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Blogs seem to be an inescapable part of modern life. They are used to share information and news with an Internet audience. With so many reasons to blog, finding the best approach can seem daunting. By utilizing the tips in this article, you should be able to set up a blog that can be as successful as you desire.
Create a blog that is unlike any other. Stick with interesting, unique content. Including information that is difficult to find will attract readers too. Choose to write about a unique experience, or a hobby most people aren't familiar with. Explain exactly how a widget works. Give readers a reason to come to your site when they need information.
Stay real. Don't pretend to know everything. Be honest, be transparent, and be available to your readers. Make this your goal. Your blog is a reflection of yourself. Perfection is not necessary, but you should simply work on improvements. If you make a mistake, you make a mistake. Ultimately, people will want to read your content because of the unique spin you put on it.
Make sure your posts are clear and concise. While depth and details are important for certain subjects, posts that are too lengthy or wordy may turn off your readers. Readers don't care about lengthy descriptions, they want you to get to the point quickly so they can learn what they came to find out. People want content, not fluff.
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As mentioned before, blogs and bloggers have become ubiquitous parts of today's society. The styles and reasons for blog posting are many and varied. Thankfully, there is still room for new authors in the blogosphere. This advice can help you to target and improve your blog.

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Monday, August 5, 2013
Boys and Hair Bows
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- AnonymousAugust 5, 2013 at 4:08 PM
It's not you.ReplyDelete
First, the man involved was a jerk. And his actions were inexcusable even if he thought he was being funny.
This mom set her child up to be ridiculed, teased and laughed at. Right there, at the age of two, in Walmart. She willingly made him a target.
His mom is clearly not dim-witted so, as I read, I had to wonder how she could have thought taking a little boy into a store with a hideous pink flower hairband in his hair would NOT draw negative attention.
The answer is in the bottom third of her article. Her soap box speech/indignation reveals the tale.
She's ever so proud o her broadminded acceptance, her stellar ability to raise above the narrow-minded bigots of the world who believe in things like traditional marriage and remember the definition of perversion--even if her nobility causes her son emotional wounds he's not ready to deal with or understand.
It's quite clear that this mom is proud of herself and willing to make her little son into a little trophy, testament to her commitment to "fairness."
If this young woman wants to take it on the chin to prove her enlightenment, so be it. But it is a parent's job to do all they can to protect their children from abuse, not set them up for it.
Her rant about the buffoon who behaved so shamefully towards her son should have included personal remorse for being so blinded by her own cause that she used her little son as Exhibit A for her political correctness.
Uh-hmm. Sorry about the rant, Margaret. That article riled me up on so many levels, it's all I can do to stop now!Replies
Thanks, Deb. This is a very thought-provoking comment, and I agree!Delete
Over half her blog was dedicated to telling how open minded she is. I'm mainly asking why a man in Walmart even noticed? Have you been to Walmart recently? And at age two, couldn't he have been a little girl in some generic clothes? She says the man was on the tipsy side, so perhaps that's why he felt free to ask. It will be interesting to see what comes of it.ReplyDeleteReplies
Apparently some younger girls had asked if he was a boy or a girl...being dressed in boy clothes, but with a girl's headband. The man overheard the conversation and that's how he got involved. Supposedly.Delete
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Swift When we run the above program using playground, we get the following result: [NO, EA, WE, SO]
Capturing Values and Reference Types In Swift, capturing constants and variables values is done with the help of closures. It further refers and modify the values for those constants and variables inside the closure body even though the variables no longer exists. Capturing constant and variable values is achieved by using nested function by writing function with in the body of other function. A nested function captures 
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In Swift, when a constant or a variable is declared inside a function, reference to that variables are also automatically created by the closure. It also provides the facility to refer more than two variables as the same closure as follows let decrem = calcDecrement(forDecrement: 18) decrem() Here oneDecrement and Decrement variables will both point the same memory block as closure reference. func calcDecrement(forDecrement total: Int) -> () -> Int { var overallDecrement = 100 func decrementer() -> Int { overallDecrement -= total println(overallDecrement) return overallDecrement } return decrementer } let decrem = calcDecrement(forDecrement: 18) decrem() decrem() decrem()
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text: Read more Empathy / Happiness / Hygge / Lifestyle HOW TO "HYGGE" THIS THANKSGIVING : 5 TIPS TO GUARANTEE MORE HAPPINESS By Jessica Joelle Alexander on November 22, 2017 As featured in Huffington Post Turkey day is upon us and many of us are fretting over ingredients, travel plans and general excitement and anxiety over seeing the family. While it is lovely to be together… Read more Empathy / Happiness / Lifestyle / Parenting How to Build Emotions the Danish Way By Jessica Joelle Alexander on February 5, 2017 People ask me all the time what empathy training looks like in Denmark. Empathy is not talked about as a subject as such but rather, it is very entwined in the play and what they… Read more Hygge / Lifestyle Hygge-mania and what it actually means for people who aren't Danish By Jessica Joelle Alexander on December 13, 2016 I just finished my umpteenth interview for a magazine about hygge today. I write about the life changing power of hygge for familes in my book The Danish Way of Parenting: what the Happiest People… Read more Lifestyle Is the Danish secret to happy children hidden in the word Lego? By Jessica Joelle Alexander on December 9, 2016 We have all thought about what it means to be a parent from time to time, but have you ever wondered what it means to be an American parent and how our culture affects the… Read more Empathy / Lifestyle / Parenting What The Danish Way Taught Me About Discipline By Jessica Joelle Alexander on November 12, 2016 As featured in "The Local" Europe. We were on holiday recently and I witnessed a fairly familiar scene. I don't need to talk about where we were. It could have been Anywhere, U.S.A or Wherever,… Read more Lifestyle Is Anyone Measuring All this Educational Measuring? By Jessica Joelle Alexander on September 27, 2016 When I talked to my Danish husband about getting grades when I was in kindergarten, he almost fell off the bed. "What in the world did you get grades for?" We would discuss our childhoods… Next


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The quick & dirty 2010 MLS preview, mostly so I can see how wrong I am at the end of the season...
1. Columbus Crew
Losing Alejandro Moreno could hurt more that the Crew are expecting, but they should be good enough to win the East.
2. DC United
DCU has looked good towards the end of the preseason, but depth could be a major issue.
3. New York Red Bulls
If the new stadium doesn't energize the Red Bulls, what will?
4. Chicago Fire
Handing over the team to a goalkeeper with no experience is an interesting move.
5. New England Revolution
Defense will have to carry them, who's going to score the goals?
6. Philadelphia Union
Could be a surprise this year, Nowak has a good roster to work with.
7. Toronto FC
De Rosario & De Guzman are going to have to carry this team if they're going anywhere.
8. Kansas City Wizards
Excitement level is negative for this group.
1. Real Salt Lake
Kreis is still improving as a coach, team remains mostly intact for the Champions.
2. LA Galaxy
The young Brazilians could put the Gals over the top.
3. Chivas USA
Kljestan has a lot to prove, continued development of Mayen & Flores should make the Goats tough.
4. Seattle Sounders
Expect the Sounders to be better than last year, but the West is tough.
5. Houston Dynamo
Losing Clark & Holden will be tough to overcome, hopefully Landin can step up.
6. Colorado Rapids
Are the Rapids the most boring team in the league?
7. FC Dallas
Eric Avila is one of the only interesting things about this team, hoping to see Brek Shea get some time too.
8. San Jose Earthquakes
I take back the Rapids comment, this could be the most boring team in the league.


