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The Blind Tiger Podcast crew is made up of a trio of craft beer enthusiasts not craft beer purists. While Mike, Jesse, and myself are insatiable fans of sampling beers brewed by craft brewers from around the world what we care most about is the beer. We aren't married to the idea that every beer we drink must be from a craft brewery. While you won't hear us extolling the virtues of Budweiser you might catch us discussing the merits of Stella Artois or other mass market beers if their quality and flavor is worthy of praise.
Thankfully this obsession with quality over definition puts us in a great position as the craft beer purist is having an increasingly difficult time determining what exactly is craft beer.
The Brewers Association is supposed to hold the proverbial "keys to the kingdom" in defining craft beer. Small, traditional, and independent are supposed to be the only criteria of craft beer. Yet over the years the definition of craft beer has been amended to be more inclusive than exclusive to the objection of many.
The Boston Beer Company successful petition of the definition of "small" to be increased to six million barrels of beer annual a number that to many is an extremely large number. It isn't a surprise that this number was chosen to allow the Boston Beer Company, makers of Sam Adams, room for growth while allowing the countries most successful "craft" brewery to continue to market as being craft. This ignores the fact that they dwarf the production of their closest craft beer competitor Sierra Nevada.
It appears that the Brewers Association has decided again to modify the definition of craft beer. Rather than focusing on being more accommodating to large craft breweries (well lets be honest, accommodating to Sam Adams) this time they are focused on the definition of traditional brewing methods with traditional ingredients.
One of the definitions of traditional brewing that allowed a brewery to consider itself craft beer was that a craft brewery couldn't make more than fifty percent of its beer, as well as its "flagship" beer, from another other than barley malt. This meant that adjunct beers that used cheaper ingredients like rice or corn to keep ABV levels higher while using cheap replacement ingredients weren't considered craft beers.
Beers like Budweiser, Coors, and the other mass market, popular American lagers are considered adjunct lagers. Using barley malts to provide the complex sugars gives beer its signature sweetness and its alcohol content. Using barley malts is expensive as a raw ingredient when compared with using corn, rice, or just dumping in high fructose corn syrup. Thus mass market breweries use these adjuncts to make their extremely cheap, weakly flavored lagers. This also means that even huge craft breweries like Sam Adams cannot compete on price with mass market breweries as they use more expensive raw ingredients.
The amendment to the craft beer decision, which happened in February, means that brewing giant Yuengling & Sons Inc will now be considered an official craft brewery. Not only will they be able to advertise their immensely popular lagers and stout as craft beer but they will soon join the Brewers Association as a voting member as well.
The decision has been met with major controversy as many smaller breweries find the exception to be too self-serving and frankly ridiculous. Dan Del Grande of Bison Organic Beer is quoted saying, "I think the Brewers Association has watered down the meaning of craft beer, and of good beer." In Del Grande's opinion anyone over 200,000 barrels should be not be recognized as a craft brewery. He says, "Frankly, those guys don't need the help."
Julia Herz, spokeswoman for the Brewers Association, retorts, "Our board of directors decided not to penalize the most rapidly growing of our craft brewers from coming of age, for success. The definition of craft as evolved as the industry evolves."
Those thinking that the Brewers Association may have lost their way as stewards of the ever important craft beer label should take note that the Brewery Association has made efforts to education the American drinking public on the differences between true craft beer and mass market 'crafty' knockoffs.
Personally I have no intention of not drinking Goose Island beers because they were bought by AB InBev. I have no intention of drinking more Yuengling because they are now craft beer. I don't think that the Brewers Association definition of craft beer should determine what you drink, I think the quality of the beer in conjunction with what you like is what should determine what you drink.
The definition seems unnecessarily open to most breweries though. I think it is unfair to have a blanket term that covers breweries like Sam Adams and Burley Oak or Yuengling and the Alchemist.
I tend to agree with Del Grande that no one would have stopped drinking Sam Adams if they were no longer considered craft beer. The same way that Yuengling certainly wasn't struggling with sales before the definition change to include them.
The Brewers Association is clearly an important organization for craft beer advocacy, education, and protection but as craft beer has exploded in America I fear more and more that the Brewers Association is making more political decisions rather than principled decisions. Having Yuengling as an ally in fighting legislation to protect against the dangerous influence of MillerCoors and AB InBev is important but I fear that if the definition of craft beer is 'watered down' to mean everyone other than the big and evil big two the definition really loses all meaning.
Was this change necessary? Was this change smart? What do you think about this definition change and the Brewers Association in general?
Source: NPR


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I believe many of the seasoned cooking members like me do not actually keep records or measure their cooking ingredients on a frequent basis. Particularly when you and I cook almost everyday and are used to playing around with flavors or food combinations based on personal preferences.
I have never given much thought the necessity to do so until when I started to post some of the home cooked food pictures on Facebook and from the response from people asking for the recipe. This morning I spent several hours cracking my head to recount the steps and going through the kitchen scales to weigh the ingredients used for the requested recipes.
Thank you for the interest and I hope you enjoy the outcome as much as I enjoy the preparation process. Cheers and have a wonderful day!
Sambal Tumis
300g Dry Chili
Water (for boiling)
3 Red Chilis
2 Bird's Eye Chilis (Chili Padi), Optional
300ml Water (for blending)
100g Tomato, optional (diced, for blending)
75ml Cooking Oil
90g Sugar
15g Tamarind slice / paste (mix thoroughly with 1 cup water)
4 slices Galangal
1 stalk Lemongrass (crushed)
1 tsp Salt
1 tsp Vegetarian mushroom granules
Lime juice (optional)
- Boil 300g of dry chilis with sufficient water for 10-12 mins or until softened. Remove from heat and discard the water.
- Using a blender, combine the above dry chili, red chilis, chili padi and 300ml water and blend into fine paste.
- Heat up oil in a wok, add in the above blended chili paste and stir fry under low heat until fragrant or when oil starts to separate.
- Add in tamarind water, galangal, lemon grass, salt, sugar and mushroom granules to taste. You may add further spices or seasoning based on your preference. Stir fry the mixture until slightly thicken but runny. Add lime juice (if using) and bring to boil.
- Dish out to cool before storing in glass container.
Coconut Fragrant Rice
2 Cups long grain rice
1 tsp salt
1 tsp sugar
6 Pandan leaves (knotted)
3 Stalks Lemon Grass (crushed)
6 Slices of Ginger
1 Fresh Coconut (Grated only the white part & mix with water to get 4 Cups of coconut milk)
- Wash the rice and strain.
- Add all ingredients into the rice cooker.
