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Nevercenter CameraBag Photo 3.1.000
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Posted on 2018-09-13, by BaDshaH786.
Windows x64 | Languages: English | File Size: 40.02 MB
Filter-Focused Photo Editing for Mac and PC. What does "filter-focused" photo editing mean? It means that CameraBag Photo has the advanced tools you need to make your images look just how you want, but in an interface that makes it incredibly easy to re-use the styles you develop as custom filters. Or to start with existing presets to emulate classic film stock, or to batch apply the same style to hundreds of photos. It means that CameraBag is built from top to bottom to help you develop a unique photographic style that is distinctly your own.
Layer on Adjustments from an Arsenal of Professional Tools
CameraBag's interface is focused on building up a series of image adjustments (or loading existing filters made up of a series of adjustments) and tweaking them as needed. You can easily see every adjustment you've applied to your image in the bottom tray, adjust their controls, reorder or delete them, or save what you've got as a new filter.
Analog Engine
CameraBag's 96-bit Analog Engine ensures your images retain smooth color gradations even with lots of adjustments.
All of CameraBag's adjustments and effects are applied as non-destructive layers, so you can always see what adjustments you've made and tweak any of them.
Raw Workflow
CameraBag easily handles RAW images with their additional color depth, giving you a much finer level of control over the tones in your photos.
Batch Processing
You can apply any set of adjustments or pre-made filters, along with resizing, to entire folders of photos at a time with Camerabag's easy batch processing.
Over 150 Included Presets
CameraBag Photo lets you start or finish with over 150 fully-editable included presets, to which you can add an infinite number of your own. From classic film stock emulation to color correction setups to versatile color and B+W styles, CameraBag Photo has you covered. Here are a few highlights.
Want to Use CameraBag's Award-Winning Tools on Videos?
The professional Cinema version of CameraBag has all of CameraBag Photo's award-winning tools for advanced adjustments and filtering, but adds video support for all your video color grading and filtering needs. Additionally, CameraBag Cinema includes dozens of motion film stock presets and support for LUT import and export.
Complete Photographic Toolset
CameraBag Photo has all the professional tools you need to adjust your images to exacting standards. Filters in CameraBag are built up by layering any these adjustments (including the ability to add multiple copies of the same adjustment or nest groups of adjustments). And it's all done using an incredible 96-bits-per-pixel math, so you never lose quality, no matter how many adjustments you layer on.
What's New:
CameraBag Photo is the newest version of CameraBag (the previous major release was called CameraBag 2, so this is technically version 3). We've added a whole bunch of cool stuff, here are some of the major things:
- Hue Mask
- HSV Mask
- Luminance Mask
- Highlights/Midtones/Shadows
- 4-Way Color Wheels
- Advanced Contrast
- Multi-Document Tabs
- Pixel Inspector
- Animated Hover Previews
- Dynamic Preview Chooser
- Collapsible Tool Sections
- Updated Look
- Color Management (Mac)
- Side-By-Side Image Editing
- Render Queue
- Speed Improvements
- Dozens of New Filters
Top New Features, v3.1.0:
- Zoom: removed restrictions to greatly expand zoom range. You can now zoom in far beyond a 1:1 pixel view to inspect pixels, plus zoom far out to get a different perspective on your image.
- Lightleak: the oft-requested Lightleak adjustment from CameraBag 2 has been updated and is now available in CameraBag 3.x.
- Miscellaneous bug fixes.
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- Windows: Vista, Windows 7, or newer
- 70MB Hard Drive space
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It's official: Hurdle is Rangers' hitting coach
With a passion for teaching baseball still in his blood, former Rockies manager Clint Hurdle will become the Texas Rangers' new hitting coach.
Hurdle confirmed the move this morning. The Rangers will make an official announcement later today.
Hurdle, who was fired by the Rockies on May 29 after the team started out a sluggish 18-28, beat out three other finalists for the job. The Rangers also interviewed Thad Bosley, Gerald Perry and Rusty Greer.
Earlier this week, Hurdle talked about why he wanted to continue coaching baseball.
"You still want to be a part of a team, to be a part of that process of building something," he said. "That's still something I want to do."
