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Overview: After discovering her boyfriend is actually married, a woman strikes up an unusual relationship with his wife and the women plot revenge. Twentieth Century Fox; 2014; Rated PG-13; 109 Minutes. Serial Cheater: Did you just l-o-v-e John Tucker Must Die? Was your only complaint that the cast wasn't 30 years older and lacing more scenes with bowel movement jokes than presumably dinner with a thirty-something Adam Sandler would entail? I have the film for you! The Formula: Director Nick Cassavettes (The Notebook, My Sister's Keeper) probably thinks he's got comedic gold here. Grab Cameron Diaz for your mistress leading lady...Read More

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The determinedly private JM Coetzee is one of the world's great writers. Billy O'Callaghan reports on a biography that unwraps the enigma
J.M. Coetzee: A Life in Writing
J.C. Kannemeyer
Scribe, €42.90; Kindle, £16.68
SOUTH AFRICA'S 2003 Nobel Prize Laureate, JM Coetzee, (that is, John Maxwell, despite rumours to the contrary) is a man shrouded in myth.
He ranks, by most estimations, among the world's greatest and most thought-provoking writers, his gift defined by the psychological clarity of his often bleak subject matter and by the concision and extraordinary weight of his sentences.
But he is also known for a compulsion toward privacy that fringes on the obsessional. Twice a winner of the Booker Prize, he refused on both occasions to collect the award in person; he keeps a monkish dedication to his craft, and rarely makes public appearances or grants interviews. According to South African author, journalist, and musician, Rian Malan: "A colleague who has worked with him for more than a decade claims to have seen him laugh just once."
Coetzee himself has somewhat fuelled the myth, blurring the lines between reality and make-believe across a body of work that spans almost 40 years, more than a dozen novels, half a dozen collections of essays and letters and, most significantly, the stunning triptych of autobiographical fiction, Boyhood, Youth, Summertime, that presents a surgically excised portrait of the artist as a young man.
In David Attwell's 1992 volume of essays and interviews, Doubling the Point, Coetzee further clarifies his position on the subject, stating that, for him: "All autobiography is storytelling, all writing is autobiography", and that, at its core, autobiographical writing is "a kind of self-writing in which you are constrained to respect the facts of your history. But which facts? All the facts? No... You choose the facts insofar as they fall in with your evolving purpose".
Given such fixed opinions, and taking into account the author's obvious penchant for evading the public eye, an authorised biography has long seemed an unlikely proposition. The fact that this book's author, JC Kannemeyer, a professor of Afrikaans and Dutch at Stellenbosch University, sadly passed away on Christmas Day 2011 just as he was attending to the final edits of his manuscript, makes his achievement all the more impressive.
J.M. Coetzee — A Life in Writing is a tome of serious scholarship, meticulously researched, and mammoth in scale, yet eminently readable and, in parts, utterly absorbing. In the preface, we get a feel for the project's evolution. Kannemeyer's letter of enquiry reached Coetzee while the author was in Adelaide, hard at work on Summertime, writing about an English biographer, Mr Vincent, who is preparing a biography on the deceased writer, John Coetzee. The proposition of a real biography by a real biographer "may have appealed... with his contrarian take on things".
It is likely, too, that Coetzee was taken by Kannemeyer's intention to eschew a psychological approach in favour of presenting a strictly factual biography, with the sequential details of a much-travelled life combining in a way that would let any analysis emerge of its own accord. As well as being provided with unfettered access to family members, colleagues, and precious multiple drafts of manuscript texts, Kannemeyer was also granted a series of in-depth interviews.
The book is divided into five sections. Beginning with Coetzee's origins, childhood and education, it then catalogues brief but important sojourns, for the purposes of study, employment and the search for freedom, firstly to Britain and then as a Fulbright Scholar to America, where he attained a PhD with a thesis on Samuel Beckett at the University of Texas.
By 1970, following Visa problems, he reluctantly returned to South Africa and began, seriously, to write. The final section takes us into the new millennium and coincides with not only a new adventure, the emigration to Australia, but also the career-defining pinnacle of the Nobel Prize.
His Cape ancestry begins as early as the 17th century with the arrival from Holland of one Dirk Couché, and there is evidence of a literary gene among his maternal lineage, with his great uncle Albert, who in the 1920s achieved modest fame as an Afrikaans novelist.
Coetzee himself was born in 1940 to an adoring mother and a largely absent father, a lawyer by trade but with criminal tendencies, who enlisted in the army and fought in the Second World War in order to avoid prosecution, leaving the family to rely on the generosity of relatives.
We get to meet Coetzee as a young man, rather intense but enigmatic, handsome and possessed of a dazzling intellect. He didn't drink, smoke, or eat meat, loved cricket, mathematics and literature, and indulged in brief affairs apparently so that he could imbue his poetry with greater passion. In 1963 he married Philippa Jubber, a union that would last some 17 years, during which time she gave birth to a son, Nicholas, and a daughter, Gisele.
Nicholas died in 1989, aged just 23, falling 11 stories, most likely accidentally. Gisele suffered years of health issues, including a worsening epilepsy condition that would come to compromise virtually every aspect of her life. Nothing is hidden, but the overall impression is of a relatively ordinary existence, lived by an extraordinary talent. And what really shines through is the particular genius of his work. As his writing develops, we get a feel for how it is infused with a knowledge of history, a broad appreciation of literature and a keen-eyed observance of the world.
Steve Biko's torture informs Waiting for the Barbarians; The Booker Prize-winning Life & Times of Michael K reveals a country on the brink of race war and echoes with hints of Kafka; Foe, a symbolic commentary on lost histories and the speechless downtrodden, is woven around the plot of Robinson Crusoe; Byron provides the frame of reference for Disgrace, the ferocious depiction of post-Apartheid society that earned him a second Booker Prize. In the end, the writing is what matters.
