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The software solution has enabled me to arrange all the required documents into an organised manner making them easily accessible at all times. I have also been very impressed with other services they provide face to face, via email or phone. The CEO, Adrian Clark, offers a wealth of information including ongoing professional support, advice and assistance with workplace conflict resolution, your award and other legal matters.
I highly recommend Assurance HR Management to any business for peace of mind.
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Earlier this year I was approached by another company to provide my HR documentation for $750 per policy – and I needed 6 of these to be compliant. On top of that, the policies need to be updated every few years at further expense.
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I have a spread sheet with 5 sheets, sheet (SH)1 is the master sheet, sheets 2, 3, 4 & 5 are different routes, on the master sheet i have 4 columns, col1 route number, col2 is contract number, col3 is customer name and col4 is address, i want to be able to input info in to each row and the info is automatically droped in to the route sheet that corresponds to the number in the route column. is this possible in excel.
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I have such an immense amount of respect for anyone who endeavours to make a career from hospitality services. It requires a great deal of attention to detail and it is also an environment where there is very rarely appreciation for the skill and long hours it requires. Making someone feel welcome, at ease and cared for is not an easy task but that is what The Capital Hotel School sets out to teach their students. The Capital Hotel School in Pretoria is making a commendable effort to raise the bar in the South African Hospitality sector. I had the opportunity to be able to attend one of their events and chat to Ronel Bezuidenhoudt, the radiant and ambitious founder and CEO of The Capital Hotel School. Scroll along to find out more about the school and the event.
The Capital Hotel School
The Capital Hotel School was found in 2001 and ever since it has strived to provide industry driven courses. The school places emphasis on getting students interested in hospitality ready for not only the industry but also for life. The school makes an effort to teach life skills and leadership skills that are both nationally and internationally recognised. The School slogan Embracing the Art of Hospitality has served as something to strive for. Students are given all the tools they need to succeed in a variety of careers within the industry. Despite the industry's reputation for being a difficult industry, Ronel believes that students with the right attitude, great work ethic, industry experience and passion makes for a successful employee with a bright career. Ronel stated that what makes her heart beat is seeing students blossom into well-rounded individuals that can take the industry by storm. Capital Hotel School prides itself in sending out well-rounded individuals to the industry. When the school first opened their doors students could participate in courses such as hospitality management, in 2007 professional cooking courses were added. The latest new and exciting venture is most definitely the new Capital Hotel School campus opening in Rustenburg which will offer blending programmes.
Ain't Life Grand! Pop Up Event
I always love receiving invitations to events where there's a little bit more to it than just glitz and glam. The Capital Hotel School hosted a Gatsby themed pop-up restaurant evening on the 23rd of June. What made me want to attend this event is not only my love for food and education but how charitable this event was. With all of Capital Hotel School's events, the proceeds of the evening are donated to a charity organisation chosen by the students themselves. For this specific event, the students selected Wetnose Animal Rescue Centre to donate their profits to. As you might know, I have a soft spot, especially for animal charities. The evening was a practical assignment for the students from Capital Hotel School. The objective of the practical assignment is to provide students with a real-world look into what an event/restaurant evening would entail. Each student has a principal role in the evening from budget planning to wine pairings for each dish. Each guest will get the chance to assess the evening. The menu consisted of a smoked salmon amuse bouche, creamy chicken phyllo cup starter, Rooibos jelly and lemon sorbet, a deconstructed Beef Wellington for main course and a Sacher torte for dessert. The evening was ended off on a high note with some bonbons. All in all, it was a lovely affair and it made me reminisce about the days when I had hospitality studies as a high school subject.
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The bonus point was wrapped up with just over half an hour gone. Conor Murray and Johnny Sexton were wrapped up with half an hour to play.
Eight tries, attacking threats everywhere, and a 37 point winning margin, but go back in time and offer Joe Schmidt a 3-0 win where everybody comes through unscathed, and he'll gladly take it.
Robbie Henshaw looks certain to miss the remainder of the tournament after a nasty landing on his shoulder when scoring the second of his two tries, while Tadhg Furlong limped off barely four minutes in with a hamstring problem.
The hope for Furlong is that it was a tightening rather than a tear, and was dealt with immediately rather than playing through the pain barrier and risking further damage. He has two weeks to recover for Wales, and four weeks for Scotland. Taking a glass-half-full approach, if there was a day for Furlong to do the hammer, this was it.
If he is to miss the game against Wales at the Aviva, the deputies are more than capable, while obviously being some way off Furlong's level. Andrew Porter looked comfortable playing what was more-or-less a full game on Saturday, and while he still has plenty to learn about test level rugby, it was an important trial run, and a reassurance to both Porter and Joe Schmidt that the Irish scrum can function without the world's best tighthead.
John Ryan may have struggled against France in Paris, but has been an otherwise steady and reliable presence on the Irish bench in the last 18 months. Porter may have beaten him to the 18 shirt last week, but Ryan's destructive performance for Munster against Zebre will have been a welcome sight for Joe Schmidt.
While Furlong is a worry for Wales, Robbie Henshaw looks unlikely to feature again before the end of the tournament. The specifics of his shoulder injury are yet to be revealed, but Joe Schmidt admitted "the degree of discomfort" wasn't particularly promising.
Garry Ringrose is making steady progress in his recovery from an ankle injury, but he's unlikely to be thrown in cold for such a big game against Wales. Chris Farrell looks the likely candidate to partner Bundee Aki, given they looked a steady partnership in the November win against Argentina. Stuart McCloskey will also provide a similar option as Farrell, and his performance for Ulster in Friday night's win against the Southern Kings won't do his chances of selection any harm.
Schmidt could also take a different approach and opt for Rory Scannell, creating a dual kicking threat in a similar fashion to Munster.
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The UK's plans to develop green industries could be jeopardised by a lack of interest in graduate science jobs from school and university leavers.Leading energy firm Centrica polled 2,000 A-level and university students and found that 55 per cent are not considering a career in science, technology or energy.The company explained that this represents a "huge concern", particularly as about 70 per cent of the country's current nuclear workforce are likely to be retired by 2025.Chief executive Sam Laidlaw said: "The government plans for 400,000 jobs to be created in UK green industries by 2015."Yet, unless we convince young people of the exciting and rewarding careers available in energy today, the UK will lack the skills to take advantage of the green agenda."Mr Laidlaw added that the education sector, industry and parents all have a responsibility to ensure that the impending skills gap does not restrict the UK's move to a low-carbon future.The Centrica findings come after Dyson revealed that it has recruited more than 100 new engineers so far this year, with half being placed into graduate jobs.Find your Graduate Engineering jobs at Gradplus.com