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In Answer to Salesforce's 'Chatter', Neudesic Launches 'Pulse' to Augment Dynamics CRM; Bidoma Offers KB Sharing
published November 5, 2010
Pulse, a new enhanced CRM product from Microsoft Corp. partner, Neudesic LLC, is where social interface meets Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
Inspired by popular social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, Pulse is an enterprise social networking product that creates an interconnected network of people and systems throughout the organization to help keep Dynamics CRM current, according to John Vogeley, Neudesic's General Manager, Product Sales.
Like public social networking tools such as Facebook, Pulse provides an easy-to-use, online interface where users can update the company on projects, share ideas, exchange files and links, and search for information, according to the company.
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Our guest: L. Alison Heller
Why she rocks: Her debut novel is FANTASTIC. And she is CUTE as hell. And FUNNY too! (Yes, we're girl crushin'!)
Her debut: The Love Wars
Our thoughts: Very Devil Wears Prada-esque! We LOVED it–fast paced and fun, you won't be able to resist The Love Wars. One of our faves so far in 2013.
Where you can read more about Alison: Her website, Facebook and Twitter.
Giveaway: ONE copy. Just leave a comment to be entered to win. We'll randomly select the winners after 12pm PST on May 26th.
Two of my favorite authors wrote blurbs for THE LOVE WARS and I can't wait to get my hands on their summer offerings: Meg Donohue's ALL THE SUMMER GIRLS and Liane Moriarity's THE HUSBAND'S SECRET.
2. Vacay or Staycay I plan to take
I'm lucky with this one! My sister and her family moved to London, so this summer we're going to all meet up in France.
3. Cocktail or Mocktail
I've just did a recipe for book clubs describing my very sloppy way of making Pimm's Cup, and now I have it on the brain. Also, last year while visiting my sister in London, I had my first taste of elderflower syrup. We would pour some in seltzer with a sprig of mint and it was delicious. I haven't been able to find it here in New York, so I'm looking forward to having some on our vacation.
4. Music you plan to listen to
Vampire Weekend's latest album comes out on May 7 (incidentally, the same day as THE LOVE WARS' debut) and I can't wait to listen to it.
5. Place you plan to write
I love to sit up on the roof of my building and write. It's a very quiet spot with shade and a breeze. I've been known to stretch use of it until November, but really, it works best in the summer.
Thanks, Alison!


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The bizarre saga of the minor from Yitzhar continues, this time with the police harassing the young boy's elderly grandparents in Petach Tikva as well as others who helped the boy comply with the IDF's administrative expulsion order, according to the Honenu legal aid society.
For reasons unknown, the IDF gave an administrative distancing order to a 15-year-old minor from Yitzhar, requiring that he leave his parents' home and all of Judea and Samaria. They claim he is a danger to the state, but there's been no trial, no evidence, and they only arrested the boy for not leaving his parents' home as ordered and not for any criminal actions they imagine he's done.
The family has been trying to fight the secretive order. The other week the police arrested the boy at 3 AM in his parents' home and tried to send him to some unknown farm in the south of the country, apparently for reeducation.
The family fought it.
In part because the police couldn't even provide basic details on the facility and they didn't follow procedures and bring in child welfare services, the court decided to free the boy to return home. The court strongly criticized the police for their actions.
But the police immediately appealed to a different judge who threw the boy back in jail over Shabbat.
After Shabbat the first court released the boy again, but he could not return to Judea and Samaria, so he has been going to different homes each night to sleep, to comply with the anti-democratic distancing order.
The Petach Tikva Magistrate's court is expected to make an interim decision on Tuesday, and until then, the expelled youth has been living part of the time with his grandparents, despite their protests to the court that it would be too difficult for them to take him in because of the police expectations from them.
And the police are making sure that it is very difficult on the grandparents.
The police decided to visit and harass the grandparents in the middle of the night, despite promising the court it wouldn't do that.
This week the police began loudly banging on the grandparents' door at 4 AM, screaming at the couple, demanding the elderly couple immediately open up the door so they could check if the minor was sleeping there.
When the elderly couple asked the police how they can show up at that hour and act that way, one policeman answered they can show up whenever they want.
Nor is this a one-time occurrence by the police.
At a different home the boy had stayed at previously in Givatayim, the police showed up at 11 PM with their walkie-talkies on at full volume. They began ringing the intercom of different neighbors, despite the family's name being clearly posted on the intercom, and worse, despite knowing the boy wasn't even there anymore, as he had informed the police he was sleeping at a different address that night.
The host family said the police woke up the entire street with their actions.
The boy's former host asked, "Why are the police punishing them?" They were helping the family comply with the judge's order.
Unfortunately, similar stories of police abuse are not unknown in Israel.
The family continues to protest, and other youths have begun protesting in front of the home of Central Command chief Ron Numa who signed the bizarre IDF expulsion order of the young boy from his home.


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A ground up rust free build complete with everything you could ever wish in a Mini. Fitted with a custom tuned B18C Vtec Type R and the premium Syncrotec 4.3 ratio 5 speed transmission this is about as awesome as it gets.
This is a fine example of a well appointed car, from start to finish only the best parts were used. Fitted with an incredibly powerful B16B Type R Honda engine matched to a custom gear ratio Syncrotec 5speed transmission. This car started with a meager 60hp 998cc mini motor and jumped all the way to nearly 200hp. The tall gear ratio Syncrotec transmission offers the perfect freeway gearing experience for everyday driving as well as long distance road trips.
What began as a simple woodie restoration quickly morphed into a sophisticated and ambitious project. Peggy and Bob found us through Michael Louis the owner of Miniguy.com over a year ago. Bob said he wanted the best woodie ever for his lovely wife and it needed to be reliable and have an automatic transmission. That dint seem like a tall order but it proved to be quite a handful to create. We actually built two cars trying to accomplish the request, but the other turned out to be the donor car for our next woodie. After encountering every problem in the book, painting it 3 times, replacing 3 Motors, and three transmissions, along with countless other roadblocks it finally came to fruition this past month just in time for the annual woodie show in San Clamente. In the end the final product came out quite well and we are all proud of her.
This is a great example of a well appointed Mini. With over 130hp and performance suspension this car really has that little extra that brings a smile to your face. We recommend the D series drivetrain option to budget builders as well as performance enthusiasts due to the power potential of the D15. The gear ratio on the D series motors is much taller and doesn't require the syncretic custom gearing so the final build cost is several thousand dollars less. The motor can easily be upgraded to produce lots more power with minor upgrades as well. As you can see in the pictures we attempted to install a turbo under the unextended hood.
This car originally had a stout 1275cc motor with performance everything! The Honda B16 motor was a much needed replacement in both the reliability and power categories. The owner Mark regularly enjoys driving it up in the bay area.
The Mini that started it all. One of our earliest builds has recently been refreshed with the more recent suspension and a healthy B16 motor. Contact us for a test drive when you are considering visiting the area.
A favorite at the shop for some time is now at home to its new owner in Nevada.
This recently painted early Mk1 is going to be our next Midi conversion. We will be fitting her with a supercharged K20 Type R motor and our full Rally package.
If you are looking for a ridiculously fun Mini look no further. The rear motor known as the Midi turns the fun little mini into a corvette beating monster! Check out the video!
When Eric approached us to transform his 70s Mk3 Mini into a Radical 4x4 turbo Vtec we were excited to say the least. Some Minis such as this one can have quite a lot of hidden rust which takes majority of our time to mend. In the end we were able to add extra rigidity in the process which is recommended for something with such a great deal of power. Here are a few pictures of the build.
When you can't quite afford the real deal you do the next best thing! This 1275 powered classic Mk1 mini Cooper now lives in NYC, a bit closer to home. This is a handsome homage to the original rally car that we are proud to display.