Hurdle worked as a studio analyst for the MLB Network this past season, and although he enjoyed the job, he said he missed being on the inside of baseball.
Hurdle said that he will still make Colorado his permanent home. Hurdle, his wife, Karla, daughter Madison, and son, Christian, live in Highlands Ranch. The also own a cabin in Breckenridge.
Hurdle instructed Rockies hitters from 1997 to 2002 before he was promoted to replace Buddy Bell as manager on April 26, 2002. Hurdle guided Colorado to the World Series in 2007, but the team struggled in 2008 and in the early part of 2009.
The Rangers have been without a hitting coach since Oct. 14, when Rudy Jaramillo turned down a one-year offer for $545,000 to remain with the club for a 16th season. He signed a three-year deal worth $2.4 million a week later with the Chicago Cubs.

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Google Tracked Web Users Bypassing iPhone Security
This is an era where innovative technologies hit the market on a regular basis. In fact, humans have been quite accustomed to the technological changes that take place so frequently. Also, lives of people have become too much dependent on these modern innovative technologies. Be it internet, mobile smartphone, or television media, people have become extremely intoxicated to using these devices.
With enormous advantages of modern communication devices and internet, there is also some point of concern as well. Data breach, security hacking, and unethical business practices through the help of modern technologies have become more severe these days. Recently, Wall Street journal published an unethical business practice that is making waves in the mobile communication market. The journal accused major online advertising companies like Google for compromising the security settings of different iPhone as well Apple desktop users who runs the safari browser in their devices.
Wall Street Journal not only accused Google but also other major online advertising firms like Point Roll, Vibrant Media, and WPP that used some specific code to trick the extremely popular web browser Safari. This allowed them to secretly monitor the behavior of the iPhone users by bypassing default security settings that has been designed in some particular manner to block such intrusions.
In fact, bypassing security settings is not the correct approach to track user behavior or for understanding the commercial cycles. This attempt not only kept most of the iPhone and Safari Browser users in dark, but it all questioned the overall security and privacy policies of these notable advertisers. It can also be recalled that Apple's privacy settings (default) definitely disallows any company to use cookies for
tracking user behavior while using different web enabled services. However, notable advertisers like Google and others never took any time to think twice before breaching the security for mere commercial tracking purpose. And what for? To achieve some commercial gains! It's surely a rubbish and insulting approach from these notable advertisers. They should be sued for their conduct. Strong apology from these advertisers is expected.
Well, an amazing fact is that till now Google or any of the other advertisers have never pledged for an apology regarding their unprofessional behavior. Isn't it funny? This means they will again carryout such activities in the near future. However, they have disabled the secret tracking code once Wall Street published about their dirty activities, but remained unapologetic. Instead, they tried to convince people with the fact that Wall Street misunderstood their approach completely. In a public statement, Google addressed that cookies used by them were not for tracking any sort of public behavior. In fact, those cookies were not powerful enough to collect any type of personal information. Other companies involved
in such security breach issues also never admitted their guilt. Many of these advertisers said that they were totally unaware of such security breach or any of the illegal activities.
There are many tech and web companies that offer free products and then earns through online advertising. But, also remember that these companies often try to act too smartly while trying to cross the privacy line of clients to learn about customer behavior. All for commercial gains, such approach may not help in creating a positive reputation for that particular company. Breaching security is a serious offense and can result in legal initiatives.
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A big "thank you" is in order for the curious neighbor who just had to sneak into our house sometime after dark last night. Putting holes across the gorgeous and smooth new concrete that had been poured and finished in the double garage was, I'm sure, worth avoiding the trouble of walking to the back door before you trespassed in our home.
I'm sure you'll be sending a check to cover your vandalism. I'll be on the lookout!
I love new homes as much as the next guy (or more!). But I don't sneak into other people's homes, finished or not. It's illegal, it's harmful (obviously!), and it's just downright rude.
I learned that lesson when I was seven. Some neighbor boys told me they could get into a house under construction, so we went for an adventure. I fell through the attic to the first floor. My parents paid for all the damage we caused — to the house as well as to my foot. I wonder if our (much older by the size of the print) vandal will be mature enough to take responsibility.