- Leave aside for 1 hour before cooking.
- Serve with roasted groundnuts, sliced cucumber and vegetarian ikan bilis (anchovies). For me, I stir fry 30g of vegetarian ikan bills with 2 tsp of the samba paste and 1 tsp of sugar as I am not so much into plain ikan bilis (anchovies).

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Now all the guests of LUISS ENLABS can also experience the first Bitcoin ATM in Italy.
Yesterday, Robocoin CEO, Jordan Kelley, has personally inaugurated the first Robocoin Kiosk in frames of the 4th edition of No Cash Day promoted by the Italian Parliament member Sergio Boccadutri and organized by CashlessWay. Headlined as "Bitcoin in the real economy", this event included the public hearing at the Chamber of Deputies with the participation of industry leaders from Hyperion, Unicredit, the Italian Banking Association, Mastercard, the Bitcoin Foundation and others.


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In today's Saturday Satire, we address the age old question: Who's the better driver, the Man or the woman? We covered this subject previously last year in the post "Who drives better, women or Men?" But today I'm proud to present a short video. Have a watch and then post your opinion on the subject.
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I haven't gotten any Hate Mail in months, maybe this post will stir some up?
No matter how much politically correct BS you hear that Men and women have the same coordination and dexterity, realize that it has been scientifically proven that Men have better coordination than 90% of all women. There was an interesting BBC documentary about this, I've tried to find it, but surprise surprise, its been pulled from the archives.
Now, the next time you're at the mall or the grocery store, watch how Men avoid you 15′ (5 meters) out and how so many women nearly crash into you with their shopping cart. I'll say that American women are better drivers than Russian Women and I'm sure that's just based on experience. And Men probably crash as often or more often than women but that's because we drive like we're in a race. When it comes to simple coordination, Men have women beat hands down in basic driving moves.
Whether you're a Man or a woman, be sure to buckle up and drive safely :-)
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Bats: licence to disturb or take bats for science or conservation (A34, Class-A34 and LR34)
Apply for a licence for science or conservation purposes or register for a survey or volunteer bat roost visitor licence; find out about references and how to report your actions.
Personal licences
You should use form A34 to apply for a personal:
- research licence for scientific projects
- licence for photography or other special projects
To apply for a personal licence you need to include a project plan showing the objectives of the project and why the work is necessary.
Volunteer bat roost visitor licences
You should use form Class A-34 to register for a:
- level 1 volunteer bat roost visitor (VBRV) licence (allows you to do visits for Natural England's bat advice service)
- level 2 VBRV licence (allows you to train new volunteers towards their level 1 licence)
- bat survey licence for science or education
When applying for your first level 1 VBRV licence you must:
- have your application form endorsed by a registered and licensed trainer
- be registered as a Natural England volunteer (email email@example.com to do this)
When applying for your first level 2 VBRV licence you must:
- already have a level 1 licence
- already be registered as a Natural England volunteer
- have completed Natural England's 'train the trainer' course
You'll need a different licence to capture, disturb or transport bats, or damage their roosts.
You may need to complete a reference form when you apply for these licences if you:
- haven't held a licence for the species or a similar species for the last 3 years
- have a licence but want to add new methods
How to report your actions
You must report any actions you took using these licences on the report form LR34 on this page. You must a report no later than 2 weeks after your licence expires, even if you've taken no action. Send your completed form by post or email to Natural England using the details on the form.
Last updated 12 June 2018 + show all updates
- Separate class licence registration form Class-A34 added for volunteer bat roost visitor and survey use.
- Replaced application and form report with revised, interactive PDF versions.
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My Club Wyndham Login – Wyndham Vacation resorts
My Club Wyndham Login: Wyndham Hotels and Resorts is a hotel and resort chain based in the United States. Wyndham Hotel Corporation was founded in 1981 in Dallas, Texas. Trammell Crow is the founder of the Wyndham Hotel corporation. The headquarters of Wyndham hotels and resorts are in Parsippany, New Jersy. Club Wyndham is one of seven Wyndham Vacation Ownership primary consumer brands. Club Wyndham has approximately 100 resorts and more than 14,000 vacation ownership units across North America. It is the world's largest vacation ownership business, as measured by the number of vacation ownership resorts, individual vacation ownership units and owners of vacation ownership interests.Kevin Speidel is the president of the Wyndham chain.
Wyndham Worldwide family of companies take great pride in providing people with an opportunity to enjoy a lifetime of dream vacations. Wyndham always tries to create the lasting memories with their loved ones by offering them the ease of vacationing together more often. Wyndham has approximately 219 resorts throughout North America, Mexico, the Caribbean, South America and the South Pacific.
How to login to Club Wyndham?
Each person listed under your membership has the opportunity to create a unique login to personalize their vacation planning experience. To complete this registration, you'll need your Member Number as well as your phone number or contract number.
- Mobile or Laptop or computer.
- Internet or Wi-Fi Access.
- Username.
- Password.
Step by step procedure to Login to Club Wyndham:
- Visit the official page of Club Wyndham at official website
- The above link directs you to the home page of Wyndham.
- On the official homepage, you will find owners login option.
- click on the Owners login option.
- You will be taken to a new page.
- One this pages, enter your Username.
- Then enter your password.
- In the end, click on sign in option.
How to register for the club Wyndham?
- Phone Number.
- Personal Credentials.
- Email Address.
Registration procedure for Club Wyndham:
- Visit the official page of Club Wyndham at official website
- The above link directs you to the home page of Wyndham.
- On the official homepage, you will find owners login option.
- click on the Owners login option.
- You will be taken to a new page.
- On this new page, you will find Register option at the bottom of the page.
- Click on register option. You will be directed to a new page.
- The registration process will be of two steps.
- In the initial step, first of all, enter your Member Number.
- Then in the next step, enter your First Name.
- Then Enter your Last Name.
- Then enter your suffix.
- Then in the next step, you have to provide your contact number or contract number.
- Then click on I am not a Robot Option.
- In the next step click on continue option.
- Then you will be taken to the second step.
- Here, on this page, you have to follow the instructions and provide the required details.
- After filling all the details, in the end, click on submit option.
- A new Account will be created for you.


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these guys have some of the coolest rodent removal photos not only in Dallas but on the internet, and Brian can tell a story give them a call. But the knowledge doesn't stop there, Be it mouse, squirrel or rat control they can control it all, and take pics. Check out the blog the keep for more rodent information and materials.