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Half a year ago, we brought you the story that in China, a market crucial to $$$TSLA's success, buyers of Tesla's $100,000 cars have to make do without built-in satellite navigation, because, duh, that huge display in the Model S talks to Google, and Google is blocked in China. Finally, Tesla will have a solution. Some time next year.
My Beijing buddy Tycho de Feijter of CarNewsChina.com informs us that the Chinese company Navinfo will provide the Chinese maps, along with "software for Chinese-language voice-control and touch-screen input." It won't be a simple upload. Tesla said it needs to make some adjustments to the hardware of the system first, most likely to make it communicate with China's mobile data providers who tend to follow their own Chinese standards. (Ever tried to use your mobile on China Mobile? Don't.)
A timetable to bring the Model S up to navigational snuff has not been announced. Chinese media hope it will be around Chinese New Year (end of February 2015.)
Navinfo is the go-to company when it comes to successfully navigating the maze of the on-line map business in China. According to CarNewsChina, "the company provides maps to various Chinese automakers and to the China-based operations of BMW, Ford, GM, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, and Peugeot Citroen, Toyota, Volkswagen, and Volvo." And why can it do what Google can't? Simple:
Main shareholder of Navinfo is the state-owned China Siwei Surveying & Mapping Technology Corporation. For all intents and purposes, Tesla's Chinese maps and software will be supplied by the government. Tesla supports the friendly people who will nuke you if you are not a good boy person: NavInfo is a subsidiary of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC), the main contractor for the Chinese space program. According to the company's website, "CASC is a large state-owned enterprise group with its own famous brands such as Shenzhou and Long March." It "originated from the Fifth Academy of the Ministry of National Defense." If you have spent a while in China, you know that CASC is closer to the Chinese military than NASA to theirs: CASC also makes "strategic and tactical missiles."
I guess that, well, shoots down a theory that circulated last summer among devout Tesla acolytes, namely that Tesla shipped the Google-satnav to China intentionally, hoping that the immense popularity of Tesla in China will force the government to open up to Google. Instead, Tesla opens its computers to the Chinese government.
In July, Tycho wondered out aloud whether the missing satnav would be an impediment to Tesla sales. Maybe he was onto something, and it explains the mystery of the unsold 2,000 Model S?
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Take it to the cleaners Margaret.... OMG! Bring it tomorrow and Ill have it cleaned.ReplyDelete
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It's like that episode of Seinfeld, where the valet guy stinks up Jerry's car, and he can't get the smell out, and he can't sell it, so he tries to get it stolen, but the thieves won't even take it! You should watch that episode.ReplyDelete
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Pristimantis zeuctotylus (Lynch and Hoogmoed, 1977)
Eleutherodactylus zeuctotylus Lynch and Hoogmoed, 1977, Proc. Biol. Soc. Washington, 90: 432. Holotype: RMNH 17701, by original designation. Type locality: "west slope, Vier Gebroeders Mountain, Sipaliwini, Nickerie District, Suriname".
Eleutherodactylus (Eleutherodactylus) zeuctotylus — Lynch and Duellman, 1997, Univ. Kansas Mus. Nat. Hist. Spec. Publ., 23: 234.
Pristimantis zeuctotylus — Heinicke, Duellman, and Hedges, 2007, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, Suppl. Inform., 104: Table 2.
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Sipaliwini Robber Frog (Frank and Ramus, 1995, Compl. Guide Scient. Common Names Amph. Rept. World: 80).
Wet rainforests of northeastern South America from extreme southeastern Colombia through Amazonian Venezuela and the Guianas, as well as scattered records from northwestern Brazil and southwestern Brazil.
In the Eleutherodactylus (Eleutherodactylus) conspicillatus series, Eleutherodactylus conspicillatus group according to Lynch and Duellman, 1997, Univ. Kansas Mus. Nat. Hist. Spec. Publ., 23: 234. Lescure and Marty, 2000, Collect. Patrimoines Nat., Paris, 45: 214-214, provided a photo and brief account for French Guiana. Barrio-Amorós, 1999 "1998", Acta Biol. Venezuelica, 18: 56, provided Venezuelan localities. Barrio-Amorós and Molina, 2006, Zootaxa, 1302: 16, questioned the distinctiveness of this species from Eleutherodactylus vilarsi. In the Pristimantis conspicillatus species group of Hedges, Duellman, and Heinicke, 2008, Zootaxa, 1737: 120, and Padial, Grant, and Frost, 2014, Zootaxa, 3825: 125. See account for Surinam population by Ouboter and Jairam, 2012, Amph. Suriname: 314-317. See Cole, Townsend, Reynolds, MacCulloch, and Lathrop, 2013, Proc. Biol. Soc. Washington, 125: 390, for brief account and records for Guyana.
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Halloween Shrines with Julee Herman on October 5th September 18, 2008Posted by Andrea in Scrap Lovers at A Work of Heart.
Tags: altered art, halloween craft, shrine
Julee Herman is coming to teach at A Work of Heart!
Spooooooky TINY SHRINES!!! Oct. 5th
Reliquaries were historically used to hold various fragments of saints, the Buddha, the Christ. The fragments ranged from bits of bone, hair or flesh to snips of garments or pieces of the crucification cross. Some reliquaries are clear so that the bones of the person could be viewed. Some reliquaries that I saw while at the Vatican were inserted into the staff of the Pope at the time.
Reliquaries are sometimes decorative as in a brooch or pendant, but are often a simple box or coffin shape. In Victorian era reliquaries you could find a lock of hair of a loved one sealed into an item of jewelery.
My particular enjoyment of these tiny treasures is in the placement of odd items. I start with tiny collages for a background and then begin making a scene as in a diorama and then adding that element of surprise. They can also go in the direction of the macabre in which case employing the shape of a coffin is definitely in order!
Reliquaries range in size from teeny to life size coffins, but mine tend to stay in the range of quite small. I like to use mica to enclose the scene to give it a Victorian feeling and then I solder the entire piece. They are a rewarding project because they just come out SO COOL! This is a rewarding class because you get to make a few cool reliquaries AND you get to learn the skill of soldering.
Please bring any of your own special relics, images, favorite glues, scissors, glitters or paints. Any small items from nature are also encouraged – tiny wings are cool, bits of lichen look neat.
I will provide all supplies for soldering, but if you have your own soldering equipment please bring that with you – not required but certainly appreciated.
Can't wait to get started… mark your calendars for
October 5th 3:00 – 6:00pm at A Work of Heart in San Jose
- 1. Leila Manning - September 20, 2008
Sign me up! The description has brought my long-lost goth girl out of hiding! Even willing to give soldering another try in order to create lovely little shrines!
- 3. Karly - September 22, 2008
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Over a nine-month period beginning in 1831, a 26-year-old Frenchman visited nearly every corner of what were then the 24 states of the American Republic. He traveled from New England to the upper Midwest to the Gulf Coast in the Deep South to the mid-Atlantic. Then he wrote a great book full of amazing insights. It made its appearance 180 years ago, in 1835. Perhaps nobody before or since has defined the essence of America better than he did; but then, no other nation in history offered an essence so profoundly exceptional.
Less than half a century after the ratification of the Constitution, America was still an infant nation, but Alexis de Tocqueville sensed the stirrings of greatness. He praised our entrepreneurial drive and initiative, our self-reliance and personal independence, and our vibrant civil society institutions and voluntary associations. He felt that our ideals would eventually lead us to lead the world. He believed that America had placed two sacred principles — freedom and equality — on a higher pedestal than any previous civilization had. They were, he said, our most defining characteristics, the sources of our strength. But he also feared that we would carry one to an extreme that would undermine the other. Milton Friedman was echoing Tocqueville when he said in the 20th century, "A society that puts equality before freedom will get neither. A society that puts freedom before equality will get a high degree of both."
Tocqueville's appreciation of freedom knew few bounds. Here is perhaps his most eloquent endorsement of it:
Even despots accept the excellence of liberty. The simple truth is that they wish to keep it for themselves and promote the idea that no one else is at all worthy of it. Thus, our opinion of liberty does not reveal our differences but the relative value which we place on our fellow man. We can state with conviction, therefore, that a man's support for absolute government is in direct proportion to the contempt he feels for his country.
He masterfully described how the growth of government could smother our freedoms:
After having thus successively taken each member of the community in its powerful grasp and fashioned him at will, the government then extends its arm over the whole community. It covers the surface of society with a network of small, complicated rules, minute and uniform, through which the most original minds and the most energetic characters cannot penetrate to rise above the crowd. The will of man is not shattered, but softened, bent, and guided; men are seldom forced by it to act, but they are constantly restrained from acting. Such a power does not destroy, but it prevents existence: it does not tyrannize, but it compresses, enervates, extinguishes, and stupefies a people, till each nation is reduced to nothing better than a flock of timid and industrious animals, of which the government is the shepherd.
Tocqueville's view of equality is more nuanced. He had no issue with the ideal of equality before the law or even equality of opportunity. He hated slavery and any unwarranted discrimination. He agreed with the words of our Declaration of Independence that "all men are created equal." But he had no illusions that individuals were thereafter equal in their energies, their talents, their ambitions, their intellect or their character. He was afraid that our egalitarian impulses might someday get the better of us.
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Published: April 2002
Number Of Pages: 468
How would you handle these situations? Check your expertise against the approaches presented here This fascinating collection shows how a practicing therapist handled clients stuck in the therapeutic process. Clinical Epiphanies in Marital and Family Therapy: A Practitionera (TM)s Casebook of Therapeutic Insights, Perceptions, and Breakthroughs presents a cross-section of approaches and orientations as they work in practice. The families and couples discussed here have experienced a wide range of difficulties, and the presenting and commenting therapists run the gamut in age, gender, race, and theoretical orientation.The serendipitous turning points presented here are all true case studies, but Clinical Epiphanies in Marital and Family Therapy offers more than the chance to second-guess a single therapista (TM)s handling of explosive moments. Each case study is also discussed by two other therapists representing divergent points of view. This point-counterpoint structure allows readers to analyze the effectiveness of different therapeutic approaches and to recognize that in practice, heterogeneous orientations may result in similar strategies.Clinical Epiphanies in Marital and Family Therapy demonstrates the factors that contribute to doing successful therapy, including: ensuring that clients feel they are being treated with respect establishing a sound therapeutic relationship making successful treatment bargains moving away from your therapeutic agenda when necessary being persistent in the face of a stubborn refusal to changeClinical Epiphanies in Marital and Family Therapy offers fresh strategies for experienced practitioners, beginning therapists, and educators in the field of mental health.
|About the Editor
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|p. xiii
|p. xxi
|p. xxvii
|Try Death on for Size
|p. 1
|A Therapeutic Hail Mary
|p. 20
|The Patience of a Saint
|p. 29
|Little League: The Feel of Dreams
|p. 39
|If You Reframe It, They Will Come
|p. 50
|Hit the Next Good Pitch
|p. 58
|You Might Get What You Wish For
|p. 67
|Let's Do Another Study
|p. 80
|With Creativity We Engage Them
|p. 87
|Being There
|p. 95
|Seduced by Urgency
|p. 109
|Winning the Battle, but Losing the War?
|p. 115
|Be a Man
|p. 121
|A Patient Therapist
|p. 132
|Be a Good Person
|p. 136
|Sentenced to Life or United In Death
|p. 145
|United in Therapy or United in Life
|p. 159
|Sitting Outside the Therapy Room
|p. 166
|Fishing for Gender Equality
|p. 175
|Matching the Bait with the Catch
|p. 186
|Romancing the Gender Lens
|p. 193
|Seeing Is Believing
|p. 201
|Finding One's Voice
|p. 211
|Show Me One More Time
|p. 217
|My Children Are Not Liars
|p. 221
|My Children's Good Example
|p. 231
|Safety Is Trust in Mother
|p. 235
|A Young Man and a Penis Called Chipmunk
|p. 241
|Sticks and Stones and Names Can Hurt You
|p. 258
|Somatizing Sexual Secrets
|p. 263
|I Have No Problem
|p. 271
|Born a Problem?
|p. 280
|The Problem Is a Problem
|p. 284
|I'm Not Ready to Die!
|p. 289
|Living with Connection
|p. 302
|I'm Not Ready to Talk
|p. 308
|Visiting All the Monsters
|p. 317
|Trading Monsters for Dreams
|p. 330
|Embracing Monsters
|p. 336
|Therapist or Firefighter?
|p. 343
|Farmer, Naturalist, Environmentalist
|p. 353
|Firefighters Need Teamwork
|p. 361
|Jimmy the Flying Reindeer and the Two Mothers
|p. 371
|Where Are the Fathers?
|p. 381
|Mediating Solomon's Mothers in the Best Interest of the Child
|p. 386
|It's All About the Dog
|p. 391
|Never Too Old to Learn New Tricks
|p. 404
|Wagging the Dog
|p. 410
|p. 417
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Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 468
Published: April 2002
Country of Publication: US
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Pentecost 23 (October 24)
Hymn 398: I sing the almighty power of God (Forest Green)
The descant in the final stanza (by Thmas Armstrong) is familiar from the Carols for Choirs version of 'O little town of Bethlehem.'
Hymn 571: All who love and serve your city (Charlestown)
This was the sequence hymn: the first three stanzas sung prior to the Gospel lesson, and the final two sung as the altar party processed back at the conclusion of the reading.
The choir was off this past week, but a fine quartet (consisting of Lisa Jennings, Fran Gilbert, Stewart Haigh, and Larry Wilson) provided two anthems. The Tallis is very familiar; the other anthem was written by Richard H. Lloyd (b. 1933), who served as organist and choirs master both at Hereford Cathedral and at Durham. The text, by Thomas Campion (1567-1620) is as follows:
View mee, Lord, a worke of thine:
Shall I then lye drown'd in night?
Might thy grace in mee but shine,
I should seeme made all of light.
Clense mee, Lord, that I may kneele
At thine Altar, pure and white:
They that once thy Mercies feele,
Gaze no more on earths delight.
Worldly joyes like shadowes fade,
When the heav'nly light appeares ;
But the cov'nants thou hast made,
Endlesse, know nor dayes, nor yeares.
In thy word, Lord, is my trust,
To thy mercies fast I flye ;
Though I am but clay and dust,
Yet thy grace can lift me high.
Hymn 541: Come, labor on (Ora labora)


