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|Teai Boynoy? What's that?
Then there was a time when I posted every second or third day, and that's actually more my goal. The last post about predicting someone's taste in tea based upon their other tastes is going to be a recurring theme. It's something that interesting to a lot of people and that hopefully will create a bit of dialogue.
After writing it, I realised that tea sellers must do this sort of thing all the time. Someone wanders into the shop, says that he's curious about tea, and the tea seller has to decide what might be the best option for this stranger. What does one do in that situation?
So because I write quite a bit about luring people over to the leaf-side here, and because I talk with quite a few non-tea people over on twitter, I get a lot of questions. For example, at the weekend there was an urgent message from a blogger I know called Jim. It read, 'quick! At the store...Name a couple of good commercially available teas for a tea virgin to try.'
I asked him my questions about how he took his coffee and whether he liked spicy food, and he responded with, 'coffee bold/rich cream and a bit of sugar, food spicy'. Now we were getting somewhere. He gave me a list of what was available, and I told him the brand I knew best.
But in the process I mentioned it on twitter, and of course there were people who responded to my query with pleas that Jim not go the way of teabags. That he wouldn't get the full experience and that it'd turn him off of tea entirely.
But there was Jim, standing in the aisle, not knowing where the tea filters were, or if there even were any, and not much more time to bother with hunting for tea. I'd gone to the website of the brand I knew best, and recommended the nicest loose-leaf teas I could imagine from their selection, but ultimately it was just too much. A package of English Breakfast blend was chosen, and I think it was the right choice.
My position on all of this is that the less fussy we are at the outset, the more an individual can develop his own tastes. I've suggested Jim try a sip or two of the tea before he adds any cream or sugar, but I actually think that drinking his English Breakfast blend with a bit of cream and sugar will slowly get him used to the taste of tea.
Why do I think that? Well, that's how I got into tea. I didn't start out by walking into a specialty tea shop and walk straight over to the High Mountain Oolong. Not sure how I would've responded to all that in the early days, anyway.
So the photo up above is something I've written about briefly in you needn't climb a mountain. It's not Teai Boynoy in English...that's actually Greek Mountain Tea. I'm rarely ever ill, but I've had a light cold and held onto this package for just such a situation. Unlike Geoff Norman (@lazy_literatus), who drinks his with proper Greek honey, I've had to settle for good old German honey. With a bit of Vitamin C powder for good measure.
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All up to you Just trying to help after Jeremy close this place... sorry to bother you..
Can't stand Facebook games, sorry.
Clara Listen if you have face book they also have games,, and some of them are fun... Just saying
Just wondering if those of us who are left here can have unlimited downloads now?
It's been a great run, Jeremy.
I don't know how to play games on YouTube, and I love this place dearly.
but if you want the past to STAY! i will put WolfpackArcade.com and all its content for sale for 6,500.00
i am thankful for all my friends i met in the arcade era, i am thankful for this site.. but nothing last forever, with love, as i said, i want a change and a new chapter
and you never know.. maybe one day if i move on to something new, maybe it will be as interesting as our journey been the past 10+ years, i love you all, you all amazing, i will continue to keep the arcade open for now, but if the site just changes one day, you all know why, when the site changes it means new chapter
its been fun being someone that helped make flash games.. make ibpromods.. but we can't live in the past forever
for years we had one of the best download site for arcades.. we had viewers, we had a good place here, but i believe its time for the next chapter of wolfpackarcade
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Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Need To Rest...
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Thursday, November 25, 2010
Best Hair Care
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My Sensitive Skin
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Derma Care
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Thursday, November 18, 2010
Chloe's Progress
1 A- is her Relationship with others but that's already very fine with me =)
As for her studies, I'm always proud of her achievements, her scores on her quizzes or quarter exams. However, I think she needs to work on her study habit coz she's a little bit lazy, hehe. I don't asked her to study if she has no quizzes or major exams and I don't mind her playing or sketching on her drawing board/paper if she has no assignments. But I do quite 'nag' her to study if there's a quiz, assignment, exams on certain days. If not, she won't bother at all. Sometimes, she just relied on her memory but I don't like that way, hehe.. Anyways, if there's no class, I let her be. I don't even want to enroll her in other tutorial class coz I don't want her to feel overloaded. I want her to enjoy her life. So, during weekends, she's free to use the computer, draw until she consumed all the paper and get tired, read whatever books she likes or play with her toys. But usually, every Saturday, Chloe and I go malling. I need to unwind, too, and it's our way of having a quality time together.
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Zoe At 4 months
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Monday, November 15, 2010
There's Always Next Time
Anyway, the rounds were categorized into Easy, Average and Difficult level. Chloe got perfect score on the easy and average level. However, she got 2 mistakes in difficult level thus disqualifying her on the clincher round level. But having reached the 3rd round was quite good already. I told her not to get discourage and the contest was just for fun. Gladly, she just took it lightly. She smiled to me and we hugged each other and I told her, 'It's Okay'. Well, there's always next time.
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Friday, November 12, 2010
Ask Your Doctor
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Wednesday, November 10, 2010
My Princess Chloe Belle
Going back to Chloe, I guess some of my blogger friends saw this picture already but for those who did not, see her picture below:
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Thursday, November 4, 2010
Play With Me
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NEW this year, the NCOA designated Friday, Sept. 15, 2017 as National Advocacy Day! This is your opportunity to focus attention on public policy issues that affect your senior center. They encourage you to schedule events that:
· Educate participants, elected officials, and your community about how your center is funded
· Discuss how local, state, and federal legislation affect your center and participants
· Empower older adults to advocate for their senior center with their elected officials Event ideas
· Host a site visit with your elected officials to educate them about your work and issues of concern to seniors. The House of Representatives, and likely the Senate, will be out of session, so federal lawmakers will be back home.
· Schedule a panel discussion with speakers who can educate participants and the community about why senior centers matter and why public funding is critical.
· Visit a member of Congress or other local elected official at their district office to deliver your message and build a relationship.
· Organize a petition or postcard writing party to send messages to elected officials from seniors on what their center means to them.
Review the Publicity Guide for more tips on engaging public officials, and watch your email for more details about this National Advocacy Day. Got a plan for Sept. 15? Let them know at firstname.lastname@example.com!


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In this Overnight Commissions review, you'll discover what exactly Overnight Commissions is all about, what the program offers, what it teaches, and whether you'll really start making commissions "overnight"…
Overnight Commissions Review, Summarized
Overnight Commissions (by Glynn Kosky) is a 15-part video training course that focuses on how to build an email marketing funnel to promote affiliate products and how to get traffic. You'll also get access to Glynn's product vault, which includes 15+ training courses.
Now for the long review.
Overnight Commissions – How Fast Will You Earn Commissions?
Overnight Commissions is a training course that consists of 15 videos, usually between five and 20 minutes long. The videos focus mostly on email marketing.
You'll learn about list building, how to set up your lead magnet, how to create your funnel and find product to promote in your funnel, how to set up your autoresponder, how to create landing pages, how to set up your email sequence, and how to send traffic to your funnel to get subscribers.
Here is what the 15 videos are called:
- The List
- Lead Magnets
- The Funnel Explanation
- Funnel Offers
- Setting Up Your Autoresponder
- Landing Pages
- Setting Up the Funnel
- Website and Email
- Email Sequence
- Free Traffic
- Solo Ads
- Tracking
- Testing
- Outsourcing
- Conclusion
You'll also learn about some FREE tools, including a landing page builder and some free autoresponders. The free landing page builder generates an HTML landing page with your email signup form in it, but you'll have to host it on your own site.
