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"The trip to Iceland led by Teresa was incredible! Iceland was so beautiful. The landscape was amazing, and the natural resources were the most breathtaking I have ever seen. Teresa was very knowledgeable about Iceland. We got to experience waterfalls, glaciers, exquisite landscapes, and a very memorable windy day on a surreal lava beach. Since the tour was small, Teresa was able to give us a very personalized attention. She shared with us her knowledge of Iceland, its cuisine, landmarks, and history. She gave us excellent tips on interacting with the local people, as well. I came away with so many amazing photographs. Teresa really knows her stuff. I look forward to taking another trip with Circle the World soon." - Marni (Iceland Solstice Getaway)
I wanted to send you a special Thank you for giving me an amazing experience in Italy. Being able to visit a town where my family came from was just a small part of the wonderful experience. Every hotel you chose was very comfortable and met all of my needs. I had the perfect roommate and now a new friend. I will look to plan another trip with you and based on his schedule hopefully he can join me. I still have a smile on my face from the trip and I have you to thank for that. - Dave R. (Sicily & Amalfi Coast)
"I had a phenomenal trip in Quebec and Montreal with Circle the World for Carnaval de Quebec. The trip was very organized and we were able to pack in a lot of activities for a quick, 3-day weekend. I was able to cross off some things on my bucket list- Ice Hotel (featured on 1000 places to see before you die!), dog sledding and Le Chateau Frontenac (World's most photographed hotel) to name a few. I am looking forward to the next trip and highly recommend!." - C.H. (Quebec Winter Carnival & Dog Sledding)
"I wish to send a sincere "thank you" to Circle the World for organizing and leading such a fantastic tour. The vineyards we visited were outstanding and we felt very well looked after throughout the duration of the trip. The accommodation was fantastic and it was so nice have a stress free "mini break" on what was for me a first trip to the Hampton's. The group was great and it was really nice to make some new friends. Overall, a wonderful experience and great value for money. I will be back!." - E.H. (North & South Fork Weekend)
"Just returned from an amazing long weekend in Cuba with Circle The World. The trip included great food, music, and culture. All the best hidden gems close up views of how real Cubans live. And a great group of 16 fun travelers kept it manageable." - J.S. (Cuba Havana Trip)
"Thanks for the PERFECT trip this weekend! So many things I had never done before. Totally LOVED it and am looking forward to the next trip with you! - N.S. (Adirondacks Adventure Memorial Weekend)
"Thanks for being such a great guide. It was highly enjoyable to be able to have a seamless, quick jaunt out of town!" - Stephanie (Snow Tubing Day Trip)
"The Portland trip was totally AWESOME! Loved the Food and Wine Festival, shopping, and the lobster boat! Thanks again, Teresa!" - Kathy (Culinary Weekend In Portland Maine)
"Thank you so much for hosting the trip over this July 4th. I am so grateful that Lily and I were a part of the trip and you have done another tremendous job and I will never forget my first "Cape" experience. I appreciated every effort that you made during our trip. I am looking forward to the next trip with you soon." - Shoko (Cape Cod, Nantucket, & Martha's Vineyard)
"This was an AWESOME trip! The dogs, the Ice Hotel, the scenery, meeting new friends, and having Teresa as our leader! I'd do it again!" - KD (Canadian Dog Sledding)
"Thank you Teresa! I had a WONDERFUL time, thank you for the wonderful trip and hospitality 🙂 I most definitely will be coming back....just don't know when yet, but I will!" - Julie 🙂 (Ice Wine Festival Weekend)
"I had an awesome first time snow shoeing with you and the rest of the group. Everybody was soo nice and that made the whole experience more enjoyable and of course the fact you were an awesome guide!!! I will definitely check out the other snow shoeing trips!!!!" - Sharlene (Snowshoeing Weekend)
"Muchas gracias! The trip was amazing and unforgettable. You were beyond my expectations. I'm so grateful for all your care, energy and enthusiasm. The 13 chicks van was the best and I'm already looking forward to a reunion :-)" - Betsy (Cape Cod Labor Day)
"I cannot say enough good things about Teresa and 'Circle the World' trips. I sailed on the schooner off the coast of Maine this summer with a group from NYC, and it was an amazing adventure! Teresa is an incredibly organized, thoughtful leader who designs getaways that are flawless and fun--she has a knack for creating a weekend that offers something for everyone, and attracting other individuals who are quality people. More than the delicious lobster, stunning scenery, and great company, I trust Teresa completely and if I had the money, I would definitely Circle the World!" - Sandra (Sailing Maine)
"We went on a trip to Lake Placid with Teresa and had a blast. The short weekend felt like a real getaway and we came back recharged and energized. Teresa was extremely organized and took care of everything - we were picked up, taken to our beautiful destination, the breakfast was ready when we woke up and we had a full itinerary to choose from. The whole trip was so easy and enjoyable, our only dilemma was figuring out which activities to pick because there were so many. We are looking forward to our next Circle adventure." - Natalie R and Andre A.
"Thanks again for putting together such a perfect short break. It was SO restorative… SO great to just get up in the morning and drink a cup of coffee overlooking the ocean in the blazing sun. It was EXACTLY what I was looking for. I LOVED IT! Thank you thank you thank you." - Clare (Jamaican Paradise Weekend)
"I have had the pleasure of traveling with Circle the World on a few trips ranging from hiking in Yosemite, wine tasting in the Finger Lakes and most recently dog-sledding in Canada. On each trip I had an awesome adventure and met some great people. I look forward to future trips with Teresa b/c she puts together a well planned itinerary that allows you to explore and learn new things while having a great time doing it. I have already signed up for her Jamaica and Iceland trips and can't wait!!! - Amy
"Circle the World helps to promote a work-life balance. A weekend get-away leaves you feeling rejuvenated upon a return to the rat race. I've made lots of great friends and have quenched my thirst for adventure. I highly recommend the Canadian dog sledding trip or Finger Lakes winery tour. With Teresa and the activities she organizes, you are guaranteed to have a good time! Expand your social 'Circle' and be a part of a unique experience. I can't wait for my next trip with Circle the World! " - Stacey
"I have been on several different amazing trips with Circle the World. They offer very interesting itineraries and works tirelessly to make sure that each trip is exciting and adventurous. Teresa travel agenda's have the extra personal touches to make sure that the group covers everything there is to see besides the usually historical sites; from the choices of going on a balloon ride, ride the elephants, kayaking, cooking classes or just going to the town market to see the culture. I've always meet new people on each of my trips who become good friends. Taking a trip with CTW is an easy choice. I get to see a new place, meet new people and know I will have a wonderful vacation" - Risa
"Exotic trips, exciting adventures, fun people and experiences like no other - that's what you get when you travel with Circle the World! Thank you for trying your best to make our trips unforgettable!" - Kaya S.
"I've been on several trips led by Teresa and thoroughly enjoyed all of them. Teresa not only makes it a point to cover all the bases so everything runs smoothly, she also goes the extra mile to make her fellow travelers feel safe and part of the group. Whether it's hiking, rock climbing, white water rafting, kayaking, caving (all of which I've done on Teresa's trips), or any other adventure activity, Teresa will provide you with the fun and guidance you're looking for. I can't wait for my next trip with Circle the World!" - Peter
"Keep planning these fabulous trips, and people will come. You are really good at what you do and have a great demeanor to deal with all types of personalities, which many people cannot do. That is a great trait...You obviously love what you do and will become successful at doing something you love:)" - Margaret
"The trip was well organized and there was still enough free time. When I ran into some serious unexpected trouble, Teresa was right there and knew what to do. I highly recommend her as a travel guide!"