This was a complete ground up restoration that is now quite literally the most bad ass A series mini we have built.
Keeping true to its roots this mini sports the original 850 and 10" steel wheels. You can see it driving around town when you are visiting Santa Barbara.
This is one of the best driving, and coolest minis made and not just because it has A/C! With a fresh paint job and a recent tune this car is perfect for a daily driver or just for fun. I might throw some sportspack arches on it soon, so keep checking in for updates.


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S4: Armor ceramics–challenges and new developments
When properly combined with other materials, ceramic and glass materials can exhibit ballistic penetration resistances significantly higher than monolithic metallic materials. Therefore, it is not surprising that lightweight armor technologies, based on ceramic and glass materials, have been developed that provide levels of protection against a wide array of ballistic threats. Despite this reality, current knowledge and understanding are limited with respect to the effects of a ceramic body's physical, chemical, structural, and mechanical characteristics on its local and global response to dynamic contact loading conditions that are characterized by locally large transient stresses, deformations, and temperatures. The deficiency in our understanding of processing–structure–properties–performance relationships has been a hindrance to the development of new materials through conventional and advanced processes, as well as materials-by-design strategies.
This symposium is an opportunity for attendees from industry, academia, and government organizations to meet and participate in open discussions on relevant fundamental and applied research that supports the advancement of knowledge and understanding of the processing–-structure–properties–performance relationships for ceramic and glass materials. Proposed symposium topics are listed below. In addition, special sessions on (1) fundamental terminal ballistic behavior, (2) ultrahard and superhard ceramics based on B-C-N-O chemistries, and (3) novel concepts and methods for improving properties by engineering ceramic structure at the atomic, nano, micro, meso, and macro length scales are planned. Contributing papers addressing the general symposium topics and/or the special session topics are welcomed. For those interested in participating, but uncertain whether their work fits within the theme of this symposium, please contact the symposium organizers listed below.
Proposed session topics
- Terminal ballistic behavior: depth-of-penetration, dwell and penetration, in situ/real-time and post-test characterization, mechanisms, size–scale effects, modeling, new techniques
- Synthesis and processing: ceramics, glasses, glass-ceramics, new materials, new methods including field-effects and additive manufacturing, monolithic and composites including CMC's and laminates, toughened, damage-tolerant, multiscale structures, materials-by-design, conventional and novel powders, green body forming, densification, surface modification, planar and curved shapes with/without topological features, scale-up
- Materials characterization: chemistry, phases, structure, defects, flaws and flaw statistics, bulk, surface, microscopy, spectroscopy, combinedmethods, non-destructive, residual stress, reactivity, wear and erosion, new techniques
- Quasi-static and dynamic behavior: mechanical properties, low and high-rate, high-pressure, large deformation, shear, multi-stress state, shock, fracture, fragmentation, damage, inelastic deformation mechanisms, phase transformations and transitions, in situ probing, small-scale, size–scale effects, reactivity, macro, new techniques
- Materials and process modeling: material, system, analytical, computational, continuum, atomistic, multiscale, thermodynamics, mechanics, phenomenological, physically-based, microstructural, damage, inelastic deformation mechanisms, phase transformations and transitions, fracture, fragmentation, impact, penetration, residual stress, homogeneous and heterogeneous deformation, failure, size–scale effects, novel numerical techniques, new materials
- Bonding of materials: surface chemistry and structure, surface treatments, bond material characteristics and properties, bond theory, bonded interface processing, interface characteristics and properties, bond durability, residual stress, modeling
Symposium organizers
- Jerry LaSalvia, ARL, USA; firstname.lastname@example.com
- Jeffrey Swab, ARL, USA; email@example.com
- Kristopher Behler, ARL, USA
- Sikhanda Satapathy, USA
- Brady Aydelotte, USA
- David Stepp, ARO, USA
- Andrew Wereszczak, ORNL, USA
- Victoria Blair, ARL, USA
- Michael Golt, ARL, USA
- Ghatu Subhash, UFL, USA
- Peter Brown, The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, UK


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It has been quiet on my end. But I assure you I'm not dead. Nor have I forgotten you.
That's why I've stopped by here to give you a quick update on 2014's goals in the works. You see, I'm setting out to prep my first novel for submissions this year. Which means more "nose to the grindstone" and less internet play time. So posts may be infrequent. But I will try from time to time to stop by and give you updates.
Amidst completing Rise of Betrayal's final edits, I will be polishing up a book proposal and synopsis. Oh I am so excited. I can hardly stand it.
*Looks for cheese grater to rub forehead against because it HAS to be less painful.*
Ok, sarcasm aside. This is the year I'm striving to buck fear and buckle down. It's time to make things happen. So I'm putting this out there in the hopes that some of you will pitch in and not only encourage me to that end, but keep me accountable.
With that said, here's a little tidbit from my work so far. The hook and summary paragraph for Tale of the Clans Book 1: Rise of Betrayal.
An Irish tenant becomes instrumental in bringing the clan she fears to power.
To Nessa inion Aengus and her family, the Dal Cais have brought nothing but misery. Forced to seek sanctuary after the death of her betrothed, Nessa wants only to be rid of the warmongering clan and her overlord. When she becomes an unknowing accomplice in the political schemes of her rescuers, Nessa is pressed to aid the clan who betrayed her family in their quest to gain Munster's provincial throne. Can she do so without exposing her identity to the Dal Cais – or to the man whose brother is dead because of her?
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Chemistry for Conservators 2017 [1]
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This correspondence course provides an introduction for people with little (for instance lower school chemistry studied years ago) or no chemistry. The course provides an excellent background to many training courses in conservation; indeed several conservation training establishments recommend this course to potential students with an insufficient chemistry background. Taking this course should enable students to gain greater insight into their everyday work.
The syllabus focuses on major conservation issues, e.g. types of materials, the environment, cleaning and deterioration.
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The two big differences between Warren Buffett and the thousands of pessimists predicting our financial demise is that he puts his hard earned cash on the line, and he is usually right.
Warren Buffett, in buying Burlington Northern Railroad Company in the US has just made his biggest investment ever. All said and done the business came with a $44 billion price tag.
He said he's betting on an out and out recovery in the US economy and he is focusing, as all good investors should, on the medium to long term.
Meanwhile, pessimists are pulling their money out of equity funds and piling into fixed interest bonds.
So no doubt they will not only be dismayed by Warren Buffett's move, but also by Cisco CEO's statement on Thursday which ignited US stockmarkets. He stands alongside his counterparts at Apple, Amazon and Intel by stating "the quarter was very strong and the recovery is gaining momentum".
Further good news comes from the US Institute for Supply and Management who reckon the US GDP is likely now growing at an annualised rate of 4.5pc. Workers' productivity also offers a guide.
This week the US Labour Department said output per hour of non farm workers rose at an annual rate of 9.5pc in the quarter, more than four times the average productivity growth rate of the last 25 years. Taking that together with the previous quarter's 6.9pc, it's the strongest productivity growth rate over any six month period since 1961.
All of this, plus the continued scepticism among experts and ordinary investors, tells us to expect a continuing worldwide stockmarket recovery.
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The Australian National University
The ARC Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language and the Department of Linguistics, College of Asia and the Pacific, Australian National University (ANU) invites applications from students interested in undertaking PhD research.