The free autoresponders look interesting. One of them is MailChimp, but there are two others I have never heard about before that let you do more than Mailchimp does. I've never tried them, but it seems that they come with some catches, like inserting ads into the emails you send. It might be for you if you are on a tight budget.
Will you earn commissions overnight with this system? Obviously, it takes hard work to set up your funnel and you will have to work hard on sending consistent traffic to build your list. The "overnight" part is really just a catch-phrase. It means that once you've got your funnel set up and you invested some money in order to get leads, you can make passive income, even when you sleep.
The Bonuses
As a bonus, you'll also get access to a private Facebook group and a member's webinar.
In addition, you'll get access to Glynn Kosky's product vault. This means you'll be able to get all 15+ training courses that he released on WarriorPlus for FREE if you are a customer of Overnight Commissions. He is still selling most of these courses as standalone products, so this is a pretty good deal.
Pros and Cons
This is a solid course that teaches you all about setting up your email marketing funnel and sending and monetizing your traffic. You will also get access to 15+ other training courses at no extra cost!
It's a little similar to some other products Glynn Kosky has put out. This isn't a problem if you haven't yet purchased any of his other products (in addition, you'll get access to ALL his products via his product vault). Another con is that there are some upsells, which can be annoying.
So, Is Overnight Commissions a Scam or Legit? Can It Really Be True?
Overnight Commissions is a solid internet marketing training course. It costs around $7, which is perfectly worth it in my opinion, especially considering the 15+ training courses you are getting for free as a bonus. The name is a little hyped up; it's not a get-rich-quick hack that will make you commissions overnight by doing nothing. It teaches a solid method that requires work to do.
Although Overnight Commissions is a good course, I recommend that you get Six Figure Influx instead. Six Figure Influx is yet another product by Glynn Kosky that gives you his product vault as a bonus, but it costs only $1.97 instead of $7. This means that if you get Six Figure Influx, you will get Overnight Commissions as well via his product vault! So you'll save around five bucks.
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Summer will summon bright swimwear for men, but muted tones in casual wear – that was the clear message at last night's David Jones SS16 runway launch at Fox Studios.
The runway was jam-packed with bold boardshort prints and '50s Cuban-inspired patterns, while plenty of gelato stripes in mint green and pink dominated the beach look.
But the strongest look to emerge from the major department store's runway was 'athleisure' wear, and no bright colours could be found here. It was all about black and white tones with a smattering of grey and khaki – think muted street style meets urban fitness warrior. And if you don't own a cool pair of sneakers or sandals to match, you'll be out of step this summer.
High Calibre
The push for casual wear was evident in the parade via relaxed silhouettes, chinos with elastic cuffs, looser leg fits but still cut to the slim side and shorter lengths all round. Natural textures dominated shirts and tops, while boiler jackets made a comeback.
Calibre stood out as the winner, taking in key European trends to blend into the Australian fashion market with a refreshed silhouette for the modern man. The Calibre message was all about white linen jackets matched with white chinos, earthy tones of caramel, grey hues and drawstring pants.
Rush to relax
The brand has moved away from the ultra-slim shape to align its solidarity with Europe by embracing high crotch waists and sticking to a simple palette of white, grey and softer shades.
According to head designer Ty Henschke, the label's new look is all about picking up the pace with Europe. "It's the biggest change we've made. We have a more relaxed cut and fits," he says.
"You'll see this right across the brand. Trousers are shorter and more tapered, while casual pants feature drawstrings. The Australian guy has been slow to pick it up. We can't go on like this forever, we gave away the tight for this new direction."
Sports luxe lives
The luxury athletic market is an essential staple for a summer men's wardrobe and can take the Aussie man from café to beach or gym to weekend hangouts with ease – where relaxed tailoring and sporty chic rules.
If you want pops of colour you'll need to check the international brands such as Paul Smith [for paisley shirts] and Sandro Paris for adventurous European flair. Bomber leather jackets with sheepskin finishes and mesh lightweight jackets also featured in this space. It was all about red and yellow high-top sneakers, too.
The department store chose New York for its inspiration – a city that swelters in summer, abounds in concrete landscape and skyscrapers, and thrills with its fast-paced energy.
Aussie menswear brands who captured the pace of NYC include The Upside, Project A by Zanrobe, Jac+Jack, and Bassike – where grey monotones, black and white layers and casual wear is most at home.
Hip to be fit
It's fitness freak meets hipster – as if your favourite musician discovered the gym, got fit but still wore it like a slacker who doesn't really care. Long sleeve marble grey tops in lightweight cotton spilled below the wrist, while black and white pants and cropped knits with hoodies filled the athletic ring.
When it came to dressing up, the department store continues with its youthful messaging [Jack London] where 80s Michael Jackson-inspired leather Thriller jackets in black and white took to the runway, while very fitted dinner pants, glittery dinner jackets and check pants matched with contrast check shirts broke the fashion rules.
Sock off
No socks were to be found on the runway – all men strutted in sneakers or lace-up shoes with ankles on full display.
For the more conservative gentleman there were grey pinstripes and light brown suits worn with brown lace-up shoes. Silhouettes were cut slightly looser in the thigh for a European nod.
But the most fun was had with Camilla's animal print-inspired board shorts for guys, sailor stripes prevailed at Jet, and The Rocks Push Sydney was all about playful prints in the sun. Boardies were shorter than usual; and trunks were butt-hugging and will surely turn heads on sandy beaches.
Scroll through the gallery above to get a glimpse of what the guys wore on the DJs runway.


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Orthodontics is no longer a specialty for children and adolescents; More and more adults are using it. There is no age limit when it comes to dental alignment, however, the most frequent ages are between 12 and 16 (at the time of the evolution of the patient's "adult teeth"). A local qualified orthodontist should be the only person performing any type of orthodontic treatment.
What are the problems routinely associated with orthodontic treatment? There are mainly four:
- Deformations linked to, for example, a "thumb-sucking";
- Teeth with malformations or too large in relation to the maxilla;
- The absence of certain teeth (so-called agenesis); and
- The two jaws are positioned incorrectly (relative to each other).
These problems can be associated with each other. What are the stages of an orthodontic treatment? The first stage consists of a diagnosis, from which a treatment plan is drawn up. The 2nd step is the treatment itself. This is otherwise known as the "active" treatment. The third step is to consolidate the results obtained. Before the appliance is installed, it is advisable for the practitioner to provide a correct diagnosis.
The specialist's goal on the patient's first visit is to give him or her all the information they need in order to make an informed decision about their orthodontic treatment. First, the dentist takes the time to do a full review and assesses the person's needs to determine what treatment would be most appropriate. All facets of treatment are addressed:
- What equipment will the patient need to wear?
- What precautions should be taken throughout the treatment?
- How long should the treatment last?
Individuals then have the opportunity to ask the dentist any questions they may have. An initial treatment plan, with an approximation of the costs and duration of the treatment, is presented to the patient. Finally, if you are ready to start treatment, the dentist can immediately take your dental impressions and X-rays, all of which are necessary for the dentist to make a diagnostic assessment. This allows them to begin your orthodontic treatment. Treatment fees vary depending on the severity of the orthodontic problem, the duration of treatment and the type of equipment used. After studying the person's orthodontic record and before the beginning of their treatment, he or she will be given an estimate.