Across these 600 densely packed pages, there is something for everyone. The early focus on Coetzee's genealogy plays up the sense of belonging within the framework of a country's slow formation. Following the young man's reactions to national events reveals the constrictions and effects of apartheid not only on South Africa's greater populace but also on the mind and heart of a sensitive thinker.
The glimpses of a poet's first tenuous steps, influenced by Eliot, Pound, Beckett, and Ford Madox Ford, foreshadow what lies ahead. We get a sense of the hunger for knowledge and gift for linguistics that would see him master not only his native tongues of English and Afrikaans but also French, German, and Dutch as well as gaining a level of proficiency at the very least in languages like Spanish and Russian.
And most of all, best of all for bibliophiles, the stately analyses and inherent revelations that lurk among the foundations of book after book brings about a deepened appreciation of the text and its creator.
JM Coetzee's worth will always be measured by his astonishing novels. The stories present a view of the man that is only enhanced by refractions and misdirecting asides. Most readers can happily accept such confusion as part of the deal, but for those who insist on glimpsing the mechanics behind the magic, Kannemeyer's hulking biography will tick every box. It is a masterly tome that certainly lends greater understanding for anyone intending to read their way through Coetzee's entire oeuvre and will, without question, be the starting point for all such biographies to come.
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Scripture readings for Feb. 24 – March 2/0 Comments/in Engage, Resources /by Trinity Chapel AG
Exodus 13:1-16
Deuteronomy 5:29; 8:18; 15; 18:1-8; 28:1-14 (and Fire Bible notes on 15:7-11; 24:14,17; 25:4)
Psalm 37:23, 26
Proverbs 3:9; 14:31; 19:17; 28:27
Matthew 25:32-46; 26:6-13 (and Fire Bible notes on 25:32-46)
Luke 10:7
John 12:1-8 (and Fire Bible notes on 12:3)
Acts 2:42-47; 11:25-30 (and Fire Bible notes on 2:42-47)
Romans 12:6-8
2 Corinthians 8 & 9 (and Fire Bible notes on 8:2,7,9; 9:6,7,8,11,15)
Galatians 6:1-10 (and Fire Bible notes)
James 2:14-16; 4:3
Fire Bible notes on:
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Psalm 10:2
Isaiah 3:14
Amos 2:6, 5:12
Matthew 6:1, 19:21,30
Luke 4:18, 6:38, 12:34; 18:9-14
Galatians 2:10
James 1:27, 2:1,5,17
Fire Bible articles:
"Caring for the Poor & Disadvantaged" (Amos 5:12-14)
"Tithes and Offerings" (Malachi 3:10)
"Riches and Poverty" (Luke 18:24-25)
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- How does God define true beauty? (I Peter 3:3-4; I Samuel 16:7)
- Discuss the statement from Malachi 3:17 that refers to us as God's treasure. How should we respond?
- Leah found peace in the midst of personal struggle. How might her example help us? (Genesis 29)
- What roles did women in this week's readings find themselves? How do these correlate/differ from those in today's society?
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- Our recognition, respect and response to governing authorities is a biblical concern. How will this concern grow as the Last Days draw near? (Matthew 27:11-26; Romans 13:1-14)
- Under what circumstances should Christians resist governing authorities? (Acts 5:29; Galatians 1:10)
- According to Scripture, what responsibilities should we entrust to government and what responsibilities should we not entrust to governing authorities?
- What governing authorities in your life might you have an unbiblical attitude toward?
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Ignite scripture readings for February 17-23
Genesis 11-23 (Sarah); 29-33 (Leah)
Ruth 1-4
Esther 1-10
Judges 4-5 (Deborah)
1 Timothy 2:9 (and Fire Bible notes)
Titus 2:3-4
1 Peter 3:1-6 (and Fire Bible notes on 1 Peter 3:3-4)
Fire Bible notes on Philippians 2:3, 5
Quotes on Government/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Trinity Chapel AG
"If professing Christians are unfaithful to the authority of their Lord in their capacity as citizens of the State, they cannot expect to be blessed by the indwelling of the Holy Ghost in their capacity as members of the Church." – A.A. Hodge
"Whatever makes men good Christians, makes them good citizens." – Daniel Webster
"While just government protects all in their religious rites, true religion affords government its surest support." – George Washington
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"The desire of love is to give. The desire of lust is to take." – Author Unknown
"Love is not affectionate feeling, but a steady wish for the loved person's ultimate good as far as it can be obtained." – C.S. Lewis
Grain offering of Numbers 28?/2 Comments/in Engage, Resources, Topics /by Trinity Chapel AG
The grain offering described in Numbers 28 is an ante-type of Christ in His humanity. The word ante-type could also be defined as prototype. Even as an engineer makes a prototype for manufacturing, the offerings are prototypes of Christ. The fine flour with no leaven is always Christ. Even as the two loaves that were waved at the Day of Pentecost having only ground flour and leaven added represents us, the fine beaten flour with no leaven represents Christ as He lived and walked a sinless life on this earth. The oil mingled in the offering represents the incarnation of Christ. The oil poured over it represents the Holy Spirit anointing on Christ. The Frankincense speaks of Christs' complete obedience to the will of the Father. The libation or drink offering poured with it can be seen in New Testament scriptures Philippians 2:17, when Paul said he was being poured out as a drink offering, then again in II Timothy 4:6 when he said he was being poured out as a drink offering, and the time of his departure had come. He had fought the good fight and finished the course. In Gethsemane Christ said, "Not My will but Yours be done." Then on the cross He said, "It is finished." When we finish our course and run our race in obedience to the will of the Father, we too can say we are as a drink offering.
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The White House announced Sunday that President Obama is changing the name of North America's highest peak.
Mt. McKinley — named after William McKinley, the 25th president, who served in the White House until his assassination in 1901 — is returning to its traditional Alaska Native name, Denali.
US President Barack Obama announced the change ahead of a three-day visit to Alaska to highlight climate change.
Alaska faced a lot of controversy in the past few years due to induction of melting of Arctic snow because of coal mines andbushfires.
The broader purpose of the of the President's trip to the nation's 49th state is to mount an aggressive call to action to fight climate change. The trip, which promises to utilize breath-taking backdrops, will shine light on melting glaciers and rising sea levels.


