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Yes, you read that correctly... Maxim Magazine named the queen of butter television's hottest female television chef on its Dirty Briefs blog.
Deen beat out some of the sexiest women in cooking, including Giada DeLaurentiis and Padma Lakshmi, to come out on top of the list.
What makes Deen so damned hot? Butter sex!
According to Maxim, "Just imagining the slippery, sloppy butter-sex we'd have with Paula makes us... hungry for a bacon-wrapped, beer batter-fried stick of butter, weirdly."
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Why I'm Not a Booktuber/ posted in: Reading
Booktube is a thing I just can't get into. Don't worry booktube, it's me, not you. I don't like to take the time to watch videos. I can read several blog posts in the time it takes to watch one video. The time thing gets to me and then I start getting irrational. I start sighing if people pause or say um or take time to breathe so they don't die.
It isn't just booktube. I prefer reading information over watching any video online. My favorite videos to watch are the ones with no talking. They have words over the pictures so you don't even have to turn up the volume on your iPad. I am obviously not YouTube's target audience. (Let's not even talk about how long it took me to realize that when booktubers use YT on Twitter it is short for YouTube and not White. In my defense the people I follow I found through diversity talks so it made sense in that context. I just thought they were cranky with racists and not YouTube. Shut up, it made sense in my brain.)
I am impressed by booktubers though. You get all prettified. I do my blog writing in the morning before work. I have on a wrinkly bathrobe. I haven't brushed my hair and I certainly haven't put on any makeup. You sit in clean rooms with pretty bookshelf backdrops. My computer is in a spare catch-all room. Boxes are piled behind me in the closet that doesn't shut fully. I get harrassed by pets especially if they haven't had breakfast yet.
Even if I managed to get dressed in an acceptable outfit, brush my hair, do my makeup, and have something coherent to say, I would still probably never post a video. Ya'll are cute. I don't do cute. I'm way too judgemental when watching videos or pictures of myself.
I started thinking about the type of booktube videos I would watch and came up with this. Feel free to keep your volume down so you don't have to hear the generic background music.
Hey, look! It is my first iMovie. Sort of like a book trailer but shorter.


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When we find a pound down the back of the sofa, it usually reminds us to have a good dig around there to find out if there are any other unexpected riches lurking in its dark regions. But apparently when you're an archaeologist, if you find something amazing, you just think 'Yeah, that's probably everything, onto the next dig site, lads".
In October last year, radar scans at the tomb of the Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun, who ruled as a child and died when he was just 18, revealed that there was the possibility of a secret chamber connected to the main room. Now, at a press conference in Cairo, Egyptian antiquities minister Mamdouh Eldamaty has announced that detailed analysis of the data has revealed not only the existence of hidden rooms, but also that these chambers contain objects comprised of metal and organic materials.
Eldamaty stated: "It could be the discovery of the century."
Japanese radar specialist Hirokatsu Watanbe conducted the scans of the west and north walls of Tutankhamun's burial chamber and has now released his full report, with outside experts describing the data set as "tight".
Semiconductor and microelectronics expert Remy Hiramoto told National Geographic, "It validates the initial hypothesis that there is a non-natural occurring chamber or cavity on the other side of that wall. Based on the signatures that are in the data, there's a void, and there's definitely something that's within the void. There's something in there."
Perhaps we're missing something here, but why did no one ever check this before?
The tomb was famously discovered by Howard Carter and George Herbert in 1922, with interest in the 3,340-year-old tomb - whose secrets were thought to have been exhausted - rekindled by British archaeologist Nicholas Reeves in 2014.
Working at the University of Arizona, he believed that the physical evidence at the site that suggested that passageways and door openings had been plastered and painted over during the hasty creation of Tutankahmun's chamber showed "indications of two previously unknown doorways, one set within a larger partition wall and both seemingly untouched since antiquity...'To the north (there) appears to be signalled a continuation of tomb KV 62 [the official name for Tutankhamun's tomb], and within these uncharted depths an earlier royal interment – that of [Queen] Nefertiti herself.'"
Some theories suggest that Nerfertiti could have been Tutankahmun's mother - current thinking holds that his father was Akhenaten, and his mother was Akhenaten's sister and wife Ankhesenamun, while Nerferiti was his step-mother.
If the chambers do indeed contain the tomb of Queen Nefertiti, they would be heralded as one of the most important historical finds of the 21st century. A more advanced scan is due to take place at the end of this month, which should confirm for certain whether the chambers exist.
Eldamaty told the press conference "We can say more than 90 percent that the chambers are there, but I never start the next step until I'm 100 percent."
If proof is found, then the next steps of how and when they will access the rooms will begin.
Next time, just have a proper check round first OK? It would save everyone a lot of effort.
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There has been a lot of talk about virtual private networks lately. Certain countries are adopting a policy of censoring the internet, and all this talk about Net Neutrality in the United States have made everyone look for a solution. It has become clear that you need a way to avoid this censorship to enjoy what the internet has. Otherwise, it will be pointless to continue using it if there are only specific features available.
While these private networks are great at keeping things private, individuals have been asking plenty of other questions. Some of them include the likes of "does a VPN protect you from viruses?", "can I avoid mobile data usage or limits if I use a VPN?" and so forth.


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Last weekend I posted the first half of my list of Tom Swifties [1]. I learned from a comment to that post that there are a number of eBooks from the Tom Swift series that are free to download. You can do that at http://www.gutenberg.org/browse/authors/a#a267 [2] Using the search function at the top of that page you can find eBooks by many authors in many languages.
The picture on the right is a Tom Swift book published in 1929 in which he marries his longtime girlfriend, Mary Nestor. When you think about what a Ford Model A looked like at that time, you realize how much this book was ahead of its time with this forerunner of the RV's of today.
As I promised, here is the second half of my list of Tom Swifties.
"I guess we could add a yellow flower to the bouquet," said Tom lackadaisically.
"I'm tired of trying to understand girls," said Tom lassitudinously.
"Which floor would you like to go to?" asked Tom liftingly.
"I forgot what to pick up at the store," said Tom listlessly.
"Look at those newborn kittens," said Tom literally.
"Oh come on! It's not that hard — just add this list of X numbers and divide the sum by X," said Tom meanly.
"A thousand thanks, monsieur," said Tom mercifully.
"She's already married," said Tom mistakenly.
"This isn't real turtle soup," said Tom mockingly.
"Sometimes I like to milk cows, and other times I prefer to eat pickles," said Tom moodily.
"At the end of an auction I always end up buying too much and am dead tired," said Tom morbidly.
"How come my clock makes only 'toc's?" Tom asked mystically.
"You're a real zero," said Tom naughtily.
"That's the last time I'll pet a lion," said Tom offhandedly.
"Hey, great! My glasses are all fogged up," said Tom optimistically.
"Oh, well, another broken window," said Tom painlessly.
"From time to time I have to renew my subscriptions," said Tom periodically.
"Hey, how's about brewing me some coffee," said Tom perkily.
"This dessert is divine," said Tom piously.
"Nevermore will I read The Raven," said Tom poetically.
"This pencil is so dull," said Tom pointlessly.