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Changing the pace with this week's pick.
It's about a camera crew that follows around two serial killers who attempt to kill sixteen victims in twenty four hours.
This one is a little more artsy than some of the other shorts I've featured- it's in black and white and all of the dialogue is in French. That's about as artsy as you can get.
However, there's some interesting history with this film.
First off, it's based on the Kid Cudi song "Maniac" off the album Man in the Moon Pt. 2. Kid Cudi actually stars in this movie as one of the serial killers (you'll never guess which one). He also did all the music, which really shouldn't come as a surprise.
The film was directed and written by Shia LaBeouf before he went completely insane. He even has a brief cameo at the very end.
What I find so interesting about this film is that it's an interpretation of a song. I love seeing art beget art and I think it's very cool that Kid Cudi had a direct hand in making this movie.
To me, Maniac takes the genre of the music video a step further. Instead of focusing on the music and lyrics, it's reinterpreting things by taking the themes and feelings the song embodies and communicates them through another medium, not necessarily featuring the song at all. It's a kind of translation and it's certainly something you don't see every day.
Shia and Kid Cudi did a great job with this short film.

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Submitted by Susan Miller on Wed, 12/31/2008 - 11:53.
These are some interesting dance videos from around the world for our viewing pleasure.
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I just noticed this great danceNEO book linked from the home page... I hadn't realized how many of these dance videos you posted
I enjoy your dance content and insight greatly, SUsan, and look forward to much more!
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It has taken a long time, but the Magnetic Cello is ready for demonstration.
This instrument has a similar size, shape, and playing style of an acoustic cello. However, instead of a horsehair bow, the player uses a magnetic rod (the "bow") to induce a voltage in a coil (the "bridge"). This voltage is used to control the volume of the signal. The pitch of the instrument is controlled by resistive ribbons (the "strings") which control a second voltage. Note that this creation does not use a microcontroller or digital circuity–just capacitors, resistors, and the occasional IC, like in a simple radio.
I have just started college (I am studying electrical engineering) I will be able to improve the tone, playability, ect. of this instrument soon.


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Turkey Brie and Cranberry Mustard Sliders, also known as, the ultimate leftover turkey sandwich is the perfect combination of flavors. This sandwich recipe is a must try for all sandwich lovers.
Family traditions change, boyfriends and girlfriends come and go, but there's one thing at Thanksgiving you can count on: leftovers!! Personally, I like leftovers better than the signature meal. It gives me a better opportunity to be creative like with these Turkey Brie and Cranberry Mustard Sliders.
Cranberry Mustard is the bomb y'all! Don't leave it off!
Turkey Brie and Cranberry Mustard Sliders
- Use leftover Thanksgiving turkey or any cooked turkey product. When I don't have leftover Thanksgiving turkey I use Jennie-O deli-style turkey breast. Chicken will also be a good substitute.
- I love brie cheese it, but use your favorite mild cheese or what you have on hand.
- I used a whole grain mustard and mixed it with a whole berry cranberry relish.
- My boys like sliders better, but you can make full-size sandwiches out of this just as easily.
- I almost always keep a spring mix of lettuce but use your favorite. Romaine or iceberg will be good.
- 8 slider buns
- 8 slices cooked turkey
- brie cheese enough for 8 sliders
- Cranberry Mustard cranberry relish and whole grain mustard
- Lettuce your choice
- Stir 4 tablespoons cranberry relish with 2 tablespoons whole grain mustard.
- Layer turkey then the brie cheese on the bottom bun.
- If you're eating it cold go ahead and dress with cranberry mustard and lettuce.
- Place top bun on the sandwich and serve.
- *If you want to serve it hot, layer the turkey no the bottom bun and the cheese on the top bun. Heat in oven at 350 degrees for 10 minutes or until hot throughout and the cheese is melted.
- Remove from oven and dress the slider with cranberry mustard and lettuce. Serve immediately.
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There's an excess of gooey, warm feelings and altruism right now, amiright? Purge yourself of such holiday afflictions with hobo-beach-rockers the Growlers, who bring their deliciously dirty celebrations of simplified pleasures (drugs, sex, surf) to the Belly Up this Thursday, Dec. 26.
Accurately self-branding their sound as "beach goth," the Costa Mesa group has been leaking swaying tones since 2006, when longtime friends Brooks Neilsen (vocals) and Matt Taylor (lead guitar) formed the Growlers. There's a slow crawl to the tracks, gritty combinations of tiki and psych rock tinted with voodoo promise--a playful darkness if ever there was one--and artfully scuffed to ward off any semblance of clean production. Though maybe not prophetic, the Growlers are refreshingly genuine, their music reflecting a moment's thought. It's to our benefit that each record plays as a slightly refined jam sesh with overlayed lyrics, the trance-like zombie rhythms swirling into album after album.
Now a fivesome--with Scott Montoya (drums), Anthony Braun Perry (bass), and Kyle Straka (keyboards, guitar)--the Growlers are prolific. They just can't rationalize eye-dropping their release of music. This year saw two records from the crew: January's full-length Hung at Heart and November's so-called EP, Gilded Pleasures, a 9-song amalgam of slow-churning beach beats that was written and recorded in two weeks. Taking the songs to the stage, Nielsen sways with the mic, twirling the cord in his fingers and bop-swaying in place, his free arm limply flailing, at times coming up in half-motions, hand bent at the wrist. Though at times looking as though they've been sneezed on by a thrift store, the guys don't have an act. And so this Thursday when you slouch off the proper family-isms and button-up you've donned for the holiday, you can feel entirely comfortable getting weird with the Growlers. Real, real weird.
The Growlers play the Belly Up on Thursday, Dec. 26, at 9 pm, $20, 21+. The Abigails, Mystic Braves open.
Hannah Lott-Schwartz, a San Diego native, recently moved back to the area after working the magazine-publishing scene in Boston. Now she's straight trolling SD for all the music she missed while away. Want to help? Hit her up with just about anything at all over on Twitter, where -- though not always work-appropriate -- she means well.


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DATE: May 7, 2015
FROM: Green Lake County Treasurer, Elizabeth Amend
May 11 - 15, 2015 Lottery Credit Week
The Green Lake County Treasurer's office is dedicating the week of May 11th -May 15th, 2015 to verify that all Real Property Owners who were eligible, received the Lottery Credit on their 2014 tax bill. If the property owner did not receive the credit, and met the eligibility requirements, the Treasurer's office will help complete the paperwork and file the forms with the Department of Revenue so the owner receives the late lottery credit and ensure that the credit is applied to the 2015 tax bill. Last year the average lottery credit in Green Lake County was approximately $100.00. The exact amount is based upon the school district in which your home is located.
To qualify for the lottery and gaming credit, an owner must be a Wisconsin resident, the owner of the dwelling, and use the dwelling as their primary residence as of the certification date (January 1, 2015). If temporarily absent, typically for a period no longer than 6 months (hospital, vacation, incarcerated, etc), it is the home to which the owner returns. Principal dwelling means any dwelling used by the owner as his/her primary residence. A property owner may claim only one primary residence. The lottery and gaming credit cannot be claimed on business property, rental units, vacant land, garages, or other property that is not the primary residence of the owner. [sec. 79.10 (1) (dm), (9) (bm), Wis. Stats.]. A description of the lottery credit can be found on the Dept of Revenue website: www.revenue.wi.gov/faqs/slf/lottcr
To verify if you received the lottery credit please visit the Green Lake County Website www.co.green-lake.wi.us and click on Property Tax Data and GIS Maps. After a map has finished loading, type the parcel number (this can be found on the upper right hand corner of the tax bill of your home), or just the street number of the home's address. Pressing "click to search" should bring up your individual parcel, where you can verify if you have received the 2014 credit (look at the 2014 data). If you did not receive the credit and you feel you qualify to receive it you may complete the 2014 Late Claim form.
If you find that you received the credit in error, please contact the Treasurer's office so you can repay the credit before the Department of Revenue audit. If you were not a resident of your property on January 1 of 2014, but were as of January 1, 2015, you will qualify for the credit on your 2015 tax bill. You should complete the 2015 application to receive that credit.
The lottery credit can only be obtained by having a signed application on file. Please contact the County Treasurer's office for any questions at 920-294-4018.