The word 'cheap' sounds like something is lacking. When you buy something cheap, it means that you don't care about that thing. There are some special moments in your life that care a lot about. So, to capture these moments, you need to hire an expensive photographer. Here are the reasons why.
Expensive photographers are extremely skilled and experienced. The reason they charge high is because they are confident that people will hire them at a higher price for good photographs. This confidence has been gained over the years through good photography and positive feedback.
These photographers use very high quality equipment. They use lots of accessories like lenses, filters, lighting equipment, etc. to make the photograph look better. They use the latest model of cameras having the latest technology.
A good photographer will make your photographs look natural. They will capture raw moments to make your special events memorable. You will be able to relive the moments by looking at these photographs.
Expensive photographers have backups in order to handle any kind of unwanted situation. They always carry backup cameras and lenses with them, in case one doesn't function. They will make sure that your special moments are captured well at any cost. They even bring backup photographers with them in order to capture the entire event.
The photographs you will get from these photographers will be of very high quality. They will create an album for you with the best photographs captured.
When it comes to special events like wedding or graduation, you shouldn't compromise on the quality of photographs. These are photographs of moments that you will be cherishing throughout your life.
Photography can be a great career choice for anyone. This is one of the few fields where age and college degrees are not barriers. You need good observation skills, self discipline and quality product in order to become an expert photographer. Here are the steps to become a photography expert.
In order to become a better photographer, there is no 'right' or 'wrong' way. Some people prefer taking a photography class, whereas, others learn it by themselves. Whichever method you choose, you should work hard to achieve results.
You should get the right equipment in order to become an expert photographer. The kind of equipment you will need depends on the type of photography you intend to do. You will need one or two camera bodies and various lenses in order to capture photographs in different situations. You will need a photo editing software as well. You may need extra equipment for lighting. It is not necessary to get new equipment. You can buy used ones and ones of older models.
You should know your camera by heart. You should know about every setting. Read the camera manual from the beginning to the end in order to familiarize with your camera well.
Read photography books and magazines in order to learn aobut various photography tips and equipment. You should also learn about the various photo editing software.
For getting hired, you need to have a portfolio to show. Include photographs from multiples shoots with various subjects on the photographs you select for your portfolio.
These are the essential steps in becoming an expert photographer. Photography is a never ending process. So, even if you think you have become an expert photographer, you shouldn't give up learning.
If you are an amateur photographer then you are still on your learning curve. You need to know these three essential tips on photography.
Photos look better if the subject is not centered. You will find grid option in most of the digital cameras today. You will find that the grid splits an image into 9 sections. Try to place the image on third line from the top, bottom, left or right. This is known as the rule of thirds. This will make your composition better.
Generally, you would photograph from an eye-level. But it is a better idea to move the camera either up or down. This might make it difficult for you to see the viewfinder. But if you have an LCD screen in your camera, then it might be helpful. In such case, you can hold the camera high above your head or ground and see everything. This technique is very useful when you are photographing animals or kids.
You should always take photos in full resolution and quality. If you need to send the file via email, reduce the size on your computer using one of the standard photo management software. But don't drop the quality while taking the photo. Taking photo in low resolution and quality can only reduce your saving time, nothing else. If your camera has a RAW format, use it.
As an amateur photographer, you should read many photography books and magazines in order to learn more about photography. If you get the chance, try to learn photography from an expert. Both theoretical and practical knowledge are necessary in order to become a good photographer.


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Tuesday, January 23, 2018 06:00 AM
The Durham County Commissioners approved an incentive worth up to $2.7 million for glassware maker Corning on Monday night, paving the way for the company to bring hundreds of jobs to north Durham.
Corning plans to invest $189 million to expand its manufacturing facility in north Durham and create 317 new jobs over a three-year period 269 of which would be manufacturing jobs. Corning currently has around 300 employees at its Treyburn Corporate Park facility in northern Durham County.
The Durham expansion accompanies another Corning-led expansion in eastern North Carolina [1]in Edgecombe County, which will bring 111 new jobs over two years beginning in 2019. The Durham County expansion was contingent on the county approving the $2.7 million incentive package. The new jobs in Durham would have an average annual wage of $65,999, while the ones in Edgecombe would be $33,771.
Corning plans to use use the money to expand its Durham County manufacturing site to handle a new type of pharmaceutical packaging material called Valor glass and build an $86-million, state-of-the-art warehouse facility in Edgecombe County.
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This impressive wine was sourced from the Seven Hills Vineyard and the Figgins Vineyard. It is a blend of 63% Cabernet Sauvignon with smaller portions Merlot and Petit Verdot. Made from James Frey of Trisatum Winery, this red blend begins with aromatics of cloves, black cherry, black olive and sagebrush. The mouthfeel is plush, as lively flavors of red cherry, Hoisin sauce, wild blackberry and crushed mint entice. This is impressive stuff from this warm vintage. Be sure to give this wine at least a one hour decant prior to enjoying. (Best 2017-2030) - July, 2017 (OB)
Wine Specifications
- Report Date: July, 2017
- Producer: Maryhill
- Vintage: 2015
- Drinking Window: 2017-2030
- Estimated Value: $75
- Country: United States
- Region: Washington
- Appellation: Walla Walla Valley
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Retirement Income Strategic Issues Paper
Appendix E: Key messages from submissions and public consultation
This report has been developed with the help of many people, in particular those who provided, at short notice, valuable submissions and/or participated in direct consultations with the Panel and Secretariat. The Panel's community forums have also offered valuable information on issues of concern to the community about the retirement income system.
The key themes from submissions and the community forums are detailed below.
Retirement income system
An overwhelming majority of submissions from industry and individuals support the three-pillar structure of the retirement income system and consider that it should be maintained into the future. This sentiment was shared by participants at the Panel's community forums.
Submissions generally focus on refinements to the three-pillar structure to reduce complexity, enable individuals to better manage longevity and investment risk, and provide individuals with greater flexibility and choice.
Some submissions explicitly address the five objectives for the retirement income system presented in the Retirement income consultation paper — broad and adequate, acceptable, robust, simple and approachable, and sustainable. Of these submissions, the majority express strong support for the objectives.
Several industry submissions recommend the government set an explicit adequacy goal. Many of these submissions support the use of the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia's (ASFA's) 'modest but adequate' standard as a suitable floor for retirement incomes, and suggest the government provide incentives to encourage people to achieve ASFA's 'comfortable/affluent' standard. A small number of submissions state that government support above the 'comfortable/affluent' standard should not be provided. One submission proposes the establishment of an explicit 'Australian Minimum Standard of Living', guaranteed by social security payments.