"I joined the Lion's Club," said Tom pridefully.
"We've located Tiger Woods," said Tom profoundly.
"I enjoy starting fights when I play hockey," said Tom puckishly.
"I cut my nails too short," said Tom quickly.
"I must patch this coat." said Tom raggedly.
"The river has gotten rough," said Tom rapidly.
"That's all you get for now," said Tom rationally.
"I could eat a crow!" said Tom ravenously.
"I have books about Communism, said Tom readily.
"I'd paint it blue again," said Tom reassuringly.
"I haven't had an accident in ten years," said Tom recklessly.
"That was such a nice mirror!" said Tom reflectively.
"I have to take the telegrapher's test again, said Tom remorsefully.
"I'll have to dig another ditch around that castle," sighed Tom remotely.
"I'm an ordained minister," said Tom reverently.
"Frankly, my dear, should I care?" asked Tom rhetorically.
"I've had enough of these Paris streets," said Tom ruefully.
"I need a home run hitter," said Tom ruthlessly.
"To cook well, you must use the right herbs," said Tom sagely.
"I'm too tired for this evening's tryst with a mermaid," said Tom sedately.
"No, you may not buy my halibut?" Tom asked selfishly.
"Have I been to Egypt?" asked Tom senilely.
"I'd love to see my penny collection again," said Tom sentimentally.
"There's the dog star," said Tom seriously.
"I've been neglecting my flock," said Tom sheepishly.
"Never fear. Some day, people will be able to take civil action against computers," said Tom soothingly.
"Plenty of starch, if you please," said Tom stiffly.
"After the realignment that car is so easy to steer!" Tom said straightforwardly.
"Moby Dick is a really nice book," said Tom superficially.
"You've already shown me how to do that," said Tom tautly.
"I buy only Newsweek," said Tom timelessly.
"Is your name Timothy or Russell?" asked Tom timorously.
"We have another flat," sighed Tom tiredly.
"I was adopted," said Tom transparently.
"I'll always be a ditch digger," said Tom trenchantly.
"You punched me in the stomach three times," said Tom triumphantly.
"I'm a softball pitcher," said Tom underhandedly.
"I want to date around," said Tom unsteadily.
"I'd love some Chinese food," said Tom wantonly.
"I passed my electrocardiogram," said Tom wholeheartedly.
"As my sole heir, you get it all," said Tom willfully.
" ..., and you lose a few," said Tom winsomely.
"I know all the wherefores," said Tom wisely.
"I can't get this horse to stop," said Tom woefully.
"I'm going to knit a sweater for my guppy," said Tom wolfishly.
"I'll have the dark bread," said Tom wryly.
"When I didn't talk nicely, my mother made me eat soap," said Tom zestfully.
"You know, I'm beginning to HATE adverbs!" said Tom. 😀
After the first post of Tom Swifties, several people commented that they were surprised to learn that the series of books had all been written under one pseudonym, but by several authors. If you'd like to learn the names of some of the men and women who share that pseudonym, you can see them at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victor_Appleton [3].
I'll give you a couple of weeks to recover from these before posting some puns called Croakers. In the Tom Swifty family, Croakers use verbs, rather than adverbs, to deliver the pun-chline.
"The people who believe in a god who doesn't know what to do don't believe in the God of the Bible." - Dr. Drew Conley
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A bumper sticker my wife and I saw on the car ahead of us this week — "This driver carries no cash. He's married."


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chencke121 needed a new logo & brand identity pack design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 172 designs submitted by 37 freelance designers.
Lily & Fig Floral Design
not your ordinary floral designer, targeted towards those that want a regularly scheduled floral delivery, businesses for weekly floral arrangements, or the usual birthday, anniversary shopper. Not geared towards weddings and events (yet!) higher end buyers looking for unique flowers
I like logos with a creative mix of fonts. This company name is named after my Grandmother and her farm, garden and flowers. I don't necessarily need a lily or a fig in the logo but any cool flower, real or stylized...my favorite flower is actually a ranunculous but that's a tricky name to make into a company name :)


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Being Vegan in Perth, Australia. Product reviews, where to shop, recipes, events, and more.
Thursday, 6 October 2011
Recipe: Simple, Spicy Vegetable Gumbo
It is by no means a vegan cookbook, but rather a cookbook for people with common food allergies and intolerances, so there are a fair few vegan recipes in there. Now, I know that this recipe strays a fair but from the 'traditional' gumbo recipe but it still has its merits - being cruelty free being the most important one, of course!
One last thing: if you do not like okra, leave it out. I must admit, I am not a fan of this vegetable and I am someone who loves my veggies! If anyone has any suggestions as to what to substitute okra with in this recipe, please leave a comment below. Okay, onto the recipe.
What you will need:
1 small onion (optional)
2 sticks of celery
1 red capsicum (optional)
1 tin of corn kernels (about 350g)
1 large carrot
115g of okra
1 garlic clove (optional)
half tsp Cajun seasoning (or up to full tsp if you like it hot)
1 tin chopped tomatoes (400g)
425ml water
half tsp tamari
2 tbsp fresh parsley, chopped
Preheat oven to 200 degrees Celsius
Cut onion, celery, capsicum and carrot into bit sized chunks. Press the garlic clove and top and tail the okra. Place these ingredients and the corn kernels into a casserole dish.
Mix the Cajun seasoning with the tomatoes, water and tamari. Add to the casserole and mix to combine.
Cover the casserole and cook for about 1 hour or until the vegetables are just cooked.
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Ryan Dawson interviews Gilad Atzmon (very interesting)
An expose of the deceit that is intrinsic to Jewish Identity politics and Jewish Left in particular. We spoke about Palestine, BDS, Soros, Identity politics, JVP, Holocaust, victimhood, truth, ethics, my detractors and more.
The Wandering Who? A Study Of Jewish Identity Politics - available on Amazon.com & Amazon.co.uk


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Absentee ballots are now available for Connecticut's upcoming primary election.
If a registered voter will be out of town or otherwise unavailable to go to the polls on August 12, they can obtain an application for an absentee ballot at town clerks' offices or online at sots.ct.gov/vote.
Absentee ballots can be returned by mail or in-person to town offices up until 8:00 pm on August 12.
Secretary of the State Denise Merrill said if unaffiliated voters want to cast a vote in the primary, they must register with the Democratic or Republican parties. They have until August 11 at 12:00 pm.
Much attention is being paid to the Republican primary for governor, where the GOP's endorsed candidate, businessman Tom Foley, is being challenged by Senate Minority Leader John McKinney.


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the garden is beckoning
It is challenging to work indoors when I hear the garden calling my name. Gardening is such a labour of love for me and one of the most compelling reasons we left our little Toronto property behind. Our postage sized yard with no grass did not prepare us for this! Needless to say, we have a lot to learn about maintaining our new gardens and lawns. There are so many plants coming up right now, some familiar and some that will remain a mystery until in full bloom. This is what the garden looks like (once Adam got his hands on a few more tools and we did a bit of garden clean up). We have plans, BIG plans that will take a few years to implement but isn't it just gorgeous right now?