Below is a list of potential topics for PhD position/s located at the Australian National University:
Australian Indigenous languages
- Syntactic/morphological/information structure and/or semantic aspects of Warlpiri spoken in Central Australia, based on fieldwork and on building a Warlpiri corpus from existing sources (Supervisors: Jane Simpson in collaboration with Mary Laughren and David Nash (ANU)) (could also be undertaken at Melbourne, UQ, WSU)
- Interfaces between prosody, syntax and information structure in Warumungu, a Pama-Nyungan language spoken around Tennant Creek, based on fieldwork and on building a Warumungu corpus from existing sources (Supervisor: Jane Simpson in collaboration with Samantha Disbray, Charles Darwin University)
- Shared syntax and morphology in languages of the Tennant Creek area based on fieldwork and existing sources (Supervisors: Jane Simpson in collaboration with Samantha Disbray, Charles Darwin University, and David Nash (ANU))
- Comparative grammar of Yuendumu Warlpiri, Lajamanu Warlpiri, Willowra Warlpiri, Wakirti Warlpiri and Warlmanpa, based on fieldwork and existing sources (Supervisors: Jane Simpson in collaboration with Mary Laughren and David Nash (ANU))
- Another proposed topic on an Australian language and/or contact situation (Supervisor: Jane Simpson) (could also be undertaken at Melbourne, UQ, WSU)
Language variation and change
- Variation and change in Australian English – analysis of variation in phonetic and/or morphosyntactic features in spontaneous speech data from a well-defined speech community (based on ethnicity, region, socio-economic status, age, etc.) (Supervisor: Catherine Travis and Caroline Jones, see "Sydney Speaks" for more detail)
- Community languages in Australia – analysis of the use of a defined set of (phonetic and/or morphosyntactic) features in a community language as spoken by bilinguals in Australia (Supervisor: Catherine Travis)
- Another proposed topic related to language variation and change, including in language contact situations (Supervisor: Catherine Travis)
- Cross-linguistic patterns of subject expression ('pro-drop') (Supervisor: Catherine Travis)
- Quantitative study of variable subject expression in a given language, in particular in a language with grammaticized switch reference marking (e.g. Australian Indigenous language), or in a language without subject-verb agreement (e.g. Japanese, Korean) (Supervisor: Catherine Travis)
- Language Variation and Typological Diversity: Quantitative and typological study of language variation in a small, rural community in Latin America, speaking a variety of Spanish or Portuguese, that will articulate with the other PhD projects being pursued in Nick Evans' project 'Wellsprings of Linguistic Diversity' (Supervisors: Nick Evans & Catherine Travis).
Documentation of languages in Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands
- Fieldwork-based documentation and description of a Papuan language of the Southern New Guinea region (Supervisor: Nick Evans)
- Fieldwork based documentation and description of to-date undescribed languages of Austronesian or Papuan languages of Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands (Supervisors: Don Daniels, Simon Greenhill and Bethwyn Evans)
- Study of the indigenous sign language used for communicating with and among deaf people in the Western Highlands of Papua New Guinea (Supervisor: Alan Rumsey). Preferred qualification for this position: experience in analysing and/or using a sign language.
Morpho-syntax of Austronesian languages in Indonesia and Malaysia
- Grammatical analysis which could be based on fieldwork and existing sources (Supervisors: Wayan Arka & Jane Simpson)
Child language acquisition in Papua New Guinea
- Fieldwork-based study of children's acquisition of a Papuan language (Supervisor: Alan Rumsey in collaboration with Hannah Sarvasy). Prerequisite for this position: prior knowledge of the language.
- Linguistic or linguistic-anthropological study of aspects of children's language socialization in the Ku Waru and/or Nungon languages of Papua New Guinea, based on existing documentation of interactions involving children in those languages (Supervisor: Alan Rumsey in collaboration with Hannah Sarvasy). Preferred qualification for this position: training in language acquisition studies.
Historical linguistics in Papua New Guinea and Melanesia
- Comparative-historical study within the Chimbu-Wahgi family of Papuan languages. (Supervisor: Alan Rumsey). Prerequisite for this position: Training in historical-comparative linguistics
- Historical-comparative study that aims to contribute to the broader reconstruction of the linguistic prehistory of Melanesia, with projects focused on the languages of Madang and Bougainville in Papua New Guinea. (Supervisors: Don Daniels, Simon Greenhill and Bethwyn Evans). A background in historical or comparative linguistics or language typology is preferred
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1987 | 40 Marine Trader Trawler for Sale
Reunion is a nice 1987 Marine Trader 40 Sundeck trawler and a Great Loop veteran. This double cabin model provides very comfortable accommodations for the owner and guests and features a galley down and salon with dinette up layout. Reunion is powered by an economical single Lehman 135 hp diesel engine and a Phasor generator provides electrical power for the boat. The large sundeck and flybridge provides excellent outdoor areas for entertaining and navigation. This vessel is turnkey and ready to cruise. Many recent upgrades include:
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A widowmaker dab is at least 6 different dabs in 1. The combination of all the different oils really makes for a crazy head and body high. This time we have at least 10 different oils, a couple budders, and we pack them together on our Happy Daddy Buster Dabber. We go in on our Honey Supply Glass SUBLIME WITH ROME Barrel to Circ! Hot and Hurty for the win!


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Chief Scientist -- Willoughby
Doppler Scientist -- Landsea
Observers -- J. Lawrence (U. Houston), S. Jones (U. Munich)
This document is divided into 3 sections (Each section is written by the Chief Scientist):
Flight 960912H was a tasked reconnaissance mission into Hurricane Hortense, originating and terminating at McDill AFB. HRD participants were: Hugh Willoughby, Chris Landsea, Sarah Jones (Univ. of Munich) J. Lawrence (Univ. of Houston) and J. Donnelly (UMASS). The tasking required N42RF to obtain the 06Z and 12Z fixes and to fly ALFA patterns between fixes. Because the hurricane was more than 600 nmi from Tampa, the ability to remain on station for the required time between fixes was a concern. The ALFA patterns were oriented at 45 degrees to the cardinal directions (314-135, 045-225) with 110 nmi legs. Chosen mission altitude was 5000 ft.
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N42RF took off from McDill at 0331 UT on 12SEP96, arrived within radar range of the storm at 0546, and approached the eye at 5000 ft on a nominal track of 135. Initially the eye was 15 nmi in diameter, open to the S, defined by several wispy bands of convection with maximum reflectivities ~40 dB(Z). We reached the center 0609 UT, extrapolated a MSLP of 963 hPa, and encountered 110 kt winds on exit to the SE. We continued beyond the eye on the same track to a point SE of the center and turned north to a point NE of the center. The nominal track on the second penetration was 225, perpendicular to the first penetration's. We measured 115 kt winds on penetration and reached the center at 0734 UT when the MSLP was 962 hPa. We continued beyond the eye to a point 110 nmi the SW of the center and turned downwind to the west. After the second penetration, the character of the eyewall changed. It became a continuous arc of reflectivity occupying the northern semicircle. Maximum reflectivities increased to nearly 50 dB(Z). Before this time we had flown through only light turbulence in the eyewall and essentially no turbulence elsewhere. We entered the eye from the SE through a broad ~3 m/s updraft in the low reflectivities of the southern semicircle. By 0859 the MSLP had fallen to 958 hPa. On exit from the eye toward the NW we flew through alternating up and downdrafts with peak vertical velocities > 10 m/s. During one transition from down to updraft we encountered severe turbulence that imposed +3g and -1 g accelerations on the airplane. After the third penetration the eyewall expanded to 25 nmi diameter and extended through 270 degrees of arc, but remained open to the south. We flew downwind around the storm to a point east of the center and made the final penetration from east to west. When we reached the center at 1103 UT, the pressure remained unchanged from the third fix. A line of relatively low reflectivity extended diametrically across the eye from SW to NE, and the boundaries of an extensive anvil extending 200 nmi from eye showed clearly on the PPI radar. By this time, the sun had risen. The aircraft was in stratocumulus cloud at the 5000 ft flight level in the eye with blue sky visible above through breaks in the clouds. We exited on a 300 deg track, remaining at 5000 ft until we were 110 nmi from the center and then climbed to ferry altitude. N42RF recovered at McDill at 1335 UT.