Most submissions from individuals consider the Age Pension to be insufficient to provide an adequate income in retirement, and support increases of around 30 per cent in the current base rate. Several of these submissions propose tightening the Age Pension means tests to contain the costs of increasing the base rate. Some submissions advocate rolling allowances common to Age Pension recipients, such as the utilities, pharmaceutical and telephone allowances, into the base rate.
Submissions on the Age Pension means testing arrangements are mixed. Some recommend replacing the assets and income tests with a single income test, while others favour a single assets test.
A number of submissions, and several participants at the Panel's community forums, argue that contributions to superannuation should be increased. While a majority of industry submissions continue to favour an increase in the superannuation guarantee rate, several organisations have moderated earlier proposals to raise the superannuation guarantee rate, in light of the current global economic climate and revised economic modelling of retirement incomes.
In contrast, most individual submissions support maintaining the superannuation guarantee at 9 per cent on the grounds that an increase would impact adversely on their current living standards. One submission proposes that the rate be reduced for low income and middle income earners. One participant at the Panel's community forums suggested that the superannuation guarantee not be compulsory for younger Australians, who may have other expenditure/saving priorities.
Several submissions favour soft compulsion or mandating personal contributions to improve adequacy.
A large number of submissions from both industry and individuals emphasise the importance of encouraging voluntary saving and propose a range of additional incentives, including reducing superannuation contributions tax or boosting the superannuation co-contribution.
Many submissions highlight gaps in superannuation coverage and propose extending the superannuation guarantee to: proposed paid maternity and parental leave; unused long service leave; entitlements to wage payments; the self-employed; and carers. Several submissions also propose that the $450 minimum superannuation guarantee threshold be abolished or applied to an individual's aggregate income, so that people who hold multiple low paying jobs qualify for superannuation guarantee contributions.
Some submissions suggest the government mandate the provision of end benefit projections by superannuation providers to assist individuals in monitoring how their savings are tracking against their goals. One submission suggests these projections allow for debt, as well as assets, to illustrate the consequences of carrying debt into retirement.
Several submissions express concern about the superannuation savings of women and suggest there is a need for specific retirement income concessions and policies for women.
A small number of submissions suggest the government adopt policies that would assist individuals in accessing the equity in their homes. For example, one submission recommends the establishment of a 'Home Renovation Service' so retirees can undertake essential home repairs that would enhance their ability to access equity release products.
Some submissions argue that improving superannuation funds' efficiency and investment performance is an important means of improving retirement income adequacy. They propose banning commissions on retirement income products as a first step towards this goal.
A large number of submissions, particularly from industry, focus on the implications of improved life expectancies for retirement income policy.
Several submissions express concern that the transition to retirement arrangements are not effective in encouraging people to work beyond Age Pension age. One submission proposes the introduction of a rebate for earned income, while another suggests providing an actuarially fair deferral of the Age Pension.
Most submissions note that the government provides insurance against longevity and investment risk through the Age Pension. Some consider that the government should encourage the market to provide deferred annuities or longevity insurance, such as through the issuance of CPI-indexed government bonds, or the removal of impediments to product innovation. Other submissions suggest the government have sole responsibility for the provision of these products, given its ability to pool risk. This view was shared by participants at the Panel's community forums. Participants at these forums favoured government provision on the grounds that private provision may give rise to high fees and charges, complexity and potential conflicts of interest.
Several submissions suggest the retirement income system should encourage individuals to take their benefits as an income stream. For example, one submission considers that this could be achieved through the exclusion of lifetime annuities from the calculation which determines the maximum bond payable for entry to an aged care facility.
Some submissions express concern about the funding of aged services into the future.
A small number of submissions recommend that the Age Pension age reflect projected improvements in life expectancy.
One submission argues proposals to address longevity risk should not disadvantage indigenous Australians, who typically face lower life expectancies.
Submissions present mixed views on the Age Pension age, superannuation preservation age, and age from which tax-free superannuation can be accessed. Some submissions propose these ages be aligned. Other submissions support increasing the superannuation preservation and tax-free superannuation ages to encourage workforce participation and later retirement. Some submissions support the maintenance of a wedge between the superannuation preservation and Age Pension ages (for example, on the grounds that a wedge encourages individuals to boost their voluntary saving).
Several submissions argue that the Age Pension age be maintained at 65 years as an increase would disadvantage individuals who are unable to work (for example, manual labourers), notwithstanding the increase in their average life expectancy.
Some submissions suggest that individuals with a disability or caring responsibilities be able to access their superannuation from age 55 years, regardless of their income and asset levels.
Some submissions express concern over the inability of individuals aged over 75 years to contribute to superannuation. Several submissions propose the abolition of the superannuation contribution work test to enable individuals of any age to make voluntary contributions to superannuation. This view was shared by several participants at the Panel's community forums.
Most submissions favour the expansion of the existing superannuation tax concessions. In contrast, views at the Panel's community forums were mixed — some participants favoured the expansion of concessions, while others were of the view that all concessions should be abolished.
Submissions generally express strong support for the maintenance of tax-free superannuation payments for individuals aged over 60 years. Several submissions support the tax-free payment of all retirement pensions from age 60 years, including those paid from foreign sources and untaxed superannuation schemes. This proposal was also supported by several participants at the Panel's community forums. A small number of submissions suggest that death benefits paid from age 60 years should also be exempt from tax.
A number of participants at the Panel's community forums proposed that the taxation treatment of savings held outside superannuation be reviewed.
Many submissions express concern over the distribution of concessions, and suggest that low income earners receive a rebate of superannuation contributions tax. This view was shared by participants at the Panel's community forums. Some submissions suggest that the superannuation tax concessions for high income earners be removed, while others argue that they be retained on the grounds that they reduce Age Pension outlays.
A small number of submissions suggest that tax deductibility for personal superannuation contributions be made universal.
Several submissions discuss the superannuation contribution caps. Some submissions consider that the pre-tax contributions cap should be averaged to accommodate individuals with broken work patterns. Others suggest that the higher $100,000 cap for individuals aged over 50 years be permanently retained, and support an increase in the cap for those aged under 50 years. One submission proposes the introduction of a lifetime contribution cap so people can make contributions when funds become available. Some participants at the Panel's community forums suggested that the caps be abolished.
A large number of submissions outline alternative taxation arrangements, many of which involve greater integration between the taxation, superannuation and social security systems. For example, some submissions recommend taxing superannuation contributions at an individual's marginal tax rate, while others propose limiting contributions to after-tax income, supported by the provision of a government co-contribution for low income earners.