We connected with Becky and Sean from Earth Magic Permaculture to create a garden plan that will work for this space and help with plant identification and selection. I highly recommend their garden consultations, which are informative, earth-friendly, detailed and affordable. After they left I felt more confident and immediately got to work removing all of the mustard garlic (invasive), a dead lilac bush and planted our paper birch tree in precisely the right place. What do you think of their veggie garden plan? So sweet!
Being in nature is renewing, healing and such an important part of my life. Gardening gives me a sense of connection with my Italian grandparents. By carrying on the tradition, I feel it honours them and in some way keeps them close. It's one more reason I am grateful to live here, with mother earth, the trees, flowers, birds and bunnies (and of course, Adam). xo


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Festival goer Tim Twanks has accused Glastonbury of "failing to live up to its hippy credentials", adding that when he paid £230 for a ticket he hadn't for one minute expected that the festival was a remotely commercial enterprise.
Twanks returned to work this morning and told colleagues that an appearance by Kanye West had ruined his weekend and permanently undermined Gastonbury's credibility as far as he was concerned.
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Technology has improved vastly over the years. A lot of people spend most of their time in front of their computers. If you are one of those, you might want to earn extra income by just sitting and clicking. 🙂
Here are some steps I learned and proven effective. The steps might be long but it will surely lead you to success.
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31 Days Series, Welcome!
By Stephanie
I am excited to be here. I generally don't commit to things like this because I tend to fizzle out somewhere around day 7. That's just true. I don't like that its true, but it's true. Not this time! This time is different because I'm already 2 days late to this party and well past fashionably late. Mercy.
So this time I am in. I am committed…to 28 days of His presence.
Here is the thing about God's great love and mercy. Its totally undeserved, totally radical, totally accessible and found only in His presence. God is clear in His Word that in Him is abundant life. A free and spacious life. A life lived in the unforced rhythms of His grace while He is unveiling the beauty of our intended design. Simply put, God's presence brings life.
I am honored you are with me here. I look so forward to entering in to His presence with you this month as we explore different facets of abundance found in His presence.
Welcome home, fellow sojourner. Welcome home.
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Latest News
Tanner switches pitching rotation
All season it had been one of the seldom-noticed strengths of the USC baseball team. After all, stability never gets much fanfare.
It was only in recent weeks that the previously consistent starting pitchers got knocked around a bit. So now, with two weeks remaining in the regular season, coach Ray Tanner made his first change to the weekend rotation.
Junior Mike Cisco, the one-time ace of the staff, has been bumped to the bullpen for this weekend's series at Arkansas, which begins tonight at 7:35. He will be replaced in the rotation by senior Nick Godwin, whose surprising surge is what led to the move, according to Tanner.
Junior lefty Will Atwood, who had started every Saturday, moves to Friday. Godwin slides into the Saturday role, while sophomore Blake Cooper remains the Sunday starter.
For most of the season, the Gamecocks' starting pitching had been solid. But with Cisco struggling his past two outings and the Gamecocks (34-15 overall, 13-11 in the SEC) battling for postseason position, Tanner decided it was time to tinker.
Tanner said it was "absolutely" hard to tell Cisco — who started 5-1 (now 5-3) and whose 4.98 ERA is inflated by two bad outings — about the move.
"He's the heart and soul of this program," Tanner said. "I was probably more concerned about it than he was. But he's a great competitor. He certainly didn't want to be taken out of the rotation this weekend, but he may very well be in a critical role out of the bullpen."
Cisco seemed to take the decision in stride, pointing out that "it's not really my decision," but accepting his role. He and Tanner maintained Cisco is in fine health, unlike last year, when the right-hander was given two weeks off to rest.
"My arm's not bothering me," Cisco said. "I'm just in the bullpen this weekend. That's one thing I don't want happening, is people look back on last year and automatically (think) my arm's hurt. Because I feel great, and I'm ready, just like everyone else on the team, to end up the regular season and hopefully make it all the way."
In his past two outings, Cisco has yielded 10 runs in 5ð innings at LSU, and four runs (one earned) in three innings against Florida.
Godwin has been impressive as a midweek starter. His 2.48 ERA is the best of any active Gamecock with more than one appearance, and he has beaten Clemson twice. Godwin, a junior-college transfer last year, has pitched in relief the past two SEC series, yielding four runs in eight innings.
Tanner decided to put Atwood in the Friday role in large part because of his experience.
"Every day has kind of a different dynamic to it," Atwood said. "Friday you're trying to set the tone. And then depending on how that goes, you're either trying to try and make a real statement and win a series on Saturday or you've got to answer back and win the game on Saturday to even it out."
The new rotation could end up being short-lived. Tanner said he would evaluate how things go after this weekend and decide how to approach the regular-season finale against Tennessee.
"Ultimately, I want to get back in the rotation," Cisco said. "I'm not going to do anything overpowering to try to get back in there. I'm just going to stay within myself and try to pitch well when I get in there."
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My father really enjoys porters. Generally, they are slightly sweeter, not as roasty and dry as a stouts. The history of porters is also pretty interesting. The first "industrialized" beer, porter provided much of the calories needed for the working class of London during the industrial revolution. Stouts grew out of these beers, and has now mostly replaced them. There is a terrific chapter on porters in Randy Mosher's and would highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to learn more.
Anyway, I decided to brew a porter for when my father came up last summer. My older son has taken to calling my father "Gramps". Not sure why, he just likes saying it, so it stuck, and hence the name of the brew. Now, one of the other favorite beverages of my father's (and yes, mine too) is single malt whiskey. So, I decided to do a smoked porter, using peat smoked malt, adding a flavor found in some of our favorite single malts. Smoked porters are nothing new, there are several good versions you can get. , as does . However, in mine, I wanted to keep the smoke as a background note, not the dominant flavor. It is easy to overdo it on the smoked malt, so I figured for this brew, I would start on the lower side, and go from there. I also really enjoy molasses in my porters. In college, I tried brewing ". No I did not make that up, that is really the name of the recipe in the book, and it makes a damn fine porter. Molasses, brown sugar, and bakers chocolate all ended up in that beer in college, and since then, I have pretty much always tossed molasses into my porters, in homage to the book that got my hooked on this hobby.
So, here is the recipe:
10.00 lb Pale Malt, Maris Otter (3.0 SRM)
0.50 lb Brown Malt (65.0 SRM)
0.50 lb Chocolate Malt (350.0 SRM)
0.50 lb Peat Smoked Malt (2.8 SRM)
0.25 lb Black (Patent) Malt (500.0 SRM)
0.50 oz Norther Brewer [10.00 %] (60 min) Hops 17.2 IBU
0.25 oz Norther Brewer [10.00 %] (30 min) Hops 6.6 IBU
0.25 lb Molasses (80.0 SRM)
1 Pkgs English Ale (White Labs #WLP002) Yeast-Ale
Single infusion mash at 154, I got pretty crummy efficiency, and it came out with a OG of 1.050, FG of 1.012, with 23.8 IBU's
Tasting: Very carbonated, I overshot this one a bit. However, there is a nice tan color to the head, with a very dark brown almost black, red highlights to the light. On the nose, the peat is there, but it is in balance with with dark chocolate and liquorice notes. The taste has a slight bite at first, I think from the carbonation, transitioning to some cherry esters and a very smooth roasted malt, with a slight sweetness and smokiness at the end. The body is pretty middle of the road.