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M/45-50 W.E.: Packs
Large pack M/50 | Bagagesæk M/50:
The large pack was seldom worn when in the field. The 1954 manual states that the large pack" is meant to carry extra, non-essential clothes, cleaning utensils, extra toilet items and extra boots." (1). The Pack is modelled after the British Patt. '08 Pack (Pattern 1908 Webbing Equipment), with some minor additions: A carrying handle was added - together with four webbing loops to attach a bedding roll (blanket and waterproof cover).
The pack was, as a rule of thumb, left in the camp area or with the vehicles depending on what type of infantry you belonged to and contained the equipment you could live without - if need be.
Haversack M/49 | Paksæk M/49:
This model of haversack is not found in any other British or NATO webbing equipment. It is a very "home-grown" design, and is a part of a substantial deal that was made with M.E.Co. (Mills Equipment Company) during the late 40s. (2)
The sack serves the same function as the British Pattern '37 Haversack, and carries: Rations, mess-tin, Esbit stove, ammunition, hold-all, sweater, socks and camouflage net.
There are a number of different brass fittings and webbing loops distributed all over the small pack. Most of them are for attaching the blanket roll with the small pack straps and other bits and pieces. The inner compartment is laterally divided into two compartments. One large front compartment and one smaller rear compartment.
1): Uniform og oppakning for danske styrker til lands I: De vigtigste bære- og opspændingsregler, København: Gentofte Bogtrykkeri, 1954: p. 8.
2): Lethern, Albert A. & William P. Wise, The Development of the Mills Woven Cartridge Belt 1877-1956, London: Mills Equipment Co., 1950: p. 68.


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Slugs Finish 1-1 in Southern California
LOS ANGELES, CA -- The UCSC Women's Volleyball team traveled down to southern California this past weekend to compete against Chapman and Occidental where they came out with their 4th victory this season.
On Friday night, the Slugs were in Orange to match up against DIII Independent Chapman University. These two teams faced each other earlier this season where the Slugs took Chapman to 5 games before eventually losing. But UCSC was unable to pull things together against a strong Chapman team as they fell to the Panthers in 3 games (22-30, 22-30, 25-30). Brina Mocsny lead the team with 12 kills hitting .360 and Amy Strang was right behind her with 11 kills hitting .229. Sophomore Libero Lauren Chiodini tallied 23 digs and 3 aces.
Without a days rest, the Slugs would take on a meager Occidental College Saturday night. UCSC dominated Occidental, winning easily in 3 games; 30-9, 30-16, 30-21. Head Coach Selene Teitlebaum was able to put everyone in the match as Sophomore rookie Lisa Kauchak shined recording 2 aces, 4 blocks, 10 kills and 1 error on 13 attempts to hit .692 overall. Briana Williford finished with 11 kills, 1 error on 15 attempts, hitting .667 overall, and threw in 3 blocks on the night as well. Sophomore Kate Wellmon also had a good night as she stepped in to set 34 assists and serve 2 aces.
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Department of Industrial Engineering, Science & Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Qazvin, Iran
Department of Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Industrial and Mechanical Engineering, Qazvin Branch, Islamic Azad University, Qazvin, Iran
Recently, much attention has been given to Stochastic demand due to uncertainty in the real -world. In the literature, decision-making models and suppliers' selection do not often consider inventory management as part of shopping problems. On the other hand, the environmental sustainability of a supply chain depends on the shopping strategy of the supply chain members. The supplier selection plays an important role in the green chain. In this paper, a multi-objective nonlinear integer programming model for selecting a set of supplier considering Stochastic demand is proposed. while the cost of purchasing include the total cost, holding and stock out costs, rejected units, units have been delivered sooner, and total green house gas emissions are minimized, while the obtained total score from the supplier assessment process is maximized. It is assumed, the purchaser provides the different products from the number predetermined supplier to a with Stochastic demand and the uniform probability distribution function. The product price depends on the order quantity for each product line is intended. Multi-objective models using known methods, such as Lp-metric has become an objective function and then uses genetic algorithms and simulated annealing meta-heuristic is solved.
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Michel Tilmant at a Christmas drink in 2007 at ING
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Michel Tilmant (born 21 July 1952) is a banker and the former CEO of ING Group, a globally operating banking and insurance business based in the Netherlands.
Tilmant, a French speaking Belgian, graduated from the Université catholique de Louvain (Louvain School of Management) in Business Administration and European Affairs. He began his career in finance with Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New York, serving as Head of European Investor Services in Paris and London, Head of Operations Services in New York, and General Manager of the Brussels branch. In 1991 he became Chief Operating Officer of Banque Internationale à Luxembourg. In 1992, Tilmant joined the Executive Committee of Bank Brussels Lambert (BBL). He became CEO in 1997, one year before ING acquired BBL. That year, he became Chairman of ING Barings and in his appointment as Vice-Chairman of the ING Group and CEO of ING Europe followed in 2000. In April 2004, he succeeded Ewald Kist as CEO of the ING Group.
Dutch Finance Minister Wouter Bos wanted to dismiss ING CEO Michel Tilmant in October 2008, when the government ING capital injection of 10 billion euros was granted. Finance Minister Bos temporarily abandoned the idea since no replacement was available.[1] In January 2009 Tilmant was replaced by Jan Hommen, chairman of the non-executive board. A little over a year before, on 8 November 2007, the same Tilmant had threatened in (the Dutch Financial Times (FD)) [2] to have ING headquarters moved to Brussels to enable him to pay himself and his staff higher salaries and bonuses. He was critical on the moderate economic climate in the Netherlands. He was particularly annoyed with the quality of education and the debate on excessive pay in the Netherlands.
On 26 January 2009 ING announced that he would give up the CEO position because of the "special developments of the previous months and his personal condition".
On 25 January 2010, one year after his sudden resignation, Tilmant refused to be questioned by the 'Commissie de Wit' the Dutch Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission on the occurrences that led to the technical bankruptcy of ING under his jurisdiction.[3] Former Non Executive Board Member and former Labor Prime Minister of the Netherlands Wim Kok was severely criticized for his explanation on his ratification of the extravagant salary increase (584%) granted to Tilmant and his board in 2004 to stay in line with salaries paid in the Banking industry.[4] After leaving ING, Tilmant joined the board of the Luxembourg-based Foyer Group as an executive director.[5]