A large number of individual submissions argue that the current regulatory arrangements for self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) are sufficient, and should not be broadened.
Several submissions recommend the government focus on enforcing existing SMSF compliance rules. Suggestions to improve compliance include: implementing a communication strategy to emphasise the importance of trustee obligations; encouraging SMSF trustees to consult specialist SMSF advisors; and imposing mandatory training courses on trustees who repeatedly fail to meet their compliance obligations.
One submission claims that increasing the reporting requirements for SMSFs would expand the role of superannuation specialists at the expense of members.
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One of Baltimore's most heavily traveled highways, Interstate 695 encircles the city as both a busy commuter route and a truck bypass. Mid-2004s construction saw the northern portion of the beltway widened to eight lanes, with new sound barriers installed. The former super-two section of Interstate 695 (at one time posted as Maryland 695) near Sparrows Point was widened to four lanes by 1999. Milepost 0 is at the tolled Francis Scott Key Bridge, which was also the last section of the loop to open.
The mileage figure for I-695 reflects only 30.57 miles of the 51.46 mile Beltway as Interstate 695. Per the 2002 AADTS Report by the Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration, the Baltimore Beltway south of the east parent junction at Exit 33 to Exit 4 with Interstate 97 near Glen Burnie, a distance of 21 miles, is still designated as Maryland 695.
The state of Maryland converted its freeway exit numbering system from a sequential based system to a mileage based system during the mid 1980s. The Baltimore Beltway was not included in the renumbering plan due to the close proximity of interchanges.
Began as a county project, the Baltimore beltway originated in planning as early as 1949. Taken over by the state in 1953 and added to the Interstate system by 1956, the beltway was three quarters complete by 1962. Portions of two other freeway projects (the Windlass and Patapsco Freeways) were incorporated into the southeastern quadrant by 1974.2
The Baltimore Beltway opened 54 years ago this week! Here is a 1962 view of it near Loch Raven Boulevard. (Photo credit: Baltimore Sun) #mdotnews #maryland #wednesdaywisdom A photo posted by Maryland State Highway Admin (@marylandstatehighwayadmin) on Jul 6, 2016 at 7:56am PDT
The Baltimore Beltway opened 54 years ago this week! Here is a 1962 view of it near Loch Raven Boulevard. (Photo credit: Baltimore Sun) #mdotnews #maryland #wednesdaywisdom
A photo posted by Maryland State Highway Admin (@marylandstatehighwayadmin) on Jul 6, 2016 at 7:56am PDT
The official route of Interstate 695 ran along the northern portion of the Baltimore Beltway. The route was lengthened from south of Baltimore to the Anne Arundel Expressway (Maryland 10) as approved by AASHTO on November 15, 1975. The Francis Scott Key Bridge was the final piece of the overall beltway, opening in 1977 as a toll facility, but with two lane approaches from each side.2 The southeastern quadrant of the beltway is signed as I-695, but officially is Maryland 695.
$800 million in funds was thought to be needed for Interstate 695 expansion in the early 2000s. One of the methods in which transportation officials contemplated aiding in covering the costs wais the introduction of HOT (high occupancy toll) lanes for the Baltimore Beltway. Under this plan, lanes were to be added to Interstate 695 that entailed a user fee or toll. A variable rate for the tolls would be based upon traffic congestion. The goal was to widen Interstate 695 from six to eight lanes between Interstate 83 and Interstate 95 on the northeast side of the city and Interstate 95 and Security Boulevard (exit north of Interstate 70) on the southwest side of the city. Implentation of HOT lanes never came to pass on the Baltimore Beltway, but did along Interstate 95 east of the city.
Other projects undertaken for Beltway expansion include the Liberty Road interchange (Exit 18) reconstruction and addition of a southbound lane between Frederick Road (Exit 13) and Interstate 95 (Exit 11). Completion of these elements of construction occurred during 2004. In a related project to Interstate 695, Maryland 43, better known as White Marsh Boulevard, was extended east to Eastern Avenue (Maryland 150) by 2006. Maryland 43 cuts the corner between the Interstate 95 and 695 interchange east of the city.1
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Some old guy at the very first Geek Fest (it was somewhere between a writer's conference and a convention for fans—yes, there was some dressing up going on) I ever attended spewed forth a piece of advice that I will never forget.
A member of the audience, an aspiring writer I'm sure, asked the question, "Where do you get all your ideas for world building?" If I recall correctly the old guy to whom the question was being asked had written some fairly epic fantasy novels. So he had some experience at world building.
Well, instead of a long explanation from a scholar (which this man seemed to fancy himself), we got this bit of writing advise. "Find something that sounds interesting and steal the Hell out of it."
I'm pretty sure he wasn't just saying to look at the spot where the damned go in someone else's world. Although I could be wrong, I don't always get smart, old people jokes. To me they're just not funny.
However, this is good advice. I've traveled a lot, but never before to the Middle East. I just returned from 9 days in Israel, and I have to say that the place is teeming with bits of world building to steal.
Seriously, think about it, first off, there have been multiple sets of people claiming this land for more generations than anyone can actually remember. Good thing for the Bible, right? So that particular conflict runs really deep. And frankly, after driving through most of the country, I didn't get the whole "bountiful, promised land" thing. The place is mostly a desert. I live in a desert. You have to work hard to get crops to grow and to get water where it should be. So who came up with the land of plenty angle? And why are all these people so keen on keeping the land for themselves?
Good question. Make some answers and take your world building from there.
Let's look at a different angle. Jerusalem has been completely sacked like 8 times.(I didn't Google, sorry, I'm on a plane, so that number could be off.) What does that do to the land? Maybe the place itself is cursed, or blessed, or alive, or a crossroads to more than just trade routes, and all of the fighting is causing imbalances on a different plane or in a different part of the world.
We had an interesting discussion within our tour group. Basically, both the Palestinians and the Israelis (or maybe Jews and Muslims would be better to cite) believe that at the end of days, the other group will be wiped out by God because they are not worshiping the right thing or in the right way. (It's a long, long story that I'd rather not go into here.) But as we were discussing this, we thought about trying to negotiate a truce between the two peoples, and how fruitless that would be because both sides think that the other will eventually be gone. Why not start the annihilation now? Why wait? There's immediate conflict that can get both broader and deeper.
This is just a few ideas about world building. If you can't travel, view some documentaries and glean some ideas off of those. Take what you see and twist it. Steal the Hell out of it and make it your own.


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New flights between the UK, Melbourne and Sydney have been launched by Qantas, which could benefit British holidaymakers travelling back from Australia.