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text: Chillopedia | Geeks come in all varieties, each specializing in their own niche. Somehow, despite that, there has still emerged an overarching geek culture, the media of which will be easily identifiable and widely loved by the vast majority of people who call themselves geeks. The movies of geek culture range from obscure cult classics to pop culture staples and deeply entrenched icons.


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75% Of The French People Are Either Blind Or Naïve
Reported by Gilad Atzmon
The ultra Zionist Algemeiner reported today that recent Poll revealed that "no less than 16% of France's residents think that there is a "Zionist conspiracy on a global scale," according to results of a survey released Sunday."
Additionally, one in four also believe that "Zionism is an international organization that seeks to influence the world and society in favor of the Jews," according to the study conducted on behalf of the Foundation for Political Innovation (Fondapol) on the persistence of anti-Semitic prejudice in French public opinion.
My reading of the poll's results is very different from the Zionist outlet. It only suggests that 75% of the French people are either liars or embarrassingly naïve.


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Of course, last week this would only have been ten, but it's still past when I really should get to bed considering a) I stayed up until almost 1 am last night and b) the kiddo is likely to wake up at 5:30 tomorrow and she's been fussy enough lately that yes, I will go to her then (and she might go back to sleep after that, but only after an hour or so of mommy cuddles and some noms).
Anyhoo, though I would post a quick update. Those who follow me on twitter or facebook (at least, if you haven't told facebook not to show you twitter posts) may have seen that I lost my voice last week, apparently due to allergies. That was Brian's theory, and the nurse practitioner concurred and put me on flonase and albuterol. I also started taking my base allergy meds 3X a day instead of just in the morning. And I did the salt water gargling and vitamins just to cover my bases, but in two days my nasal passages were no longer constantly bleeding and in four days my voice had returned to a rough croak. It's almost a voice again but not quite.
I have also mentioned spraining my ankle, which happened Friday morning. Just a light sprain, but not the slightest bit comfortable, and has made it a little bit difficult to keep up with the kiddo. I expect it to take a couple weeks to be up to snuff.
Luckily, on Monday, a visitor arrived! Our friend rikhei came out for a few days, which was really lovely, and yes, we stayed up until 1 chatting last night, getting in last-minute bonding and sharing because she left this morning (*sigh*). It was a great visit and we hope she comes again. We went to the zoo and Tingley Beach and the balloon fiesta museum and had dinner with another Grinnell friend and just generally hung out, and it was good.
In Rosie news, she's doing way more talking in the past week, and it seems to me that her brain is accelerating like it got an extra processor or two. All week I kept telling Laura, "I've never seen her do that before." She already had about 45 signs and I think she started using 5 new ones this week. She also, for the first time, said "nose", "eyes", "shoes", and "down". And all of a sudden she can do the moves for "head, shoulders, knees and toes" in its entirety. At music and movement time at the library on tuesday I could see her doing mimicry in a way I've not seen so obviously before, and she's (yay) getting into drawers and things around the house she's not previously gotten into, and can unzip things with a little help, and unscrew caps that aren't too tight.
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Should you worry if you can't remember flamenco routines?
This is a question we often receive from students 'How do I remember the choreography or movement sequences?'
Is it something you should worry about?
It depends. What are your goals? What do you want to learn? This is something you should take a moment to think about before you put yourself through a lot of stress.
In the beginning I think it doesn't matter terribly much. If you are unfamiliar with the patterns of flamenco movement you will find it difficult to pick up the combinations quickly.
In the beginning I think it doesn't matter terribly much. If you are unfamiliar with the patterns of flamenco movement you will find it difficult to pick up the combinations quickly.
When I go to a ballet or contemporary dance class I find it incredibly difficult to pick things up or even remember what I did 5 minutes minutes after leaving the studio. After 15 years my brain is wired for flamenco but because I haven't put the same time into ballet the combinations do not come easily to me.
Something to think about is that as you continue to study you will start to develop a movement language that has recurring patterns. You don't want to get so used to them that you get stuck but they are there so you can use them to your benefit.
Remembering shorter routines.
As you start learning a few different types of steps you might practice a little combination in class. Maybe something like a couple of different marcajes with a remate or some footwork with a subida and a llamada. It could be anything.
How do you remember these combinations?
This is how I do it.
Firstly, I try to see the big picture. I might think about the fact that I'm doing marcaje followed by a remate or perhaps I have a llamada leading into a letra or it could be an escobilla with a subida that ends with a llamada. There are many possibilities but you should know what the overall idea is.
Then I think about each individual step as something that I need to figure out physically. That means breaking it down to coordinating feet with arms, head and body. I also think about the feeling or spirit of the step. The feeling could be something that I notice by myself or a direction that I've been given.
Next I think about how the steps are joined together. José calls this 'el entre paso'. This is the hard part! How do you move from one step to the next?
'El entre paso' is the transition from one step to the next.
Often when I'm unsure of a choreography that I have learnt previously I will just go through and dance what I do remember and then when I get to the end of a step the continuation will just materialise in my body and mind. Spending time patterning the 'entre paso', the transition between steps is just as important as learning and patterning the steps themselves.
Remembering longer choreographies
Learning longer pieces is the same as learning shorter ones. It just takes a bit more time and consistent practice.
You can break a long choreography down into shorter pieces and then join those short pieces together. I always the big picture in my head along with a feeling and a sense of the rise and fall of whatever the choreography is.
Memorising movement
Memorising movement is a very specific skill and if you haven't had to do much of it before you may find it challenging (because it is challenging!) when you start learning to dance. Like anything, with focused practice you will get better at it.
Perhaps if it is something you struggle with you might start by just trying to remember one step from your class, see if you can run through it in your head when you're waiting for the bus or in the shower. Once you get better at doing that start making the phrases longer.
A vivid imagination will help you enormously.
One last word of advice, if at first you don't succeed don't give up on the idea that you will be able to learn a certain combination. To be receptive to learning and embodying new movement we need to be in the right state of mind and body. Sometimes we just aren't, things don't click and we are sure that we will never be able to do something.
Then one day you'll try again and it will be there within your reach.
Don't give up, allow your body/mind to progress at the speed it needs to. That doesn't mean taking it too easy but it does mean not closing yourself off to finding new movements in the future.
To help you get started analysing your flamenco routines we created a worksheet for you. You can download it below.


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InsideOUT 6/26/13: Marriage! DOMA = Unconstitutional!
This week on InsideOUT, DJ Dictionary sits down with Steve Concannon, the lawyer from Student Legal Services, to discuss the Supreme Court's rulings on the DOMA and Prop 8 case. These are two landmark cases and decisions concerning the legality of same-sex marriage in the United States.