On the bright side, the crew did an amazing job in the garage. I got a picture before above mentioned jerk did his walk through. It was a work of art. Good work, gentlemen.


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If your practice is like most practices these days, you're probably looking for ways - any ways - to trim a few bucks from your overhead burden. Sending an administrator or physician leader to the MGMA conference in Las Vegas for a few days may look like an easy target for budget cuts. You may be tempted to skip the late October conference this year. Don't do it.
You might respond, "But you don't understand! Our profit margin actually fell this past year. Regardless of some jury-rigged numbers from the Fed that point to economic recovery, we're still struggling with flat (or declining) revenues and ever-increasing expenses. We can't afford to send the manager off to a mini-vacation in Vegas." Don't do it.
Let us offer a brief disclaimer: We at Greenbranch Publishing neither work for MGMA nor are we compensated for promoting the association or its products, services, or educational events. Nevertheless, we remain an enthusiastic promoter of the Association for a number of reasons. We continue to be impressed with the sheer amount of information packed into the half-week event. We know that administrators return to the practice with at least a half-dozen practical ideas to use to improve financial reporting and resource management. This year, we continue to have a number of our authors on the speaking schedule: Owen Dahl, Susan Gay, Jeff Gorke, Frank Cohen, Jamie Verkamp, Max Reiboldt. We also see many practice manager friends who visit our booth to see what's new.
MGMA, of course, isn't the only association offering top-notch education and productive networking. Several specialty-specific societies cater to administrators working in various disciplines (AAOE for orthopedics managers and AOA for ENT administrators and NERVES for neurosurgery executives come quickly to mind.). Other organizations exist to serve the needs of more sophisticated large groups (AMGA) or smaller practices (PAHCOM). Others focus on administrative disciplines (HIMSS, HFMA).
We also encourage participation at state and local organization meetings. These bring opportunities to discuss regional issues, state regulations, major payers, and the local Medicaid program. The smaller size is conducive to making new friends who often prove helpful when working through problems back at the practice. As a bonus, state meetings provide a good venue for managers to develop their own presentation and training skills.
Physicians who own their practices often look at the costs associated with sending their top administrator to a three-day conference and figure they've discovered "low-hanging fruit" - an easy way to save a few thousand dollars this year. You may salve your conscience with good intentions: "We'll just cut it this year - perhaps next year will be better." Don't do it.
Successful medical practices - those best-run practices - recognize that there's a potentially substantial return on investing in their top managers' development and training. The resources available at a major conference can increase your administrator's effectiveness as he or she leads your practice.
Quantifying your return on that investment is almost impossible to calculate. How much additional revenue will the practice realize if your administrator brings back one idea that improves over-the-counter collections by 1% or 2%? How many thousands of dollars will you save by buying the best electronic health records system for your practice after your manager was able to compare multiple systems in detail at the conference exhibit hall?
During a sluggish economy or a revenue slump, business owners sometimes use faulty logic in their strategic decisions. For example, it's tempting to cut back on marketing and advertising when business is poor: "We'll expand our marketing once business picks up again. We'll be able to afford it then." In reality, you can't afford not to invest in marketing if you need more customers!
Similarly, you can't afford not to connect your top manager with the latest information and proven best practices available at educational conferences.
Hopefully we will see you and your staff members in Vegas. And stop by the Greenbranch Publishing Booth to say hello.


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City Council, Seat 6 — City of Sunnyvale
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- Affordable Housing
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My Top 3 Priorities
- Strengthen our quality of life and our safety for everyone
- Proactive solutions to address our congestion, housing and environmental issues - locally and regionally
- Ensure residents voices are heard and community-first decision making.
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Nancy Smith works as a program manager where she oversees IT budgets at NVIDIA Corp, the world leader in visual computing technologies. She served on nonprofit boards and eventually shifted her focus to serving the community on boards and commissions. During her term as chair of the Santa Clara County Water District Environmental and Water Resources Committee, she set up an innovative system of independent working groups to enable commissioners to explore policy issues and community concerns.
She volunteers with the Department of Engineering at Santa Clara University to develop curriculum for the Experiential Learning for Social Justice track to connect community members with engineers-in-training to discuss paving educational pathways for all.