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There are several options available to those looking to upload data into their Salesforce setups. Here's a look at some of the best choices.
Salesforce Import Wizard
The Import Wizard is accessed through Salesforce and can be a good tool for those trying to import new Accounts and Contacts. It lets you list the appropriate information in a .csv file, and can create and link both the Account and Contact records. This can be very helpful when setting up an organization with dummy data, and honestly, that's the only time I use it.
Why, you may ask? Too many clicks. I'm sure the wizard is very helpful to new users looking to mass import data (especially with the step by step directions), but I prefer a cleaner tool with fewer clicks. The Salesforce Import Wizard does help eliminate duplicates when importing, but the filtering criteria isn't great.
Data Loader
The Data Loader can be downloaded through Salesforce and never leaves my desktop. The instructions say to use the Data Loader with data sets over 50,000 records, and it does a nice job with larger data, but it's so simple that I use it for everything. It supports Insert, Update, Upsert (import new, update existing), Delete, and Export. After signing into the Data Loader, you can select the appropriate object (standard or custom) and create the appropriate mapping. It will try to align the fields as best as it can, but each mapping you create can be saved, which is very handy when testing and completing data updates.
JitterBit Data Loader
JitterBit's Data Loader is new to the game, but it's a real treat to use. It is a free download from JitterBit.com and allows you to connect to a local file, shared file, or a file on an FTP. It has a friendly interface that walks you through connecting to Salesforce, your file, and even scheduling auto loads. The real time saver is that is allows you to quickly complete regular data loads by letting you save multiple connections to Salesforce orgs and files.
When it comes to loading data, remember that you have options. All the tools have their pros and cons so use the one that is the most helpful for you and your particular data loading needs.
If you're interested in learning more about loading data into Salesforce, or have other questions about how to best utilize your existing Salesforce setup, contact us directly.


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Nowadays, lots of homes curently have enclosed patios or sunrooms in which the household can savor the advantages of sunlight without really getting to manage the tough factors that come with it. Scorching hot days are typical within the summer time and through nowadays, the sun's rays might be an excessive amount of to create enjoyment towards the family.
Potential moments for enjoyment within the sunroom or patio might be destroyed through the harsh glare from the sun. If you won't want to experience atmosphere-related problems introduced about through the excessive sunlight, it is best that you simply consider buying sunroom blinds for your house.
Sunroom blinds are the most useful means to fix "glare" problems. There are plenty of various sizes, colors and shapes open to perfectly fit your place. If you would like, you could have the sunroom blind of your liking custom-suited to perfectly enhance any room within your house.
Apart from protecting individuals from the dangerous Ultra violet sun rays from the sun that seep in your house with the home windows, these blinds will also be a great benefit in protecting your furniture from fading because of direct exposure to the sun.
Three Primary Types
You will find three kinds of sunroom blinds presently available for sale cloth or fabric blinds, wood blinds, and vinyl or metal blinds. Make certain that you simply know what sort of theme, atmosphere or motif that you would like to produce for any certain room of your property so that you can not have a problem selecting among the many designs and styles of blinds.
Blinds could be open back and forth, head to feet, vertical or "hide-away". The "hide-away" style is extremely suggested for those who wish to keep up with the original appearance of a particular room in their home, like the patio or sunroom.
Relation To Installation
Essentially, you've two choices with regards to installing sunroom blinds. The first option is to set up them on your own, especially if they're retail blinds. You don't need to be worried about installing retail blinds simply because they usually include simple do-it-yourself installation instructions.
The only real factor you need to remember when you buy retail blinds would be to be aware of exact measurement of the window so you will not finish up getting an uncomfortable fitting blind installed in your house. Should you have had your blinds custom-made, you've got a selection of letting the organization you purchased it from to set up it within your house.
Advantages Of Getting Your Blinds Customized
Lots of individuals are already opting to obtain their blinds customized because besides the fact they might have blinds made particularly on their behalf, they may also be confident that the blinds they purchased will perfectly suit their own needs and preferences.
To conclude, it does not really matter that much whether you decide to buy retail sunroom blinds and have them customized. The only real factor that you ought to make certain when you buy blinds is it fits your financial allowance and solves your problems concerning the dangerous results of the sun's rays.


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Five minor league baseball parks you have to visit
With cheap seats, die-hard fans and some of the quirkiest features in all of baseball, minor league ballparks are not simply inferior versions of their major league cousins. Here are five of the very best:
Best fans: Coca-Cola Park, Allentown, Pennsylvania
The fans at Coca-Cola Park would drown out many of their major league counterparts. Nearly 9,000 turn up for each game to roar on the Lehigh Valley IronPigs, a Triple-A affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies. Three million have crossed the turnstiles -- the most of any minor league team -- since it opened in 2008, with musician John Mayer snagging a foul ball in the very first season. The $48-million park boasts a picnic patio, lawn and an eight-foot Coca-Cola bottle that shoots fireworks when a run comes home. But forget the flourishes, it's the fans that make this a must-visit. "There is no doubt that we have the most passionate, energetic and enthusiastic fan base in all of Minor League Baseball," says IronPigs GM Kurt Landes.
Oldest: Rickwood Field, Birmingham, Alabama
Before there was Fenway, there was Rickwood Field. This timeless gem is the oldest surviving professional ballpark in the U.S. and reached its centenary in 2010, two years before Boston's celebrated park achieved the same feat. But while fans pack Fenway each night to cheer on the Red Sox, no team has played in Rickwood since the Birmingham Barons moved out in 1987. The historic stadium lives on, however, thanks to the non-profit Friends of Rickwood Field. And despite the lack of on-field action, Baseball Pilgrimages lists it as an essential destination. "With a vintage hand-operated scoreboard and advertisements of yesteryear preserved on its outfield walls, Rickwood is an authentic 1940's-era ballpark," it says.
Best setting: Richmond County Bank Ballpark, Staten Island, New York
Picture this: you're sitting behind home plate, a budding Yankees prospect is in the batter's box, then suddenly the crack of a bat and the ball soars into the sky. Then imagine the backdrop for this is downtown Manhattan and you can see what makes Richmond County Bank Ballpark, home of the Staten Island Yankees, so special. Built on the northern tip of the island, this park stares straight onto New York Harbor, offering breathtaking views of the Big Apple skyline. Just a short hop on the Staten Island Ferry, it's a perfect oasis for stressed-out Gothamites craving a change of pace and some respite from the prices and lines at Yankee Stadium. There's a children's play area along left field and a poignant 9/11 memorial is yards away.
Best food: Fifth Third Ballpark, Comstock Park, Michigan
The roster may not carry much of a punch but the West Michigan Whitecaps serve up a major league munch. The Fifth Third Burger boasts a hunger-slugging line-up of five succulent burgers and enough chili to feed a little league team, all smothered in nacho cheese, chips, salsa and sour cream. The whole thing weighs in at five pounds and 4,800 calories but the good news is you'll win a t-shirt if you scoff the lot in one sitting. Alternatively, concession staff at this Detroit Tigers affiliate will carve it into slices to feed the whole family. "To call the Fifth Third Burger a hamburger would be an injustice," declares Sports Illustrated.
Most Fun: MCU Park, Brooklyn, New York
There are simply too many contenders to list. How about Victory Field in Indianapolis, where as many as 15,000 fans cram inside to bellow support for the Indianapolis Indians? Or Louisville Slugger Field, located just down the street from the historic Louisville Slugger museum and factory and boasting its own kids carousel. How about Modern Woodmen Park in Davenport, Iowa, where home run balls often splash down in the Mississippi River. A day trip to Coney Island just about trumps the lot, however. So ride the Cyclone, wolf down a hotdog then take your seat at MCU Park to cheer on the Single-A Brooklyn Cyclones. With stunning Atlantic vistas and landmarks like the Parachute Jump and the Wonder Wheel looming in the background, this place will score a home run with all the family.