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Airplane, and instrumentation worked well. The g-loading imposed by severe turbulence led to a required inspection for structural damage, but none was found. J. Donnelly made some progress on interference between the scatterometer and radiometer prototypes for ultimate installation on the AFRES aircraft.
Clearly, some influence weakened Hortense during the early part of the flight. Then the hurricane accumulated energy that erupted in the surpercell and produced a 3-4 hPa fall in MSLP as well as reformation of the eyewall at larger radius. This transformation was the start of a deepening trend that lasted throughout the day on 13SEP96.
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For just over eight days Tucker Hemphill and I were a part of a short-term mission team in Quito, Ecuador. We went with a group of Episcopal youth and adults from the southeast U.S. We stayed at a wonderful hostel and were treated to amazing breakfasts and outstanding hospitality. We learned more about the ministries of our missionaries Cameron and Roberto Vivanco. We did a day of touring to learn about the culture and people of Ecuador and an afternoon of shopping in the market. Most of our time was spent with the people of Buen Pastor, one of the four Episcopal congregations in the city and the home church of the children we sponsor through Education=Hope.
Each day we would wake up fairly early, have breakfast and get on the bus for the day's activities. On the bus we would do our daily devotion, led by one of the participants. The ride took about 45 minutes to travel to the southern end of the city. Quito sits in an long valley between the mountains and the parish of Buen Pastor is the southernmost congregation in the city. The journey each day took us through the heart of the city and we would see much along the way. Children and youth headed to summer school, beggars on the streets (selling everything from toilet paper to lottery tickets), and people going about their daily affairs. From our bus windows we saw both the beauty and splendor of Quito and the reality and sadness of it's poverty.
We also had the pleasure to meet Juana, one of the students we sponsor and Maria, her mother. We will share more of their story in the upcoming weeks.
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Attention all parish men! Men's group will gather this Saturday, July 11, at 9:00 a.m. in the kitchen.
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Glimpses of God group will meet on Tuesday, July 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the church. This meeting replaces the one originally scheduled for July 7th.
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Srimad Bhagavata Saptaham Dec 21-27, 2009
Srimad Bhagavata Saptaham
(A 7 day Dec 21-27 - Discourses(Upanyasam) in English)
by Poojya Sri. Ramanujamji
Dec 21st to Dec 26th(Day 1 to 6)
4:30 PM: Kirtans by Local Artists
5:30 PM to 7:45 PM: Discourses(Upanyasam) in English
Kirtans 4:30PM: Sri Tyagarajar Kritis by disciples of Smt. Deepa Srinivasan
Upanyasam 5:30PM: Srimad BhagavataMahatmyam - Glory and importance of Srimad Bhagavatapurana, Story of Sage Naradaand Story of King Parikshit.
Kirtans 4:30PM: Sri Oothukadu VenkataSubbaiyar Kritis by Smt. Seetha Chandrasekar & group
Upanyasam 5:30PM: Dhruva Charitra-The beautiful story of the 5-year old Dhruva, whose resolve, coupled with the grace of the Guru, brought the Lord in front of him.
Kirtans 4:30PM: Sri Narayana Theerthar Tarangams by disciples of Smt. Padma Ashok Krishnan
Upanyasam 5:30PM:AjamilaUpakhyana-The glory of the Divine Name illustrated in the life of Ajamila.
Kirtans 4:30PM:Popular Bhajans by Sri. Prabhu & group
Upanyasam 5:30PM:Prahlada Charitra-The story of the greatest of Bhagavatas, Prahlada, one for whose truth, the Lord appeared in front of his father.
Kirtans 4:30PM:Sri Annamacharya Kritis by disciples of Smt. Meenakshi Anipindi
Upanyasam 5:30PM:GajendraMoksha-The story of how the elephant King Gajendrasurrendered to the Lord and how the Lord came in response to his call.
VamanaAvatara-The story of how the Lord came as a young lad, Vamana, and grew to span all the three worlds in order to bless His devotee Mahabali.
Kirtans 4:30PM:HH Sri Sri Muralidhara Swamiji Kirtans by GoDivinity Satsang members
Upanyasam 5:30PM:Krishna Jananam-The birth and the divine exploits of Lord Sri Krishna.
Dec 27th - Vaikunta Ekadasi Program
4:00 PM to 6:15 PM: Upanyasam Rukmini Kalyanam
The story of the divine wedding of Lord Sri Krishna with Rukmini.
6:15 PM to 7:45 PM: Sri Vaikunda EkadasiSpecial Satsang followed by Mass prayers with Mahamantrakirtans.


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Alvin and the Chipmunks Meet Frankenstein (1999)
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Story: Song-filled, animated feature with the mischievous chipmunks. Alvin and his brothers get a fright and a half while working as movie studio tour performers. Upon deciding to visit the Frankenstein's Castle attraction, they end up encountering what seem to be the real Dr Frankenstein and his monstrous creation!
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Friday 9th September
The night before dad arrived me and Tarsh were sat at the kitchen table drinking wine and realising that I was leaving over the next few days and that my dad was actually arriving the next day.
I then get a text from him saying that his flight from Singapore has been cancelled – WHAT!!!!
So me and Tarsh were then trying to find another flight for him to Melbourne but we weren't having much luck.
In the end he ended up getting a flight to Sydney and from there he then had to fly to Mildura which was the opposite way to where we were heading the next day.
It was all a bit of a drama but it all worked out in the end.
Saturday 10th September
So we all wake up nice and early to get Dan fed and Tarsh was going to take my van to swan hill to get a wheel alignment and me, Andy and Dan were going to go to Mildura to get my dad.
Dad then messages me and tells me that his plane is actually delayed to Mildura by 2 hours, what is going on? He's not having much luck is he!
But anyway, me and Andy leave the house around 9:30am to go and get him and it takes around 3 hours to get there because of how wet the roads were leaving the farm.
But we got there and he got there so it all worked out in the end.
I ran over to him and gave him a big hug, he looked really tired (well I'm not surprised!)
Then back in the car to go back to the farm, Dad sat in front with Andy and he was telling him lots of stuff about the farm etc.
When we got back there Andy had to go back out to pick Tarsh up as it was too wet to bring the van back in, so Me and Dad had a couple of beers and had a stroll around the farm with Dan and I showed him the cottage he was staying in and all the old staff sheds etc., which he enjoyed.
This was his very own cottage for the next few days….
The rest of the night we spent drinking a lot of beer and wine and catching up and also Andy and Tarsh telling my dad's lots about the farm. I think it's safe to say that my Dad ended up being rather drunk!
Sunday 11th September
We woke up around 8am the next day and I did my usual chores and my walk but took my dad with me and Dan this time.
So we took the bins out to the incinerator to be burnt, then onto the chooks to collect the eggs and give them their food, then we went and got the dogs and took them for a walk up round to where the tip is and down to where the magpie kept swooping at the dogs all the time, I had pre-warned him about the magpie so he brought along some sticks with him to throw at the magpie which did seem to work! He didn't swoop as much as normal and gave up sooner! If only I had brought along sticks with me to begin with!!