text: General Policy for the Use of the Ground Water Site Inventory System In Reply Refer To: March 19, 1992 Mail Stop 411 OFFICE OF GROUND WATER TECHNICAL MEMORANDUM 92.06 Subject: General Policy for the Use of the Ground Water Site Inventory System The purpose of this technical memorandum is to establish an overall policy for the use of the Ground Water Site Inventory (GWSI) of the National Water Information System I (NWIS-I) for operational activities of the Water Resources Division. This policy will have application as well to the GWSI in NWIS-II when it becomes operational. The need for quality-assured data from all of the Division's water-resources activities is critical for addressing the Nation's water problems. Recently, the States were given the responsibility from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to develop their individual ground-water protection and management strategies. The technical development of these strategies will depend heavily on data and information from the Geological Survey. This effort will be ongoing during the period that the Division will be making the transition from the NWIS-I to the NWIS-II data bases. A recent report, "Review of the U.S. Geological Survey's Ground- Water Site Inventory Data Base," by Robert Faye and Keith McFadden indicated that the GWSI data base is irregularly populated among the districts, large differences exist between the GWIS in NWIS and National Water Data Storage and Retrieval System (WATSTORE) data bases, and few districts have a well-defined policy on the population and use of the ground-water data bases. To begin to address the irregular population of GWSI, from this date forward ground-water data from all active projects shall use GWSI for data storage and retrieval. Site data for all wells in water-level observation networks must be entered in GWSI. In addition, continuous records for all observation wells must be entered in the daily values files of NWIS. Site information for individual wells and springs for which data are to be shown in published reports must be entered into GWSI. Additional Office of Ground Water technical memorandums will be issued that address specific procedures for the collection of ground-water data in the field, checking and verification of field data, entry of ground-water data into the GWSI, checking and verification of data entry, entry of past paper file data, and other aspects of ground-water data collection and storage as needed. /s/ Joseph S. Rosenshein Acting Chief, Office of Ground Water Distribution A B S FO PO


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Roy Choi grew up navigating the back streets and alleyways of a dozen Los Angeles neighborhoods. After immigrating from Seoul with his parents at age 2, his childhood was spent exploring South Central, Crenshaw and West Hollywood with a house key tied around his neck, while his parents tried to establish a business.
Buckets of his mom's homemade kimchi were the constant, he recalls in his memoir cum cookbook, "L.A. Son." Chili spaghetti from Bob's Big Boy and carne asada, grilled in parking lots by his street crew, helped round out his story, which, after several twists and turns, landed him in Kogi, the city's hottest food truck, selling his now classic Korean taco.
His latest project — Pot, a veritable Korean market, at the Line hotel in Los Angeles's Koreatown — has sent him tromping through his deepest roots in Seoul and other parts of South Korea to find the best hot pot or red bean bun. In a recent phone conversation, he talked about opening his heart to the country's flavors, leading hotel executives through Seoul and his advice on how to feel at home in the country's restaurants. Below are edited excerpts from that conversation.
Q. How do you approach travel?
A. I don't have many hobbies or talents other than cooking, but I've always been good at figuring out a city. I wanted to be a topographer when I was young. I have a sort of innate instinct. I'm a street food vendor, so I kind of know how to feel the city. I like to look for what's going on behind things a little bit; see what's not seen.
What was it like going to South Korea?
I went back for the first time when I was 16. When you have parents that come from a country that you weren't raised in, you feel this weird sense of familiarity, like you've returned to something. You step out and it's like, wow, I've never been around this many Asians before. Everything I do at home, they do here as well. But then people come at you differently, expecting things from you. You can't easily explain and say, "Yo, I'm not from here."
How often do you visit South Korea?
I've been back maybe 12, 14 times since the late 1980s, to visit family and following my parents showing me the homeland. As a college student I went on these language and culture programs, 21, 22 years old, all alone. That was hellafun.
One of these last trips, I took executives from the hotel. It wasn't like the tourism board type of trip, where I mashed the whole culture into a sound bite. I wanted to show them my microcosm of Korea. So it was about all the things I love: the underground food markets, the malls, the street stalls, the outdoor fish market, the little snacks and bread stands, the coffee shops; all the little things that I think are really special.
What was on your must-do itinerary?
The Shindang-dong neighborhood in Seoul. It's famous for its spicy rice cakes, tteokbokki. There's one college frat row bar-type street, but instead of bars, you stumble from one spicy rice cake to another. And the department stores, like Lotte. The bottom floor of the malls are like Eataly in New York, but more compressed. There are just piles and piles of food and all kinds of people working down there. Like an amusement park. And Korean bakeries. European pastries rule the world — the obligatory croissants and Danishes — but we never really acknowledge the Taiwanese and Korean bakeries: red bean buns, cream buns, mochi cakes, taro buns, peanut butter buns, sesame rice cakes, all these things. They're baked just like in a French boulangerie, thrown on racks, people throwing elbows to get at them.
Where are your favorite places to eat?
Myeong-dong in Seoul is an area that is crazy at night, just packed. Young females go there because there are lots of cosmetics and street food. Also, Hongdae, a college area kind of like Washington Square Park near N.Y.U., known for fish cakes, grilled sausages, noodles, and youth and energy. Namdaemun, South Gate, is like an open-air market. And Tongdaemun, East Gate, is like a wholesale market. It really gets hopping around 2 a.m. That's when everyone comes out, the streets are alive.
Where did you go to find hot pots?
That took me down a bunch of little rabbit holes. I went to Busan, because it's right on the ocean, near Japan, and they are famous for their seafood. So I had a lot of fish there in an area called Haeundae Beach, famous for clear broth stews, and that was huge for me. I also went to Cheonan, an area famous for its walnuts and fruits. I went to check out the farmers' markets and country-style foods.
What are restaurants like?
It's move, move, move. There's no time for all that "Hi, my name is Stacy. Welcome to blah, blah. The specials are ..." In Korea, you order as you're walking into the restaurant. You will get elbowed by grandmas. And they're not being rude, it's just a homogeneous culture where everyone is always together all the time. You're burping in front of each other, pushing each other out of the way, grabbing the last bite before the other guy gets it. It's really fun. Strangers will put food in your mouth with their fingers. Because you're not a stranger, you're family. That's Korea.


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Lync E911 Deployment
I have recently been working with a number of clients that are interested in deploying Enhanced 911 (E911) with Lync Server and there is one thing in common…. They have a lot of questions about the capabilities and functionality. When thinking about how end users will connect their Lync client to the environment we know there will be a couple of different scenarios:
- A user with a phone at a desk
- A common area phone
- A roaming user with a laptop
- A user with Lync installed on their desktop with only a soft phone
Thankfully, Lync has an answer for each of these scenarios, plus more! There are numerous ways you can automatically set the location of a user, and if you can't identify their location automatically you can (and should) prompt them to enter their location. Think about a scenario where an employee working from home calls 911 from Lync. The call would be routed out the PSTN at the office. The Caller-ID would exist in the legacy PS-ALI database controlled by your local telco and most likely would not be associated with your home address and your call would get sent to the wrong PSAP.
This is where E911 comes in. With more offices going to a "hoteling" scenario and the significant increase in remote and travelling workforces, tools like Lync need to be smart enough to follow them where they go and work like they did in the office.
The configuration of E911 is not difficult; however, it requires planning in advance and consideration of the following:
- What detail on location proximity do you need to provide to the emergency responder? Most laws are specifying a range in square feet (ie: 5,000 sq ft).
- How will you assign an E911 policy to users?
- Will you have multiple locations with security desks that you would like to inform in the event of an emergency?
- What will you do in the event the Lync environment or WAN is down when trying to make 911 calls?
In many situations, the answers to these questions are very similar. Many customers want the flexibility to inform a security desk for larger offices, hospital buildings or retail facilities. This notification can be transmitted with a simple IM message indicating the person (or device) that called 911, their location and even the ability to conference in a security officer or security operations center.
The configuration detailed below includes 2 main sites (LA and NY) as well as outlines how a branch office and mobile user would utilize enhanced 911.