Critique: I am pleased with this brew. It is pretty much what I was going for, and find it every easy to drink and enjoy it every time I open a bottle. The beer is 1 year out (I still have 4 bottles left), and the smoke is fading, but still there. I really like smoke as part of the flavor profile, not overpowering. I did enter this beer into a competition, my first one, and I learned a valuable lesson. Go big in your style. A smoked beer should be really smokey, not a hint of smoke, which was my intent. It sounds like I would have rated better entering it as a robust porter, but hey, I am happy with the beer, and would definitely brew it again. I would probably swap out the brown malt (I had it on hand from another brew) for some crystal to up the malty/sweetness, but I like the smoke right where it is, which was the key part to this recipe.
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Iowa Woman Killed in Crash with Semi
Nicole Van Hamme, 28, of Davenport, was killed in a crash that occurred around 5:20 pm on Thursday, May 19th. A Swift Transportation semi had stopped for traffic and had just begun to resume travel eastbound on I-80. Van Hamme, driving her Cadillac CTS, collided into the semi near mile marker 295. The driver of the semi was not hurt in the accident. Van Hamme was pronounced dead at the scene.
"The semi-trailer was stopped on the interstate due to a large amount of traffic attempting to merge onto eastbound Interstate 80 from northbound Highway 61," police said in their statement."
This rear-end collision accident is one that should remind us all of Jayne Mansfield. Because it was Jayne Mansfield's accident with the rear of a semi-trailer that caused the NHTSA to make "under-ride bars" on the back of semi-trailers mandatory. The bar is the one you see on the back side of all trailers, the one just below the rear compartment doors.
Now what Jayne Mansfield didn't have in her day were cell phones and the distraction of text messages. And I have to wonder if the driver of the Cadillac wasn't texting while driving. Distracted driving is the cause of many rear end collision cases that we see.NHTSA – Under-ride Bar – Semi-Tractor Trailer Safety Features


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LONDON — At the root of Moody's decision to downgrade Britain's credit rating is a crucial economic reality: Britain has begun to trail its peers in Europe — even bailed-out euro zone economies — when it comes to bringing down its budget deficit and making it attractive for foreigners to buy its exports.
Prime Minister David Cameron and his increasingly jittery coalition government have made deficit and debt reduction a defining priority. In December, his powerful chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, warned that an austerity program that had already resulted in the elimination of tens of thousands public-sector jobs would have to be extended for a year longer than planned, to 2018. But that same austerity program has contributed to long-term economic malaise.
On Friday Moody's became the first ratings agency to strip Britain of its prized triple-A investment grade, reducing the country to Aa1. In its report, Moody's said one of the core factors behind its decision was the very slow pace of the British recovery.
Mr. Osborne said afterward that Moody's decision was "disappointing news," but he promised not to let the downgrade deflect the government from its deficit-cutting strategy.
The challenge Mr. Cameron and Mr. Osborne face in turning around the economy and changing Britain's status as a fiscal and trade laggard was underscored by two statistics released Friday in a widely anticipated European Commission economic forecast for the European Union.
The first is that despite presiding over one of the longest and highest-profile European austerity campaigns, the British government will end this year with a primary deficit — the purest measure of how much more a government spends than it receives in taxes — of 4.3 percent of gross domestic product. That is by far the highest such figure in Europe and second only to debt-ridden Japan among the world's developed economies.
The second is that even though the pound has lost up to a third of its value against major currencies since the onset of the financial crisis, Britain this year will be the only developed economy in the world that will register a current account deficit that will be higher, at 3.1 percent of G.D.P., than it was in 2009.
The current account balance is the broadest measure of a country's ability to sell its goods abroad. The larger the deficit, the more a country must borrow. All things being equal, a less costly currency should make it more attractive for foreigners to purchase a country's goods or invest in its assets. Export powers like Germany and China run large current account surpluses.
Mr. Cameron has touted the benefits of having a flexible currency, free of the constraints of the euro — and Britain may even hold a referendum on its continued membership in the European Union. But even euro zone countries like Spain, Greece and Portugal, which three years ago had gaping account deficits that drove them to the brink of collapse, have made dramatic improvements in this regard. The European Commission even sees Spain moving to a current account surplus this year.
Britain's persistent and worsening trade gap illustrates a troubling inability to increase exports even though the government has made this a policy priority. In his first address to Parliament, the incoming governor of the Bank of England, Mark J. Carney, pointed out that since 2000, Britain's share of global exports had decreased about 50 percent — the steepest decline among the world's 20 biggest economies.
One explanation for the disappointing British record in narrowing its deficit and becoming more competitive is a surprising decline in productivity since the start of the crisis.
Since their economies tanked, countries like Spain, Portugal and Ireland have become more competitive by laying off workers. That should set the stage for a more robust return to growth once the recession ends.
In Britain, however, the opposite has been true: Despite stagnant economic growth, the British unemployment rate has remained relatively low, at just under 8 percent. In other words, Britain needs more workers to produce the same product — which, in addition to keeping the economy from growing strongly, pushes up labor costs, making exports more expensive to foreign buyers.
"Productivity is at the root of all of Britain's problems," said Robert Wood, an economist at Berenberg Bank in London who recently came out with a detailed report on the topic.
Moody's highlighted the essence of the country's productivity problem on Friday, when it said that the expected British growth rate of 1 percent this year was far below the long-term trend of 2 percent to 2.5 percent economic growth. In its report Friday, the European Commission projected growth of 0.9 percent in 2013, after no growth in 2012 and 0.9 percent in 2011.
Economic stagnation has made it harder for the government to reduce the deficit because tax revenues are not increasing as much as had been projected. Mr. Osborne extended the austerity program in December because the government had missed one of its self-imposed deficit-reduction goals.
Britain's austerity has included both tax increases and budget cuts. But the government led by Mr. Cameron has been reluctant to follow the example of the governments of those ailing euro zone countries that have taken a sharp knife to public-sector salaries, pensions and other benefit payments.
The most recent public finance figures for January show that public spending continues to increase in Britain, driven largely by social benefits. Those payments have risen by 6 percent over the past 10 months, with much of that figure driven by pension payments in addition to unemployment benefits.
The Moody's downgrade and the continuing problems in the economy could prompt foreign investors — who have thus far been heavy buyers of British government bonds — to sell their holdings on the view that gilts no longer represent a haven in troubled Europe.
Such an outcome is not guaranteed, of course. The United States lost its triple-A rating in August 2011 and France lost its in November 2012. The reaction from the bond market has been a collective yawn.
But the downgrade of Britain comes as the pound continues to slide. The currency has fallen more than 2 percent against the euro and nearly 4 percent against the dollar in the past two weeks after Bank of England officials said they were inclined to print more money in order to finance another program of bond buying in an effort to prod the economy into growth.
