needed a correct print out, it's just the principle of the matter. I mean, why on earth would I suddenly have a date from 2004 on my printout? And can I please have a sheet that doesn't tell me I've lost every single inch on my body? Seriously. The other reason I did it though is to have my accomplishment recognized.
You see at Curves, when you lose a foot, you earn a foot…. a foot on the wall with your name on it anyway.
So Saturday Ms. Computer-Illiterate hadn't even mentioned my foot and I have to admit, I totally expected it to be on the wall when I got there this morning… but it wasn't. There are feet all over the wall and gosh darn it, I want MINE! So yeah, after Ms. Size Zero plugged in my numbers and gave me my correct print out she congratulated me on losing a foot in inches and said I was nearly halfway to the two foot mark. WooHoo! And, in addition to my foot on the wall I got a free water bottle with the Curves logo on it. Totally neat! I love free stuff!
I will take pictures of the chart and the water bottle at a later date. I'm even considering taking my camera into Curves and taking a snapshot of my foot for everyone to see. Yay me!


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« Vegan food is just so beautiful, especially as opposed to a hunk of animal carcass. » – Ceekay Smith
Quotes :
- FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Mankind "The only animal that harbors hate is mankind." ~A.D. Williams
- Frase celebre di Patti Smith «L'amore è un angelo travestito da desiderio.» (Patti Smith)
- Rakul Preet Singh – good food "Fitness starts at home. What you eat is what you will look, just as what you sow is what you reap. Eat good food: eat fruits, vegetables, healthy grains, and don't go for sweet and trite food." ~Rakul Preet Singh
- "No animal should ever jump up on the… "No animal should ever jump up on the dining-room furniture unless absolutely certain that he can hold his own in the conversation." - Fran Lebowitz


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Loaded Feta Salad
Loaded Feta Salad – Baked feta, salad, a yummy dressing and pickles. Literally one of my favourite salads ever.
I realise I work in short bursts. Or that I upload to the blog in sort bursts but I promise behind the scenes I am always beavering away.
This week is another busy week and I think I prefer it that way. Last week I worked out of bed (laptop work). Embarrassing confession but it was way too cold. Obvs cooking and photography took place in other parts of the house. This week I will venture beyond the bedroom and work downstairs as usual! It looks like its getting warmer anyway. I turned the heating down last night because I was getting all hot and bothered. LOLS.
Yesterday sadly, someone passed away and although I have only met him once and had interaction with him via my hubby another time, i felt a real sadness. The interaction via my husband was him offering a helping hand. He was also someone that my in laws knew well because he grew up on the same street as my Gran in Law.
This person dedicated the past few years of their life to helping others. Evidently from their social media, this is a person who was well loved by young and old alike, who had a heart full of kindness and who really cared about preparing for the afterlife. Being a believer in Islam and God, spirituality is something that is such a crucial part of who I am. Apologies to anyone that this is too deep for!
Anyway this man was an inspiration and it reminded me how I want to live my life. Helping others was something I have wanted to do from a very young age. I want to get to a stage where I am so financially stable that I can dedicate a large part of my income and time to helping others. I am not saying that to come across as being someone special or for some sort of glory. I hope that when I get to that stage, I can do it privately although I absolutely understand the need to share the work you are doing to raise money and to inspire others.
Anyway!!! This salad is great for gatherings like Eid, Weddings and Parties of any sort really.
Loaded Feta Salad
Baked Feta
- 200 grams Feta
- 1 tbsp Fresh Thyme Leaves
- 1 Red Chilli or 1 tsp Red Chilli flakes deseeded and finely chopped
- 1 Garlic Clove finely sliced
- 1 tbsp Olive Oil
Pitta Chips
- 3 White Pittas Torn into pieces
- 1 tbsp Olive Oil
- 1 tsp Smoked Paprika
- 1/2 Cucumber halved, deseeded and roughly chopped
- 1 Green Pepper deseeded and cubed
- 150 grams Baby Plum Tomatoes sliced in half
- 1/2 Red Onion sliced finely
- 150 grams Pitted Olives from a jar
- 1/2 Pickled Turnip Sliced finely
- 2 - 3 tbsp Mixed Pickles I use beetroot cabbage, jalapeños and gherkins
- 2 tbsp Olive Oil
- 2 tbsp Red Wine Vinegar
- 1/2 tsp Dried Oregano
Preheat the oven to gas mark 6.