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The American Idol Top 24 was great until they broke FCC rules about showing a teenager getting violated on national television
And just like that, American Idol returned to its roots.
The shitty, dead roots that ruined the franchise and got it kicked off Fox.
After five pretty strong audition episodes and a good look at Hollywood Week – although it lacked enough from Group Night, but to be fair they could run four hours from Group Night and it wouldn't be enough – Monday was supposed to be the triumphant return of Idol before it goes live next week. You could already see the talent rising to the top and anticipate some big performances later in the season.
And then Idol kicked off the best talent the show has had since before it started sucking.
The show should have come with an MA-17 warning on it because Laine Hardy got fucked. Regardless of how you feel, Laine was the best contestant the show has had since Phillip Phillips won in his audition. If you thought Laine was formulaic, fine; but that formula works like a motherfucker and the ratings agree. He was a white guy with a guitar. He had that growl to his voice. He had that "fuck you, I'm gonna do what I want" attitude underneath the sweet, Southern bumpkin exterior. Laine wasn't just gonna win American Idol – he was going win running away from everybody. You take a raw voice and a guitar and it works because you can feel the emotion in it and that connects with the people. It's why David Cook won. It's why Lee DeWyze won. It's why Scott McCreery won. It's why Phillip Phillips won. It's why Nick Fradiani won.
(Notice I didn't say Kris Allen. He was good, but I stand by my stance that people in the flyover states refused to vote for Adam Lambert because he was gay. There was no way they were letting a dude in nail polish win. Wild times back then)
Laine was going to win and Idol producers knew it. The kid had some flaws – like his complete inability to connect with other teenagers not from the deep south or not liking Justin Bieber – but if you had him singing classic hits every week the show would have been a bloodbath. Anyone with ears who heard him go up against Garrett Jacobs and said Garrett was better is a legitimate crazy person. I'm sure Garrett doesn't think he deserved a spot over Laine. (that's not saying Garrett didn't deserve a spot; it sucks to say he got one over Laine, but that's how it was presented).
The guys Top 12 is a fucking unmitigated disaster. It's like they decided to eschew talent for stories and looks. There's just this outward refusal to embrace competition in the entertainment industry. It doesn't help that it's covered by journalists more worried about making friends with famous folk instead of calling things like they are. So when it's time for competition, nobody takes a hard stance on these shows and says "these people sucked, these people didn't" and if you do, the so-called talent is so fucking soft that they cry about bullying and having hurt feelings. Can someone with some actual access press American Idol for answers to why the best kid on the show got booted? Or get details on the judging? I don't see how NFL reporters get shit from agents and all sorts of "unnamed sources" and there isn't one person who can talk to someone "close to Idol" about how Laine got screwed. God forbid an entertainment journalist try to actually be a journalist.
Look at the Top 12. You know who deserves a spot over Laine? Nobody. Not a one of them is better than Laine and this is coming from a guy who hates country music with every fiber of his being. But take out Dennis Lorenzo, Cade Foehner and Caleb Lee Hutchinson and do any of these guys have the talent to win American Idol? No. The answer is no. Stop saying yes.
You want to know what nobody wants to hear? Marcio Underwood can't win Idol. Impossible. Michael J. Woodward has no chance. Why? Because nobody wants to hear one-trick falsetto ponies no matter how touching their story is. Jonny Brenns? He's Wonder Bread. Paste. Mayonaise.
Trevor McBane is a wild card. Fat bearded guys always are. Brandon Diaz has the best falsetto voice and he barely caught air time, but at least he can mix it up a little. Dominique is the best pure male vocalist left, but he's gonna end up splitting votes with Dennis and I can't see that helping because Dennis might end up Top 5 overall.
Ada Vox is apparently being treated as a guy because there's 12 girls and 11 guys and Ada, but I don't judge. The last solo performance Ada threw out was amazing and that's what Idol should be focusing on now that they kicked off the kid who was supposed to win.
The girls side isn't that bad. I don't know that anyone got robbed of a spot. Michelle Sussett stinks, but her last two performances were pretty good and she's looking like less of a joke every time she's on stage. Alyssa Raghu obviously did something that separated her from the rest of the teenage vocalists, plus Katy Perry needs to save face with her original Top 10 prediction.
Effie Passero is the best of the 12 girls but based on Katy Perry's critique during the decision, you can already see they're gonna railroad her because you can't have a girl who's not a 110-pound, bleach-bonde win American Idol because of marketability, even if the best vocalists in the world most certainly aren't
If Effie loses, it ain't gonna be because of talent. It's gonna be because Idol forces her out because they're terrified she's not marketable. Just hoping the quirky rocker-type chick has a chance because she's talented AF.
Amelia Hammer Harris is the No. 2 girl and she's going to be a tough, tough out. Maddie Poppe isn't too far behind her and Shannon O'Hara, who's quiet by church standards, is terrific and if Idol was still a singing show, she'd have a shot.
Instead, Idol's gonna throw Gabby Barrett and Mara Justine down our throats. I've got no problem with either because it's obvious they can both sing. Gabby is the stereotypical pop princess Idol desperately wants to win, so she's gonna get every advantage possible over the competition. I was gonna pick Mara for my Top 24 because of the casual mention of her being in Room 1, but didn't think they'd actually put her through. She can sing her ass off, but she dances like a drunk aunt at a wedding. My feeling on her is going to really depend on how much they push her on me; if they let her lie and let her talent do the talking, I'll probably calm down and take it easy on the kid.
Jurnee is a good story and I like her in, Kay Kay was predictable because it's clear they weren't planning on her being here and then had to jam her into the solo round for 10 seconds so she couldn't cry shenanigans even though there are definitely shenanigans going on, plus having a pasty white Top 12 ain't exactly a good look. Layla's the country girl and it's not a shock she's here. Don't think she's gonna get the bump Skyler Laine did – that was right when country was getting big in the mainstream – but she could do all right.
Realized I got this far and didn't mention Catie Turner. She's a superstar. She's going to be the most fun contestant American Idol has had in years. Basically a nerdier Joey Cook. I'll have more on her later this week, her dramatic yes kinda got lost in me going all scorched earth on Idol for the Laine decision.
I go through the list of girls who didn't make it and nothing really irks me. Would have been nice to have Maddie Zahn or Victoria McQueen or even seen Kourtney Smith for more than the five seconds we got during group week, but they'll be back, hopefully.
So the Top 24 is here and they got 23 names that deserve to be there. We'll be down to 14 after next week and I'm already prepared for some bullshit.
Gonna take a breath, get over it and move on. I'll have my predictions out at some point this week, but I'm pretty devastated to have my personal 10-day streak of awesome shit happening to me end. Ah well. You know where to find me.
EDITOR'S NOTE: I cut a graph out of the review after making a joke I'm not exactly proud of. I thought it would be funny, gave it a day, read it and it wasn't. Nobody emailed or DM'd or complained, I'm pulling it bc I realized I didn't want to be on the other side of it and if the contestant it was about read this I'd be horrified they'd be hurt by the joke. So I'm sorry. I suck. I'll be more careful in the future.