Then we walked up to the house dam where the dogs go swimming and I usually stand there and throw in sticks for them to catch so we did that and let the dogs race to the sticks, well not Cashie as she just stands there barking at the other two and trying to bite Nate when he comes back in.
When we came back to the house everyone was ready to go out so I quickly went and got changed and we all drove to Kyalite to go to the pub there. It's the closest pub to them really and takes about 40mins to get to.
It's a nice little pub though with lots of room and lots of things on the walls, like fish and crocodiles and even a boat.
We had dinner there and the food was really good, we all had fish and chips apart from Andy who had steak.
We also had quite a few beers there (well of course you have to in a pub don't you)
After food we went down to an old shearing shed for my dad to have a look at, it had lots of information in their about shearing and had some old wool in there and even some info on Keri-Keri. It was really interesting to see.
We then went back to the farm and went straight up to the dam by the woolshed to watch the sunset and also watch a group of birds flying around and catching all the mosquitos which was really cool.
After that we went back to the house and had dinner and more drinks around the kitchen table.
Monday 12th September
I spent a lot of the day packing up all my stuff that I had left around the house as I was leaving the next day after nearly 6 months there.
Tarsh drove dad around the property and he got to see the eagles nest with the massive brown eagles and what they had dropped out of their nest like bones and bits of fur.
He also went up to the shed to watch the guys doing the wool side sampling of the rams that were being sold.
I finally got all my stuff together as we were leaving quite early so my room looked really empty and it hit me that I was leaving so I felt quite sad, but I still enjoyed the evening.
Tuesday 13th September
We woke up around 7am and had breakfast and got the last things together. I left my message in the visitor's book and then we all jumped in the car and drove over to the van ready for me and my dad to drive away from the place I had called home for so long.
It was a very emotional goodbye – (by me and Tarsh anyways haha) and because I was crying my dad drove the first bit out of there.
First stop was about a 3 hour drive and it was to a place called Dunolly which is in the middle of Victoria. I was meeting a guy there about a fridge for my van which I ended up buying off him, so my van is pretty much all set now for the big adventure next year which is great.
We stopped there for a little while for food and coffee too and then set back off to Wincanton (Tarsh's sister's farm).
We arrived there around 5pm and as soon as we got there in typical Austin style of being a whirlwind of energy and excitement we got back in one of the cars and took a drive down to Coleraine to see where it had all been flooded just days earlier. It was also due to flood again so everyone was getting prepared with big sandbags blocking the doorways. Di said that it was the worst that it had flooded in about 50 years.
Then it was back to the house for dinner and to plan what we were going to do the next couple of days. Because the weather had been so bad a lot of the roads were closed and there was even a closure of the Halls Gap national park which I had been planning to go to. So that was off the list.
Jack and Harry were chatting to my dad about sports and showing off their high jump tricks.
Harry also showed us his birthday present, a crossbow! Of course! That's what every 9 year old boy gets for their birthday!! Haha.
Wednesday 14th September
We woke up early and had a look at the roads online to see if anything had changed but nope!
Di let us borrow one of their cars, so we decided to drive down to the waterfalls close to Hamilton which were absolutely incredible.
The one was called Nigretta falls and because of the amount of rain they had been having it was massive. It was pretty incredible to see especially considering that normally it is hardly a waterfall at all.
After the waterfalls we drove down to Port Fairy and Logan beach where they often have Whales.
It was really beautiful but no whales and was raining quite a lot – typical haha.
Then we drove back up to the house and had some dinner and watched some TV, and then had an early night ready for the next day.
Thursday 15th September
Again we woke up and thought that we would check out the roads to see if we could go to halls gap but they were still shut. So Di wrote down a list of places that we could drive to which was really nice of her.
First we drove down to Portland which is a town that exports lots of goods on shipping containers so we went down to the port and had a look at that, we also went to a café that she had suggested and had lunch there which was really good!
After Portland we drove along the coast to a town called Nelson where we went to look at the beach which was pretty incredible, they did have two beaches to look at but one was inaccessible because of all the flooding the road there was underwater.
Then it was up to Mount Gambier which we had to cross the Victoria/South Australia border to get to.
While we were there we visited the blue lake which was an old volcano, it was really beautiful.
Then we went and grabbed some coffee and drove over to an old sink hole which was turned into a garden and that was amazing! I've never seen anything like it!
Volcanos and sink holes……..glad I didn't live there in those times!
Then back to the house for dinner, while dinner was cooking, we all went up to the shearing shed because Jonny had been waiting for us to be back to shear some sheep, so dad could watch and even have a go on his own.
Jonny makes it look so easy but it is really difficult, but dad had a go anyways as you can see here…..
Haha that was funny!
Then back to the house for dinner and a movie.
Friday 16th September
We were up really early as we were leaving the Austin's to continue our journey in Melbourne, so Di took us to the bus in Hamilton around 6am.
I left the van the capable hands of Jack and Harry Austin…….god I hope it survives! haha
We got to Melbourne around midday and took all our bags to the hotel but our room wasn't ready so we decided to go for a walk around until it was.
I took dad to the graffiti streets, down the little café laneways and over the bridge to Southbank.
Then we got a call that our room was ready so we went and checked in and showered etc. Then we went back out for some lunch at Grill'd in the laneways.
Then we jumped on a tram over to Melbourne central and had a look at the shopping centre built around an old clock tower.
After that we decided to go over to Richmond and have a walk around the MCG, we couldn't go in as the footy finals were on but we walked around the gardens and then jumped on a tram over to chapel street and got a few drinks in a bar.
We also ordered some nachos for us to nibble on and only realised a few mouthfuls in that it had chili on, which obviously has beef in and as dad is a vegetarian he probably should stop eating it haha. He decided to carry on but try to miss the bits with meat on! Lol
After the nachos and beer we went to a restaurant called Richmond oysters which was absolutely amazing. We only went in for oysters as we weren't really hungry, but ended up getting oysters, and full meals too! All the fish was freshly caught and you could go and have a look in the fridges at the fish before buying it, it was absolutely amazing!
Once we finished our food we walked down to the jam factory and got tickets to watch sausage party, and while we were waiting jumped into TGIF for some cocktails.
Dad fell asleep during the film, and I nearly did! Not because it was boring, far from it! It's absolutely hilarious! But because it had been a busy day.
Luckily we were just a short train ride away from the hotel so we jumped on the train and then as soon as we got back to the hotel fell into our beds and were out for the night.
Saturday 17th September
We didn't have to check out the hotel until 11 so we had a bit of a lie in but still made it out in time for breakfast. So we packed away all of our stuff and left it at the hotel while we went and enjoyed our last day in Melbourne.
First stop was a café in the laneways for eggs on toast and some coffee.
Then we jumped on a tram over to St Kilda and strolled around the beach, and the shops and then the botanical gardens which was really nice.
We walked up the big peer on the beach where the turtles are during the morning and we were hoping that we might see some but we didn't! Typical again! Haha, but it was a nice walk up there and the view was good too.
I kept having to stop because my feet were hurting as I had been walking around all day yesterday with the wrong shoes on so I ended up getting big blisters on the balls of my foot again, which happened nearly a year ago when I started travelling! Surely I should have learnt my lesson when it comes to shoes! – Clearly not!
After the peer we decided to go and grab some food in one of the restaurants along the seafront and we had to wait a little while for a table as it was lovely weather which it hadn't been for a while so everyone was out making the most of it, but we didn't mind as we wanted a good table.
We both got some seafood and I ended up getting the biggest platter I have ever seen! Is this seriously for one person??
When we finished lunch we got a tram back to the city and went to Kathmandu (it's like an outdoor shop in Australia) dad bought himself a new backpack as his one was breaking, and he got some walking shoes.