Pitta Chips
To make the chips, put the torn pittas on a baking tray and drizzle with the oil. Scatter with paprika and bake for 15 minutes until crisp and golden.
Baked Feta
Put the feta in a small ovenproof dish. Scatter over the thyme, chilli and garlic, then drizzle with the oil. Bake for 10 minutes.
Combine the ingredients for the dressing in a small bowl.
Toss the salad ingredients in a bowl, then top with the dressing, baked feta and serve with pitta chips.


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Not everyone would want to keep a permanent record of an 11-2 stuffing.
But one Teesside team have happily filed away a picture of themselves with a rival outfit who dished out a painful double-digit demolition.
And the pre-match snap of Gable Manders is just one of many taken as a lasting record of a turbulent season.
The lads from Stockton International Family Centre have taken to whipping out the instamatic before kick-off and taking snaps of their team mingling with the opposition.
The spirited strugglers are made up of asylum seekers and refugees and have a massive turnover of players.
So, to keep track of the many faces who have turned out for the side, they have started a rogues gallery - but not just of their own team.
"We like to take group photographs of both sides," explained Zia Aslam, boss of the Boddy Printers Sunday League outfit.
"It was the players' idea. Football is a game that brings people together and the pictures we take show that.
"We always take them before the game and getting together in a huddle with the opposition team is great for the atmosphere of the game.
"We don't like to just turn up, play and leave. We like to meet and greet people properly.
"We are playing for enjoyment and to encourage people of different creeds to mingle. The pictures show that."
The team - who include refugees from Kosovo, Iraq, Kurdistan, Albania, Zimbabwe and Burundi among others - has a big personnel problem as players are frequently dispersed at short notice to other regions or even deported.
"The team changes from week to week," said Zia.
"This is a way of keeping a record of all the lads who play for us over the year. It is memorabilia."
League secretary Norman Coleby saluted the good natured photography - but admits the pre-match posing caused confusion.
"The Gables Manders team didn't have a clue what was going on," he explained.
"They were on the pitch warming up when SIFC arrived and started shouting and gesturing at them in all kinds of languages.
"No-one knew what the matter was but they trooped over and then there was a lot of pointing and miming until they twigged they were getting their photographs taken.
"Everyone mingled in and it was all arms around each other and handshakes and smiles. It was a lovely touch.
"SIFC have had a lot of problems with players and suffered some heavy defeats but they have always been very friendly and very enthusiastic."
Meanwhile SIFC could be facing a serious disciplinary problem that could possibly lead to a harsh suspension.
The club have three player bans looming and have been hit with fines.
But government red tape means they could miss a deadline to stump up - and that could led to the club being suspended!
Durham County FA give clubs 14 days to pay but strict Home Office regulations over asylum seekers and cultural and sporting associations means SIFC need clearance before they can pay the fines.
"It is about paperwork," said Norman. "They have 14 days to pay Durham but getting permission to use their funds to do it could take longer.
"If SIFC miss the deadline they could be fined even more then face the same situation again or in the worst case scenario they could be suspended. Its a race against time."


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"Cockblocked" On The Road
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Ten obstacles to watch out for while you're out road running
If you're a city runner you've been accustomed to the many obstacles that stand in the way such as taxi cabs and the homeless or what I like to call "running with the bulls." Seems like in major metropolitan cities like Richmond, Washington D.C., and New York there are always obstacles in the way for runners. Like life itself, we just have to deal with it and get around it.
From my experiences running around different cities, whether it was an official running race with a marked course accompanied by ushers or running my Saturday morning route, always anticipate being "cockblocked" on the road. I compiled a short list of the top ten obstacles to watch out for while you're outside on the road:
10. Cars. Yes, you're in the city and you expect cars are going to pass you twenty-four-seven, but do you ever think about the parked cars? If you're a sidewalk runner, watch out for abnormally parked cars that illegally park right on the curb, blocking your path and even parked cars in the middle of a sidewalk. Yes, I've seen it. (and it wasn't a car with a Jersey license plate).