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Pleasant pinot grigio, lemon, citrus and very oaky
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Forster reunion to celebrate high school's 90-year history
A lot of history has gone through the hallways of J. L. Forster Secondary School since the school first opened its doors on the west end in 1922.
"It's an old building and we've been around a long time," says Dave Garlick, the high school's current principal.
"This school has been here since 1922, and think of all the changes in the world and Windsor in those 90 years. Through all that, this place has been a constant."
The Felix Avenue high school is poised to stage its 90th anniversary reunion and is welcoming all former students to come back and celebrate in a two-day event scheduled for Victoria Day weekend — Friday, May 18 and Saturday, May 19.
More than 1,000 alumni are expected to attend the reunion, which will include several prominent events.
The first night will have a registration event at the school with rooms dedicated to the school's decades of history.
The evening's highlight will be the closure of Sandwich Street for an open air festival, with several participating bars and eateries, each hosting Forster students from different decades.
"It will become sort of a walking mall for everyone," Garlick says.
Students from the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s are to gather at Buddies Eatery & Tap, 3206 Sandwich St.
Students from the 1960s are welcome to the Rock Bottom Bar & Grill, 3236 Sandwich St.
Those who attended Forster during the 1970s should visit Dominion House, 3140 Sandwich St.
People who were at Forster in the 1980s can go to Hurricane's Pub and Gril, 3217 Sandwich St.
Students of the 1990s are asked to visit Billie's Place, 3179 Sandwich St.
And younger folks who only graduated from Forster in the 2000s will be gathering at the Stumble Inn, 3199 Sandwich St.
The festivities continue on Saturday, with an entire day of events including: a meet-the-teacher gathering, a golf tournament, a car show, memorabilia displays, and an evening dance.
The dance begins at 5 p.m. Admission is $15 in advance or $20 at the door.
Tickets for those wishing to dine on Saturday night (food provided by Koolini's Italian Eatery) are $35 in advance or $40 at the door.
Advance tickets can be purchased at the school's main office, 749 Felix Ave.
Click here to visit the schoo's website.
Click here to regsiter for the reunion online.
Click here to check out the reunion's Facebook page.
For more information, call 519-253-1166 ext. 30302.
Garlick emphasized that those who want to attend need to register so that the school can estimate how many people will be showing up.
The school originally opened as General Byng Elementary School before becoming Sandwich Collegiate a few years later.
The original principal was John L. Forster, who remained at the helm for more than 30 years until his retirement in 1954. The school's name was changed that year to honour Forster.
At its height in the late 1970s, Forster had a student population of nearly 1,400 students.
The current student body is over 500.
Last year, the school held a reunion for former members of the school band — an event that proved to be hugely successful.
Garlick — himself a graduate of Forster in the 1970s — expects the 90th annivesary reunion to be just as big.
"With the band reunion last year, I was not sure how it would be received. It turned out to be one of the most fun, pleasant weekends that I ever had in my life. It was so nice to reconnect with people I had not seen in 30 years," Garlick says.
"With a full reunion, now everybody gets that chance."
Garlick believes he's the only person to have been a student, a teacher, a vice-princpal, and the principal at Forster.
In preparation for the big reunion, the school has been hosting movie nights in the auditorium, each screening a prominent film from a particular decade.
The next film night is on April 5, featuring the 1980s classic Chariots of Fire.


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Adding to the Matrix business plans, Mr. Sagar Gosalia, Sr. Vice President Marketing & Sales at Matrix, said, "Matrix is known for quality and innovative solutions. Our solutions are feature packed and deliver a lot of value to the customers. In line with our legacy of introducing new technology products, we are presenting ETERNITY LE. The idea behind re-introducing the product is to spread the awareness about the product further deeper. ETERNITY LE will surely provide a better viable option to enterprises which were earlier forced to rely upon on overly-priced MNC products so far. It has already gained interest of system integrators and consultants offering technology solutions for large projects and enterprises."