As hedge funds and other major investors increase their bets against the pound, bond investors will have more incentive to sell their holdings, especially if more downgrades are in the offing.
"The situation is unsustainable," said John Mills, an economist and entrepreneur who has long insisted that Britain must aggressively devalue the pound in order to improve its trade position.
"Britain is uncompetitive in the world," Mr. Mills said. "Sooner or later the pound will crack and the markets will come tumbling down."


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Area upcoming 9th – 12th Grade students with an interest in exploring health care careers are invited to attend "Camp MedQuest" at Newark-Wayne Community Hospital on Tuesday, August 26th from 8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. The day-long camp is planned to give participants a hands-on chance to experience the opportunities available in health careers. Areas to explore will include: Nursing, Emergency Medicine, Rehabilitation Services (Physical/Occupational Therapy), Radiology, Pharmacy, Food and Nutrition and other services. Students attending will rotate through six of the areas of interest.
The registration fee is $20 (includes lunch, snacks and a t-shirt) and pre-registration is required. Space is limited to 20 students and the deadline to sign-up is July 30th. A limited number of scholarships are available for Wayne County students to attend this camp.
This program is sponsored by Newark-Wayne Community Hospital and is funded in part by a grant from the Wayne County Rural Health Network through a grant from NYSDOH, Office of Rural Health. The grant is also being used to reduce the costs of students wishing to participate in Camp MedQuest.
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When I try to copy a part of my file, it's seems that problems disappear in the new file??!!! If I erase a part of my file an save on the same name, problems desappears too?!!! But when I copy all the file to the new file, problems comes back ?????!!!!!! :-( It's very strange like emacs knowed when the file is complete and in tex format or not??????? Have you an idea? Would you like I post you all the file? I'm not sure it's very usefeul because I say that's with xemacs there's no problem. So, on you computer, It's would be the same things that under xemacs.
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Hotels.com is running a ridiculously good giveaway:
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In addition to that, they're extending their exclusive TaylorMade Community offer: Save $40 off $300+ with code GOLF40.
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Was there ever a notification of who won this amzing trip?
Amy and Adam from Michigan just visited the Kingdom this week!
Looks like they had a great time. That is certainly a bucket list trip to get out there.
Congrats to Amy and Adam! Hope they had a great time at The Kingdom and Torrey.
Congrats to these folks! Wish I had known about the contest, I would've entered!


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By Jake Barnes, ARTS Brighton Researcher This short blog proposes…
Workshop: What are the key sustainability issues for the city's green spaces and the development of new infrastructure projects?
By Jake Barnes
The second in our series of three workshops exploring Sustainability through collaboration to be held on Thursday 14th April, at the Friends Meeting House in Brighton. At the workshop we will look more closely at the two focal areas introduced in workshop 1: Green spaces and new infrastructure projects. Through breakout groups we seek to develop shared lists of key sustainability issues and an action plan for each area.
To kick-start this process a preliminary list of key sustainability issues has been drafted for each area. We invite you to review these lists and come to the workshop armed with additions, amendments or clarifications!
Key sustainability issues for green spaces
(in no particular order)
- Conserving and enhancing biodiversity (plants and wildlife) (contributing to the Local Biodiversity Action Plan), including sustaining pollinating insects and other wildlife
- Reducing flood risk in vulnerable areas through sustainable drainage schemes
- Increasing tree cover?
- Encouraging and enhancing the health and recreation benefits of existing green spaces,
- Access to food growing and food waste composting
- Increasing opportunities for informal and formal education
- Viewing and managing green spaces as a spatial network of 'green infrastructure' (e.g. green corridors linking green spaces and enhancing biodiversity)
- Using existing parks and green spaces as demonstration areas to encourage more 'eco-friendly' urban elements and public behaviour e.g. gardens and buildings?
- Encouraging multi-functional approaches to design, management and use to deliver multiple benefits ('ecosystem services')
- Developing capacity and resources to manage and improve green spaces
- Making management regimes more (environmentally) sustainable and natural, in terms of the resources used, activities carried out and future resilience (including climate change)
- Encouraging greater community involvement in green spaces, including scope for increased engagement in sites, planning and management
Key sustainability issues in the development of new infrastructure projects
(in no particular order)
- Maximising use of land (usually for new homes) while respecting surrounding areas – makes best use of land plus maximises support for public transport services*
- Creating quality homes – minimum space standards
- Creating sustainable neighbourhoods:
- mix of tenure and size
- car-free streets*
- local and native planting encouraging biodiversity
- Providing local services nearby wherever possible (to reduce the need to travel)*
- Adaptable community buildings which can still serve a useful function as demographic changes
- Access to (and for large developments inclusion of) local green space and good pedestrian and cycle links to larger green spaces and the National Park*
- Access to food growing space
- Facilities for composting and recycling
- Zero carbon homes (homes that generate more electricity than they use) and offices (requirement for highest BREEAM rating)
- Minimise water use and impact on aquifer, re-using water wherever possible and capturing rainfall for local use to minimise amount of treated water used
- Minimising car parking and where it is provided make this off / edge of site where possible to keep streets generally car-free. If possible share parking with offices / work spaces to reduce overall amount provided*
- Ensure good pedestrian and cycle links into neighbouring areas and provide good quality public transport infrastructure*
- Ensure any new drive ways or outside surfaces are permeable
* Essential to minimise off-site impacts, to minimise air pollution and to encourage active living. Without these elements new development risks creating an environment with high social, health and economic costs.
We look forward to hearing your thoughts.
This workshop is the second in a series of three workshops exploring how to accelerate progress to a more sustainable future within Brighton and Hove. The series is being led by researchers at the University of Sussex, working on the ARTS project (accelerating and rescaling transitions to sustainability). The series is also being supported by a core group of local stakeholders, including Vic Borrel (Brighton and Hove Food Partnership), Chris Todd (FOE, Brighton), Mita Patel (BHCC), Duncan Blinkhorn (Community Works) and Rich Howorth (Biosphere Partnership).
To sign up to the workshops please visit our eventbrite page: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/sustainability-through-collaboration-tickets-22217115992
To learn more about the motivations behind the workshops click here and for a review of the first workshop click here.
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Thursday, September 9, 2010
Any day now
October, 2010
greetings from Tassos
October, 2010
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Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Revenons à nos moutons
A seasonal turn in the Northern Hemisphere recalls that thrilling, auspicious moment in our liberal education - a vision we saw dissolve before our eyes with the rise of Thatcher, Reagan, and the WTO - as we contemplated an Autumnal palette of degree pre-requisites and elective delectations which bade us, "come into dinner," as Beatrice had it in
Much Ado
, of resumed development under the guiding of priceless preceptors, and the unforgettable company of our peers.
When I came to my present place
, a friend asked me what kind of society I would hope to find in 'the best of all possible worlds.' Having some practice in the question, it wasn't very hard to answer - a very selfish answer, naturally, to a question that invited one. Years later, I cited the terms of my foolishness to a friend in design, who ran a computer scan of its latent colours.