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We passed by a garbage can topped with naily wood while on a walk a little ways back. I know it's not too cold to go out for walks now, but it's just not as comfortable as when it's a bit warmer. This photograph makes me long for spring.
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More Vintage Goodies
Recently at a thrift store during a quest to find a good, cheap, two-drawer filing cabinet, I found an absolute treasure. I really try hard not to fawn over "things", but I could not get over how much I was in love with this vintage chunky needlepoint/crewel embroidery "tea scene", as I call it, piece. (I do not partake in these kinds of crafts, so I have no idea what this is technically called, if anybody knows, please tell me!) I already had a very similar one at home of a Boston Fern so it was an absolute no-brainer to add this to our family. The very sad part about this story is that there was an amazing popcorn one, exact same style, exceedingly gorgeous, but it was without a frame. I tore that thrift store apart looking for it and came up empty handed. I decided not to buy it. As soon as I was home, I was enraged with myself for not getting it, knowing I could easily come across one of these frames at a thrift store some time or another, but I could not justify the 25 minute drive back out there the next day just for a $1.99 piece. The next time I am out there, though, on a hope and a prayer, you better believe I will be digging for it. (If you were wondering, not only did we leave with this lovely decorating piece, but we did, indeed, find a great filing cabinet!)
For better lighting and angles, I photographed these against my piano. They are lovingly adorning our walls as their permanent home.
Some Favorite Presents – Toddler Version
As the holiday season really kicks into gear, I thought it might be fun to showcase some of the presents we have received, to be able to share with those who are interested what things we were super excited about. Today, I am going to show a couple of Rudy Mae's presents that she is really loving from Caleab and I.
These photographs are a mixture of two presents, both of them from the company Melissa & Doug. The first one we purchased at our local toy store here in Yellow Springs, Mr. Fub's Party. It's called "Pizza Party" and is a wooden play food set that the individual pieces stick together with velcro. The second is called "Wooden Kitchen Accessory Set" and we bought it on Amazon.com. It consists of three wooden pots and pans with lids, two wooden utensils and an oven mitt.