9. Traffic Lights. I can't stand traffic lights that lie and most of them do. When you think the hand is up to stop, you really don't have to. I only trust countdown counters attached to the traffic lights. They let you really know how many seconds you have left to beat the light and cross. Always remember to look both ways and know as a pedestrian, you have the right of way.
8. Dogs. Why people think not to leash their dogs and let them trot wherever on the sidewalks is kosher, I don't know. But it does give you the thought to run as fast as you can and not get attacked.
7. Walkers. Yes, it's really annoying when you see walkers up ahead and you literally just want to run them over. Be calm, cool, and collected. As you approach them, just say "to your left/to your right" to courteously let them move out of the way. Hopefully, they're not one of those mean people that has a cup of coffee and throws them at you. I've seen it happen before!
6. Construction. You can never predict when construction will block your path and you have to dodge people, parked cars and traffic all at the same time. Construction crews are pretty good at warning both pedestrians and traffic when construction will begin and end. It's best to anticipate the worst. Run parallel to the construction or detour to the nearest street and regroup back to your normal route.
5. Cyclists. If you're like me and like to run against/with the traffic on the road, remember you're not a vehicle and you have to caution and know you are sharing the road with both cars and cyclists. Steer clear from Lance Armstrong and move as close or on the sidewalk if you're in their path. There have been times where a cyclist runs over a runner and it's not pretty!
4. Your iPod. So you're running solo, blasting your iPod to Britney Spears, and it's rush hour. Do yourself a favor and make sure you're aware of your surroundings, looking straight ahead and looking to both your left and right. There will be times where you will be totally unaware that you're blocking traffic and you won't hear Johnny Bananas honking his horn at you to "move, get out the way." If necessary, turn the iPod down a notch and all will be good.
3. Other runners. Even though we're all runners, we're not all runners. You might be on the trails of another runner and it will literally become a race. You don't even know this guy or girl and they'll try to smoke you in an unofficial race. If it becomes an intense mortal combat battle, just detour to the nearest street (or push them onto incoming traffic, just kidding!).
2. Sticks, twigs, and uneven pavements. Probably the most annoying thing in the world is running in a path of debris and running on uneven pavements. The first piece of advice is to watch out and detour away from branches and twigs on the sidewalks and secondly, if you're running with a group, caution your fellow runner friends by saying "stick in the way!" When it comes to uneven pavements, yes, please send a hateful Email to the neighborhood association and the transportation department. However, that may not go anywhere and probably happen next weekend. In the meantime, if the road looks more comforting to your feet, run your happy feet right on it, and keep caution.
1. Mother Nature. You can never predict the weather and if you're outside and Mother Nature decides to rain on your parade, better have a backup planto ride out any storms. If you're in the city, guarantee there will always be a Starbucks at the corner for you to stay dry or if you're in Richmond's Fan District, a church.
Bonus tip, always anticipate for the worst and have a plan of action before, during, and after your running route. It's just like College, it's better to study before your exam, rather than winging it. Happy trails!
Jason Yu is Partner and Director of Marketing for The Hardwicke Group in Richmond, VA. His company specializes in new media, PR and influence with an emphasis on digital marketing strategy and reputation management. Jason enjoys keeping active by biking, running and working out on a daily basis. Jason has ran in over twenty running races including the Marine Corps Marathon, Tough Mudder, Richmond Marathon, and Xterra races. Interesting facts about Jason is that he is a music fanatic, in search fro the best macaroni and cheese, and aspiring "mixologist."
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Election Commission of India in Mizoram Legislative Assembly inthlanpui lo awm tur a Serchhip District a inthlan chuh tu (candidate) ten dan dik taka Campaign sum an hman leh hman loh endik a vil tura a ruat, Election Expenditure Observer, Mohammad Ghayas Uddin, IRS chuan Vawiin hian Serchhip a rawn tlawh dawn. He thu hi nimin a Serchhip District Election Officer, Pi Juhi Mukherjee hova Serchhip-a Head of Department te \hutkhawm neih ah tarlan a ni a, Expenditure Observer hian chawhnu dar 1:00 ah Serchhip DC Office ah Inthlan chhung atana Assistant Expenditure Observer te leh Accounting Team zawng zawngte nen inkawmhona hun an hmang ang. Expenditure Observer hi Serchhip ah November ni 5 thleng a cham phawt ang a, Delhi lamah kir leh in November ni 12 ah a rawn let leh ang


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With style that has garnered these flip flops a spot on the sales floor of national retailers and independent boutiques alike and patented technology that utilizes a unique polyurethane formula, Tidal New York produces a shoe that has the durability and bounce of a sneaker but with all the design of a piece of art. Not only does Tidal New York support American manufacturing, entirely manufacturing its shoes in its New York facility, the company also hires and trains veterans in collaboration with the Heroes in Transition organization.