The journeys are aboard the airline's A380 vehicles and will see four routes being implemented - two from Melbourne and two from Sydney - to London Heathrow via Singapore.
Chief executive officer of Qantas, Alan Joyce, said he and his firm are pleased to continue offering an itinerary through its A380 fleet, with the inaugural Melbourne to London flight departing yesterday (18 January).
He remarked: "More than 550,000 people have now flown on Qantas A380 services and it remains extremely popular with our customers."
The organisation currently operates 14 services between Melbourne and London, with two on the A380 and the remaining onboard the Boeing 747-400.
Qantas last month revealed it would be taking delivery of a fifth and sixth A380 plane to be used for the new routes.
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text: Why Dose? I stumbled upon the idea for Dose mid-conversation with my friend Gary.Gary, like myself, is a barista and while we work together, we often discuss all things coffee - everything from extraction to coffee culture issues. This particular conversation began one morning as I dialed in, we started by talking about our career goals as coffee professionals. As we unpacked what it would take to get there, we focused in on growth and how to put yourself in a position to grow. The conversation was intriguing and I was happy to talk with a friend who shared my passion for "never settling for good enough".As I finished up the dial and poured our daily cortados, we brainstormed ways we could keep growing; the classic internet-searching Chris-Baca-youtube-watching, routinely cupping, attending events like Barista Camp or US Coffee Championships. This list grew and the conversation continued over our next several shifts together. It's probably important to note that as we kept brainstorming, a "rabbit trail" conversation continued to pop up and that was: the need for growth in our own coffee community. (It's a well known fact that the South Florida specialty coffee market is about 7-10 years behind the rest of the country.)And then I threw out an idea that I couldn't shake, what if we told the stories of the coffee people in our community? In telling these stories; what if we created a space where we could learn from each other's experiences? What if we created a propeller that made our community stronger - pushing our industry forward? What if we created a tool that motivated us to keep going as we learn from each others successes and failures? Gary, like the good friend that he is, said "It's great, but you need a name." A few days later I came back to him with the name Dose and I think that's where I'm supposed to tell you that "the rest is history" but we're not quite there yet. As the concept took shape I shared the idea with my friends Dan and Dave, simply hoping they would maybe contribute from time to time or even do an interview, but little did I know they would both catch the vision and jump on board, maybe faster than I did. Both guys are great friends and talented coffee people. Dan is basically a Renaissance Man, an experienced shop manager now looking to open his own store, he is also an incredible photographer with an eye for art and design that I could only dream of having. Dave is as dynamic in person as he is on instagram; a brand strategist by day and a home brewer by night, his passion for coffee and the culture that surrounds it is always inspiring me.As we tell stories here at Dose, my hope is that our community will grow together, that we'll learn from each other and move forward to create a better industry for those that are already here and those that will come. I'm in awe of the incredible people that make up this community and humbled by the opportunity to share their stories.Thanks for stopping by and taking a couple moments to read Dose, we're glad you're here.-Michelle and everything else, editors pick, most popularMichelle HopperMay 30, 2017Comment Facebook0 Twitter StumbleUpon Pinterest0 0 Likes


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Monday, May 11th, 2009. Wow!! We are here!! What an amazing trip! The Baha Bash is over and we are in Bahia Todos Santos, about 5 miles from Ensenada which is just across the bay. We came straight here after anchoring overnight in Colnett. And Behan, your voice was like music on the SSB today. You couldn't hear us, but we could hear you, and it was the wonderful sound of 'welcome home'. Man we miss you guys!
Well, our journey was amazing weather-wise. After the first day of oh-my-gosh-winds that turned us back, it has been extremely easy. Winds have been very light to dead calm, except for a few hours near Bahia Asuncion. That's a miracle right there! And the water has been rolly or flat calm – so calm it is glassy. A second miracle. There has been very little other weather except a bit of fog. Amazing actually. We have had great plans to stop along the way to rest – anchor here or there for a few days and play with the boys while we waited for weather. But it seems like every time we got anchored, the weather looked promising, so we'd depart again early the next morning, and rather than heading to the next port down the line, we just stayed at sea heading north. When Merle asked me if we should anchor or sail, I seemed to be saying sail. And when I asked him, he said the same thing. It has helped us get this far this fast. We left last Monday, so it took us only 8 days to get here. From our research, we figured 10 days to 3 weeks, depending on the weather. We both feel like motoring is cheating, but in retrospect, our goal was to get to Ensenada, so we needed to employ whatever it took to get here, and it seems like motoring has been the best way. When the only choices are wind on the nose or no wind, the second option is far more conducive to a quick trip. So, thank goodness for diesel fuel! And many, many times every day, I have been saying thanks to God, and to Perkins our engine, Pete our autopilot and Kenta Anae of course, and to the sky and the water, and to Merle who has been not only very patient with me in my tired hours, but kind and sweet in lots of ways. We often looked across the dodger at each other and marveled, either out loud or silently, at our incredibly good luck with the weather window we chose. Thank you, and a thousand thank yous.
I am just so grateful things went so well. It's unbelievable. If we just came and didn't hear all the stories, we'd never know it could be so horrible! Now we are going to anchor here for tonight and tomorrow night to rest (that sounds funny, but it is true!) and clean up a bit, and do some of that playing with the boys that we promised ourselves during this journey. Tomorrow is a lego day! It is only a short distance now to Ensenada – about 1 hour. We can all taste it, and it tastes good. We have been talking about what we will do when we get there, and it's really simple things like have a long hot shower, play in a playground, hug some good friends we left behind, and send out a 'we're great' message. When your life is simple, it's the simple things that become the most important.