Welcome Ode, Henry Purcell, 1694
Performance, King's Consort,
Hyperion, 1992 ©
Photography, Potomac & Athens,
The Washington Post
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Enfants du paradis
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Expeditionary force
" . . through the impossibility of my longing,
I had stumbled on
one of the uses
of art."
Donald Windham,
Emblems of Conduct,
Music, Cole Porter, 1936
Performance, Bill Evans, Riverside, 1962 ©
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le sel est de retour au sellier
cf., L'homme est un concept
Music, Georg Frideric Händel, 1748
Performance, King's Consort, Hyperion, 1991 ©
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Why does K.282 open with an Adagio?
Possibly the most beautiful picture to have come to my attention on the internet, the photograph of which this is an excerpt happened to land within my sight at the very moment when I was contemplating a posting on the photography of Miroslav Tichy. Munching a very good tea cookie with a Fentiman's mandarin orange soda at a roadside boulangerie down the road from Mr Madison's Montpelier - minding one's business, in other words, as scrupulously as one could - the Moravian madman fell rather naturally to mind. But I have to say, his works have been blogged to death, and Sanford Schwartz's
elegant review
of a current show in
The New York Review of Books
allowed me to feel that the schtick had been satisfactorily extruded. In that review, Schwartz had exhausted every reasonable excuse for what he invited us to call, "blur."
It was upon seeing this picture that I realised, blur is not what intrigues me in Tichy (as it isn't, for Schwartz). Nor is it any comparison with Seurat or Turner, to which this picture lends itself, because this is not an exploitation of the distribution of pigmentation on a screen. It's an opening of the screen. I do not believe this fragment furnishes those structuring clues which assure us of mortality. One feels a closeness with Ryoan-ji in this picture; with quantum physics, from Heraclitus to Pauli and Dirac; and possibly with God - as in the one Oppenheimer remembered.
But the picture is grounded, in the end; and this is the vision which begs the question,
why did Mozart open his sonata with an adagio
? I have presented only its upper fragment, because no one could bear to share this picture without predicate of its defining context. The authorities - Arthur Hutchings for Robbins-Landon, Alfred Einstein, Charles Rosen - are endearingly bemused by the 19-year-old Mozart's flouting of convention in this gesture, although they hastily agree, the adagio is "affecting." Einstein insists (
Mozart: His Character, His Work,
OUP, 1945) the composer "was not himself" - as if anyone you or I could possibly hope to meet, would ever know.
Preserved for cherished retrospection,
as the blogger-photographer originally presented it
, this picture then opens up into a 2nd movement of minuets of high spirits, each one inscribing the blithest and sweetest impressions in the sand as any child might leave, celebrating a birthday at the Point Reyes National Seashore.
At its native blog, this entry is filed with reference to the prose fiction of William Maxwell; and it is not difficult to see intimations of
So Long, See You Tomorrow
in this porous, luminous grain.
But the sonata simply could not have made sense of its own dances, central as they are to its disposition, without benefit of laying this extraordinary screen for them to trample. Of course this is what the composer was doing. I don't believe Mozart ever made it to the beach; but no one can doubt his perception of possibilities which were uniquely his, before he laid his own transfiguration upon the open parchment, to be inherited forever, as here.
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Performance, András Schiff, 1980, Decca ©
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Striker Cathair Friel made it five goals in five games as his strike helped Ballymena United to a 3-2 win against Cliftonville at The Showgrounds.
The powerfully built centre-forward seems to have taken to the Danske Bank Premiership like a duck to water as he has now racked up six goals in eight games since moving up two divisions from Limavady United.
Friel's goal - sandwiched between two Tony Kane penalties - gave United the three points and the striker says he is enjoying his football with David Jeffrey's Sky Blues.
"Scoring the goals is filling me with confidence and they are going in from inside the box and outside the box," he said. "Like the goal today. I hit it, it took a deflection and ended up in the net.
"I set myself the target of getting 10 goals this season and I may have to move that target and up the standard.
"At the start of pre-season I felt the difference between Limavady and United.
"It was very tough as it is two leagues above.
"But I put in the hard work and it is paying off and hopefully that continues.
"It has been a long haul getting my fitness up, but I am enjoying it.
"I didn't really know what to expect and it is a big step-up, but it is great to play with Johnny McMurray up front.
"We are similar types of players and we just seemed to have clicked and gelled well." he added.
And Friel admitted he had a chance to come to The Showgrounds in the middle of last season.
"There was interest from United and Glenn Ferguson in January but I was playing from my home town club and I wanted to stay and beat the goal-scoring record and I did that.
"I was always hoping to move up because I want to test myself. In the summer I didn't know what to expect with Glenn having left the club. I thought my opportunity had gone but it hadn't and I'm glad of that."
And Friel says he is enjoying working under United manager Jeffrey.
"He is great and he does not have favourites," he said. "If you play well you are in the team. He fills you full of confidence and the boys seem to be getting on well with him.
"No-one falls out with him and the team are doing well under him."
Cliftonville's goals came from David McDaid and substitute Ross Lavery.
And manager Gerard Lyttle was disappointed not to have got something from the game.
"I am gutted that we have been beaten by two penalties and a deflection," he said. "It's hard to stomach.
"I don't think we played that well. We started off alright and got the goal, but after the goal we stopped playing.
"We were creating good chances down the wings with Chris Curran, but then we stopped playing.
"In the second half we started well, but it is the story of our season that we switched off at crucial times.
"We also had to work hard for our goals and Ballymena didn't and that is the disappointing thing.
"Hopefully the lads aren't feeling sorry for themselves. Hopefully they are angry to lose the game.
"The season so far has not been ideal and we have not started that well. It has been an up-and-down season.
"We had two wins and then the game against Linfield was called off and maybe we lost a wee bit of the momentum we had built up.
"But no excuses, we didn't play as well as we can. We also didn't create enough chances in the second half.
"We haven't had a settled side due to a number of reasons.
"But no excuses but I don't think we deserved to get beat but I don't think we deserved to win either."


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Farewell letter to co workers is a formal letter to inform your co workers that your leaving the organization and moving on to a new job position, new city, retiring, starting your own business or have chosen something else with your life. It also carries a farewell message and express gratitude to your colleagues.
It provides an opportunity to share your inner feelings over leaving your organization. It is one f the best ways to express gratitude and appreciation to your colleagues for their affection and support. You can write it with a slight informal or personal manner. However, it is a formal letter written in a standard format of business letter writing.
Sample Farewell Letter to Coworkers
Mr. Roger Dean
Manger Finance
Spring Dale Company
56 Beech Drive
Edinburgh 6880
All the colleagues
Spring Dale Company
56 Beech Drive
Edinburgh 6880
Date: 14 Jun, 2014
Subject: Farewell letter to my colleagues
Dear all,
I am writing this with a mixed feeling of happiness and melancholy as I am leaving today. It seems like it was yesterday since I have joined Spring Dale Company as an intern of Finance Department. But it was over six years ago now.
It is not easy for me to write this as my last letter before leaving our company finally. I am writing this with a heavy heart to share my feelings with you all. I would like to mention that it has been a very memorable and fantastic journey with you all fantastic people. I would never forget all those laughs and joy moments that we all had during tough times of target achievement.