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Peak Twitch Number 4 !!
'Giles Dhay Strikes Back'
On this very dancefloor minded EP, Giles Dhay delivers us 3 Originals, plus Karl Ritter remixes one of them.
'Hold Me Down' original mix is what tech-house is about, a big bouncey beat, groovy percussions, a fat synth and a great vocal.
As 'Hold Me Down' original mix is an arm raiser, its Remix by Karl Ritter and 'I Do It Dirty' are head bangers, true peak time crowd movers, tech house with straight mass effect.
And at last to finish or start with a smile, 'My Two Fingers' will lift your spirits up with a sweet Ibiza Deep House Groove.
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The Adventures of Shen and ShaSha: Did She Really Say That!?Woohoo my internet is back so the hiatus is over! I gotta get this story out about what happened to me and Shen recently.
So some time ago I vaguely mentioned that Shen and I were moving in together. Well we've spent that past few weeks getting things situation. Our initial plan was to move to a different area of Maryland, but after we realized how broke we were and how I could keep my sanity from driving to Virginia a few times a week, we decided to move into a large apartment in the same complex I live in now.
But that's not the point of this story. During the week of our move we had our first real WTF moment while we were out together.
So Shen lived with a relative about 60 miles away from where we are now. From what I'd seen I thought the area was pretty diverse, but Shen frequently mentioned the "redneck-ness" of it. Anyway, we needed to get his stuff to my place so we made our way to the suburb to pack up our cars with his stuff. After we loaded the cars (and he found out his relative's cat had peed on his bookcase) we decided to get our groceries from the area because it was so late. We whip through the grocery stroe grabbing what we needed then we got to the line.
Shen and I were having our usual banter, which focused on celebrities we spotted on the tabloid covers. The cashier, a white woman, joined in on our banter as we discussed the Jada/Will/Marc Anthony drama that was going around. I'm not sure but we get on the topic of food and the cashier asks who does most of the cooking. I told her I did while Shen did the dishes and cut food. The woman was completely shocked at this.
She looked at Shen in amazement and said, "But it's in your blood!You make good food!"
Yep, cooking apparently is in the blood of Asians. That one was a new one to me.
But it gets better.
She then proceeded to tell us about her black African husband and how much he loved cooking soul food, which was confusing because I'd never heard of soul food in relation to Africans. I would think a man who's say Nigerian would refer to what he cooks from his country as "Nigerian" food rather than "Soul food" but I digress.
I wasn't clear if the cashier was making a "joke" or was honestly shocked. Either way she sounded like a dumbass. And the need for her to tell us about her husband and his soul food cooking was icing on the cake. I guess she wanted us to know she was "down for the cause," but since this came immediately after her cooking comments she just made herself sound sillier.
I'm sure y'all are wondering why I didn't bitch-slap this woman, or call her out. It's hard to call out people like this. Mostly because they're completely unaware and honestly think it's okay to say whatever because they are in IR couples. They'll try to flip the switch on you and not understand why you're offended..."how can you be upset, my husband is BLACK! He'd think it's funny!" People like that simply aren't worth my time and energy.
At the time we both laughed. We weren't laughing because we thought she was funny or interesting or because we agreed with her. We were laughing at how silly she sounded. Our response can probably be considered immature but basically we laughed at her. And we did call her some rather unhappy names on the way back to our cars. In retrospect I suppose we could put more effort into calling her out on her shit, but when you're in the heat of a moment, you do what comes to your head first. We were more concern with dealing with the drive back instead of the cashier.
I certainly hope this woman doesn't say any more ignorant shit to other couples at the store. They might not be as nonchalant about the situation as we appeared to be.