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Tips on managing your guard, leadership hints, etc...
This is a special section for all you captains and co-captains! I'm co-captain of my guard
and I've picked up on things that can help you with your guard!
Don't let your head swell up! In other words, don't think that you're a hotshot
or anything JUST because you are section leader. Yes, you need to lead the guard, but that doesn't mean you need to treat
them like they're lower-class citizens. Don't play favorites. I can't stress this enough! DO NOT ALLOW YOURSELF TO
PLAY FAVORITES! I know there are times where you just want to give that "one person" a hundred pushups just because they did
this or that. There are times where you just want to mouth off to that person. There are times where you're tempted to kick
that person off the guard. THIS IS A BIG NO-NO! Part of the reason why your director picked you as the section leader is that
you should have the patience and the maturity to overlook these things. Don't discriminate against someone just because you
don't like them or they get on your nerves. Playing favorites WILL sever the communication and the closeness of the guard.
It WILL interfere with the practices, the shows, the friendships, EVERYTHING! Try to understand your guard. If a person
cannot make it to one practice, don't threaten to kick them off. Guard should be fun, not be a duplicate to the Marine Corps.
Sure, the guard members should be at most practices, but things come up. Colorguard should NOT take up your whole life. Don't
let the guard talk about personal problems and such during practice. It will interfere with their concentration on the task
at hand. Sure, it's cool for water breaks and stuff, but not during practice. Another thing is to try to limit excess talk
during practice. Too much talking wastes a LOT of time! Be strict, but don't be a freaking boot camp general. Being
disciplined and strict is good, but too much will do the opposite effect. Your guard will begin to disrespect you and not
listen to you. Be strict, but have fun. Do not tolerate back talk or attitude! If a member is giving you attitude
or talking back to your instructions, DO NOT tolerate it! Ask them to stop (nicely) and if it persists, give them a lap around
the track or pushups (50-100). If it keeps going after you resort to laps or pushups, tell them to leave rehearsal right then
and there. If it gets this bad, it's obvious that they have no interest in rehearsal. If you need to tell them to leave, make
sure you tell your instructor and your band director of the problem. Now, don't give attitude to the members yourself! That's
a big NO-NO! Treat them civil, but make sure they know who is in charge! Get to know everyone in your guard on a personal
level. Know what works for one person and what doesn't. There may be someone who you can yell at and they wouldn't be phased
about it, but the next person may be really sensitive to that. Don't be too much of a straight-stick. Be strict, but
be silly! Your guard will respond much better to that. If you are having problems getting along with another person,
another section leader or a member of your guard, don't let it show!! This sounds bad, but it's necessary. Don't openly talk
bad about other people in front of your guard. It'll only reflect bad images on yourself. Always try and be available
for your guard. Let them know that they can come to you for help whenever they want. If you can't personally be available,
try to have another captain help teach, or set up a time where you can personally be of help. It'll be good for the guard
to know that you are always there to help them. Look at your organizational skills and see how they are. Being captain
requires a certain amount of organization, and if you're not too strong in this area, see what you can do to improve it! Do
you have discipline? Can you handle responsibility? Since you're captain, you should already be able to say yes to both of
these questions. Sometimes as captain, you're required to write a parade routine or some kind of routine for something. Don't
put this off! You'll end up rush-writing work, and that'll just come out as pure poo-poo. Don't procrastinate! That's the
main point I'm trying to get across here. Be careful of the priviledges you give to your guard. It's nice to have
them, but watch carefully how your guard responds to them. For example, if you have a 10-minute break every hour, but lately
you see your guard being late in coming back from that break, maybe it's time to rethink that priviledge and either take it
away or shorten it to 3-5 minutes instead. Be observant! More to come!


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I was so chuffed to receive a copy of this from the lovely publishers – big thanks to Harper Impulse! It was my own birthday in January so this was such a lush birthday treat to find through my letterbox I couldn't wait to get started & cwtch up with straight away.
I absolutely love Debbie's writing, she is so amazing at capturing warm, loveable characters with real heart and soul.
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So while we are all waiting on the next Rocket League DLC there is some interesting news to share with you all. And that's about the future of Rocket League. As we all know Rocket League was made available for PS+ users through the PS Store.
It became an hugely success with more than 5 million downloads. A success that maybe even Psyonix wasn't counting on. But seeing how popular Rocket League was with the PS+ users. The non PS+ users are missing out big time (you can buy the game for €20's now in the PS Store). People who didn't download or bought the game from the PS Store are maybe the next target for Psyonix:
Physical retail is something we have considered and we would like to do some day," he said.
"We're still trying to figure out the best way to approach it – what would people want in that physical version? People want there to be something cool in order to get them to double dip or feel like they are getting more if they are playing for the first time. — MCVUK
It's not certain that a physical release is coming, but it's something they are thinking about. We'll keep you posted about further developments when Psyonix has more news.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — The five Republicans in the Rhode Island Senate are backing gay marriage as a legislative committee prepares for a pivotal vote on the issue.
The Senate Republican Caucus announced Tuesday that its members will support legislation allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry. The senators cite their support for liberty and limited government and say same-sex couples deserve the same marriage rights as anyone.
MORE:Nev. senator comes out as gay marriage resolution advances
While the GOP caucus only holds five of the Senate's 38 seats, its support is another indication of the growing support for gay marriage in Rhode Island, now the only New England state that doesn't allow gay marriage.
The bill has already passed the House and the Senate Judiciary Committee will decide Tuesday whether to forward the measure to the full Senate for a debate.