Our Lync configuration is a single Enterprise Pool which houses all users in our NY offices. Each branch office has a Survivable Branch Appliance deployed with local PSTN connections for alarm and emergency purposes only. We will be utilizing E911 services provided by 911Enable (Connexon) which at the time that this post was published is the only certified enhanced 911 service provider for Lync. Our network infrastructure consists of LLDP compatible switches and wireless access points.
We will configure the following in Lync:
- A Location Policy for each site
- A route for 911 for each site
- A failover route for 911 for each site
- A PSTN usage for 911 at each site
Location Information Services (LIS)
- Civic Address
- Switch Port for LLDP-MED
- Wireless Access Point BSSID
- Network Subnets for Lync clients
- Validate the LIS database Civic addresses
- A disclaimer for remote users
Lync Routing Configuration
First, we will configure the routes and PSTN usages required to make calls to 911.
Our Routes will be called E911(NY) and E911(LA), shown below is our E911(NY) voice route. The route will match the pattern +911. A normalization rule has been created that will add a + to all numbers dialed that are exactly "911". In addition, we are suppressing caller ID and supplying a local number that is in the legacy PS-ALI database in case of a failure of 911 enable providing the location information to the PSAP. This will typically be the telephone number of your building security desk if you have one at the location.
Now to the PSTN usage which will reference this route. Our PSTN Usage will be called E911 (NY) and will use the route E911(NY) that we just created.
Since we do not have a global security operations center and our operations have local security offices, we will want to define a location policy per site. This will allow us to send security notifications via IM to the local security desk and to conference in the security desk number. We have already configured our sites in the topology and will be creating the Location Policy for the New York Site in the example below. Note however that we are creating a Location Policy that is scoped at for a User not for the Site. This policy will be assigned later to a Communications Server Network Site which is not the same as the Topology Builder Site, the main reason for this is when a user travels to a different site they will get a Location Policy based on the Network Site they are in (based on their subnet and the configuration of the CsNetworkSite). In the policy, I am requiring users to enter the location if it is not automatically applied by the Lync LIS detection. I am also enabling enhanced emergency services and assigning the E911(NY) PSTN usage to this site. In addition, I am sending a IM message to the security officer (firstname.lastname@example.com) and conferencing in the security desk number. The conference URI does not have to be a Lync EV number, it could be any phone and if so should be in the format sip:+1<10digitnumber>@domain.com so it is routable by Lync.
In the event the WAN is out or the Mediation server pool that routes to the 911Enable SIP trunk is unavailable, it will still be necessary to allow users to make 911 calls. In this case, we will need to build a failover Route, PSTN usage, and assign that to a voice policy that gets assigned to a user. The configuration is shown below:
A new route is created called 911Failover that matches the same string as the 911Enable route. The failover route will point to a local gateway or in our case the SBA (Survivable Branch Appliance) gateway component.
Our PSTN usage for failover routing will utilize the route seen below.
The next step is to ensure the route list is ordered properly and has the E911 usage listed above the 911 Failover route. This will ensure that the E911 route will be preferred over the failover route and the failover route will only be used after the E911 route is marked as unavailable.
Location Information Service (LIS) Configuration
There are a number of PowerShell commands that perform various configuration tasks within the LIS. Those commands and some samples are shown below:
The Switch ChassisID and Port number are used in Set-CsLisPort to create an association between a switch port and a location. It can be difficult to identify what information is being provided to a phone via LLDP broadcast messages, but by using network monitor you can view the LLDP packet (even though Windows 7 does not honor LLDP broadcast messages). This will help you identify how the switch manufacturer identifies the switch port id.
I have configured a single switch port with the command:
Set-CsLisPort –ChassisID 3c-4a-92-30-ec-00 –PortId 7 –Description "New York Wired Connections" –Location "New York Wired" – CompanyName "UnplugThePBX" –HouseNumber "12345" –PreDirectional N -StreetName "Cedar" –StreetSuffix "Dr" –City "New York" –State "NY" –PostalCode 98765 –Country US
Lync clients that run on laptops with mobile users and do not typically connect to a wired network can receive location information based on the wireless access point they are connected to. This information is entered into the LIS is based on the access point BSSID. To configure wireless provisioning the following command can be used:
Set-CsLisWirelessAccessPoint -BSSID 00-19-5b-7f-77-0D –Description "New York Wireless Connections 3rd Floor" –Location "New York 3rd Floor Wireless" – CompanyName "UnplugThePBX" –HouseNumber "12345" –PreDirectional N -StreetName "Cedar" –StreetSuffix "Dr" –City "New York" –State "NY" –PostalCode 98765 –Country US
Lync softphone clients (non IP phones) cannot use LLDP-MED for location provisioning. Therefore we need to identify a way to determine their location when they are connected to the corporate network and not to a wireless base station. To do this, we will utilize network subnets which generally are consolidated to a floor, building wing, department, or other location. To configure a subnet:
Set-CsLisSubnet –Subnet 10.10.10.0 -–Description "New York" –Location "New York 1st Floor" – CompanyName "UnplugThePBX" –HouseNumber "12345" –PreDirectional N -StreetName "Cedar" –StreetSuffix "Dr" –City "New York" –State "NY" –PostalCode 98765 –Country US
Lync requires the addresses entered to the LIS are validated against the 3rd party provider's Master Street Address Guide to ensure the correct address is provided to the PSAP and the correct PSAP is contacted for the address. To do so, the E911 provider will provide a web service URL and certificate used to authenticate against the provider's web service. This is done by completing the following:
Set-CsLisProvider –ServiceProviderName "911 Enable" –ValidationServiceURL "https://www.911enable.com/ocsvalidation" –CertFileName "C:\temp\911enablevalidation.pfx"
For users that are remote, users can be prompted to enter their address. Many times it also makes sense to provide a disclaimer to inform them of what should be expected when they call 911. We talk with many customers who want remote employees to use their personal phone, hotel phone, or mobile phone to dial 911 in the event of an emergency and avoid using their Lync client. An optional cmdlet provides the ability to display a global disclaimer to users who cannot have their location automatically detected. The example below directs users to use their personal cell phone in the event of an emergency.
New-CSEnhancedEmergencyServiceDisclaimer –Identity Global –Body "Please use your personal cell phone to dial 911 in the event of an emergency"
Note: The disclaimer message is configured globally. There is currently no ability to provide disclaimers per site or per pool.
Next up – you will need to make sure you have network sites configured that unite your network regions to the appropriate location policy. You will have to create a network region, network site, and network subnet that will be associated with the location policy that we created previously named "New York City". We will first create a Network Site as shown below:
New-CsNetworkSite –SiteID "NY1" –NetworkRegionID "NorthAmerica" -LocationPolicy "New York Location Policy"
After creating the site we will now assign subnets to that site:
New-CsNetworkSubnet –SubnetID "10.10.1.0" –Maskbits "24" –NetworkSiteID "NY1"
Now on to the important part – there are a few known issues or config items that you will want to address when configuring E911:
- The Global Trunk Group configuration in Lync does not send PIDIFLO information by default. This prevents location information from being sent to the E911 provider. To enable this for the Global trunk run Set-TrunkConfiguration –EnablePIDIFLOSupport $True
- IP Phones do not use the subnet as a fallback if the switch and port information is provided to the phone via LLDP-MED, but is not found in the LIS
- Don't forget to run Publish-CsLisConfiguration after each change to the LIS
- Addresses not validated by the Master Street Address Guide (MSAG) will not be used by clients
- Analog devices do not use Lync LIS, numbers will have to be added to the Legacy PS-ALI database the provider maintains.