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Despite being left to fend for his own, 1998 Commonwealth Games gold medalist G. Saravanan proved that not only is he an athlete that wins gold medals but also showed that he has a heart of gold.
For the walker donated his 1998 Commonwealth Games gold medal to the Olympic Council of Malaysia museum with hope that another athlete will deliver gold at the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
Saravanan bagged the gold medal through the 50km men's big walk event at the Commonwealth Games 1998 to create a record as no Malaysian had never been able to win any medal in athletics at the Commonwealth Games.
It remains a moment etched in the minds of millions of Malaysian glued to the television sets as 50km walk gold went to Saravanan, as he overhauled longtime leaders Craig Barrett and Tim Berrett from New Zealand and Canada respectively to cross the finish line.
"Until today I still get goose bumps thinking of that moment as it was truly an historic moment for the country," said Saravanan.
"I remember the then Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohammad challenging the athletes to win Malaysia's 10th gold medal and that kept me going.
"This medal has been lying in my cupboard for the last 15 years and I think its time that it helps others inspire them to bring glory to the nation.
"I want it to be placed in the museum so that others can also relate to the win, especially those from athletics as we have not won a gold medal since 1998 in athletics. Hopefully this will inspire the athletes to deliver the goods as we could do with a revival of sorts in athletics."
Saravanan was employed as a coach with the National Sports Council until 2012 when his contract was not renewed. Though he did not want to elaborate much, one could sense that Saravanan is bitter at the way he was treated.
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Community Open House
KPCC listeners joined us on October 1, 2017 for KPCC's Community Open House! They took photos with their favorite public radio hosts and reporters (Larry Mantle! Alex Cohen! A Martinez! John Horn! Nick Roman!), met and mingled with fellow KPCC fans, connected with community partners, entered to win giveaways, toured the broadcast studios, and much more.
We LOVE meeting KPCC members and listeners. This was our chance to get to know you, say thank you, and show you a great time! People stopped by for a quick visit, or stay for the day - we had activities lined up for the entire family.
See you there!
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Good morning Taylored Expressions Fans,
Today, I am sharing with you Taylored Expressions Uplifting Watercolor Panels. I love the versatility of these watercolor panels. You can use the panels as the focal point for a card, a tag or in the inspiration for a project.
The minute I saw the watercolor panels, I knew I wanted to create a Bible-inspired Pocket Letter project. I imagined stuffing pockets with Post-It Notes and pretty decorated paperclips to mark Bible verses, as well as tags to use as bookmarks or as uplifting gift tags.
The cards are bigger than the page protectors used for Pocket Letter, so I used a 12x12 page protector from Becky Higgings. I watercolored my panels using my Gansai Tambi watercolor palette and added stickles for a little sparkle. To create the decorative paperclips, I die cut a few shapes from several Taylored Expressions dies, In Flight Overlays and Butterfly in the Sky. I created two shaker pockets and filled them with Taylored Expressions Rainbow Brights sequins and wooden hearts from my stash. I love how my first Pocket Letter came together!
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I guess it had been a couple years since we had eaten at a Quizno's restaurant. Honestly I hated it! I think I ordered a Ham Sammy and had some sort of soup – maybe potato or broccoli? He felt the same way. I remember thinking I had no reason to ever eat there again. And, we wouldn't have. Except…he is wonderful about finding great things for us to try and he was lucky enough to get us each signed up for a free sub in a million sub giveaway with Quizno's. (I guess we broke our challenge today of eating out only once in month unless it doesn't count if it was free?) I never thought of getting a free lunch, but needless to say, we jumped on it!
I'm sorry to say that the 1 million Quizno's subway giveaway is over and all million sub coupons were given out within a matter of like 3 days, I think? I wish I would have come here to announce that to all my friends but it really didn't even enter my mind. Mainly because I had such a bad experience with them in the past. Now, I regret that decision.