As chair of the the Water District's Environmental and Water Resources Committee (ERWC), Nancy was instrumental in the creation of independent working groups which served to bring policy gaps to the attention of the Board of Directors. One of the most active groups to come out of that was our group called "Policies for Addressing Homeless Pollution of Streams." Efforts to address the issue humanely helped lead to the recent Housing Bond measure the County Board of Supervisors put on the ballot.
NVIDIA Corporation appointed her to represent the company on the Silicon Valley Leadership Group Transportation and Housing and Land Use committees.
She joined Rotary in 2006. Nancy served as President of the Sunnyvale Rotary Club from 2011 to 2012. Under her leadership, the Rotary-sponsored youth club at Homestead High School grew from 40 to over 200 members. Her passions are for social and economic justice, self-expression and connecting with people.
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As a resident of Sunnyvale and candidate for City Council, I affirm my deeply held belief that government at every level must protect us and our planet.
The lack of affordable housing in our region is displacing thousands. Cars on our roads pour more carbon dioxide into the air as people commute long distances. Our region did not plan adequate housing and public transportation to support the growth from California's economy becoming the 6th largest in the world, We find ourselves with an urgent need correct the imbalance.
Before we can address threats such as growing income inequality and climate change, we need to take every opportunity to hear each other. I'm running for City Council on a platform of affinity.
We need to listen to each other and to respond to each other out of goodwill and friendship rather than to react in fear and anger. The first step is to seek opportunities to feel affinity toward each other. Together we can face the issues that threaten us all. The guiding principles I hold to be important for Sunnyvale City Council members are that they each strive diligently to:
- Address climate change
- Address causes for growing income inequality
- Make Sunnyvale more age-friendly
- Promote equality and diversity
- Develop and achieve multi-dimensional sustainability goals
Together, Sunnyvale residents, Council members and staff can restructure how we approach matters of growth and traffic, the increasing age of our population, equality of access and opportunity, and sustainability.
Economic growth in the area has has been an unprecedented boon to some, yet some parts of our community are struggling. Our community can create opportunities for young and old alike.
As your Sunnyvale City Council member, I will work diligently to provide affordable housing, in spite of our jobs/housing imbalance, through infill projects and below market rate units whenever feasible with new property developments.
Our City staff is so busy managing all the new growth and development they have insufficient time to focus on and address quality-of-life issues. We demand more and more from our City staff. The people who work for the City are a great resource and keep the City running and the residents safe and well cared for. We need to support them and recognize their contributions to our community while holding them accountable.
By 2030 one in four Santa Clara County residents will be over the age of 60. Let's plan now to make our cities more friendly for all residents.
We have a high population of housing-rich, income-poor seniors who find it more and more difficult to stay and just as difficult to leave.
Sunnyvale must form a Commission on Aging so seniors' voices and concerns are heard in City Hall. We need a city that is a safe, comfortable home for all.
The Valley Transit Authority (VTA) are building a case to increase ridership through more frequent, reliable service. This change, if implemented, will come at the expense of coverage, with the loss of "life-line" routes. Offering high-volume lines with frequent service is a fabulous goal. VTA will look to municipalities to fill the coverage gaps. The City must find a way to provide low-cost or free shuttles for students, seniors and low-income people.
Sunnyvale adopted a living wage ordinance in 2013, but stalled on implementing a wage theft ordinance. This gap impacts single moms and women more than any other group. Women are more likely than any other group of workers to hold minimum wage jobs, and companies cannot be allowed to make wage theft part of their business model.
For years I've heard women request more and better child care services.
Sunnyvale must form a Commission on the Status of Women so women's voices can be heard in City Hall. We need a city that boosts the economic prospects of women, since women make up to 85% of the consumer product purchasing decisions. Helping women helps Sunnyvale's bottom line.
My vision is to work toward a city where grandparents and grandkids can stay together. It breaks my heart when my friends, young and old are forced to leave our city.
The City must broaden its view on sustainability beyond the environmental. Working toward environmental balance can be an economic engine that leads to cultural, social and economic sustainability as well.
Of the many study issues the Sustainability Commission put forward, none have been selected and prioritized. In 2016 the Council approved funding "sustainability presentations" to educate staff and Council about the tenets of sustainability. The City must speed the pace and even consider using the broader scope of sustainability in planning, land use, and transportation decisions.