Merle says:
The equipment on this voyage has been good and solid – that makes things infinitely easier. She's a strong boat and good for us – she sails well. (Tatwari is playing in the background. Merle is standing in front of me on the deck. The sky and the water are the same color of grey. It's very slightly different where they meet. The sky is overcast, and the water is flat without waves. It is reflecting the sky. Occasionally we see the odd bit of bull kelp – big fat floating kelp that is tough enough to stop a prop or hang up a rudder. Or a pelican. Merle is never still very long. He likes to tweak and adjust and fix. He is tightening the lifelines right now as we motor along, talking to me as I type.) Biggest lessons? Paradise is where you make it. It doesn't have to be in the tropics, hot. It can be wherever you are. But it's way easier when you are wearing surf shorts all the time! * It's also not only about what we sought but about what (who) found us. * It's been a big adventure getting competent with the boat and sailing. It has been a big step. Being able to sail allows you to travel now. New Zealand is not out of the question any more. I'd never fly my family there, but I'd sail there tomorrow. Funny, hey? * We take ourselves with us wherever we go. That's one of the biggest lessons. That's good and bad. * Only once you get used to your cart – if you get your cart down slow enough, can you work on other things in your life. But if the cart is too heavy, you have to focus on hauling the cart around. * If you want something, you just have to do whatever it takes to get there. You just have to start, put one foot in front of the other. It's not rocket science. * Is sailing our style? * It's true that it's better to be scared to death than bored to death. Sometimes it's hard to see though. * We are only now getting to be able to sleep in the anchorage. It takes a bit of getting used to this floating life. * Really what I want is to understand that I am in control of my life. Paying taxes and voting in elections doesn't seem free enough to me. I can't just watch the news and vote – it drives me nuts. We just get programmed to do what everyone else is doing. If you get to the point where you are coffin dodging with a big pile of money somewhere, what was the point? Bankruptcy of the purse or bankruptcy of the soul. That's really a poignantly true statement. * For someone who has been to the sea and seen all of the serendipity that arises on the ocean, it's incredible. You just can't make it up. There is no way that I could have guessed at the luck and the things we have enjoyed, when we began this trip. There are lots of messages about how to live that manifesting sort of life, but we just don't listen. If we ignore the rules and make our own by listening, there is serendipity out there to be had. Somehow we manifested this calm water and no wind and amazing journey north this far. It has been fast and easy, with very little weather to deal with except in a progressive moving-forward way. * When your life is on the line, quality breakage is perfectly acceptable. Cost of fuel is inconsequential. * Simple rules like 'just go'. You don't need all the things they say in the books. You need simple and manageable, then just go – and you're going! And the universe truly will help you along the way. It's interesting to think that the whole government-moderated-society is still going on out there. Hearing the Coast Guard on the radio today asking about a radio transmission was proof of that other-world. I still like the mountains back home though; I definitely didn't fall out of love with them. To get this many days of reasonable weather on the Baja is a miracle – definitely special circumstances. This is not regular spring weather here. Regular weather is Baja bashing with 20 to 25 knot winds on the nose, and swell that goes with it. Not flat calm and 0 to 5 knots. At least not for a week plus. This is excellent timing. Amazing. Maybe it's a sign that we are getting better at listening. We made some good decisions. I am actually looking forward to going back to Puerto Vallarta and helping Tom there. He has a pacemaker you know. He is relying on an electronic device to make his heart pump, while he works on electricity. Now THAT's a high risk job!! I'm looking forward to Canadian beer. Tall timber Ale – that'll be so sweet!! And I want to go to teapot!! In Ensenada – sleep for a day. Have a shower. Maybe we should have 1 o'clock lunch, then when lunch is over, play. Celebrate every day a little bit. Have a party for a week!!
Shandro says:
I like sailing. I like fishing. In Ensenada, I am looking forward to buying the things on my list and seeing Laur (from Elan) again. I want a big shower. I want to go to the park, get spray string and bubble pop and party snaps. (That's a pretty manageable list there Shandro.) And I'm looking forward to getting a boy game (game boy) when we get to Canada. Anaka will be funny. I want fish tacos when we get back. I'm looking forward to more lego and my racetrack. I want to go skating on real ice!!
Matero says:
I like sailing too. I like saying 'land ho'. Catching fish is fun and eating them is good, but I don't like the killing part. Anchoring is good. I'm looking forward to a hamburgesa con queso in Ensenada. I want to play with my little town. And see my friends. And play in the snow. And make snow angels!! And I am going to give Chilko the biggest hug in the world. And Auntie Amy. Maybe Morgan and Wyatt could meet us in Ensenada?
Monday, May 11, 2009
Monday, May 11th - We can see Ensenada!
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I just finished reading a post by Paul Andruss about roses. I love roses, they are my favourite flower and I particularly like yellow roses. I thought I would shares some of the cakes I have decorated with fondant roses over the past few years. You can read Paul's post on Sally Cronin's amazing blog here: https://smorgasbordinvitation.wordpress.com/2018/07/06/smorgasbord-blog-magazine-the-garden-column-with-paul-andruss-only-a-rose/
This how to make a fondant rose:
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Very tasty city walks with which the guests will be able to admire and enjoy the hotspots of the selected locations. Instead of spending the evening at only one restaurant, we will bring you to three different locations for a starter, main course and dessert.
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text: Raised in San Diego, Justin spent much of his young life awkwardly attempting to avoid the world of art. As a local graduate of Earl Warren JHS and Torrey Pines HS, much of Justin's developmental years were spent playing hockey and exploring a variety of scientific interests. Attending the University of California, Santa Barbara, with the original intention of studying Marine Biology, the path shifted as Justin's natural inclination for all things creative caught up with him. After three years, he received a BA in Art Studio (2004), soon followed by a Masters degree in Education (2006). In June of 2005, Justin received his teaching credentials from the state of California and has been teaching secondary level Art, Science, Technology and Literacy ever since. In 2013, Justin earned the honor of being recognized as a National Board Certified Teacher while teaching in Mexico City, D.F. Most recently, Justin graduated from the Principal Leadership Institute at UC Berkeley with a Masters in Educational Leadership (2017) before moving back to his hometown to teach Visual Arts at SOUL.


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Dietmar Maurer wrote:
Does that mean I should never use more than one device if I have applications depending on fsync (databases)?It just means that write barriers won't get passed to the device. This is only a problem if the devices have write caches.But fsync is implemented using 'write barriers' - so fsync does not work? After fsync, all data should be sent from the OS to the disk controller: a.) this work perfectly using LVM? b.) this does not work at all using LVM? c.) it works when you use one single physical drive with LVM? I am confused. The thread on the postfix list claims that it does not work at all?
Everything will seem to work until you have an inconvenient crash or disk error. That is, data will be written normally - whether you fsync or not. The point of fsync() though, is for an application to confirm that the file is committed to stable media and will be recoverable even if the application (or OS) crashes or the system loses power. The correct next action of the application will depend on the return status of the fsync() operation (e.g., acknowledging receipt of a mail message, considering a database change to be committed, etc.). What I believe is happening is that fsync() always returns as though it were successful even though the underlying operations haven't completed. That's ummm..., optimistic at best. But, everything will still work (and more quickly) as long as the physical write of the file and associated directory metadata eventually succeeds. Realistically, for most things it doesn't matter because for critical data you still have to deal with the possibility of a disk write that succeeds being unreadable later for a variety of reasons - and the rest isn't critical anyway. However, it would be good to know exactly what to expect here.