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Check out the Kilkenny Pubs and Restaurants that make up the Kilkenny Craft Beer Trail
Billy Byrnes, 39 John Street Lower, Kilkenny – http://www.billybyrnes.com/
Located in the heart of this medieval city, close to the railway station and the ruins of St John's Priory, Byrne's is a friendly family run pub. Popular with families and sports people, this pub offers outstanding service by the friendly staff.
Bridie's Bar & General Store, 72 John Street Lower, Kilkenny – http://www.langtons.ie/bars/bridies/
Bridies is a stunning take on an old world bar and general store. Take a walk into the general store and purchase some excellent fine foods or pick up old items such as snuff or perhaps you would like to stroll through the saloon doors into the bar itself. In the bar you will be greeted by a beautiful tiled floor, superb wood panelled walls, pewter and marble counters. The next gem in this wonderful place is the exotic walled garden with ample seating in Victorian styled bus shelters.
Cleeres, 28 Parliament Street, Kilkenny – http://cleeres.com/
Traditional bar offering music sessions regularly. Acoustic session on Wednesday with Shane Joyce, plus a mix of music, theatre, comedy in 100 seater venue at rear.
The Front Room, The Lane, 82 John Street Lower, Kilkenny – https://www.facebook.com/The-Front-Room-1795069080781593/
A Front Room is a room where people can sit, talk and relax. And in this Front Room you can have a nice drink also. Come and check us out.
The Pumphouse, 28 Parliament St, Gardens, Kilkenny – https://www.facebook.com/pump.house.73
A spacious, friendly and happening pub in the heart of Kilkenny city, across the road from the renowned Watergate Theatre and the "Smithwicks's Experience". The Pumphouse attracts both a loyal local crowd and visitors to Kilkenny who create and enjoy it's lively atmosphere. It's long serving young staff will keep you entertained and help you with our range of craft beers. We offer great drink deals to make your money last longer. Some Buzz for a night out.
Ryans Bar, 3 Friary Street, Kilkenny – https://www.facebook.com/ryansbarkk/?rf=188316261188430
If your after a great pub with an electric atmosphere, top music, great staff and even better Guinness check out Ryans bar. It's the true home in Kilkenny for music, if its Trad, Jazz, Blues or good old Rock N Roll your after, Ryans have it all !!!
Anocht, Castle Yard, The Parade, Collegepark, Kilkenny – http://anochtrestaurant.ie/
Anocht is the venue for this year's Taste Them All Event at Kilkenny Craft Beer Festival 2017.
Serving modern Irish & European cuisine with added style using the finest local ingredients, Anocht offers a unique fine-dining experience in one of Kilkenny's most beautiful rooms.
The Grapevine, 6 Rose Inn St, Collegepark, Kilkenny – http://www.thegrapevinetapasbar.com/
The Grapevine is a unique and vibrant restaurant and bar in the centre of Kilkenny City serving a diverse selection of international tapas, wines and Irish craft beers until late at night.
Kernel Bar & Kitchen, 15 – 16 Vicar Street, Kilkenny – https://www.kernelkilkenny.ie/
The hill just above us is the kernel from which Kilkenny as we know it today grew. When you strip time right back, it's the town's true centre. Now that's something that inspires us. Simplicity and originality. Taste it in our food and enjoy it in our atmosphere. It's what we're all about.
La Rivista, 22 Parliament St, Gardens, Kilkenny – http://larivista.ie/
Driven by a passion for good food, fine wines, top class service and above all, great value for money, Therese Maguire and Jennifer Quinn look forward to welcoming you to La Rivista.
Located on Kilkenny's historic Parliament Street, just a short walk from Kilkenny Castle, La Rivista offers fine Italian dining to suit all tastes and budgets. Daily specials and set menus offering great value mean you can come in for a quick bite before the theatre (Kilkenny's Watergate Theatre is a stones throw away) or sit back with us and enjoy our full A La Carte menu.
Rive Gauche, Left Bank, 2 The Parade, Gardens, Kilkenny – http://www.rivegauchekk.com/
Rive Gauche represents local dining in Kilkenny at its best with hearty uncomplicated food made from the highest quality locally sourced ingredients. The menu is inspired by food that's foraged, farmed and fished from the rugged coast of Ireland and includes a wide selection of dishes where the emphasis is on fresh produce while focusing on the seasons. The extensive hand-picked wine list offers something for everyone while a full bar is available for those that choose a traditional tipple with their dinner. Sit back in our cosy restaurant, relax and enjoy a cocktail in this French inspired restaurant where Parisian luxury meets Irish charm, the decor is rich with deep reds, velvet drapes, crystal chandeliers and baby grand piano. Open daily from 12pm to late with early bird and full A La Carte menus available.
Zuni Restaurant & Boutique Hotel, 26 Patrick St, Gardens, Kilkenny – http://zuni.ie/
Zuni Restaurant Bar & Boutique Hotel, situated on Patrick Street, in Kilkenny's City Centre. Serving great food for lunch or dinner seven days a week since 2000. Arrive early for a cocktail in our chic new cocktail bar