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My Top 3 Priorities
- Affordable Housing
- Transportation
- Public Safety
Community Activities
Jim served as a law enforcement officer and fire fighter for 36 years before retiring in 2011. There were many outstanding achievements over his career but being chosen by his peers as Officer of the Year in 2009 was a highpoint. Jim spent the last 6 years of his career serving the schools in our City. His service to the schools was noted by service awards that he was given by, Ellis Elementary, Vargas Elementary and Sunnyvale Middle Schools. Beyond Jim's service to his community Jim also is very involved with Kiwanis, an International Public Service Organization. He currently serves as the President of the Silicon Valley Kiwanis Club. Kiwanis recognized his service in 2003 naming him Kiwanian of the Year. Again in 2008 Jim was recognized by Kiwanis with a Certificate of Excellence. As a member of Kiwanis Jim has also taken on the responsibility as advisor to Key Clubs at both Homestead and Fremont High Schools. He also acts as the Advisor to the Sunnyvale Middle School Builders Club. Jim also is a Region Advisor for Key Clubs from San Francisco to Montrey. In 2011 the Key Club District named Jim Advisor of the Year. Volunteering is a way of life for Jim. In 2005, then Mayor Ron Swegles, presented to Jim the Award for Volunteer of the Year at the annual State of the City event. One of Jim's cherished awards came during his last year of service wihen the SNAIL Neighborhood Association presented him with an award recognizing his service to the community. Jim has dedicated his life to service and the aboved mentioned recognitions demonstrate his commitment.
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Political Beliefs
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Jim is a strong supporter of open government with an eye for fiscal responsibility.
Position Papers
Affordable Housing
A plan to move the City of Sunnyvale forward on the issues of Affordable Housing.
Income disparity is widening the gap in the cost of housing. With the cost of an acre of land approaching $6 million, affordable housing is somewhat out of the question. The solution lies with Santa Clara County's sponsorship of an Affordable Housing Bond, this fall. When passed, this will provide adequte funds that we can leverage to provide working people housing in our community.
Traffic Congestion
A plan that we can use to help mitigate the increase of traffic that the City is experiencing.
This candidate is advocating for Personal Rapid Transit. This above ground rail system is powered by solar energy and takes passenger directly to their destination without intervening stops. Realizing this is somewhat in the future, in the interim we need to pass Measure B on this years ballot. This 1/2 cent sales tax will provide Sunnyvale money to enhance our Expressways, get us ready for the electrictficatoin of Cal Train and provide money for a wide variety of traffic, biike and pedestrian improvements.
Public Safety Improvements
A plan to prioritize our Public Safety Department.
With the recession came cut backs that adversely affected our community. Currently, the needs of the community dictate the elimination of mandatory officer overtime, a strengthened traffic unit to address traffic concerns, a Haz Mat crew capable of emergency response, a year-round burglary suppression team to address the increase in property crimes and sworn officers available at headquarters to respons to the public at all times. This will require the hiring of more officer, certainly a high priority of this candidate
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Yesterday was great!!! We had 3 therapies and she was in a great mood! In Pt her therapist was working with her and she made a "Ahhh" sound. We both looked at each other and couldn't figure out if we had just heard the same thing. Then we went to OT and Speech and came home to have OT here. We were in the kitchen and she did it again...... and again..... and then again!!!!! It was the most beautiful noise we have heard in 9 months! She continued to laugh and make babbling sounds all evening and would even respond to a question with a ahhhh sound!!! She also giggled a whole lot! Today was not as much but we did get giggles and she made her new sounds like 2 times. I was hoping for more but I keep reminding myself that she did this with smiling as well. She smiled here and there for a good long while and now she smiles all of the time!!! The pathways are there it just takes time!