As you all know that I am shifting to New York to start my own business. I would like to express my gratitude to you all for your support and encouragement. I could have never been able to take this important decision without your motivation.
Wish you all the very best for your future. And wish well to the Spring Dale Company.
Thank you.
Best Regards,
Roger Dean
Manger Finance
Spring Dale Company
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"Redding offers a lot of fun in just a few days, making travelers feel like they've extended their vacation time. It's like an outdoor Disneyland without all the lines, so you get more done in a short period of time," says Kallie Markle of the Redding Convention and Visitors Bureau. "On the other hand, it's the great outdoors, so you can sit at the base of waterfall and savor a single view all day long if that's what it takes to wash your worries away. Redding is the perfect hub if you love rural fun coupled with the conveniences of good food, craft beer, live music, theater, and great lodging."
Distances to local hot spots from central Redding, CA:
To Headwaters Adventure Company for kayak rentals: 2 minutes
To The Fly Shop to meet all the angler's needs: 4 minutes
To The Bike Shop for bike rentals and fixes: 5 minutes
To Sundial Bridge/Turtle Bay Exploration Park for learning and fun: 5 minutes
To Sacramento River National Recreation Trail: 5 minutes
To Wildcard Brewing Company for fun and beer: 8 minutes
To Historic Cascade Theatre for performance art and culture: 8 minutes
To Moonstone Bistro for farm to table goodness: 11 minutes or less
To Shasta State Historic Park for gold miner's history lesson: 15 minutes
To Shasta Lake: 15 minutes
To Shasta Dam for the WOW factor: 18 minutes
To Whiskeytown National Recreation Area for hiking, swimming, water recreation: 20 minutes
To Lake Shasta Caverns for spelunking: 25 minutes
To On Water Yoga for health and wellness: 25 minutes
To Anselmo Vineyards for wine tasting and tours: 30 minutes
To Castle Crags State Park for incredible mountain hiking: 45 minutes
To Mt. Shasta city for shopping, dining and incredible mountain views: 60 minutes
To Mt. Shasta Ski Park for getting your groove on: 75 minutes
To Lower McCloud Falls for light hikes and amazing rewards: 75 minutes
To McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park for hiking, swimming and gazing: 75 minutes
To Lassen Volcanic National Park for lava tubes and geo thermal views: 90 minutes
Redding is in the center of it all and offers a variety of lodging choices, restaurants, and activities within the city limits, so you still get the comforts of home while spending time in the great outdoors. Grab your kayak and fishing pole - or rent them once you get here - and see how your vacation time goes further in Redding
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Covering an area roughly the size of Ireland, the Shasta Cascade region is the perfect place to get back to nature, relax and enjoy the great outdoors. Comprised of eight rural counties historically known for being part of the pioneer gold rush in the mid-1800s, this majestic region of northern California is abundantly scattered with lakes, rivers, mountains and historic mining towns, and includes Lassen Volcanic National Park, two national monuments, six national forests and seven California state parks offering unforgettable fun and adventure. This area offers boundless outdoor recreation with magnificent landscapes and breathtaking vistas: from towering volcanoes, alpine ranges, and glaciers, to waterfalls, lush forests, pristine lakes, and roaring rivers; this travel destination is one of a kind. Shasta Cascade is easy to get to by auto, air, or Amtrak, and offers an off-the-beaten-path experience where people discover the abundance of nature in one of the few unspoiled areas remaining in California. For more information or to request a visitor's guide, visit www.shastacascade.com, like our Facebook page www.facebook.com/ShastaCascade, or find us on twitter www.twitter.com/ShastaCascade.
About Redding, CA
Situated at the northern end of the Sacramento River Valley, Redding is the hub city in Shasta Cascade and is located just two hours north of Sacramento and three hours northeast of San Francisco. Boasting 300+ days of beautiful weather a year, Redding offers outdoor adventure and attractions all year long, along with great wine, food, sporting and cultural events, dining, lodging and entertainment. The great Sacramento River runs through the center of town, helping earn Redding the fame of being America's "Unofficial Capital of Kayaking" according to Time Magazine. Nearby scenic lakes, rivers, state and national parks, including Shasta Lake, Whiskeytown National Recreation Area and Lassen Volcanic National Park, make Redding a fantastic base-camp for exploration in Shasta Cascade, offering Any Adventure, Any Day. Redding is conveniently located at the crossroads of I-5 and California state routes 299 and 44, and is accessible by daily flights from San Francisco. For more information or to order a visitor's guide, visit www.visitredding.com, like our Facebook page www.facebook.com/VisitReddingCA or find us on twitter at www.twitter.com/visitreddingca.
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text: Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum New High-Rise Condo And Bar Coming To Midtown By Katelyn Howard & Russell Ray • Mar 27, 2019 Elliott + Associates Architects A new eight-story condominium and a bar and grill are coming to Midtown, Oklahoma City. On this week's Business Intelligence Report, Journal Record editor Russell Ray discusses how the projects are part of Midtown's resurgence and how the condo's development has attracted some protest. How Oklahoma Could Be Affected By A Federal Government Shutdown By Nomin Ujiyediin • Jan 19, 2018 Joe Wertz / StateImpact Oklahoma The offices of most federal agencies in Oklahoma could be affected by a potential government shutdown, if the U.S. Senate fails to move past a deadlock on a funding bill. Photos: The 2017 Oklahoma City Bombing Remembrance Ceremony By Nomin Ujiyediin • Apr 19, 2017 Nomin Ujiyediin / KGOU It's been more than two decades since a truck full of explosives destroyed the Alfred P. 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They include a key piece of evidence — the car that Timothy McVeigh was driving when he was pulled over and arrested north of Oklahoma City on the day of the bombing. Peter O'Dowd's Cross-Country Road Trip By editor • Aug 4, 2014 On July 19, Peter O'Dowd left his job as news director of KJZZ in Phoenix, Arizona, packed up his things into a two-door Honda Accord and embarked on a six-day journey across the U.S. to start his job as assistant managing editor of Here & Now. He joins hosts Jeremy Hobson and Robin Young to discuss some of the people he met along the way, during the 3,000-mile trip. Upgrades Planned At Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum By Associated Press • Jan 8, 2014 Kurt Gwartney / KGOU The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum has unveiled plans for a new $7 million project that will upgrade the museum and offer more insights for visitors into the deadly attack. The plans were unveiled during a symbolic wall-breaking ceremony at the museum on Wednesday. The memorial honors the 168 people who died in the 1995 bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building. OKC Award Goes To Pakistani Girl Shot By Taliban By Brian Hardzinski & Associated Press • May 13, 2013 Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum A human rights activist from Pakistan who founded an all-girls school and his 15-year-old daughter who survived an assassination attempt by the Taliban have been honored by the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum. Memorial officials presented the 2013 Reflections of Hope Award to Ziauddin Yousafzai and Malala Yousafzai on Monday. With Boston in the News, the Shadow of April 19th Remains By Kurt Gwartney • Apr 19, 2013 Kurt Gwartney / KGOU While the nation's attention is focused on the unfolding events following Monday's explosions at the Boston Marathon, Oklahoma City bombing survivors, victims' family members and others gathered Friday morning for the annual remembrance of that disaster. After 18 years, the service follows a routine: bag pipes, one second of silence for each of the 168 people who died, a few comments, and then the reading of the names of those killed in the blast. But this year, the emotions seemed closer to the surface at the service held in the sanctuary of First Church across the street from the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum. Memorial Designer Reflects on Commemorating Tragedy Through Architecture By Suzette Grillot, Rebecca Cruise & Brian Hardzinski • Apr 19, 2013 Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum Listen Listening... / 24:00 Hundreds gathered Friday morning at the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum to mark the 18th anniversary of the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. Hans and Torrey Butzer, along with their partner Sven Berg, designed the Outdoor Symbolic Portion of the memorial while living in Berlin in 1997. 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IFH 199: How to Go From a 6K Micro Budget to Directing a 100K Feature Film with Joshua Caldwell
IFH 199: How to Go From a 6K Micro-Budget to Directing a 100K Feature Film with Joshua Caldwell
Ever wondered what happens to those directors who make a micro-budget feature film? Do they ever sell that film? Do they ever get to direct a feature film again? Today guest is filmmaker Joshua Caldwell, a rare returning filmmaker on the show.