When we went there today (Store number 4231 on Vann Drive in Jackson, TN, which incidentally is NOT the one we ate at in the past), I ordered the small ham and swiss sub on wheat. I need to get on another subject for just a second here to explain something: I don't think I've ever mentioned my odd eating habits publicly on this blog but I have never liked the following things: mayo, mustard, ketchup, salad dressing, white milk (chocolate, yes), lasagna, chili, vegetable soup with a tomato base, raw onions, pickles, olives, tomatoes, coffee, and I'm sure there's more. You are probably thinking, right….so you surely have milk with cereal? Nope. I eat it dry. Always. You are probably also thinking that I have some sort of dressing on my salad? Nope. I eat it dry too. Sandwiches? Plain. The looks I have gotten in restaurants ordering a dry salad or a plain burger…not pretty. The meals I have barely squeaked through so as not to hurt the host/hostess' feelings. Oh my. It's a horrible way to be. I WISH I liked all those things. I have tried, honestly tried. Lasagna looks interesting to me. I love the smell of Chili. The only exception to my oddities is pizza. I L-O-V-E pizza, but ALWAYS order it lite sauce, and have to say "light sauce, almost no sauce" to them and sometimes they get it right. Ok…now you think I'm so strange that you'll never come back to my blog again, but hopefully I haven't lost you…
Back to Quizno's…So, I ordered my sandwich with no mayo or tomatoes (it comes with tomatoes, lettuce and mayo). Let me tell you, either they have changed their sandwiches or my tastes have significantly changed in a couple years. This sandwich was AWESOME!! I love the herbs they use – my mouth was having a party today while munching my oh-so-delicious free sandwich!!
Quizno's – you have some new faithful customers thanks to your million sub giveaway…and we're telling everyone we know about you! We heart you and will most definitely be back! 😀


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Wedding Ring Insurance
A wedding ring is forever. It's a display of your bond and your love, but it's also an investment. The average American will spend approximate $5,600 on a wedding ring! Both engagement rings and wedding rings can be worth quite a bit of money. You will want to protect your rings just in case something happens to them. Once you purchase a wedding ring or an engagement ring, you should look into Jewelry Insurance.
What is Jewelry Insurance?
Jewelry Insurance is an add-on to your homeowners insurance policy. It helps to protect your jewelry in the event of a loss of theft. While your home insurance may cover the contents of your home, sometimes valuables and jewelry are not included in the policy. Especially if they are particularly valuable, your jewelry may not be protected. Talking to your insurance agent is the best way to figure out how to best protect your investments.
How Does Jewelry Insurance Work?
Jewelry Insurance helps to make sure that your wedding rings are protected for their full value and are not subject to your home insurance coverage limits. And, if you file a claim for your wedding rings, then you are not subject to a deductible. You may want to think about getting your rings appraised, especially if they are of high value. Keep in mind that an appraisal should be in the past 3 years. Your wedding rings are a lifelong investment and it may be one of the more expensive purchases you make. Having insurance can help with that.
Wedding Insurance
Your wedding day is a big event. Though the ring is one prominent aspect of the big day, there are a lot of other things to think about. Talk to your insurance agent about liquor liability if you plan on serving alcohol. Or consider getting special event insurance. You may want to consider extra liability insurance if you are hosting the wedding at your home. Learn more about insurance for your wedding here.
This wedding season be prepared for whatever happens. You never know exactly what is going to happen. Insurance is there for when things do not go to plan. Accidents happen, even when your wedding is meticulously planned. Your wedding ring is just one aspect to think about. Thankfully, there is insurance just in case! Talk to your insurance agent about insuring your wedding rings and engagement ring. You can also ask about getting insurance for other aspects of your wedding.


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Organic quality – vegan – additive-free
The apples used for ONE NATURE organic apple rings come from our own organic farming project in Turkey. The fresh, ripe apples are peeled, cored, cut into slices and gently dried. They make a pure fruity treat with their delicious sweet and sour flavour, with no added sugar or sulphur. These apple rings enhance mueslis or baked goods but are also the ideal snack for in between meals, at school, in the office and when playing sports.
Organic apple rings, cored, peeled, dried
Ingredients: Apples*.
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Allergy advice: may contain traces of nuts, peanuts and almonds! Despite careful processing, individual shell and pip fragments may remain. Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight.
Nutritional Information
Average nutritional values per 100 g
Energy 1227 kJ / 291 kcal
Fat 2,1 g
– of which saturates 0,5 g
Carbohydrates 61 g
– of which sugars 55 g
Fibre 11 g
Protein 1,8 g
Salt 0,04 g