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Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, 61, is reportedly looking for a wife and Twitter users are all ready to offer their hand in marriage.
"I'm not getting younger. Sixty years is no joke... but it doesn't make sense to go out and get somebody if you don't have the time, Mr Dangote told the UK-based Financial Times newspaper.
"Right now, things are really, really very busy, because we have the refinery, we have the petrochemicals, we have the fertiliser, we have the gas pipeline," Mr Dangote said, adding: "I need to calm down a bit."
The twice-divorced Nigerian tycoon has three grown up daughters.


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Trying to fit exercise into your busy life can be a challenge. Some days, it feels as if there aren't enough hours in the day and fitness can fall by the wayside. Creating an exercise routine that works with your day-to-day schedule can help make exercise a habit that sticks.
The experts in our Weight Management Program have offered a few fast fitness ideas to help get you started. (As always, please consult with your physician before starting a new exercise routine.)
• Short and sweet: Try working in shorter bursts of exercise throughout your day. Start with a daily 10-minute walk. Studies have shown that as little as 10 minutes of cardiovascular exercise, like walking, can be beneficial for your health. Sneak a brisk walk into your morning routine, lunch break, afternoon or even make it an after-dinner routine. The more minutes you can log, the better!
• Move more: You'll burn more calories when you're supporting your own body weight. Here are a few examples:
o Take the stairs
o Park farther away from the entrance
o Stand to wash your dishes
o Pace while you talk on the phone
o March in place while you wait for the microwave or toaster
• Take a seat: Many exercises can be done while watching TV or working at a desk. Try doing chair squats during commercials. Or, aim for 5 to 10 squats every hour if you're seated for a long time at work. Squat back, lowering almost to a seated position hovering above the chair, then return to a standing position.
• Crunch it out: Chair crunches are another activity you can do while seated at home or at work. While seated in a chair, grasp hands to the seat and lift your knees up towards your chest. Try to keep your chest as still as possible and use your abdomen (aka "core") to draw up your knees. For safety's sake, be sure your chair is stable to avoid tipping over.
• Take a stand: The standing oblique crunch is great for working your glutes. Place a chair in front for balance. Stand and tighten your core, lifting one knee while crunching down your elbow. You don't have to touch your knee to your elbow – just lift and squeeze to activate the oblique muscles.
• Who needs special equipment?: You can build muscular endurance with some of the everyday items you'll find around the house. Try performing bicep curls with soup cans or laundry soap containers. You can use different sizes or weights based on your current ability. Start with your arms straight at your sides, palms facing forward. Curl each arm up to your chest, focusing the work on your biceps as you lift. Perform two sets of 12 repetitions to help build long, lean muscle.
• Tricep extensions: You also can tone the back of your arms with soup cans or household items. Start with your arms straight at your sides, this time with your palms facing behind you. Simply lift your arm away from your body toward the wall behind you. Keep your arm and elbow straight. Perform two sets of 12 repetitions for lean muscle mass.
• Front/side raise: This can be performed while seated or standing. Begin with your arms at your sides. With palms down and arms straight, lift both arms up to about chin level. Release back down to your sides. This is the front raise. Next, begin with your arms at your sides. With palms down and arms straight, lift both arms up to about shoulder level. Release back down to sides. This is the side raise. Alternate between front and side raises, completing two sets of 12 repetitions. Like the other arm moves, you can use soup cans or other household items as the weight.


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I am so so sorry that I have been remiss in updating this blog. The internet at the house is really awful although I am awaiting an internet card which should be here within a few days! I am working on the fix so I can actually have a connection so that I can update for you all.
Since I have been here I have seen more snow than I know what to do with. We have gotten quite a few days of pretty awful weather, but we have also gotten our fair share of nice days too! We have actually been able to ride out on the track a handful (five-ish?) times since I moved in and let me tell you I cannot wait for spring to get here so I can really ride on it and open him up a bit. I know that he will love the opportunity, and it is so big enough for a nice gallop! Anxiously waiting the day – trust me, you will all know when it happens. And maybe Richard, the Hassler photo guru as well as many other awesome things, might even be out there so I will have photo proof!
Oh goodness but this place is stunning! It is such a work of art; I constantly have to step back and really look at the beautiful opportunity I have been given to be able to work in what is undoubtedly the most amazing facility I have ever been in.
Since I have been here I have also been super sick with what was either a terrible case of food poisoning or the 24-hour flu. Either way it knocked me on my ass and seriously was bad news bears for the riding for a bit. We are lucky enough to have four horses in training from another dressage trainer in the area who is on medical rest herself. Because I am the smallest I got the FEI pony. He has been shown Fourth level and is schooling the Prix St. George. He has been super fun ever since though and we are really getting to know each other and work together well. I will try to get some pictures of the cuteness because he is precious!
I am already up later than I should be because I have to get up at 5AM tomorrow for our Bo Jena long-lining clinic which I will give you all a full report about. I have lesson notes from my time riding Val with Scott but I am way to exhausted to type them up. I promise them super soon just know that I had one of the best rides to date this past Wednesday. I am really excited for Young Riders and getting back out into the show scene. This next week we are having a Goals meeting with Scott and Susanne to plan out some things which will be when I have my show schedule hammered out and it will be posted. Must send in that Declaration before the first of March as well! For now I leave you with me and my pony cuddling; I promise to update again ASAP!


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An Unorthodox Guide to Doing the Right Thing
Joseph L. Badaracco Jr.
224 pages (Harvard Business School Press, 2002)
In "Leading Quietly," Harvard Business School professor Joseph Badaracco Jr. challenges the traditional models of leadership. Instead of looking to self-sacrificing and worldchanging figures such as Gandhi and Mother Teresa, Badaracco describes the ordinary middle manager whose patience, restraint, and ethics helps them make everyday decisions and gain modest inroads. The book provides tactics for how middle managers working within larger bureaucracies can address realistic situations, such as how to navigate office politics while protecting their positions in their organizations (through "patient escalation" of the problem to senior management). Through case studies (such as how a line worker at a pharmaceutical company responded to the discovery of a defect in a product's safety seal) the book illustrates that the choices may be complex, and leader's should accept that some of their motives can be self-interested. –Colleen Anne McCarthy


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Time Axis Manipulation
The Time axis displays at the bottom of the chart. Like the Price axis, there are various ways to manipulate the Time axis.
For example, with left-mouse drag you can condense time. You may reset the Time axis via the right-click menu Reset option.
From the right-click context menu, you may also select one of three time options:
Exchange Sessions: Uses the default times established by the exchange and includes all hours that the instrument is traded. This is the default setting.
Primary Sessions: Uses the most active time the instrument is traded as determined by Trading Technologies. For example, Primary Sessions screens out thinly-traded overnight markets.
Custom Sessions: Uses time settings that you have defined using the Custom Session Editor dialog box.
Note: By default, the Custom Session configuration is written to the CustomSessions.xsc file located in c:ttconfig.