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(Originally posted on Stuart's MATLAB Videos blog.)
I often need to export data from MATLAB to Excel. As the files are used by others, I like to format them nicely for easy viewing and browsing. To do this, I simply create a spreadsheet with all the required formatting as a template and copy it each time.
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At the same time that my friends' kids discovered the hidden cache of rhubarb in my backyard, we also noticed a berry bush. It was too early in the season to tell what kind of berries they'd be, but we thought they'd be either blackberry or raspberry. Turns out, they're raspberry bushes! The branches are just dripping with ripe fruit. Here's what I collected today:
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The Centre for Policy Studies has published a paper on Rail's Second Chance arguing that more competition on the railways produces better profits for operators and lower fares and higher satisfaction for passengers.
The CPS says:
New evidence proves that competition on the passenger rail network benefits passengers and taxpayers; now is the time to deliver true competition.
The principles of the 1992 rail privatisation White Paper have been betrayed, writes Tony Lodge in Rail's second chance: putting competition back on track published on Monday 25 March by the Centre for Policy Studies. For the white paper anticipated more competition, greater efficiency and a wider choice of services more closely tailored to what customers want. But today, franchised rail operators have an effective monopoly on the core long-distance routes, restricting vital competition. But Ministers now have a chance to put this right.
New evidence presented in this report shows that in those few areas where rail competition has emerged – primarily on the East Coast Main Line and in rail freight – the benefits are clear: competition has led to new private investment, innovation, new routes, lower taxpayer subsidies, lower transparent fares, more journeys and happier passengers…
In official rankings of passenger satisfaction of the 31 main train companies, the companies that came first and second were those which are running "open access" competitive services against the franchise – Grand Central and First Hull Trains.
Following the West Coast Main Line fiasco, the model for awarding rail franchises is now in disarray… Ministers at the DfT should seize the opportunity to restructure new franchises to enable far greater competition to flourish across the UK rail network.
By its existence as a proposal, the Windsor Link Railway is already bringing benefit to rail passengers by letting the promoters of competing rail schemes know that they cannot simply pile on costs because there are alternatives. Also, if it gets approval as a private company and as the CPS says, the WLR has an incentive to keep costs down which ultimately is reflected in lower fares, lower taxes and better train services.


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Gone Bollywood: Kishen Kanhaiya
Perhaps it was the childhood diet of dance films, perhaps it's the spicy lure of a classic masala entertainer … whatever, I love Bollywood.
Kishen Kanhaiya (1990)
This is not a film to take seriously. This is a film for eating popcorn, singing along and doing Amrish Puri scary eyes at apposite moments. It could be a drinking game (twins! flute! Madhuri Dixit in a ghagra! unrealistic fight sound effects!).
We know, because we've seen the first three minutes, that Kishen and Kanhaiya (Anil Kapoor in full 'tache-throb style) are twins separated at birth. But! This secret is the set-up for the whole film. I don't think I have the willpower to type out the whole ham sandwich, but the ingredients include an evil stepmother, a father paralysed so that he can only move his eyes (!) and … well, Uncleji Amrish ("I always knew he were a bad 'un").
Kishen is a wet blanket who marries a milkmaid after playing her the one song he knows on the flute. His family are waiting for him to turn 25 so that once he inherits eye-moving Dad's property they can bump them both off (and Amrish can cackle in a victoriously menacing manner).
Fortunately, Kanhaiya, growing up p-o-o-o-r somewhere else, is a layabout who watches so many Bollywood films that he can bust out all the fight moves and cheese-tastic one-liners. Madhuri has seen all the films, too. And so we arrive at the romantic confection of robot, running man and pink that is Aap Ko Dekh Ke.
Various things must then transpire. This includes the perennial Indian entry for Mr Irritating, Johnny Lever (sporting a Charlie Chaplin 'tache). It also includes a subplot about missing money, a kind of telepathic twin-ness wherein Kanhaiya feels Kishen's pain, and a slapstick car chase.
By this stage, Kishen is dead-but-not-really and Kanhaiya is impersonating him. Cue Suit Boot Mein Aaya Kanhaiya, aka Anil does Iko Iko.
Then before we know it (or two and a half hours later), it all ends with the baddies in the mud. Hurrah! And eye-moving Dad moves a hand! And we, you, or indeed I, are left with the suspicion that it may either be one of the greatest films ever made, or our brains have fallen out our ears.


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I Now Know What Makes Sridevi a Legend: Adnan Siddiqui Reflects on Shooting 'Mom'
I Now Know What Makes Sridevi a Legend: Adnan Siddiqui Reflects on Shooting 'Mom'
Pakistani Actor Adnan Siddiqui completed his debut Bollywood film shooting "Mom". Sajjal Ali and Sridevi is also in this film with him.
After the end of the film shooting Adnan has shared the detailed facebook post for admiration on the costume designing, every person and things in the film. In the post he thanks, Sridevi and Boni Kapoor. And shared some interesting things also.
He wrote in his post that Boni Kapoor, I have learned much from you as a person as well as an artist. And he wishes for Boni Kapoor to remains the same as he is. On the other side, he appreciated Sridevi and shows respect for her.
Adnan wrote for Sridevi that she is a Legend and he knows what makes her honored, he said he never saw such good actor in his life. I worked with you is an honor for me. I learned a lot from you, shared screen with you and learned how to remain simple in life.
According to the reports: Film "Mom" leading role is to act by Sridevi, Adnan Siddiqui is acting as his husband and Sajjal Ali is his daughter in the film.
The film will be released in the coming year on 14th July.