I got myself a lightweight waterproof coat as it rains a lot in Malaysia and Bali as they are so tropical so thought it would be a good idea, and I also got myself some sensible sandals as I obviously need better shoes!
After the shopping we went to the hotel and dad changed over his backpacks then we headed back out again – with the old backpack because I said I thought it would be nicer for him to give it to a homeless person (there are so many in Melbourne)…anyways all the homeless people we walked past had bags galore and don't think they really needed another one so we ditched it and went to a couple of bars by the river instead. The bars were really nice and it was a nice way to leave Melbourne.
Then back to the hotel, time for an uber and onto the airport…..next stop Malaysia!!
(I can't believe I'm leaving Australia after a year!! It feels so strange!
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Game of the Week
Ravens 6 Vs Stem 1 – Well this game didn't have much meaning after Royals defeated Personal, but that didn't stop the Ravens for gathering an impressive win. Stem didn't have much to prove but scoring just one run has to be concerning.
Other Matchups
Royals 4 Vs Personal 2 – Personal failed to capitalize on a great opportunity at the beginning of the game. Royals made several spectacular defensive plays. Darnell's full extension dive saved a tying run and Frankie's juggling grab ended another Personal threat.
Gold 8 Vs Emperors 1 – Gold ended all doubt if they are slipping this season when they convincingly defeated the Emps. Yes, the Emps were not at full strength but the league's 3rd seeded team was expectedto put out a better effort.
Gold 7 Vs Bandits 4 – Considered a tune-up game for the playoffs, both teams hit pretty well but the difference was in the defense. The Bandits made several defensive and base running blunders. If they can keep those errors down, the Bandits can make some noise in the playoffs.
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Old Annapolis Road Trail is a 2.4 kilometer lightly trafficked loop trail located near Boutiliers Point, Nova Scotia, Canada that features a lake. The trail is good for all skill levels offers a number of activity options. Dogs are also able to use this trail.
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mountain biking
nature trips
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Old Annapolis Road Trail is a short wooded loop around Rees Lake, in Boutiliers Point, near St. Margaret's Bay, Nova Scotia. The trail was once well maintained by the Province, but no longer receives maintenance and should be followed with caution, especially in areas with a bridge and wooden planks. The trail is well marked with signs that are in relatively good condition, and is a easily followed path offering beautiful views. The trail is accessed by following an access road for approximately 7km. The access road is bumpy and at times steep and should be driven with care. Parking Information: Parking is available at the clearly directly adjacent to the trailhead off of Hiking Trail Road (a logging access road).
Quiet and secluded. Nice variety of terrain and scenery; brush, cedar, birch, lakes, small bridges, and an island. A few of the bridges were a little sketchy but t adds to the fun.
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Located in upper Val di Fiemme, Predazzo counts some 4,300 inhabitants and is one of the valley's most popular holidays resorts.
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Predazzo in summer has a lot to offer, from hiking to mountain biking, cycling or trekking. The museum of geology and mineralogy introduces visitors to the history of the surrounding mountains.
In winter Predazzo provides the ideal conditions for skiers and cross-country skiers. Ski lifts directly take you to the Ski Center Latemar and the Bellamonte-Alpe Luisa ski areas.
The village includes the quarters Poz, Birreria, Molin, Ischia, Sommavilla, Piè de Pardac and Borgonuovo.


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Conan O'Brien is on location filming in Chicago this week. Because he's Conan O'Brien and decided to start things off by launching a 10-ft bratwurst over the State Street Bridge. You're welcome.
Conan O'Brien is on location filming in Chicago this week. Because he's Conan O'Brien and decided to start things off by launching a 10-ft bratwurst over the State Street Bridge. You're welcome.
So the James Beard Awards these might not be. But how cool is it that there's a new award for the food industry (even if it is a corporate sponsored shill type of thing) And culinary freak-show Andrew Zimmern is part of it.
The new awards are sponsored by Tablespoon.com, which is owned by General Mills. They cover almost everything that could be covered by food awards: chefs, print media, TV, restaurants, even individual dishes. They're being billed as the "People's Choice Food Awards," which means that users are able to vote on the winners. The nominees were chosen by a 13-person panel of culinary experts, including Zimmern, food writer Mark Kurlansky and Twitter personality Ruth Bourdain.
Given that it's a new award, it pits some industry legends against up and comers for some categories. Which is weird. Who wants to be up against the French Laundry. Not this cook, I'll tell you that much. Still, there are some interesting picks. Read the full list below, and vote on your favorites at Tablespoon.com until April 30: Continue reading
The documentary series Food Forward will be debuting soon on a PBS affiliate near you, sometime in either April or May. The show aims to "reveal the compelling stories and inspired solutions envisioned by food rebels across America who are striving to create a more just, sustainable and delicious alternative to what we eat and how we produce it." Each episode will focus on a major food issue (fishing, farming, processed food, etc) and the people making positive advances in those fields. Below you'll see bits from a segment on chef David Kinch and the biodynamic, sustainable farming he does for his Los Gatos, CA restaurant Manresa. Continue reading
So it's the finale. The big enchilada. A four course tasting menu in a beautiful restaurant. A mini restaurant wars. Competing to be the sous chefs are a smattering of folks who'd left weeks before. The poor bastard who hacksaw butchered the pig in the first episode, is back.
Back to Whistler this week. Down to three chefs. The chefs arrive in Vancouver and get their coats on. They're in Chinatown. Greeted by Emeril and Padma (in a wacky leather top) the chefs are about to get their Quickfire on.
Three Top Chef Masters pop out of the back of the restaurant. Each chef draws a knife to pair up with a Master. It's a tag team Quickfire with your Master Chef and 20 grand up for grabs. You don't get to communicate with your Master Chef, you just get to tag off every 10 minutes. Scary. You can see why the Top Chef Masters are indeed Masters. Totally relaxed, totally together. 40 minutes seems to go by in a flash.
Lindsay and Anita made a dish with scallops three ways. It seems as though the judges really like it. Sarah and Floyd made a cod and crab curry dish. They seem to be on the same page. No clue what the judges thought. Paul and Takashi had geoduck. Paul thought he might have overdone it with Thai chili seeds. He was right. Padma, who likes hot food, thought it was it bit much. Methinks Sarah and Floyd have won it. And they did. Sarah walks off 20 grand – she's won 30 grand since getting to Canada.
Elimination Challenge. The three contestants are throwing a fire and ice party. One dish, one cocktail. Incorporate fire and ice in the dishes (whatever that happens to mean to you), serving 150 culinary elite.
The chefs run off in their van to Whole Foods and crash through the store, as usual. Chefs get into the kitchen and start ripping into their food. Paul is hacking up live lobsters. Sarah is making fresh pasta for 150 people. Lindsay is revisiting Halibut (the dish that got royally screwed up during restaurant wars.) There's a lot of focusing on Fiji water bottles. That's too bad, given they're an awful corporation. Horrible. Heartless.
The judges show up wearing winter coats. Clearly they're taking the fire and ice thing literally. Paul serves a King crab dish with lemon snow and a rum Thai chili drink. Sarah plates up a Five Greens Filled Pasta, and a rum drink. Her foam on the drink is a rock. The cocktail and the dish don't pair too well. Lindsay is last up. She pops out a Halibut with Fiery Celery Root. Her drink is an Escondido. Each chef has some ups and downs. Judges seem a bit on the fence on who's doing what.