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The data show that all the Neanderthal remains are from a much earlier period (Previous dating of the Vi-207 and Vi-208 Neanderthal remains from Vindija Cave (Croatia) led to the suggestion that Neanderthals survived there as recently as 28,000–29,000 B. Subsequent dating yielded older dates, interpreted as ages of at least ∼32,500 B. We have redated these same specimens using an approach based on the extraction of the amino acid hydroxyproline, using preparative high-performance liquid chromatography (Prep-HPLC).This method is more efficient in eliminating modern contamination in the bone collagen. P., suggesting the Vindija Neanderthals did not live more recently than others across Europe, and probably predate the arrival of anatomically modern humans in Eastern Europe.The mitochondrial DNA sequence of Vi-207 was identical to Vi-33.25 and Feldhofer 1 mitochondrial genomes, whereas Vi-*28 had an identical mitochondrial sequence to Vi-33.17 (, Fig. Both Vi-33.25 and Vi-33.17 were found in layer I of Vindija Cave.As previously published, Vi-33.19 has the same mitochondrial sequence as Vi-33.16 (22).These dates suggest a co-occurrence of early Upper Paleolithic osseous artifacts, particularly split-based points, alongside the remains of Neanderthals is a result of postdepositional mixing, rather than an association between the two groups, although more work is required to show this definitively. Significant questions still remain regarding the precise nature of this transition, the humans responsible for the various transitional early Upper Paleolithic industries, the degree of overlap between Neanderthals and modern humans, and the timing of the disappearance of the former.
We decided to attempt to redate it, using a larger starting mass of bone powder.
All dates obtained on the four Neanderthal specimens at the ORAU are reported in Table 2.
We also list the dates obtained on two other hominin samples: Vi-75-G3/h-203, analyzed at the Uppsala Radiocarbon Laboratory (Sweden) (23), and Vi-2291-18 (level G, sublayer unknown), prepared at the Max Planck Institute, Leipzig, and dated at the ORAU (24).
The initial radiocarbon results were 29,080 ± 400 B. In addition to the Neanderthal remains, level G has yielded a small archaeological assemblage that contains techno-typologically Middle and Upper Paleolithic lithic artifacts plus several distinctively early Upper Paleolithic osseous points (12).
It has been argued that the mix of Neanderthals, Middle Paleolithic tools, and Upper Paleolithic technology was the result of cryoturbation and lithic assemblage has parallels with the Szeletian technocomplex, and further, that there is a mixture of elements of Szeletian and Aurignacian I and II within the level [see also Svoboda (18)].
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On The Beach 12 - Buffalo Bar - This Friday
Top clubnight On The Beach makes a glistening return to sexy underground nightclub Buffalo Bar this Friday, April 16.
Say you'll be there?
Our first ever guest DJ is the one-man Scared To Dance collective.
Here he is: http://www.scaredtodance.co.uk/
What a wonderful human being.
As ever we promise all the hits, no live bands and dancing.
Here is our playlist from the last On The Beach, the sexy On The Beach 11: http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.ListAll&friendId=419923270
Here is a list of groups we will play music by:
The Fall, Animal Collective, Wire, Bikini Kill, Bjork, Gang of Four, Pantha Du Prince, Fugazi, Delta 5, Magnetic Fields, The Mekons, Field Music, Magazine, Hot Chip, Public Image Ltd, Le Tigre, XTC, Phoenix, Swell Maps, Roll Deep, The Raincoats, Killing Joke, Los Campesinos!, Echo & The Bunnymen, Life Without Buildings, Bauhaus, The Ex, The Jesus And Mary Chain, Raekwon, The Monochrome Set, Lush, Cabaret Voltaire, Tegan And Sara, Devo, Broken Social Scene, Pere Ubu, Electrelane, Scars, Young Marble Giants, Talk Talk, The Wake, Faith No More, New Order, At The Drive-In, Depeche Mode, The Pop Group, Fire Engines.
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If I guarantee some Built To Spill will you upgrade to "colour me definitely attending"?
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Letter from Kerry Hallard, NOA CEO
Dear NOA Member,
After 29 years we are saying goodbye to the National Outsourcing Association.
But it is with great pride, rather than a heavy heart, that I announce this.
The NOA has over the last 29 years consistently provided its membership base with an outstanding portfolio of best practice content, industry insight, a wide programme of events, an ever-expanding professional development portfolio and unparalleled networking opportunities among other benefits. Over this period of time we have worked assiduously to promote the positive reputation of outsourcing by driving awareness, education, standards and thought leadership.
As a member-led association we have executed our responsibility as a custodian for the outsourcing community with great care and always acted diligently as a lens into, and representative voice of, the industry to our counterparts throughout Europe and the rest of the world. Our impartiality and integrity over the years has afforded the Association tremendous respect by a great many other organisations, not to mention foreign governments and their trade bodies, near and far.
It is at this juncture I feel we have evolved significantly to warrant a dramatic change for the Association and so it is with great pleasure that I introduce you to…The Global Sourcing Association (GSA).
As the name no doubt suggests, we are making this change due to the increasingly global nature of the industry and our leadership role within it, and the fact that our focus is now on all aspects of sourcing, not just outsourcing but also shared services, insourcing and most recently automation.
The Global Sourcing Association, which will be headquartered in Central London, is the industry association and professional body for the global sourcing industry, and home of the Global Sourcing Standard. Its overriding objective is the ongoing development and dissemination of the Standard and supporting portfolio of qualifications in order to improve the benefits from, and positive reputation and therefore size of the global sourcing industry. The GSA also serves to share best practice, trends and connections across the globe and to bring the global community together in a wholly interactive manner for the first time. The NOA will be the UK chapter: The Global Sourcing Association UK, also known as GSA-UK.
Coinciding with the rebrand we are also launching the latest incarnation of our lifecycle model and corporate accreditation programme, The Global Sourcing Standard, at our European Leadership Summit in Sofia, alongside the President of Bulgaria. I am delighted to announce that we have representation from no less than 20 countries on the Standards Advisory Group for this Standard, including China; Russia; Egypt; Bulgaria; India; South Africa; Poland; Germany and many more.
Best regards,


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Jan.04,2008-(Shuzheng)-As one of leading pharmaceutical and health food (dietary supplements) Company, Whyth increase its investment by $ 5.85 Million (about RMB 0.44 billion) in China Mainland, which will be used to enlarge the productive capability for Consumptive health food products as Centrum and Caltrate series in Whyth Suzhou Pharmaceutical Factory. It is expected that the productive capability will be reach 3.2 billion tablet from currently 1.6 billion tablet annually after the fulfill of this project.
According to Wang Jue, director of Market Investigation Center of China Health Care Association Health Food Committee, it shows a repaid progress for Whyth in


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With the introduction of the Euro as payment currency back in 2006, international payment processing required a reformation as well. Before that time service fees for international payment processing were considerable different from the national payment processing fees. With the introduction of SEPA banks had to revalue their business process value positioning.
Around Sibos 2007 Adoption of Trends (3) (Standardization and industrialization in payments processing). Besides of a large variety of technology and application related business opportunities, out- and insourcing of banking payment processing became a important banking business performance consideration. So did German Postbank and offered its payment processing services to some larger German banks.
With its engagement during the development phase of SAP's payment engine, German Postbank was best prepared to be the first live customer of this new application. At the SAP Banking at Sibos in Vienna (1): we are there launched a press release. To get an impression of this business opportunity you can view a short and a long version of a video.
In "Bank System Technologies" issue of September 22, 2008 new entrants into banking business like paypal and ebay are described. In the light of the decrease in check processing business non-bank competitors raise the bar.
Kind regards Paul