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"I love taking my medicine in dessert-form," said my husband as we spooned luscious mounds of this sweet, fruity and rich pudding in our mouths.
As you all know I have been using my kitchen as my laboratory to experiment with unique and tasty ways to get more herbs, fruits, vegetables and other plant foods in our diets. Both scientific studies and anthropological studies of the "Blue Zones" (areas in the world where a large portion of the population routinely live to be 90 -100+ years old) agree that eating more plant based foods (and less animal foods) are beneficial for our health.
In my opinion, herbs are under-utilized as a way to get exposure to phytonutrients (nutrients found only in plants). We all know plants contain vitamins and minerals, but the phytonutrients I am talking about are compounds like resveratrol, lycopene and quercitin. These have been called "accessory nutrients" because we thought that the vitamins and minerals were the only important parts of the food.
And yes, having enough vitamin C on board to prevent scurvy is important. Getting enough sunshine and vitamin D to prevent rickets is also good thing.
But "health" should be more than just avoiding a deficiency disease. This is where I believe phytonutrients come in to play. They take us from being just "not sick" to "vital, enthusiastic and truly healthy".
"Chronic disease may come from a lack of phytochemical exposure.
Your ancestors had 8-10 times (a conservative estimate) exposure to phytochemistry than we do today.
And that [lack of exposure] foments chronic disease."- Dr Kevin Spelman
I posted previously about how as modern humans we have far less variety in our diets than even 100 years ago. In 1903 there were almost 500 varieties of lettuce!! Even in the best stocked grocery store or seed catalog we can't find that variety anymore. So, if a lack of phytonutrients could be contributing to our epidemic of chronic disease, than I propose herbs (in addition to fruits and veggies obviously) as a way to help fill in those gaps.
Enter herbal-infused foods like LemonBalm and Rosehip Muffins, Emerald Green Salt and now, Chocolate-Elderberry Chia Seed pudding. Of course there are teas, infusions, pills, and tinctures you can take, but like my husband I love being able to eat my medicine in unique and tasty ways.
I created this recipe because I wanted something quick and easy that would help us stay healthy during the winter.
Since elderberries are known for their ability to treat cold and flu symptoms as well as prevent infections from happening in the first place, I wanted to include them in my recipe. Chia seeds are a great source of nutrients, fiber and even essential fatty acids AND they make a great quick thickener for puddings.
And chocolate, because it's chocolate! I don't need an excuse to eat it BUT it also rich in nutrients like Magnesium, heart-healthy fats like steric acid and tons of phytonutrients called polyhpenols.
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Chocolate-Elderberry Chia Seed Pudding
Serves 4
1 cup of Cacao-Elderberry Syrup
1 cup unsweetened almond, hemp, cashew, coconut or non-dairy milk of choice
1/2 cup chia seeds
optional: a sprinkle of cinnamon or cacao for garnish
In a small mixing bowl, whisk together cacao-elderberry syrup and milk until combined. Continue mixing while adding the chia seeds in. Pour into 4 individual cups or glasses OR you can leave it in the bowl. You can leave this on the counter for 1-2 hours for it to gel or put it in the fridge overnight. Sprinkle with a dash of cinnamon or more cacao powder. Enjoy!
Are you ready to try this recipe and add more phytonutrients into your diet? Let me know if you do and how you like it. As always, share this post if you like what you see!


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The Gold Coast may have become the ideal property buyer's market as a crash which brought prices down by up to 50 per cent in recent years shows signs of bottoming out.
Louis Christopher, SQM Research's managing director of data, told the International Business Times that while the property situation in the Gold Coast is a crash "in its truest sense," a number of emphatic signs have emerged that the market is on the verge of a rebound.
Gold Coast property prices have fallen by up to 50 per cent since 2010, with only a slight uptick in the past through June of 0.8 per cent, which was nonetheless meager compared to the average 3.8 per cent increase seen by other major cities in Australia.
The median apartment price on the storied Queensland holiday strip remains up to a third below those in cities to the south, at $370,000 as of June 30 as compared to $491,845 in Sydney or $411,714 in Melbourne, according to figures from Australian Property Monitors.
John Newlands, a spokesperson for the Real Estate Institute of Queensland, says these low prices are now enticing an increasing number of bidders at auction. While a mere year ago open houses were often devoid of buyers, around three to five groups are now showing up to auction, with cheaper homes proving especially popular.
Tourist arrivals in Queensland have also increased sharply as a result of the weakening exchange rate, with figures from the state's tourism agency indicating a 10 per cent increase during the period from April to August. The influx of domestic tourists will no doubt bring a bevy of potential property buyers looking to obtain a holiday home in the torrid north.
Record low variable home-loan rates, currently at their lowest point in four years as a result of the Reserve Bank of Australia's reduction of the overnight cash rate to 2.25 per cent, will also serve to bolster purchases of cheap properties on the Gold Coast.