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Richard "Dick" F. Brereton
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Harry "Bud" G. Hanna, Jr.
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Checking out an article on TechWire, we found several statistics that perfectly support what we've seen within the data quality industry for ourselves. The basis of the article was really two-fold: first, that data quality is an inherent problem in every industry, and second, that these quality issues are extremely costly to organizations for a plethora of reasons. The numbers simply don't lie. It is further proof that bad data is detrimental to most businesses and that addressing data quality can deliver immediate improvements in efficiencies, profitability, and offer a competitive advantage to businesses that adopt data quality protocols.
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According to a 2015 article in PR Newswire, 32% of any business's data is likely in poor shape. That should be a shocking statistic to any executive or department head trying to run a data-driven organization. And these business leaders widely acknowledge there's a problem; 77% of companies believe their bottom line is negatively affected by inaccurate and/or incomplete data.
Bad Data is Hurting Bottom Lines
IBM estimates that regulatory fines, lost revenue from poor business decisions, as well as legal fees that occur as a result of data errors has a massive impact on the business world as a whole. IBM puts this figure at a staggering $3.1 trillion dollars annually. This figure doesn't include other cost-incurring data quality issues like lost time due to labor, manual data verification and much more. In reality, the costs of bad data are likely several times the $3.1 trillion figure when all factors are included.
What Can My Business Do About Data Quality?
We'll have a blog on this very topic next week, but we'll summarize the answer to the question by saying the first thing any company needs to do to address data quality it to address your data as an asset to your business. When you realize that data is a useful, valuable asset that can help your business become more profitable, incentive is created to ensure this asset is as clean, accurate and useful as possible to the organization and its stakeholders.
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- Food spend: £28
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- Monday - Saturday: 11:30 - 23:00 Sunday: 11:30 - 22:30
We had a fab meal here with excellent service ! Perfect for pre theatre dinner.
05 August 2019
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A funky, colourful addition to the bustling Broadway development, Zizzi Bradford is a stylish setting for authentic Italian delicacies. The interior boasts fun touches like an open kitchen, rustic stained woods and modern artwork, while outside there is seating to enjoy any passing sunshine.
The Zizzi menu showcases a passion for simple, delicious Italian food, served with an inventive twist. Hand-stretched, thin and crispy rustica pizzas are loaded with inspiring toppings, while salads and pasta dishes feature fresh, seasonal ingredients. Complementing the menu's rich flavours, the Zizzi wine list brings together a selective stock of international bottles,and inventive cocktails are also on offer.
Specially designed for younger diners, the bambini menu at Zizzi restaurant is filled with tempting Italian dishes. For dessert, opt for a trusty Italian classic like super-smooth gelato or tiramisu, or an inventive seasonal special.
Surrounded by shops and with a popular cinema just moments away, Zizzi Bradford is a great setting for everything from casual catch ups to intimate dates. Bradford Rail Station is an 8-minute walk away.
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((((( 5 August 2019 by Sue from Bradford
We had a fab meal here with excellent service ! Perfect for pre theatre dinner.
((((( 2 June 2019 by Dean from Bradford
Friendly professional staff, comfortable atmosphere, excellent food, a great treat for our wedding anniversary , thank You
((((( 15 January 2019 by Christine from Guiseley
A very enjoyable experience. The restaurant is smart and welcoming... the staff were cheerful and speedy... the food was excellent. We had a lovely meal at a competitive price.
Well done Zizzi
((((( 21 September 2018 by Susan from Ilkley
Had a lovely experience.nice food excellent service nice ambiance
((((( 24 July 2018 by Beata from Bradford
Very good restaurant, the dishes looks lovely and they test fantastic, nice service.
((((* 26 June 2018 by Kate from Bradford
Good food and good service we didnt have to wait but they werent pushy.
((((( 5 June 2018 by Jane from Shipley
Very good service & excellent food
((((* 8 April 2018 by Susan from Ilkley
Very nice food excellent service
((((( 22 April 2017 by Alex from Bradford
This was the first time that I have visited the restaurant however had heard good things about it from my wife who does visit regularly while shopping with her sister and I have to say that everything about the place was great. The atmosphere was nice, we were greeted by one of the happiest front of house I think I have ever met and the gentleman that served us was very welcoming too.
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Heritage Fair Students Part of Offical Canadian Contingent at Beaumont Hamel
In Spring 2016, the Historic Sites Association of Newfoundland and Labrador was approached by Veteran Affairs Canada to allow four Heritage Fair students the opportunity to join the official Canadian delegation traveling to Europe for the 100th Anniversary of the Battles of the Somme and Beaumont Hamel. Candidates were chosen from Heritage Fair students who entered the Ambassador Award Program by completing projects commemorating WWI. These students were then invited to apply directly to Veteran Affairs for consideration. Students were chosen based upon criteria including: excellence of their Heritage Fair project, and their family connections to the First World War.
Lukus Oram
Age 15, Gambo
Rachel Moss
Age 12, St. John's
Sarah Mack
Age 13, St. John's
Emily Park
Age 12, Pasadena
In addition to the Newfoundland and Labrador students, the delegation includes Minister of Veteran Affairs Kent Hehr, Veterans, representatives of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment and the Royal 22e Régiment, the Department of National Defense and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and parliamentarians.
Key events will include commemorative ceremonies at the Beaumont-Hamel Newfoundland Memorial on July 1 and at the Courcelette Canadian Memorial on July 2. The delegation will also participate in wreath-laying ceremonies at the Canadian National Vimy Memorial and the Adanac Military Cemetery; as well as attend a commemorative ceremony at the Menin Gate Memorial, in Belgium.
Follow along on the student's journey through Facebook posts and live video on Canada Remembers, and interact as the students take over Veteran Affairs Canada's Instagram account!


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Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is common neuropsychiatric disorder in children and adults. Sleep disorders and restless legs are related to the presence of ADHD.
Wynchank et al.1 have recently reported in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine the results of a large survey of adults. The authors found that within the group with clinically relevant ADHD symptoms, 43% reported significant insomnia symptoms and 41% reported short sleep duration. A consensus group recently implicated arousal dysregulation in the pathological mechanism of attention in ADHD.2
In this context, this letter is a plea to investigators in this journal to evaluate the association between enhanced low-grade inflammation, sleep disorders, and ADHD. This mechanism has been proposed by the investigators of the Turkish Adult Risk Factor (TARF) study to underlie diverse chronic diseases,3 including type 2 diabetes, coronary heart disease, chronic kidney disease, and rheumatic diseases. It postulates that in individuals with proinflammatory state due to obesity or circulating excess oxidized phospholipid content of lipoprotein [Lp](a),4 protective plasma proteins such as adiponectin5 become converted to an inflammatory protein, with concomitant slower clearance of the protein from plasma.
Some support for this notion having a potential relevance for ADHD may be derived from Li et al.'s study that reported nondiabetic men with restless legs syndrome (RLS) have a higher risk of early death.6 Li et al. emphasized that the elevated mortality risk was not associated with the usual known risk factors but rather with endocrine, nutritional/metabolic, and immunological disorders. RLS may be another manifestation of the basic process of enhanced proinflammatory state and autoimmune activation. The TARF cohort revealed that metabolic syndrome, a constellation of proinflammatory state, was associated significantly with obstructive sleep apnea in nondiabetic individuals.7
In summary, we believe that investigations directed to proinflammatory state may be fruitful to identify mechanisms underlying sleep disorders and ADHD.
The author reports no conflicts of interest.
Araz Altay M. Sleep disorders and attention deficit: a consequence of proinflammatory state? J Clin Sleep Med. 2018;14(6):1081.
Wynchank D, ten Have M, Bijlenga D, et al. The association between insomnia and sleep duration in adults with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder: results from a general population study. J Clin Sleep Med. 2018;14(3):349–357. [PubMed Central][PubMed]
Owens J, Gruber R, Browen T, et al. Future research directions in sleep and ADHD: report of a consensus working group. J Attent Disord. 2013;17(7):550–564.
Onat A, Can G. Enhanced proinflammatory state and autoimmune activation: a breakthrough to understanding chronic diseases. Curr Pharm Design. 2014;20(4):575–584.
Tsimikas S. A test in context: lipoprotein(a). Diagnosis, prognosis, controversies, and emerging therapies. J Am Coll Cardiol. 2017;69(6):692–711. [PubMed]
Onat A, Can G, Ayhan E, Kaya Z, Hergenç G. Impaired protection against diabetes and coronary disease by high-density lipoproteins in Turks. Metabolism. 2009;58(10):1393–1399. [PubMed]
Li Y, Wang W, Winkelman JW, Malhotra A, Ma J, Gao X. Prospective study of restless legs syndrome and mortality in men. Neurology. 2013;81(1):52–59. [PubMed Central][PubMed]
Onat A, Hergenç G, Uyarel H, et al. Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome is associated with metabolic syndrome rather than insulin resistance. Sleep Breath. 2007;11(1):23–30. [PubMed]