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Through my past work at a pediatric primary care office and my internship at the Rhode Island Department of Health, I have developed a deep interest in and passion for health and medicine. So for me, the greatest advancement in the information and communications technology industry over the last 10 years has been Health Information Technology (HIT). This technology is not only pertinent for the maintenance of patient data through the use of electronic health records (EHRs), but it also allows for health information exchange (HIE). The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services argues that HIE builds capacity for exchanging health information across the health care system both within and across states. (State Health Information Exchange Cooperative Agreement Program, healthit.hhs.gov). They also argue that it facilitates connectedness within the health care system and improves quality and efficiency, as information is consolidated better and travels faster. If a patient is on vacation and falls ill has to go into the ER, HIE exchange can make it possible for the ER doctor to access this out of state patients records and see if they are allergic to any medications, for example, or if they have been on any medications recently, or any number of things. Health Information Exchange may also be beneficial down the road for exchange between nations as well. For my senior thesis I am writing about the importance of learning from other countries about how to build the best health care system. Exchange need not only be in terms of ideas. What is so wonderful about HIE is that health data is now computerized and may be stratified by certain demographics or health categories. That way we might one day consolidate data so that we might compare numbers with other countries, analyzing what produces positive health comes and what hinders good health.
In terms of HIT in general, the Department of Health and Human Services notes that this technology will not only improve patient care but our nations health care system as a whole. It will improve patient care because patients medical records will be concisely organized in an EHR; that way a patients past and present medical history will be easily accessible and the best possible care may be administered. If the patient has a chronic condition, care between doctors can be more easily coordinated because each physician they see has access to their full records and can see what others have advised and administered. A patient also has access to their information, enabling them to be actively involved in their care; they are informed and more self-empowered to make decisions than they might have been before. EHRs are also environmentally friendly, eliminating paper charts and files, and reduce the room for medical errors as they are not flipping back to chicken scratch notes from years ago; everything has become available to them on a computer screen.
What I think is most important, however, is HITs contribution to our nations health care system as a whole. Though our country is debating many critical issues right now, I would argue that health reform might be the most important. Health is a human right, and it is shameful to admit but the truth is that our health care system is not built to ensure and protect this right. At my internship, one of the key tenants of U.S. Health Reform on which we have been focusing is the idea of the Patient-Centered Medical Home. This initiative aims to address may of the issues that make our system as unacceptable as it is. For example, each patient has an ongoing relationship with a personal physician who provides them with ongoing, comprehensive care. Quality and safety are assured and patient feedback and input is considered. And, access is enhanced through improved means of communication between the practice and its patients. An important step in creating a Patient Centered Medical Home is adopting HIT and EHRs. That way, these tenants regarding improving patient care coordination, enhancing communication channels, and reducing waste are ensured. HIT is an integral component of necessary health care reform in this country.
We should also be concerned with cutting costs in our health care system. According to the World Health Organization, the United States total expenditure on health per capita was $6,714 in 2006, while the total expenditure on health as a percentage of GDP was 15.3%. According to the U.S. Department of the Treasury, Bureau of the Public Debt, as of April 18, 2011, the U.S. national debt was $14,309,159,097,877.65. We are in a financial crisis! Our country is looking to cut costs everywhere, including within the health care system. HIT can reduce costs. How? Physicians flipping through records might not see a test that was recently ordered and order that same test again. That is a waste of money. Unnecessary tests will not be ordered because an electronic health record will clearly indicate that that test has already been done. Another example of how HIT can cut costs is reducing time between ordering tests, issuing results, and administering care. With the speed of HIT, findings can be communicated with the patient and a care plan developed sooner so that conditions do not worsen. Worsened conditions may lead to more costly care needed down the road. Health care should be more about pay for performance rather than fee-for-service; in other words, it is not about the number of tests done but about the quality and efficiency of the care given.
I will be attending the University of Limerick in the Fall to pursue a Master of Arts in Development, in the hopes of next year applying for the Master of Science in Health Informatics program. The Health Informatics major directly embodies with the aforementioned importance of HIT:
[It] focuses on the creation, modeling, management and sharing of health data and knowledge to support data analysis and timely decision making in medicine and health care together with the information science and technology to support these tasks. It is not solely a technical discipline but focuses on the relationship between the technology and its use in real-world settings i.e. solutions are designed in context, taking into account the social, cultural and organizational settings in which computing and information technology will be used in health care sectors...Graduates are equipped with skills to... evaluate the opportunities and limitations of health care technology and of its impact in improving the efficiency, cost- effectiveness, safety and quality of health care delivery. (ul.ie)
Through my choice of this course of study, it is easy to see why I believe that HIT is the greatest advancement in the information and communications technology industry over the last 10 years. The need for health care reform in our country is pressing. What I hope to take away from both of my Masters programs at the University of Limerick is both the knowledge of how to develop new ideas and technologies to meet the needs of today, while furthering my understanding of the importance of HIT and how it might be argued as one of the most pivotal components of health care reform.


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It might be a little early to start talking about this considering this season isn't really over yet. But I've had this on my mind the last several weeks and I thought I would take the opportunity of the playoff bye to discuss it. Of course each off-season brings with it a bit of turnover. I feel the Green Bay Packers have been lucky enough the past few seasons to only come away with a couple of real losses, and honestly I feel like this season will be no different.
Matt Flynn: This is the easy one. Matt Flynn is an unrestricted free agent that is going to demand a big pay day this off-season. The Packers aren't going to pay two different QBs starting money in a year where the salary cap isn't going to raise much, if at all. I am surprised they paid Jordy Nelson and James Jones like they did, I would be utterly shocked if they did something similar with Flynn. The only real question remains is whether the Packers slap a Franchise tag on Flynn and then try to trade him for a first round draft pick.
Donald Driver: I love Driver, and most people do, I think the Packers organization amongst them. But the fact remains that he isn't what he used to be, he has a decent-sized salary, and we have a plethora of other receivers to fill in his place including one on the practice squad that the Packers are really big on. I hope that the Packers win a second Super Bowl and Driver retires on his own while he is on top. But if he doesn't retire on his own, I think the Packers will approach him and tell him that they intend on letting him go, and I then hope that he retires with his nudge. I hope it doesn't turn into another Brett Favre, and I don't think it will. But I do think regardless of what happens, he won't be a Packer next season.
Jermichael Finley: I don't think anything says "Your job is on the line" more than keeping 5 TEs on the roster, and 4 of them I believe have gotten TDs. I think the Packers want him back, but I don't think they want him back as much as he wants money. There is no doubt that Finley is a tremendous talent that has a ton of upside. However, it hasn't been a good year for Finley. He's only really been effective in two games (the last game of the season and @Chicago), he's shown an attitude problem by being the only member of the receiving corps who says "give me the ball," and yet when he gets the ball he drops it. This has been the first season in which he hasn't gotten injured which means he probably will get injured in the future, and probably often. And yet, despite not living up to his potential, he is going to come out of the gates demanding huge money, he's already made a stink about how he believes the Franchise tag should use WRs money for him instead of TE. I don't think the Packers are anywhere close to signing him, and I think they'd rather Franchise Flynn and go for the trade than waste it on someone who they can replace. At best they transition Finley so that when tests the market that they can just match it. I do think that they are going to let him test the market, I don't think that he will get what he wants, but I don't think he will be back. 1 I think at best, Finley may settle for a 1 or 2 year deal that gets him between 2.5 and 3.5 million a year and hope he plays better to get a better contract then.
Chad Clifton: I love Clifton, and actually at this point I think he'll be back due to Sherrod's injury, but I still believe he is a bubble player for next year. He has been seriously injured over the past three seasons and at some point they need to move on. There is no doubt that he is still a talent, but he can't be relied on and he isn't what he was. I don't know if he is going to retire or try to find another place to go, but I think there is a chance he won't be back. Packers drafted Sherrod to be Clifton's heir and Newhouse came on pretty well in Clifton's absence this year. I think the Packers take another Tackle in the draft to give them more depth and go without Clifton. But like I said, I lean towards him staying. I think the Packers keep him around for one more season just to make sure the future comes round.
Other thoughts on the Packers Offseason
I actually think the Packers will make a play in the free agent market. Thompson isn't usually one to do that, but he has made attempts at in the past with defense in particular. 2 The defense was a shamble this year and I think Thompson is going to try to fix it a little more instantly. On top of that, it is a rich market this year and there isn't a lot of room in a lot of teams pockets. I don't think he is going to go after a big name, but I think he's going to make a stab at the value mid-tier market to try to fix the defensive line or even the defensive backfield or outside linebacker.