Big thanks to Ryan Gates for your great work getting reviewing, validating in our lab and proving out the solution!
July 7, 2011 at 1:01 pm
Hey Mark, great post – I have a few notes here:
You shouldn't need to order the routes. As long as a Location Policy has Emergency Services enabled it's automatically placed as the first PSTN usage in the voice policy. Your failback route will be based on the order of PSTN usages within the user's voice policy, not how the route list page is ordered.
And as long as you have a dial mask there the 911 and 9911 numbers will automatically normalize to add a + with no dial plan rules required.
I'd also recommend associating a tagged (user) location policy object to a specific network definition site as opposed to creating policies associated Lync Topology Builder site. In your scenario if a user homed to a NY pool travels to SF they would still be placing calls to NY 911. If you used a tagged location policy attached to the SF Network Site the client can send its 911 call to a local gateway instead. It would get the tagged policy from SF based on its IP address (associated with the SF site) it sends when it signs in. That way you can accommodate users moving between offices and still send 911 through the local office they are in.
April 20, 2012 at 9:24 pm
Hi Tom or Mark,
I think you have to order the routes correctly because in the tagged CSCP location policy was a PSTN usage assigned within that policy.
You would create two emergency routes as Mark showed, ordered correctly, but using the same PSTN usage for both routes associated in the location policy. Therefore during a emergency call if the first route fails, it would choose another route based on the PSTN usage defined in the CSCP network site. I assume the user's default voice policy is not used during an emergency call because the CSCP location policy is used.
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Reading Nathan's interview with Frank Oz yesterday brought up a lot of memories of an interview I did a few years ago for Post. If you haven't read the interview, Oz often cuts Nathan off and comes off as condescending with certain responses. At the same time, Oz takes the blame about various matters in his career. It's an interesting read, but at the same time I felt weird reading a totally competent interviewer be berated because he doesn't seem to use the right words.
In my case, the person I was interviewing -- who will be unnamed here -- is a major, major person featured in the book and I was thrilled he agreed to do an interview. He seemed very approachable and accommodating via e-mail correspondence prior to the interview, but things were a whole lot different once I got him on the phone.
One of the first things he said to me was, "I don't know why you're interviewing me for this." Gulp. Deer in headlights. Make your stand now or you're going to lose this, I thought. I had to explain a lot more about my book with just a few sentences. It was tense from there until the end of the interview. I quickly realized this would not be the kind of interview I normally like to do. I like interviews to be conversational and not a cold question-and-answer. So I had to change things up on spot. Every question I had was carefully worded, but that didn't seem to matter since I was often cut-off because I used a word he disagreed with. It was a long 55 minutes and transcribing the answers was painful.
When it was all said and done, I found myself with a lot of great material and quotes, but also felt my ass was handed to me. All that time studying up on the guy's background and hoping to ask some questions he hadn't been asked everyday of his life didn't seem to matter. At times, he was very nice, generous and encouraging. Other times, he came across as cold and uncaring. It was weird and I've never had an interview like it since. (As a side note, when talking with friends of mine who have done way more interviews over the years, some of them had almost the exact same experience with this guy. I guess it's a rite of passage.)
Something I decided early on with doing Post was that I would take on whatever growing pains it took to get this done. Be it constant edits or awkward interview moments, I saw a greater good worth fighting for. Never before or since have I felt that way about something, but it was something I wanted to see come to fruition.
Back to the matter at hand, what I have learned with this kind of interview is how I don't want to be during an interview or conversation. It helps me when I'm the interviewer and when I'm the interviewee. As slightly annoying/strange it is to be asked the same questions over and over, I have to give the interviewer the benefit of the fact that this is our first conversation. How can a person know more about me other than stuff on the surface? Besides, I don't have to give the same answer every time. I say flex those creative muscles that helped you accomplish what you accomplished. The same applies when I'm asking the questions: let the person talk and don't coldly cut him or her off for using the "wrong" word.
I will add this, it's really flattering when someone says, "Wow, you've done your research." On the flipside, it really sucks when an interviewee makes you feel like all that research doesn't mean squat. So my words of advice: give people room to make mistakes and allow them to not know everything that you know.


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3 ways brand managers can jump on 'Pokemon Go'
The viral app is making headlines as more and more consumers are getting caught up in the game. Here's how a grocer got involved—and how your organization can, too.
It was hard not to get swept up in the sensation of Pokemon Go this week.
You likely either saw people out playing it—holding up their cell phones as they walked or ran down the street—or you heard people talking about it on social media. Pokemon Go fever came on fast—the free app almost instantly became the most-downloaded free iPhone app and the top-grossing iPhone app in the U.S.
It reminds me of the fervor that surrounded the early days of Twitter, when real-world tweet-ups happened regularly among the tech-savvy early adopters who "got" the social network long before it became mainstream. This is perhaps fitting, given that Pokemon Go has just surpassed Twitter's 65 million active users.
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Naturally, many national media outlets covered the phenomenon. Anything that got typically reclusive gamers out walking, running and biking was sure to make national news.
Soon, businesses and brands began to take notice, too. So what about brand managers—can they, or should they, join in the Pokemon Go craze? Yes, but only if you can do it well.
Early adopter: Jungle Jim's International Market
Jungle Jim's International Market, a unique grocer in Cincinnati, was the first corporate entity we saw hop on the Pokemon Go bandwagon, and its staff did a remarkable job. Just a few days after the U.S. launch of the app, Jungle Jim's released a customized map of Pokémon Go targets—both Pokestops and a Pokemon gym—in their store.
Would avid users have been able to find this information on their own? Yes, but that's not the point. Jungle Jim's recognized the instant popularity of this game, realized the store was a hotspot for players and decided to welcome and embrace the experience.
It would be easy to imagine a more conservative shopping destination possibly taking a different approach—either ignoring the game or possibly even banning it from being played on premises. That reaction would likely be a better fit for an upscale, slightly older shopping crowd.
Jungle Jim's knows its audience, has a sense of fun (How many supermarkets feature a monorail on site?) and moved swiftly to show support of Pokemon Go and its players. Others clearly appreciated the gesture, too, as the company's Facebook post had more than 100 engagements and 63 shares as of this post.
Pokémon Go tips for brand managers
Does it make sense for your organization to play along? It might—but only if you meet the following three crucial factors:
1. Audience. Is your audience playing Pokemon Go? If you're targeting millennials or younger consumers, the answer is probably yes. If your audience is slightly older but tends to like videogames and tech fads, the answer might still be yes.
Know your audience well, and let them be your guide, rather than following the next shiny app or toy that comes along. If you're a location-based retailer, watch the behavior of your shoppers. You'll know pretty quickly if Pokemon monsters—and their hunters/trainers—have taken up residence at your shop.
2. Speed. Can your company or brand move fast, as Jungle Jim's did, and get into the game while it's still timely and relevant? If not, it's better to sit this one out than to appear slow and stodgy.
For large corporations, it can be tough to move nimbly enough to make the most of a rapidly emerging cultural phenomenon. Here, I'd do what I could with custom social media graphics or other fun visuals that show you are Pokemon-friendly, even if you can't go all in.