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Kicking off book tour, Hillary Clinton talks Monica, Benghazi and her record
(CNN) — Hillary Clinton kicked off her "Hard Choices" book tour on Monday by doing what most high-profile politicians considering a presidential run do: Sit down for a sweeping interview to talk about well known issues — tenure, past achievements, presidential aspirations — and some issues that haven't been addressed in years.
Clinton honed what is likely to be her book tour message in the interview with ABC, one of a thoughtful diplomat who is prepared to re-introduce herself to voters, especially women.
"When you're in the spotlight as a woman, you know you're being judged constantly," Clinton said about sexism. "I mean it is just never ending. … Your natural tendency is how do you bring people together so that you can better communicate. I'm done with that, I'm just done."
But as Clinton begins to hone her message, Republicans have seized on how the former first lady described the 2012 Benghazi terrorist attack and the reportedly $5 million she has made on the speaking circuit since leaving the State Department.
The interview with ABC's Diane Sawyer — the first of her tour — comes just as Clinton's new book, "Hard Choices," about her years as Barack Obama's first secretary of state, hits bookstores on Tuesday. It's the latest look at her storied career in the global spotlight as first lady, U.S. senator, presidential candidate and top diplomat.
For the first time in years, Clinton was asked during a television interview about Monica Lewinsky, the former White House intern who had an affair with her husband, former President Bill Clinton. Lewinsky has resurfaced in the last month because of a Vanity Fair essay where she reflects on her infamy and her life after the Clinton affair.
"She is perfectly free to do that," Clinton said about Lewinsky's essay. "She is, in my view, an American who gets to express herself however she chooses. But that is not something I spend a lot of time thinking about."
Clinton added that she has "moved on" and if she had the chance to talk to Lewinsky she would "wish her well."
"I hope that she is able to think about her future and construct a life that she finds meaning and satisfaction in," Clinton concluded.
Much of the interview focused on Clinton's tenure at State, including her relations with Russia, sanctions imposed on Iran and the 2012 terrorist attack that killed four Americans in Benghazi.
Clinton, as she has done before, portrayed herself as someone who moved the ball forward on diplomatic issues, not someone who fixed everything. On Iran, she said the United States is in a "better [position] than what we inherited," acknowledging that prospects of a deal were long, and later added that no secretary of state can "eliminate every threat, every danger."
"Lets talk about what was accomplished and then talk about the continuing threats," Clinton said when pressed about her State Department record.
On Benghazi, Republicans contend that the attack that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens and four Americans illustrates Obama administration foreign policy failures. Democrats say ongoing Republican-led scrutiny is political and designed to undercut any potential Clinton candidacy.
"I view this as really apart from — even a diversion from — the hard work that the Congress should be doing about the problems facing our country and the world," Clinton said, noting that the United States should be "in the majors" on world affairs.
Clinton has taken responsibility for the attack in the past and she did so again in the interview. But the former secretary of state also defended herself by saying she "was not making security decisions" for the Benghazi compound.
"Well, I certainly would give anything on earth if this had not happened," she said. "And I certainly would wish that we had made some of the changes that came to our attention to make as a result of the investigation. But I also am clear in my own mind that we had a system and that system, of course, ended with me."
Clinton also argued that while security in Benghazi was an issue, the security issues at the compound were "maybe in the top upper 10" of threats and that "there were places where we had much more concern."
In possibly the most eyebrow raising comment of the interview, Clinton told Sawyer that her family was "dead broke" and in debt when they left the White House more than a dozen years ago. Clinton made the comments in defense of the hefty speaking fees she commands since stepping down as secretary of state last year.
Clinton later added, her family had "no money" at that time and "struggled to piece together the resources" for mortgages and her daughter Chelsea's college education.
"You know, it was not easy," she said.
The Clintons departed the White House in debt due to enormous legal fees. By the end of 2000, their debt totaled somewhere between $2.28 million to $10.6 million. But former presidents and first ladies have the ability to make a lot of money, and the Clintons were no exception and have done so. Their assets grew quickly.
Bill Clinton made more than $9.2 million in speaking fees in 2001 and more than $9.5 million in 2002. They paid off their legal fees by 2004. A CNN analysis of the family's financial records in early 2013 showed that Bill Clinton had earned $106 million from paid speeches since leaving the presidency behind. In 2012 alone, he earned $17 million in fees.
Although she regularly speaks for free at certain events, Mother Jones reported earlier this year that Clinton made roughly $5 million on the speaking circuit since stepping down as America's top diplomat. Clinton did not dispute the figure when Sawyer asked about it.
Though not as profitable as her husband — who has made as much as $750,000 in one speech — Hillary Clinton reportedly commands $200,000 per speech. The two also have received hefty advances for their books.
Hillary Clinton said the former first family eventually turned around their finances, noting that her husband has "worked really hard and it has been amazing to me."
She noted that they had to pay off debts, get their houses arranged and "take care of family members."
American Rising, the pro-Republican opposition research shop that, along with the Republican National Committee, takes the lead in criticizing Clinton, was quick to ping her over her comments to ABC, saying they "reveal someone who is extremely out of touch with financial reality facing Americans."
On its website, America Rising said the two homes the Clintons purchased in Chappaqua, New York, and Washington after leaving the White House cost around $4.5 million combined.
Clinton's memoir and subsequent book tour have garnered a great deal of attention, largely because the former first lady is considering a presidential run in 2016.
"I am going to decide when it feels right for me to decide," Clinton said, adding that it is "probably likely" that she won't announce until next year.
A world of pro-Clinton groups have sprung around the prospect that she will run for president. A handful of super PACs, many headed by longtime Clinton aides, have started to urge the former senator to run.
What does Clinton think about them? "I am so appreciate of everyone who is encouraging me, I am grateful that they have that confidence in me, but this is a really personal decision," she said.
Clinton also entertained the idea that she may not run, citing the top reasons that she "really" likes her life.
"I like what I am doing," she said.
Clinton's book tour continues on Tuesday, when she sits down for a live interview with ABC, a radio interview with NPR, attends her first book signing in New York and headlines a conference at night in Chicago.
CNN Political Research Director Robert Yoon contributed to this report.
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Against the World
feat. Briggon Snow & Alex Gallner
Music & Lyrics by Evan Cunningham & Lauren Shippen
Produced by Evan Cunningham
You're a puzzle, a painting
A Shakespeare play
I understand you half the time
Whatever's going on
Inside your head
I know your heart and that thing's mine
You're the only one who's
Two steps ahead
You always keep me on my toes
[CALEB, spoken]
Well, that's 'cause you're short.
You're always there with me
At my highest highs
And you don't run away when I hit my lows
We'll be together
Hand in hand
Just you and me against the world
Just you and me
Standing together
No matter what the future holds
Things are better when
There's no one else
Things are clear when we're alone
We could run away and
Leave this all behind
You got my heart, you got my soul
"Running away, let's do it"
You keep me sane
Let's get away from all this din
[ADAM, spoken]
That's a fancy word—
[CALEB, spoken]
Shut up.
And with you by my side
To keep me green
I can't do anything but win
We'll be together
Hand in hand
Just you and me against the world
Just you and me
Standing together
No matter what the future holds
No matter what the future holds
[CALEB, spoken]
No, wait, wait, stop. I can't go there yet.
[ADAM, spoken]
What are you talking about?
[CALEB, spoken]
The future, I— I can't. I can't promise that. I don't how to give you the future you need.
You need puzzles, and paintings
And Shakespeare plays
I can't be all of that for you
When it's just you and me
And no one else
You don't see all that I can't do
You're two steps ahead
And always out of sync
A different wavelength
From the world
You're special
And I'm me
I'll never understand
What it's like to be you
It's/I'm just me
Something different altogether
And you live in a different world
Just you and me
Each a separate entity
No matter how tightly we hold
No matter how tightly we hold