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|Drizzling with rain as the ferry, Borrowdale, eased down upon the approach to the Quay. I had scrambled aboard at Darling Harbour wharf for the short, 20 minute, trip via the Casino, McMahons Point, and finally Milsons Point, before a watchful scamper across the harbour, and into Sydney Cove.
No reason for the trip, just because I could.
That's the best type of trip Julie.
A splendid skyline!
Just because I could. A perfect excuse for an outing.


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Anonymous said... "How do you:
1) Maintain employment as bike messenger.
2) Set priority for self and family of multiple bike purchases and/or room in home exclusively for bikes.
3) Set priority for self and family of constant travel to both race and just ride.
4) Maintain the energy and focus to blog regularly."
I started and almost wrote an entire blog post about the first two questions and considered answering the second two the following week, but it was a boring justification for my lifestyle more than helpful hints as to how to live a wonderful life as a "successful" messenger and constant blogger. I realized I could summarize it much more succinctly.
Do better than average work, be at the right place at the right time, spend your money on what you feel matters, save the rest of your money instead of buying everything you can afford just because you can...
and as far as question number four, without putting labels on my personality quirks and/or disorders, what else would I do? I think I used to sleep before I started writing, but that was pre-2006. I can't remember that far back.
I'm gonna skip to the next query.
Anonymous said... "more 2015 articles on bike garb for non-summer MTB riding with specifics to rides with mixed singletrack and fire roads, or exclusively fire roads or exclusively singletrack."
We went on a New Year's Day ride up Old Toll Road and down Heartbreak Ridge. Temps in the high 30s/low 40s to start a very long climb followed by a really long descent. Enough of an elevation change that we could expect colder temps the higher we got despite the approach of the afternoon hours. I know that's not Minnesota cold, but here's how I deal with this kinda weather scenario.
I brought a ton of clothes with me to choose from when I was getting dressed in the parking lot. Molar options are molar betterer than less.
What I didn't wear and why:
B. The sleeves off of my convertible GoreTex ALP X 2.0 Windstopper coat that I've mentioned before. I would have been way too hot on the climb, as I even pulled my arm warmers off on the hike-a-bike up Rattlesnake. I do regret not carrying them, as they woulda been nice sitting at the top of Old Toll Road waiting for everybody before hitting the descent.
C. A DeFeet Wind Dicky. I don't think they still make these. Great concept, not too great on follow-through. I woulda made it differently/betterly. Handy when it's a little chilly and easy to stow away when not needed.
D. A thin Walzcap... too thin.
E. Cotton shorts. More or less to keep my wiener warm. Went without it, since my bib shorts were pretty thick.
F. DeFeet wool base layer. I went with arm warmers instead. Thicker and I can pull them up and down as needed.
G. A pretty wind resistant, lightweight coat with three pockets. Left behind since I thought it would be a bit much on the climb and not small enough to stow in a pocket (which would have had to be one of my jersey pockets which would have had tools, food, and a camera in them.
What I did wear and why:
GoreTex ALP X 2.0 Windstopper coat, without sleeves. Thick and thermal-esque. Three pockets in the rear and a Napoleon pocket.
B. Team Dicky Death March Jersey (three more pockets) with short sleeves still intact.
C. Faster Mustache team bibs. Thick enough to keep my wiener warm.
D. Lone Wolf Cycling Territory Scruff. Crucial. Keeps the wind outta the collar. Pull it up, and warm the cold air you're breathing. Higher, and make your ears happy. Higher still and keep your head warm(er) while sitting on a bucket on a mountain top.
E. Skull cap. Roll it down for ear coverage, up to cool off a little, off to cool off a lot.
F. Arm warmers. Also crucial for body temp management. One of the most brilliant pieces of clothing that normal society has yet to adopt.
G. Thicker than summer weight gloves. I'm too cheap to buy decent winter gloves... if someone can point me in the direction of some reasonably priced winter gloves THAT HAVE DEXTERITY (that don't fall apart), let me know.
H. Knee warmers. I haz knickers, but I hate knickers.
I. Swiftwick wool socks. Wouldn't ride cold weather without them.
J. Base layer.
K. Shoes that are a half-size too big. If the added girth of wool socks makes your shoes too tight, your feet will suffer from less circulation. Don't do that to your feet.
L. Eye protection. I can't see through teary eyes. I'd wear them anyways because I like having eyes, but especially when it's cold.
The two most important tips?
Versatility and pockets. Six pockets minimum. Lots of room to store things when you get too warm... things you might need later. Had I been smarter, I woulda remembered how cold it is up by the bear hunting trailers and pocketed the GoreTex coat sleeves before I left the car. I was stupid, but I didn't die. Wearing too much is only a problem when you don't have a place to put it due to lack of storage space or bulk.
I realize a lot of what I said is useless advice if you live in Minnesota. My advice if you're a Minnesotan?
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Coconut Cucumber Martini
June 05, 2015 | Serves 4
- 1 Cucumber
- 4 Shots of Hendricks Gin
- 600ml of Coconut Water
No cocktail can really be that healthy, but as this one is as good (for you) as it gets! Simple, refreshing and so delicious, these might be a little too easy to drink!
Chop your cucumber in half and juice one half (If you don't have a juicer you can whizz it up in a blender and squeeze it through cheese cloth or use a sieve).
Use the other half of the cucumber as garnish. I like to spiralize mine and twist it around the inside of the glass before pouring the liquid in, then it floats up to the top in gorgeous swirls.
Add 4 shots of Hendrick's gin to a cocktail shaker with 4 shots of the fresh cucumber juice and some ice and shake it to combine.
Divide the cucumber gin evenly between your 4 glasses, top each with coconut water up to the brim and serve!