3. Relevance. Is there a way for you to tie your brand to the game in a smart, fun and meaningful way—perhaps by providing a map to Pokemon Go targets at or near your location? Don't just put out a Tweet stating, "We play Pokemon Go, too!" and expect your audience to notice or care. Engage in a smart, authentic, relevant way that makes sense for both your brand and the game's players—or take a pass. We've seen several police stations hitting on this "relevance" factor since the game took over, sharing images of officers with various Pokemon critters to remind players to be safe and look both ways before setting out in search of their targets.
What other companies or brands have you seen jumping on the Pokemon Go bandwagon? Please offer your Pokemon Go tips and stories in the comments below.
Lara Kretler is the vice president of FrazierHeiby. A version of this post originally appeared on the firm's blog.
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This issue of Creative Nonfiction focuses on the sacrament of marriage. But if you think you're in for an issue of romantic tales and happily-ever-afters, keep in mind that this magazine is nonfiction. While the wedding itself and much of a marriage can be happy, real life happens, and like anything lasting or worthwhile, it has its ups and downs. This issue explores many angles of marriage including "non-traditional" marriages, spur-of-the-moment marriages, fifth marriages, same-sex marriages, marriages that work, those that don't. Paul Roden and Valerie Lueth's (of Tugboat Printshop) beautiful and intricate woodcut prints are featured throughout the issue to tie it all together.
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Passages North is a vade mecum. A canon. A bible for literati. An authority. A serious digest. A volume that induces wallet-cracking extra-baggage charges. This annual journal sponsored by Northern Michigan University publishes short stories, fiction flashes, modular and traditional essays, and poetry—loads and loads of poems of every possible breed: ghazals, sonnets, pantouns, free-verse, coupleted-cantations—diversity in form, theme and content receive open-armed welcomes at Passages North. From Pushcart winners to first-timers, from experimental to toe-the-liners, this volume is hefty hefty hefty, and by following the editorial compass of publishing only what deserves "merit," they have produced a book to please the masses. If you can't find something that thrills and rocks your sacrum, email me, and I'll give you the number of my therapist, or maybe we can photoshop your name onto my prescriptions.
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"My mother taught me that the dead are among us—look closely and you'll begin to notice them everywhere . . . The world is full of codes and keys, maps and legends. You wake up one morning, and ask yourself, How is it all connected? The question haunts you for the rest of your life." (Karen Dietrich's "Air and Water"). Here lies one of my favorite passages from this issue of River Teeth, a collection of creative nonfiction. And how is this writing all connected? It is, after all, deemed worthy to all fall beneath the same covers. I think it's the human experience, and the raw need to make an understanding of life's experiences and mysteries.
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- Review by Denise Hill
If I had to pick one word to describe Water~Stone Review #18 it would be: Story. Regardless of genre, nearly every piece in this issue has some sense of narrative, of back story, of foreshadowing; there are stories told to us, shown through careful detail, and trolled through symbolic imagery by the many authors in this hefty annual—which is a factor also worth note. The editors of Water~Stone have a unique sensibility in their selections as an annual publication. It's almost a shame from the review standpoint to have to read the entire publication in a short period of time, because I felt I should slow down and let each piece sink in before moving on and, in some cases, reread and re-reread works that deserve the attention—even with so much new waiting to be read. That speaks to good submissions as well as good editing in selection.
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weirderary is that kid in high school who, when called weird, would smile proudly and say, "Thanks." weirderary is the weird things you do at home when you think no one's watching. weirderary is exactly the kind of read I've been looking for.
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West Marin Review's 2015 issue Editor's Note draws attention to the journal's lack of overall theme, though readers will quickly see Volume 6 is tied together by the social climate and by strong, absorbing writing, with lots to love in both poetry and prose.


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This is a bit of a rushed post. With Maman Goes Pop! starting tomorrow things are crazy and I very honestly did not expect to win the UK Blog Award for Best Individual Parenting Blog at the Park Plaza Hotel in Westminster on Friday night so I did not allow any time to write a blog about it!
I was nominated back in December by one of you lovely lot which made me really really happy but seriously… I'd only been up and running for a few months and couldn't possibly be a contender. The process for whittling the 40 or so nominated blogs down to a shortlisted seven was to rally voters from your audience which again I had a go at… but again my audience was tiny compared to some of the other nominees.
Then on a very cold day in January I got the email to say I'd been shortlisted to the final seven… what the…….? I was pretty blown away and my have had a little snivel (it doesn't take much.) Then I took a look at the competition which included my great mate Cara Sutherland of Within These Walls Blog, the one and only Father of Daughters (only 500k Instagram followers!) and Part Time Working Mummy, Rachaele Hambledon (350k Facebook likes!)
The Papa and I made the decision to make a weekend of the award ceremony and asked some people who know these things for a great recommendation for a hotel not too far away. We plumped for The Orange on the Pimlico Road in Chelsea. Definitely recommend! It was in a lovely, quiet (by London standards) road with a Farmer's Market across the way on the Saturday morning.
I planned an outfit that would be perfect in my head. As usual the problem with my head is that it thinks I am 5ft 8 and size 10 which in reality I am of course not so the end result was a little disappointing and the poor Papa had to take ten thousand photos before I was half happy with one.
Another classic Mum fail… I thought there was a sit down meal at the event which there was not and the food they served (mini burgers, pizza and fish and chips) didn't really lend itself to swanning around in a ball gown sipping champers so I didn't eat. Had I thought about that I might not have had the mahoosive cocktail at the hotel before we even left.
At the event it was great to finally meet FOD and to catch up with the awesome (and wonderfully prego) Mother Pukka who can take a good chunk of the credit for the success so far of CheltenhamMaman. When I was wondering whether to launch or not I decided to invite her to speak at a my inaugural event. If she said yes it was meant to be and I'd have to get on with it – of course she said yes. I think Anna has probably got where she is today by being a yes person. Everyone should try saying nothing but yes for a year! It's amazing what might happen. I also caught up with the lovely Kelly from Love Yourself Lean (apologies for bad, drunken picture) who was nominated for an award in the health and wellbeing category.
I also spent a lot of time and sat through the awards with Rachaele and her husband Josh. Josh and the Papa talked all things ornithology and I enjoyed spending some time with someone who is a) one of the most genuinely warm and lovely people I've ever met and b) who gets what a weird little bubble the world of blogging is. She agreed to come to Cheltenham for an event and I'll do my best to make it happen later in the year so watch this space!
There were a lot of awards to get through but towards the end of the evening they got around to our category. If I'm honest I had been a little distracted during the whole ceremony. Cara hadn't been able to attend so I'd been texting her live updates throughout the night! I was really surprised to hear FOD announced as highly commended and then they moved on to the winner and I heard the words CheltenhamMaman. The Papa was jumping around like a baboon so I realised it was indeed my blog! I managed to totter up on to the stage and stumble through the movements of kisses, hand shakes, photos and smiles (I think – haven't seen those photos yet!!)
The rest of the night to be honest is a bit of a blur. More fizzy pop. Very very expensive gin and tonics in Sloane Square and then the morning came. And that bit hurt. A lot.
The point of this blog though, aside from taking you through a minute by minute account of how I came to be dragging my green faced behind through central London on Saturday morning is to say THANK YOU.
Thank you for reading. For subscribing. For engaging. For liking. For disliking. Sharing.Laughing. Commenting. Attending events. Reviewing events and perhaps most importantly in respect of this award thanks to all the people who have ever written a blog for the site. This award is our award. I was judged on content and though I write a lot of it you also write a lot of it so I share the award with you all entirely.