text: Recipes Cookies & Biscuit Recipes Biscuits Madeleines Back to Biscuits Madeleines Total Time 38m Prep Time 30m Bake Time 8m Serves 12 Skill Level Easy 0 Reviews No ratings yet Save Save this recipe Share This recipe makes lovely, light, rose water flavoured cakes. We have made pretty pink ones but you can use other pastel colours of your choice. You will need Madeleine cake moulds for this recipe. Method Preheat the oven to 190°C (fan 170°C, gas mark 5). Use some of the melted butter to grease 12 Madeleine mould tins. Measure 50ml of the remaining melted butter and set aside to cool. 60g Butter (unsalted) (melted ) Whisk the egg and caster sugar until the mixture is very thick and mousse-like, and the beaters when lifted out of the batter leave a clear trail. 1 Egg(s) (free range) (large ) 50g Unrefined Golden Caster Sugar (We use Billington's) Sift the flour into the egg mixture and fold gently. Then fold in the orange zest and rose water and the cooled melted butter. 50g Plain White Flour (We use Allinson) 1 Orange(s) (finely grated zest ) ½ tsp Rose Water (We use Nielsen Massey) Fill each Madeleine mould with the mixture and bake for 7-8 minutes. Turn out onto a cooling rack. Sieve the icing sugar into a small bowl and add 2 teaspoons of boiling water, stir into a smooth icing. Add a few drops of pink food colouring and stir until a pale pink is achieved. Spoon the icing over the Madeleines for an even but not too thick covering. 100g Icing Sugar (We use Silver Spoon) 2 tsp Water (boiling ) Let's Bake The easiest way to follow a recipe Afternoon Tea Reviews Unfortunately there are no reviews for this recipe yet! Leave Your Thoughts Unfortunately reviews are not permitted to non-registered users. Please Log in to leave your review or ask us a question. Ingredients Metric For the Madeleines 60g Butter (unsalted) (melted ) 1 Egg(s) (free range) (large ) 50g Unrefined Golden Caster Sugar (We use Billington's) This is the highest quality caster sugar available and is a great natural alternative to refined caster sugar. It has a warm golden colour from its unrefined nature and is fine grained with a subtle buttery taste, making it perfect for deliciously light sponges, shortbread and macaroons. 50g Plain White Flour (We use Allinson) Plain white flour is sometimes known in recipes as all-purpose flour. It does not contain any raising agent, but is often mixed with baking powder or bicarbonate of soda to create a rise in baking. It is ideal for making scones, pastries and tarts where a light and delicate texture is required. You can also use it to thicken sauces. Why do we recommend Allinson? With over 100 years of milling experience they produce a top quality flour that gives amazing results! 1 Orange(s) (finely grated zest ) ½ tsp Rose Water (We use Nielsen Massey) Rose water has a delicate floral taste and is often used in Greek, Middle Eastern and Indian cuisines. You can add it to sponges and buttercream or pair it with white and dark chocolate, it is also delicious in fruit salads and in Turkish delight. Great with berries (cranberry jams and jellies) and also good with champagne! For the Icing 100g Icing Sugar (We use Silver Spoon) This is refined white sugar ground to a fine powder with the addition of an anti-caking agent. It dissolves on contact with liquid and is therefore used to sweeten foods that require a smooth texture. It can be used to cover cup-cakes and sponges, is easy to colour and flavour and is perfect for butter cream 2 tsp Water (boiling ) Drop of Food colouring (pink) Recipe Alternatives Stem Ginger & Cherry Florentines Stem Ginger & Cherry Florentines Total 42m Serves 12 Skill Easy Diet Rating No ratings yet Cornish Fairings Cornish Fairings Total 25m Serves 18 Skill Easy Diet Rating 5 star rating Mini Cheddar Biscuits Mini Cheddar Biscuits Total 25m Makes 20 Skill Easy Diet Rating 4 star rating


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Rich aromas of black plum, vanilla and coffee give a hint of the flavours to come. The palate is mouth filling and smooth with sweet black berry flavours and an underlying smokiness from American oak. The finish is long with velvety tannins.
The Merlot of the Kirkpatrick Estate vineyard covers three different areas and soil types, each offering unique influences on the fruit at harvest. These different areas are kept separate throughout the winemaking and barrel maturation process to allow the best blends to be chosen prior to bottling.
The wine is a blend of the juicy, fruit driven Merlot from the Main Flat area as well as the complex, intensely flavoured fruit from the elevated Top Flat.
Analyses at harvest, 12 April 09:
Brix: 23.3
pH: 3.57
TA: 6.525g/L
The fruit from the Top Flat area was fermented in 3 tonne open fermenters and gently hand plunged three times daily. The fruit from the Main Flat area was fermented in stainless tanks and pumped over three times daily to provide an optimal fermentation environment and maximise flavour extraction. Once fermentation was complete, the Main Flat wine was pressed to another stainless tank which had American oak staves suspended in it, MLF was completed and then it was treated with micro-oxygenation for 90 days. The Top Flat wine was pressed off and completed MLF in American barriques. Once the wines had matured enough for bottling, blending trials were undertaken, as well as fining trial, however it was decided that the wine needed no further enhancement. The wine was filtered and bottled.
Analyses at bottling:
pH: 3.82
TA: 5.04g/L
Alc: 13.5%
RS: 2.6g/L
Bronze Medal Bragato Wine Awards 2010
Tizwine 4.5 stars and best Merlot of tasting, August 2010: " The top Merlot in this tasting and wonderful value too. The fragrant, floral aromas and overtaken by sweet ripe fruit with savoury spice running through it. The tannin's and tight and the finish dry making for a complex wine that is lovely now and will improve in time. Yum!
Recommended by Winestate Magazine (Michael Cooper)


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Wavetel Atteding ITW 2015
May 6, 2015 by Omar Sohail,
The International Telecoms Week 2015 (ITW 2015) is scheduled to take place from May 10-13 and is expected to take place in Chicago, Illinois (just to jog your memory if you have forgotten the latest news). As always, where there is a telecom show or event, you can rest assured that Wavetel is going to be present there in order to showcase its wide array of services catered to all forms of businesses that are looking to upgrade their communication platforms.
ITW 2015 is a meeting point for the global wholesale telecommunications community and offers various networking opportunities through meeting rooms. Additionally, these events are accompanied by numerous breakfasts, lunches and cocktail receptions, allowing several representatives of their firms to form powerful future coalitions that will determine the communication age for years to come. Here are the services that Wavetel will be talking about during its attendance at ITW 2015.
Wholesale VoIP
For global connectivity services, Wavetel is not only a trusted name, but is the number one choice for many telcos from all tiers. Wavetel is currently seeking and offering aggressive rates for destinations around the globe, however with its strong destinations being Asia and Africa, Wavtel cannot be beaten in reliability, volume and rates for all Asian and African destinations. Wavetel's team will be present at ITW 2015 with their offerings and to discuss bilateral agreements that will be mutually beneficial for all parties involved.
intuPBX is the next phase in communication setups which provides improvements to the overall functions of hosted PBX solutions. Since intuPBX is an advanced multitenant PBX, it provides small, medium, large and Telecom Service Providers with a powerful platform to serve the IP-PBX market in the cloud. Perks of using the intuPBX platform include connectivity on the go, unified communications as well as voice recording. For more details visit www.intupbx.com.
For those who are unaware of Wavetel's new product, NEON happens to be an RMS (Rate Management System), CRM (Customer Relationship Manager), Billing and Account Management tool. All of the aforementioned tools are combined together to deliver one of the most powerful weapons in a company's arsenal; which includes both developing and developed organizations. In a nutshell, this is the most complete tool available in the market that will provide you with all the tools to help your telecom business succeed. For a full list of features and demo, meet Wavetel's Team who will be present there along with their Directors to go over this brand new revolutionary tool today that will be able to bring about a new echelon in employee efficiency. For further details visit www.neon-soft.com.
Wavetel will be present at ITW 2015 at booth #714 to debrief several individuals and partners on the company's products. Additionally, the company is still catering to other clientele who are interested in products such as hosted PBX, so all the information that you require can be obtained once the team has been met with directly at the event.
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