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To have your wants and needs as a resident of the 46th ward of Chicago ignored, and to divide the electorate by using misinformation, intimidation, and threats of having your subsidized housing taken away from you for voting the opposition. Also to have high density, low income housing built despite the overwhelming evidence that this type of housing project does not and will not work.
The good people of Uptown and the 46th ward of Chicago got shillered when their alderman ignored them.
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Old Town 6 MDI 2
The Old Town Coyotes defeated MDI in softball at Old Town High School on a beautiful afternoon on Monday, May 4th 6-2.
MDI manufactured a run in the top of the 1st inning. Darcy Kanu walked, and stole 2nd base, and went to 3rd base on a passed ball. Avalon Kerley singled driving in Kanu and MDI led 1-0.
Old Town knotted the score in the bottom of the 2nd inning. Lauren Gasaway reached on a fielder's choice and then scored on errors by the MDI shortstop
In the bottom of the 3rd inning Old Town scored 3 more runs to take a 4-1 lead. Gasaway's single drove in 2 runs
In the 4th inning, Old Town scored again to make it 5-1. Mikayla Richrds doubled, and advanced to 3rd on a passed ball, and scored on Milton's sacrifice fly.
MDi had a chance to do some damage in the 5th inning as they had the bases loaded with one out, but Rachel Martin, the Old Town pitcher struck out Ali Bierman and Riley Mooers to get out of the inning without a run scoring.
Old Town scored their final run in the 5th inning. Richards walked and scored on a bunt by Cousins.
MDI scored in the top of the 7th, Madison Thornton had a great at bat, fouling off pitch after pitch to stay alive before singling just over the 2nd base bag. She was out at 2nd on a fielder's choice and Darcy Kanu took 1st. Kanu then stole 2nd and 3rd base and came home on Molly Carroll's ground out.
Rachel Martin picked up the win for Old Town, pitching a complete game, allowing 2 earned runs on 7 hits. She struck out 9 and walked 2.
Haley Littlefield took the loss for MDI, allowing 6 runs, 2 earned, on 8 hits. She struck out 2 and walked 2.
For MDI Thornton was 1-1, Carroll was 1-4, Kerley 2-4, Ali Bierman was 1-3 and Cassidy Parady was 2-3.
For Old Town, Cousins was 2-4, Hussey was 1-4, Rachel Martin was 1-4, Madden was 1-3, Gasaway was 1-3, Richards was 1-2 and Lauren Martin was 1-2.
MDI is now 2-5. They play at home on Wednesday May 6th against John Bapst at 4:30 before going up to Aroostook County to play a doubleheader at Caribou on Saturday, May 9th.
Old Town is undefeated at 7-0 They will play at Hermon on Tuesday, May 5th in a make-up game from April 23rd, and then host Ellsworth on Thursday, May 7th.


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You may have read that women ovulate on day 14 of their cycle or in the middle of their cycle. Ovulating in the middle of a cycle, however, is based on the average of when ALL women ovulate.
Using an average is not an accurate way to predict when you will ovulate.
"This is a myth [that women ovulate on day 14 of their cycle] that many, including healthcare professionals, still believe. The "14th day" thinking appears to come from either taking the average of when all women ovulate or from just dividing the 28 day cycle in half. This is not an accurate way to calculate ovulation because many women do NOT ovulate on the 14th day of their cycle." - American Pregnancy Organization
There is substantial variation not only between you and other women, but your ovulation day can also be different from month to month. Research shows that ovulation can occur anywhere between 8 to 20 days [1]. This is why using an app or ovulation calculator alone is not a reliable method to find your fertile days.
Phases of the Menstrual Cycle
Knowing about your menstrual cycle length can help you determine your fertile window and may lend useful information about your fertility.
Determine the Length of your Menstrual Cycle
This image shows a 28 day cycle with ovulation occurring on day 14. To figure out your cycle length, you can either use a regular calendar or a period tracker app.
A cycle length is determined by the first day you get your period until the first day of your next period. For example, if your period started January 1st, and then the first day of your next period lands on January 30th, your cycle is 30 days long.
The Follicular Phase:
This phase plays a large role in how long your cycle will be. During this time, an egg follicle gets ready to release an egg. At the same time your uterus starts to prepare for pregnancy by growing a new endometrium (lining of the uterus which is shed if there is no fertilized egg).
The last 3-5 days of the follicular phase, plus ovulation day, is your fertile window.
The Luteal Phase:
This phase is from the time after you ovulate until you start your period. The length of this phase stays fairly consistent in each woman and does not tend to vary more than a day each month.
Knowing the length of your luteal phase can lend important information about your cycle. If your luteal phase is too short, for example, you may not have enough progesterone and therefore, not enough time for the fertilized egg to implant in the uterus.
Your luteal phase should be 10-14 days long.
To figure out the best day to conceive after your menstrual cycle, you can use several methods:
Use a product to find your fertile days and the day you ovulate (such as a temperature sensor, LH-hormone levels from urine or estrogen from your salvia). Vaginal core temperature is the most accurate way to identify when you ovulate.
Use a calendar or app to track your cycle length in conjunction to using other methods. Since timing is everything, keeping track of when your period will start and the length of your cycle will help to get the timing right.
Learn about your cervical mucus and watch for when it is clear and slippery which indicates that you are fertile.
If waking up the same time each morning does not seem too daunting, you may want to track your basal body temperature (BBT) to identify the day you ovulate.
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Last night, while in a state of being lost in performance, I kicked over various lighting and equipment on our stage," the statement reads. "Today it was brought to my attention that this included a camera held by photographer Chelsea Lauren. I did not mean for that to happen and I am very sorry. I would never intentionally cause harm to anyone working at or attending one of our shows and I hope Chelsea will accept my sincere apology.
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Reading the replied tweets to Chelsea even angered me further.. asking for pics of her bruised face, etc. The video clearly shows hard/fast impact to the camera and she goes down. At the very minimum, her camera is damaged. Is that okay? Do you have to have facial damage to justify calling out shit behavior?
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He was born April 21, 1927. He died Wednesday, October 15, 2015, at the age of 88 years, five months, and 24 days.
As a young man, he answered the call to duty and joined the United States Navy. He was in the Navy a short time before the second world war ended but was kept in the reserves until he was 50 years old.
He retired from Ford Motor Company in April 1982 after 30 years of service. He continued to work for himself by moving people, helping others, and doing work for his church. He was a farmer at heart. After moving to Campbellsville in 1997, he owned his dream farm. He enjoyed working on his farm and it was hard on him when he could no longer work.
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