Ever elegant Padma walks in and calls them to judges table, walking through the snow to get there. Paul's dish was a bit mild on heat, his arugula seemed like an afterthought, but otherwise seemed like it went over well with the judges. Sarah's mousse was just too frozen. Brave dish, somewhat poor execution on some aspects. The judges also liked Lindsay's dish. The fish was overpowered by the tomato a bit, the cocktail overpowered things a bit, but the pairing made the judges happy. All good dishes, none flawless, however. Back to the stew room/train-car, through the snow.
Tough call then. No one looks particularly comfortable making the call. One imagines they were left in the stew room for quite a while. Padma makes one of those let's toss things up and call the "runner-up" first. Sarah is moving on to the finale. So it's between Lindsay and Paul. Who's going home. Lindsay is heading home. She just turns and walks out, clearly not wanting to talk to anyone. I'm pretty sure I'd have the same reaction. I was fairly certain Sarah would go home for having a frozen black of ice atop some pasta. That seemed fairly glaring. It was like a piece of solid carbon on the plate. Who the hell wants to eat that. I'm not a big Lindsay or Sarah fan. I just think Sarah deserved to go home more than Lindsay and I'm afraid Sarah could go home with the whole thing. That would be annoying, to say the least.
Paul moves on. He's actually the winner, so he gets to go on vacation as well. Nice. Lindsay looks devastated. Poor girl. Sarah knew all along it would be her versus Paul. She should buy a lottery ticket then.
One show left. One competition. And then we get to end this thing and see who's Top Chef. Who the hell is it going to be? Here's hoping it's Paul but we'll have to wait till next week to find out.
We return this week not in Texas but in Canada – Vancouver to be exact. That's pretty far from Texas. The chefs all rejoin in Canada – as always some with different hair and things going on. People are even somewhat happy to see Bev. Another Toyota mention. Thanks – I had forgotten, what with all the product placement and ham fisted references.
Chef's get a message to head up to Whistler – big mountain that. We get plenty of time to look at the inside of Toyota's van on the way. Thanks. Whistler Olympic Park is bustling – and snowy. Continue reading


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Board Room Suite (Level 1)
Ready to Find Your Confident Voice?
You're looking to get your voice heard and to step into your untapped power in your workplace with ease and confidence.
How It Works
- 6 weeks virtual coaching – focused on different modules to uncover what's holding you back with simple strategies to take control (while never being overwhelmed or unsure of your next best step).
- 4 group coaching calls – get your ideas heard and learn alongside a group of like-minded women ready to tap into their own power with strength and ease. Plus, have an opportunity to have your questions answered.
- Participant Guides – Workbooks for each module so it's easy to follow along, take notes, and reference back later for easy access.
- Private Facebook Group – bounce ideas, voice challenges, wins, and concerns while having unlimited, 24/7 support.
Plus, you get a 45-minute BONUS call with me to address your specific roadblocks and get a clear, easy-to-implement roadmap.
The Confidence Suite Approach
Each module is broken down into doable steps so you can easily begin to create change.
- Adjusting Your Belief System to Unleash Confidence – the first step in becoming more confident is to realize your belief system. Our initial focus is to understand the core belief system that impedes your confidence.
- Confidence Factor – Get the methods for avoiding negative self-talk and how you can transform yourself into a more confident individual.
- The Voice that Leads – What you say and how you say it matter. We will focus on understanding what it means to be effective by using the right tone, gestures, and voice that commands a room – while always feeling like your true self.
- Relationship Ready – personal, professional, and community relationships should be built on confidence. Your confidence, that is. Building healthy relationships with those that motivate, support, and raise you up will help you stay focused and accountable.
- Coach Yourself to Confidence – you are your toughest critic. Period. We will discover ways over our feelings and reactions that impact our responses. We will expand and create new comfort zones and positive habits to sustaining your confidence.
- Be Confident. Be Bold. Be You – No one can beat you at being you. You are unique. Take a quick look at your hands and compare your hands to a friend. You guessed it…they are different. So the comparison game will never serve you. Own your uniqueness and use it keep moving forward.
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Gratitude list 1.27.14
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Gratitude List 1.27.14
1. Having last Monday off from work. Happy belated birthday MLK!
2. Snow day Wednesday! Unexpected time to catch up in my soap studio
3. Spending Saturday with Patty (who thought up the name Alegna for my company), her daughter Kristin, son-in-law Bobby, and her beautiful granddaughter Eloise. That baby has the biggest and bluest eyes ever!
4. Spending Sunday night in NYC helping Marla from Back Porch Soap with a soap making class
5. An email from a student looking for a soap making class on Long Island. I love sharing my passion!
What are you grateful for this week?
Yours in Gratitude,


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Images Move
I'm a collector.
Cameras, art, music, road trips, and good days generally always top my lists. My collection gathers pieces, pasts, moments, and stories. Together they bring atmosphere to my studio and to my days.
Each of my secondhand cameras has a tale. I suppose they're actually more like secrets. They've seen special moments, amazingly normal places, and people… all famous, even if only to the one behind the viewfinder. Each of these cameras and their tales are timekeepers of beauty and unique character.
Days and people are exactly the same. I relate.
Have a thought or just want to drop a line. Please do.
My Father's Son from Gary Garbett on Vimeo.
My Father's Son
A short film celebrating a genuine relationship between a father and his son.
A special thank you to Josh Woodward for providing the perfect score.
People Move from Gary Garbett on Vimeo.
People Move
A recent short film inspired by walking through NYC in the rain.
Score by Tyler Crowley. Words and images by Gary Garbett.
Life Sounds Groovy from Gary Garbett on Vimeo.
Life Sounds Groovy
After a bit of elbow grease, some polish, and a few hours of love, this 1969 Grundig Portugal II stereo console that I scored at a yard sale for $12 turned into a stunner. With Hi-Fi AM/FM stereo, built-in turntable, a push button chromed out console, 4 speakers, and a gorgeous wooden cabinet, life sounds exactly the way that it should. Groovy.
Believe from Gary Garbett on Vimeo.
On September 11, 2011, I was fortunate to spend hours of moments in thought. This short film documents an amazing car ride through the Blue Ridge Parkway and the incredible value I found in a few ordinary moments.
You've gotta believe in something. I do.
game day from Gary Garbett on Vimeo.
Game Day
With another season of fantasy football upon us, I devoted nearly an entire Saturday to a self promotion short film about the greatest fantasy team in my office cubicle. We're a long way from matching the swag volume of teams from the rust belt, bean town, or any place claiming to be America's team. But we have a tagline that instills fear amongst other cubicle club owners.
"You may want to wear your shades today. It's gonna get Sunni"


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An event every week that begins at 10:00am on Monday, repeating until March 26, 2018
Romp and Rhyme
Mondays: January 22-March 26 (except February 19)
10-10:30am Ages 12-30 months
Bring your baby and enjoy songs and nursery rhymes. Have fun and meet new playmates during free play. Registration is not necessary.


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Social Media for Small Business 101
This workshop is specifically tailored to people just starting out with social media and social networking. This is an entry level, or beginner seminar. Sites we will explore include Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. What you'll learn in this workshop is how to become comfortable using your own Facebook profile, how to set up a Twitter account, and how to use LinkedIn. This entry level class is a fit if you have just started your personal Facebook account but have no idea how to use it, if you don't have a Twitter account and if you don't have a LinkedIn profile. Social Media for Small Business 101 helps you build a foundation for using social media for your business. The key to being successful on social media sites is to understand how they work on the personal side, before exploring how to use them for business.
Speaker(s): Josh King
Click on the link below to enroll. You will be redirected to the North Idaho College Workforce Training Website to register for this training. Click "add to cart". You will then need to sign in or create a new student profile. Follow the remaining steps to complete the registration process.
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