We also got her Food Sensitivity testing back today. There were some interesting results. It came back with 22 different foods that her body may be extremely sensitive to. The big one were...banana, beef, egg, garlic, milk, peanut, soybean, wheat, almond, apricot, wax bean, canola, casein, and gluten. So now we have to take her off of all of these food for at least 6-8 weeks and try to slowly reintruduce them to see if she can handle them. We also have to put her on a 4 day rotating diet so that she doesn't get any new sensitivities! Sounds like fun huh? It is all worth it though. 4 weeks ago the only answer was surgery and today on an already restricted diet she has been almost reflux and puke free for over 3 weeks!!!! Yeah GOD!!!! Thank you God for leading us to Micheal Payne and Living Well Today!
Well my house is clean, the laundry is done, and I just finished feeding Makenzie so It is time for my head to hit the pillow and go to sleep! Thank you all for your prayers! Keep believing in God's Power and Grace in restoring Makenzie!!!! Prayer Works!!!
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From Cookipedia
Summer savory is preferred over winter savory because of the sweeter, more delicate aroma. It plays an important role in Bulgarian cuisine, providing a strong and pungent flavour to the most simple and the most extravagant of dishes. Instead of salt and pepper, a Bulgarian table will have three condiments: salt, paprika and savory. When these are mixed it is called sharena sol (colourful salt).
Summer savory is called cimbru in Romanian and is used in Romanian cuisine, especially in Sarmale (stuffed cabbage rolls).


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Janelle Monae News and Stories
Let's take a moment to mention some of the musicians who've helped our LGBTQ community in our ongoing struggles
The Grammy Awards was definitely ladies night, which almost makes up for this year's horrible Super Bowl halftime show
Another year, another reason to look back at some of the best art to emerge. Let's start by digging through the best albums by LGBTQ artists in 2018
From hip-hop royalty to our favorite actors, celebrities brought their best red carpet game to the BET Awards; here are seven of our favorite looks
Each of the Fab 5 created their own 'Queer Eye' Spotify playlist, and our team of music experts analyzed the lists to determine who has the best taste
Janelle Monáe hosted a Reddit AMA and was asked by a fan about the title of that Janelle Monáe Rolling Stone cover story where she came out
Less than 2% of the Hall of Fame is made up of queer musicians, but these queer bands and artists are all more than deserving
Kanye West stopped by the TMZ offices on Tuesday and made some controversial comments, this time about slavery.
The biggest news this week is that Janelle Monáe came out, the alt-right is going broke and Kanye's making us scratch our heads yet again
What is pansexual? Here's a pansexual definition and a few examples of famous pansexual celebrities, both from TV series and from real-life


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Peanut Cilantro Sauce:
3 tablespoons natural crunchy peanut butter
3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
1/4 cup fresh cilantro, minced Bangkok Bean Burgers:
1 pound firm tofu, pressed
2 cups cooked black beans, well drained
3/4 cup quick-cooking oats, uncooked
1/2 cup red onion, finely chopped
1/2 cup carrots, finely grated
2 teaspoons fresh ginger, grated, divided
2 teaspoons tarmari or soy sauce
2 teaspoons packed brown sugar
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 teaspoon red pepper flakes
vegetable oil, as needed
flour, for dusting
1 cucumber, thinly sliced
4 buns, lightly toasted
1. For sauce, in a small bowl, blend peanut butter and lemon juice. Mix in cilantro to combine. Set aside.
2. For burgers, mash tofu in a large bowl. Add rest of ingredients except for oil, flour, cucumbers, and buns. Mix well. Form into patties.
3. Lightly brush both sides of patties with vegetable oil and dust with flour. Brush gill rack with oil. Cook over medium-hot coals about 4 minutes on each side.
4. Serve on toasted buns and top with peanut cilantro sauce and cucumber slices.'


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DOD Works to Ensure Access for Special Needs Families
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"Right now, each service has its own program, so by having one policy and one set of procedures, it's going to make it much easier for families," Ed Tyner, DOD's acting deputy director of community support for families with special needs, told American Forces Press Service and the Pentagon Channel.
DOD officials say the goal is to make sure no service member's career is negatively affected by having a family member who requires special care.
The major benefit of standardization is making sure before a military member receives an assignment that special medical or education services are available in that location, Tyner said. Until now, such services have varied by military branch and location, creating additional hurdles for families requiring special medical care, he explained.
The 2010 Defense Authorization Act required the Defense Department to move toward standardization, Tyner said. "It's going to be a multiyear project," he added.