I really really didn't expect it but I am very happy that it happened.


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Remembering Our Patriots In 2016
"The Government decision to officially commemorate the 1916 Rising is a positive and mature development for our nation. It is, in fact, in keeping with practice and precedent in all countries which value their own independence and sovereignty. To commemorate the heroism and sacrifice of those who won for us control of our own destiny is not only a selfless appreciation of those brave men and women but is essential to the wellbeing and morale of the nation."
This was stated by Senator Labhrás Ó Murchú when he called for a sincere and authentic commemoration in 2016 of the 1916 Rising.
Senator Ó Murchú said that Ireland today enjoys an unique status in the world. In many ways, we are seen as a model for other countries which are travelling the same path of freedom and opportunity. Obviously, in the midst of affluence there must be time for reflection on the characteristics which make us and inspire us as a distinctive nation. Our cultural heritage in particular, which was a strong motivating factor for our patriots, is deserving of special attention. To this end the new-found official status for the Irish language, which is now enshrined in national and european legislation, marks our maturity as a nation. The unity of purpose which underpinned the campaign to achieve this status for Irish held huge potential for other areas of national interest.
I do not believe that this generation or future generations will thank us if we allow the dual opportunities of the 1916 Commemoration and the good will which exists for our native language to be squandered. why should we underestimate the acquiescence of discerning Unionists when our State seeks to honour the memory of our patriots?
Why should the 'new' Ireland have to be subservient to the lowest common denominator when it comes to national identity? It should not be presumed that young people in the education system or immigrants to our country expect the diminution of our history, native language or other distinctive cultural characteristics. They know from experience that it would not apply in any other country. we should assume that they will be generous enough to respond positively rather than negatively to the challenges which face them.
A Role Model For The New Ireland
Speaking at the Douglas Hyde Summer School in Ballaghadereen, Co. Roscommon, which he officially opened, Senator Labhrás Ó Murchú said:
Dr. Douglas Hyde, first President of Ireland, is a powerful role model for the new Ireland where various traditions inspire co-operation rather than conflict. 'His was a life of dedication to his country, her people and her heritage.
As President of Conradh na Gaeilge, he epitomised the desire of countless generations to salvage from extinction our native language which inspired patriots, poets and philosophers. He placed our distinctive cultural characteristics on a pedestal, safe from the ravages of contemporary confusion. He practised to the full his belief that our cultural identity as a nation was older and more cohesive than our political and other divisions.


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A 12-year survey of 8,614 people found that high levels of tungsten in the body doubled their risk of having a stroke, with the metal found in significantly higher concentrations in the wee of people who suffered strokes.
During the 12-year study, 203 people actually had a stroke. These stroke victims were found to have nearly double the amount of tungsten in their urine, with average levels at 0.25 nanograms per millilitre of urine compared with the 0.13 ng/ml norm.
The study isn't suggesting our tungsten-based phones and tablets are directly killing us as we idly poke them, though. Higher tungsten levels in the body are thought to come from the environment, with dust from waste and landfill sites from all the old Nokias being crunched up believed to be the main cause.
Higher tungsten levels were found in people from poorer backgrounds, suggesting that living somewhere crappy that's nearer industrial sites and incinerators may be a contributing cause. [Everyday Health]
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As seen in this exclusive image from the Season 10 premiere of The CW's 'Smallville,' a piece of Clark's destiny – his true love, Lois – is in danger of going up in flames when someone lashes her to a cornfield crucifix.
The image harkens back to the very first season of 'Smallville,' when local boy Jeremy Creek – and then far-from-local boy Clark himself – got "hung up" by some overzealous pranksters.
Take a closer look (as I did, ahem), then read on….
What's interesting to note is the slightly different mood to this "crucifixion" image versus the one that hit EW.com on Friday. There, Lois appeared distraught, her mane matted by fear/dread; here, she almost seems ascendant.
Maybe a super friend is just out of frame, heroically carrying her to safety? (I'm just spitballing, of course.) Whatever the case, I'm pretty sure my MacBook Pro here just got new desktop wallpaper.
You all have weeks to speculate on just how Lois' apparent predicament plays into the season premiere, which is titled "Lazarus." 'Smallville' returns for its final run on Friday, September 24, at 8/7c. Be there.
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How to edit android phone contacts on computer?
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As the most important data for all mobile phones, contacts list plays a vital role in communicating with others. While, when you have saved too many information on your contacts, it will be a great trouble to manage them properly. As you may take large risks of losing them or getting them wrong due to mistaken edits and operations. Then it seems to be more convenient to edit contacts on computer. But how can we achieve this? I think this Coolmuster Android Assistant could be the right choice for you.
how to edit android contacts on computer
Step 1:Connect Android Phone to pc
The first thing you need to do is to download and install the Android contacts manager on your pc and launch it. The next is connect your Android phone to pc via usb cable. Your device will appear on the screen. The manager would recognise your android device automatically.
Notice: If this is the first time you connect android phone to the problem on computer, you should enable USB debugging first, and install a USB driver on your computer, then the app would detect your android phone automatically.
Step 3. Preview and Edit Contacts as Needed
According to the folders on the top of the panel, you should enter the "Contacts" area, and press "All contacts". Then you will be able to preview all contacts with name, number, messages number, etc. Now there are several options for you to modify, add, delete or backup contacts as wanted.


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- The StoryAn orphaned human raised by apes, Tarzan slides, swings, and surfs through his wilderness habitat with the grace and the swiftness of a jungle animal.The ArtworkThis is a limited edition sericel depicting five poses of a character from Walt Disney Pictures' Tarzan. This sericel edition "Surfing on a Vine," was inspired by Sequence 8.4, Scene 69.50 of the 1999 animated feature.Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan is a creature of his environment. The author describes an "ape man" who can quickly and easily navigate the jungle canopies. Tarzan's supervising animator Glen Keane saw in Burrough's creation the opportunity to create a truly animated Tarzan, a dynamic figure who moves through the trees was inspired by Keane's son's fascination with extreme sports. Keane observed modern skateboarders, surfers, and other high-adrenaline athletes in order to capture what would be impossible to achieve in any medium other than animation.The Walt Disney Studios has created this character image using the fine art screen-printing process of color reproduction known as serigraphy. Disney artists, working from original animation drawings and film reference materials used for the production of Tarzan, specially created a hand-inked, hand-painted animation cel master which was used as a reference in the production of these sericels. A total of 17 colors were then used to recreate the color image, each of which has been exactingly screen-printed, one color at a time, onto the acetate cel.The FilmEyebrows were raised throughout Hollywood and the animation world when Disney announced plans to bring Edgar Rice Burroughs' classic 1913 story Tarzan of the Apes to the screen.Walt Disney Feature Animation, however, found that most of the previous films had never truly utilized thestory and characters of the original novel, and that animation provided the only medium where the Tarzan of fiction could accurately be portrayed. For instance, the Tarzan of prose is brought up within a family of gorillas, with whom he carries on conversations and has relationships. The live-action Tarzan films of the past either avoided Tarzan's upbringing or never came close to a credible portrayal of this unique relationship.Disney found in the tale of Tarzan an enduring myth -- and a compelling story. Other films had depicted the obvious action and adventure aspects of the tale. The Disney creative team looked deeper and found the true underlying theme of the legend - the struggle of Tarzan to find his place in the world, to discover both where he comes from and where he belongs.
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