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Stephen Joseph Perry
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Stephen Joseph Perry
|27 December 1889 (aged 56)
at sea
|United Kingdom
|Priest, Astronomer
|Known for
Notable work
|Stonyhurst College Observatory
|Fellow of the Royal Society
Stephen Joseph Perry SJ FRS (born in London, 26 August 1833; d. 27 December 1889) was an English Jesuit and astronomer, known as a participant in scientific expeditions.[1][2][3][4]
He belonged to a well-known Catholic family. His schooling was first at Gifford Hall, and then at the Benedictine College, Douai, where he proceeded to Rome to study for the priesthood. Having resolved to enter the Society of Jesus, he entered the novitiate (1853-5) first at Hodder, and then at Beaumont Lodge, after which he pursued his studies at St. Acheul, near Amiens, and at Stonyhurst College. In consequence of his marked bent for mathematics, he was sent to attend the lectures of Augustus De Morgan, in London, and those of Bertrand, Liouville, Delaunay, Cauchy, and Serret, in Paris. In the autumn of 1860 he was recalled to Stonyhurst to teach physics and mathematics, likewise taking charge of the observatory.
In 1863 he commenced his theological studies at St. Beuno's College, North Wales, and was ordained in 1866. He resumed his former duties at Stonyhurst, which during the rest of his life were uninterrupted, save by special scientific engagements.
Scientific work[edit]
In company with Father Walter Sidgreaves, he made magnetic surveys, in 1868 of western France, in 1869 of eastern France, and in 1871 of Belgium. In 1870 he was in charge of a government expedition to observe a solar eclipse at Cadiz; at Carriacou (West Indies) in 1886; in Moscow in 1887; and at the Îles du Salut in 1889, on which journey he died.
In 1874 he headed a party similarly sent to Kerguelen in the South Indian Ocean, to observe a transit of Venus. He took a series of observations to determine the absolute longitude of the place, and others for the magnetic elements, at Kerguelen, the Cape, Bombay, Aden, Port Said, Malta, Palermo, Rome, Naples, Florence, and Moncalieri. He likewise drew up a Blue-book on the climate of "The Isle of Desolation", as Kerguelen was called by Captain Cook.
In 1882 he went again with Sidgreaves to observe a similar transit in Madagascar,[5] and he again took advantage of the occasion for magnetic purposes. In 1874 he became a Fellow of the Royal Society.
At Stonyhurst College, while he greatly developed the meteorological work of the observatory, and in the province of astronomy made frequent observations of Jupiter's satellites, stellar occultations, comets, and meteors, it was in the department of solar physics that he specially laboured, paying particular attention to sun spots and faculae. For observation in illustration of these an ingenious method was devised and patiently pursued. Perry acted as director of the Stonyhurst College Observatory between 1860 and 1863, and again from 1868 until his death in 1889.[2]
Father Perry was much in request as a lecturer.
He died on an expedition to observe the December 1889 total solar eclipse from the Îles du Salut in French Guiana. Perry fell ill during his preparations for the observations. He managed to observe the eclipse successfully, despite feeling very weak, completing his scientific objectives in full. As soon as it was over, however, his health deteriorated. He returned to the ship HMS Comus, and died at sea five days later on 27 December 1889. He was buried in the Catholic cemetery at Georgetown, Demerara.[6][2]
See also[edit]
- ^ Common, Andrew A. (1890). "Stephen Joseph Perry". Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. London: Royal Society. 48: xii–xv.[permanent dead link]
- ^ a b c Knobel, Edward B. (1890). "Stephen Joseph Perry". Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. London: Royal Astronomical Society. 50 (4): 168–175. Bibcode:1890MNRAS..50..168.. doi:10.1093/mnras/50.4.168.
- ^ Turner, Herbert H. (1890). "Father Perry". The Observatory. 13: 81–86. Bibcode:1890Obs....13...81T.
- ^ Charroppin, C. M. (1890). "Stephen J. Perry, S. J." Sidereal Messenger. 9: 197–200. Bibcode:1890SidM....9..197C.
- ^ The Transit of Venus: historical observations - work in progress Archived 22 July 2011 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ Turner, Herbert H. (14 March 1890). "Report of the Eclipse Committee". Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. London: Royal Astronomical Society. 50: 265 et seq. Bibcode:1890MNRAS..50..265T. doi:10.1093/mnras/50.5.265.
- Attribution
- This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Herbermann, Charles, ed. (1913). . Catholic Encyclopedia. New York: Robert Appleton.
Notes: An account of his life and scientific works by A. L. Cortie was published by the Catholic Truth Society in 1893.
Further reading[edit]
- Clerke, Agnes M.; McConnell, Anita (2004). "Perry, Stephen Joseph". Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Oxford University Press. Retrieved 10 May 2015.


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The Atlanta Hawks can create some breathing room atop the Southeast Division with their closest pursuer banged-up and trudging through an exhausting stretch.
The Hawks, however, need to carry the balance they've shown in their last few home games out on the road beginning with Wednesday night's opener of a four-game trip against the Portland Trail Blazers.
Atlanta (25-17) has been jockeying with Miami for the division lead and carries a slim advantage into this matchup with Portland (19-25). The Heat, already saddled with key injuries, are amid a vicious slate in which only two of 16 games come at home.
One of those contests is Jan. 31 against the Hawks, who don't have it much easier until then with five of their next six away from home.
They've lost four of six outside Atlanta to fall to 10-10 on the road, but a pair of home victories this week showed signs of them regaining the balance they used during last season's 60-win campaign.
After shooting a combined 40.3 percent, including 16 of 55 from 3-point range, in road losses to Charlotte and Milwaukee last week, Atlanta shot the ball well and used its deep rotation in home wins over Brooklyn and Orlando.
The Hawks hit 55.7 percent despite missing 21 of 29 from long range in a 114-86 rout of the Nets on Saturday before having one of their most effective nights from deep with a 9-for-19 effort in Monday's 98-81 victory over the Magic.
The reserves were key in both wins, providing 53 points, 24 rebounds and 18 assists against Brooklyn, and 47 points, 17 rebounds and 19 assists versus Orlando.
"Our bench has been doing great," starting forward Paul Millsap said. "When they get in the game, they push the tempo, they get after it on defense, and when you have the whole team contributing, the whole team out there fighting hard, it makes us a tough team."
The constant stream of fresh legs wreaked havoc on the perimeter, forcing the Nets and Magic to miss 30 of 42 long-range attempts - a welcome sight for a Hawks team that ranked seventh in the NBA last season with a 34.1 defensive 3-point percentage.
"Their defensive energy is fueling everything else, so hopefully we can continue to get the starters to feed off that, too," coach Mike Budenholzer said of his reserves. "It's been good to see that for a few games in a row."
The perimeter focus needs to remain against the Trail Blazers, who rank third in the league with an average of 10.3 3-pointers and fifth with 28.4 attempts per game. The outside defense was clicking in the first meeting against Portland, which missed 19 of 24 from beyond the arc in a 106-97 loss at Atlanta on Dec. 21.
It certainly didn't help that leading scorers Damian Lillard (24.4) and C.J. McCollum (20.5) sat out with injuries. The starting backcourt helped the Blazers roar back from an embarrassing 25-point loss to Philadelphia for a 108-98 win at Washington on Monday in which they shot a season-best 54.8 percent from long range.
Lillard and McCollum combined for 41 points and went 8 of 16 on 3s as the Blazers won for the fourth time in five games.
"Winning three (in a row) and then getting beat by a (76ers) team that only had four wins - the ability to come back and lock in and not dwell on what had happened is big for us," said Meyers Leonard, who scored 18 points.


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Lebanon, Ohio –Massie Township - The Warren County Engineer's Office announces that it is closing, effective immediately, the Clarksville Road Bridge #37-4.57. The bridge is located on Clarksville Road between Sherod Road and Huddleson Road and crosses over Flat Fork.
After a recent bridge inspection, the Warren County Engineer's Office determined the bridge to be deteriorated to the point of being unsafe for public use.
The bridge is currently scheduled to bid on December 8, 2015 as a design build bridge replacement project. Construction is anticipated to begin in the spring of 2016 and be completed in the summer of 2016.
Traffic will be detoured from using the bridge utilizing Oregonia Road, SR 73, Harveysburg Road, and Wilmington Road.
The Warren County Engineer's Office encourages drivers to stay alert and take your time when out on the road. We consider it a privilege to serve Warren County, to maintain a safe county road system and to help you get around our beautiful county.
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