He directed a $6000 feature film called Layover. Check out the trailer below. You can listen to his first episode in the links below.
I wanted to bring Joshua back to discuss how he leveraged that first micro-budget feature film to get a shot of directing his new $100,000 feature Negative. Check out the trailer below.
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Hive Swarms To Lend A Helping Hand At Wildlife Refuge
This month the Hive Bees pulled together for a volunteer day at a San Francisco Bay Area wildlife refuge. This was the fourth semi-annual Helping Hands event, which was held at the Don Edwards SF Bay National Wildlife Refuge. While volunteering, Aerohive Bees weeded, watered plants, and spread mulch in the native plant garden.
Prior to commencing work, we were treated to a short tour of the various habitats and given a brief orientation to the refuge.
Don Edwards is part of the SF Bay National Wildlife Refuge Complex within the US Fish and Wildlife Service. According to the website:
Following the establishment of Florida's Pelican Island as the first National Wildlife Refuge in 1903, the System has grown to encompass more than 150 million acres within more than 560 Refuges, many Wetland Management Districts, and thousands of Waterfowl Production Areas. More than 41 million people visit National Wildlife Refuges each year to hunt, fish, observe wildlife, and attend environmental education programs.
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Having delved and fought, the party withdrew, replaced a Ranger with a Fighter, and then re-entered the following day. This time, the rogue approached silently and well, and managed to get the drop on the two kobolds who had brought their mastiffs to guard the entrance after the demise of the guardian hobgoblins the previous day.
The party stacked in the entrance, and then the rogue kicked off the festivities with an arrow shot, while the others rushed the foul creatures having caught them by surprise. The fight was quickly over, as the benefit of advantage that was pressed by having many-on-one scenarios was too high. Plus, the kobolds and mastiffs had but 5 HP each, so they went down quickly no matter what. Seeing both dogs and his friend killed in quick succession, the final kobold fled, having failed a morale check, only to be pursued and slain by the monk Sho Anuf.
The fountain was the spring that fed the hill fort. And the next room held a trap (detected and avoided) and with some persistent searching, a large treasure chest was found, the rogue picked the lock, and there was much rejoicing.
The party then continued west, and ran smack into two hobgoblin captains. This was a deliberately overmatched fight – two CR 2 hobgoblins against four 1st level characters. The fight went decidedly against the players, with the two greatsword attacks by the captains too-frequently being paired with critical hits (at least twice). With the rules changes in place, this proved fatal to one fighter, and at least incapacitating, if not fatal, to the other. The monk grappled one of the two into the Restrained condition, which allowed a bit of constructive dogpiling and a good sneak attack or two by the rogue.
The second was hale and robust, with full stress and no wounds, when the rogue and monk decided to withdraw to the trapped room at a dash, to try and lure the beast under the falling-block trap to his doom. As the captain approached, he hurled a javelin (missed) at the rogue, but was impaled first by the rogue's arrow, and then by a thrown dart by the monk. This seemingly minor wound turned the tide, as it gave the captain disadvantage on attacks. A few misses later, and some good sneak-attack and other strikes by the fighters, and they stood victorious, but down two companions.
We played for about two hours all told, and got through two combats and some trap and treasure searching. Plus a bunch of what if this, what if that rules tweakage discussions.
I walked away with no fewer than 20 notes about things to tweak and look at, but the overall approach was quite solid, and I won't be tweaking that part of it – the stress and hit threshold levels – any more. The basic fighting foundation for mundane combat is solid enough that it's more than playable.
One thing that came up both times, yesterday and today, was grappling. The new rules work great, and add a nuance to this type of fighting that was a great deal of fun to play.
This is a more deadly game than RAW 5e, which was, to some extent, the point. There's a bit more that I want to do to the injury rules that should make them less bookkeeping intensive (death checks work because they're all you get to do; that sort of repetitive re-roll doesn't work in the middle of a fight).
Armor absorbing damage is the bomb. It's just more satisfying.
I've got a lot of work yet to do, and my playtesters will be busy again reading drafts. But I'm ready to start expanding the page count again, and usefully, too!


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Dreaming of become one of the Real Estate Investors?Posted by Steven Thompson on Jan 26, 2017 in Residential Property Development | 4 comments
Real estate become popular over the last years, and is considered one brilliant financial strategy for some who want to earn large amounts of money. There is much more to it than looking for a location and when you find it, you call it home. The real estate market offers plenty of wonderful opportunities for creating large gains, high income and though it is beneficial, buying and owning a real estate is more complex than stock investment and bonding. Ever planning to be a real estate investor? Well, here is a quick guide and tips on real estate investment.
Having basic rental properties is an investment as antique as the historical practice of the ownership of land. An individual who is the owner will purchase a property and rent it out to a home-owner or in layman's terms, a tenant. The owner or the landlord is accountable for paying the mortgage, costs, taxes and other fees of maintaining the owned property. Commonly, the landlord will charge rent enough to cover all maintaining property costs and expenses until the mortgage has been paid. When the landowner invest it and buys a stock, it simply settles in an account (ideally, a brokerage account) and increases in value. We can consider about investment loan rates also.
Real Investment groups are mutual small rental properties funds and it somehow, lessens the burden of being a landlord for a company will build a set of apartment blocks or condominium and allows investors to buy them through that company. Rather than collecting each and every day the tenant's rental fee as an individual landlord, try looking for real estate investors and they will offer you their company and services.
Real estate also provides investment trust or a company corporation trust to tenants where they will use the investors' money to purchase, develop, and operate properties of income. This trust can be bought and sold on major exchanges like a stock. Because of a real estate's ability to provide an investment trust, leverage or an extra margin can be created unlike in stock investing. Leverage or a financial instrument can take out a second mortgage on the tenants' homes and hand down payments on two to three properties. Real estate investors can control these assets by weighing out these costs.The benefits of being a real estate investor are obviously noticeable and collectively, money can flow.
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