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It's my due date. I should have discovered by now if I had an early bird or whether my procrastination would be passed on. My mum passed her due date by two weeks and I had to be induced. The need for forceps has remained with me to get anything done especially on time. I imagined today I'd be waddling about probably still doing some really important preparations that should have been done months ago. I'd be excited and terrified out of my mind.
Instead the only waddling I'm doing are because my jeans are too tight as I'm eating til I can no longer feel the hollowness of my stomach. I don't want to get out of bed.
Lying here with the bright light streaming in highlights the mess of clothes and paperwork I have no ability to deal with. I can hear the faint soft yells of the children playing in the park outside. Part of my brain can't conceive of not having a child. It can't seem to contort itself around the impossible and all that entails. Thoughts will hit me with an unexpected fervor and out of order. I'll never be a grandmother.
Another part of my brain has the mission of trying to make sense of it but can't. It's like listening to a drunk person laying on the bathroom floor alternately sleeping and waking up to yell something important but when you ask 'what do you mean?' they fall back into a sleep coma. Yesterday the drunk brain voice slurred "Your baby will never be in a terrible accident", "Wtf?"
Thats all it gives me, I'm supposed to make-do with knowing my child is safe from accidents, abuse, bullying, cancer, schizophrenia, alcoholism and a more awful prolonged death. It's not comforting or particularly useful but it's all that part of my brain has for me.
Hail just pelted at my window followed closely by a bright blue. There was probably a rainbow but I have no desire to see it, instead I scowl just as much at the sunny window as I did when it was dark and dreary. There is a term for babies born after a miscarriage or still birth. They are called rainbow babies. It's an acknowledgement of the loss, of the dark storm filled skies and at the same time an understanding of clouds parting and there being a beautiful cascade of colour and a gorgeous little baby at the end of it. All the infertility forums are about acknowledging loss and to keep going "after all you never know". I don't begrudge anyone their rainbow but its hard when I do know. I will never have a surprise pregnancy. Doing IVF again might get me pregnant it also might kill me.
I've stopped talking about this because when it gets to this point in a conversation I know the next question is 'have you considered adoption?' or "Why don't you just adopt?" It's taken a while to upack those 4-5 words. These phrases are meant to move me forward, to get me closer to that rainbow but they don't. They are meant to fix me, but it just reminds me how unfixable the situation is. I feel like an awful person that I can't put everyone else at ease with oh I hadn't thought about that, its a brilliant idea I'll get right on it.
There is a very good chance I wouldn't be allowed to adopt, I'm over 40 and have a history of breast cancer and live with the odds it might come back. Its fair enough that idf a child has already lost one set of parents you don't want to knowingly put them in a situation where they are more likely to lose another one. Only 2 percent of children adopted in the UK are babies so if, big if, I was allowed to adopt it would be more likely to be an older child. A lot of children have additional complex needs. There are a lot of skills and talents needed in adopting a child who has been through so much. That might be one thing but I have a sister with special needs and I can't knowingly adopt someone who may need so much from me that it could take away from my ability to look after her. I would have to undergo at least a year if not longer of social workers invading every part of our lives (rightfully so)to assess our ability to adopt a child and I'm not so sure I could deal with the fallout of being rejected.
I've heard adoption as being described as making a 'claim' of parenthood then proceeding from that point as that being the reality. That is a wonderful and amazing gift to open your family. I feel like a terrible person because I'm not sure my grief would go away,my fear is I would always feel like I'm looking after someone else's child. Maybe that is my drunken-trying-to make-sense brain talking and trying to protect me because if I did desperately want to adopt it's likely I couldn't.
When I decided to do IVF last year it was the result of an epic search for optimism. After everything I had been through I decided to have some faith and do what other people seem to do and just live my life without the what if's holding me back. I believed so hard. The belief, faith and hope I had is decimated. Rainbows no longer hold magic but are simply fractured prisms of light.
On this day and every day I grieve my little one's life untravelled. On this day I miss who I would have been as their mum and the journey we would have walked together.
Today is the only due date I ever had or will ever have. I don't want to come out from these covers but knowing I have to work acts like forceps dragging me out into the world, a world no part of my brain can make sense of.


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Security Slice Podcast: Setting Up Security Standards
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo wants the 31 largest insurers in the state to provide their policies and procedures for countering cyber attacks.
Cuomo believes the personally identifiable information these companies maintain is a "treasure trove for hackers."
Is Cuomo getting tough on cybersecurity, looking for votes, or both?
Listen to Episode 81 of our Security Slice podcast and hear Andrew Storms discuss why the information Cuomo wants will end up in a paper shredder, what cybersecurity evaluators can learn from health inspectors, and why standardization will come from the private sector.
Listen to the podcast now
Title image courtesy of ShutterStock


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Serving with UN Women to promote the safe use and enjoyment of public spaces by vulnerable women
I used to work for Port Moresby Municipality as a book keeper for market venders when I got the opportunity to become a UN Youth Volunteer with UN Women's Safe City Programme.
Over 80 per cent of vegetable sellers in Port Moresby are women, especially single mothers and widows who experience all sorts of abuse in public places. The programme promotes the safe use and enjoyment of public spaces by women through empowering them economically and through other means.
Because of my experience with the Municipality, I was recruited to assist vendors register in the new database system. My role with the programme is to reach out to vendors, introduce them to the system and make sure they register in the data base.
The new registration system aims to protect vendors from harassment, or being pressured to pay bribes for services. With this new system in place, each vender receives a receipt that documents their payment and protects them from being asked to repay their municipality fees.
Before I became a UN Volunteer, I wanted to go to school, study law and get a good job. Working closely with vulnerable women in Port Moresby's Gordon Market helped me realize that I want my career to be driven by my passion and sealed by a cause greater than myself. --Adrianna Kunjib, UN Youth Volunteer with UN Women
I have witnessed how creating an environment where women feel safe and protected can contribute to economic empowerment and prosperity. And to think that I was a small part of this great initiative, encourages me to take greater steps and feel confident to seek opportunities to grow within my community.
As a UN Volunteer, I have become part of a larger community than the one I used to belong to. Even though my day-to-day work includes working with my local street vendors, the overall objective of my project takes me beyond my local community and country. This sense of belonging to a cause is not only empowering, but also heartwarming. --Adrianna Kunjib
I am very happy that I was selected to volunteer for the UN. I am particularly happy, because I was able to make my mother proud for having a daughter who is working with an organization that is known to be for the people.


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We are part of the Homeless Alliance, put together by Aleabridge.org. We collaborate with churches, non-profits, the state government, and community businesses to help provide solutions for those without homes in Wahiawa and the North Shore, Hawaii.
Click on the photo to see Homeless Alliance WCBDO Cleanup event from 6/25/16. For more information, contact Phil Acosta:
"Phil" Augustus I. Acosta
ALEA Bridge - President


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In 1830 in the small Highland village of Callander in Perthshire, Donald Campbell baked his first trays
of rich golden shortbread. Now over 185 years and seven generations later, this internationally famous small village bakery is Scotland's oldest bakery and it is still in the same Campbell family.
Until the 1960's Campbells developed as a village bakery, serving the outlying communities with delivery vans but as the years rolled by an ever greater proportion of total sales was being generated by gift packed shortbread especially as Callander is situated in the stunningly beautiful Trossachs area.
Throughout this period there were many family bakeries throughout Scotland producing their own quality hand crafted regional shortbread.
As the 70's dawned and the emphasis in the food industry moved away from craft to factory production and as the national companies became aware of the enormous market potential for what, alongside whisky, was seen as a Scottish ethnic product, the craft firms were pushed aside and the mass grocery market for shortbread eliminated all but two traditional family craft shortbread producers. Both family firms of which Campbells is one, are now thriving, although they have gone in different directions.
Campbells have concentrated on gift and seasonal lines using only the finest ingredients money can buy, and present their range of unique and original packaging suitable for the cream of international trade.
It is with full confidence that we look forward to a future as enduring and successful as the many years gone past.