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Hello dear foodies! Today it's time to dedicate our recipe to a classic Italian excellence. The Gricia! Also known as the white Amatriciana, for the absence of the tomato inside. In fact, the Gricia seems to be born before the pasta Amatriciana when the shepherds (nearby Rome) brought with them Guanciale (local type of bacon), Pecorino cheese, pasta and pepper to make a quick and satisfying dish of pasta. Beautiful, delicious, flavorful and peppery. Very tasty!!! One of the ingredients that make this recipe is the Guanciale, a local pig cheek bacon . The other … the sheep cheese: the Pecorino! The recipe has been sent by a Roman restaurant in the popular neighborhood of San Giovanni. Thanks Leon! We hope you'll enjoy it! 😉 Read more
Hello Foodies! How are you? Autumn has arrived! So is the moment for some comfort food to cuddle us and to get ready for the cold weather. So now it's time for a nice "italian crostata" (tart) with grapefruit jam. Very light because has no butter and perfect for this season with a nice cup of tea. 😉 Read more
Hello Foodies! How are you? Here, in Rome, we are having a very hot summer so it is necessary to eat fresh and tasty food. Today it's the turn to our "National Caprese". Good, tasty and very Italian!. How come? Because it has mozzarella and the colors of the Italian flag: green, red and white. Have you realized about that? Enjoy it! 😉 Read more
Dear Foodies! Today has arrived the time for a great Italian classic: the minestrone. The recipe has been sent by our dear Mafi. Good and ideal for every moment and seasons, especially in winter and seasonal changes. Full of vitamins, light and very tasty. Ready? Here's to you Mafi's Minestrone 😉 Read more
Hello Foodies! How are you? Today another classic winter recipe here in Italy or I better say in Rome!: "le puntarelle". What are they? If you are not Roman, probably you do not know them. It is a type of vegetable that has a particularly bitter flavor, for this reason is also known as "chicory asparagus" or "Catalonia". It is cultivated in the surrounds of Rome. This chicory can be served as a side dish or first course. It is possible to eat it raw … but today we present the cooked version. Yummy! This recipe has been sent by a new collaborator: my dearest friend, Manu, a great foodie and cook! As she is Roman, often eats classic recipes of the Eternal City! Hopefully she'll send us more recipes like this! In the meantime … here comes this wonderful Roman recipe! We hope you'll enjoy it! A must when in Rome in winter time! 😉 Read more


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Planning Permission Granted
19th November 2018
Delighted to have received planning permission for a new house on a triangular site in Richmond Upon Thames.
Cassiobury Hub wins two Building Futures Awards
5th October 2018
Cassiobury Hub Building wins both the award for 'Project of the Year' and 'Most Sustainable Construction' at the Hertfordshire Building Futures Awards.
'This public building has had a significant positive impact on the Park. People love it. Good design and some clever thinking has created a park with its own distinctive character.'
– Jury quote
KBA Studio wins AJ Retrofit Award
13th September 2018
We are delighted to have won the AJ Retrofit Award in the category Offices: Under 2000 sqm.
'A skilful reinterpretation of a familiar London typology which marries aesthetics with technical considerations to create a variety of stunning spaces for different types of working. The project shows an impressive approach to fabric-first passive design, with clever integration of renewables. A clear winner. '
– Jury quote
KBA Studio part of Open House 2018
21st August 2018
KBA Studio will be opening its doors for Open House London 2018, running tours from 12-4pm on both Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd September. Come and join us! No need to book , tours will run very 15 minutes.
KBA Studio wins an RIBA National Award
21st June 2018
Following our RIBA London award win, we are delighted to have also been awarded an RIBA National Award for the KBA Studio.
KBA Studio wins an RIBA London Award
16th May 2018
Over the moon that our new Peckham studio has been honoured with an RIBA London Award.
Absolutely every aspect of this office design has been thought through with exquisite craftsmanship and detailing. RIBA London Jury, 2018
Extension to J.M. Barrie's House
20th December 2017
We are very excited to have been granted planning permission for a sensitive extension to the house once owned occupied by J.M. Barrie. A historic Grade II* listed home set within magnificent gardens and grounds.
AJ Retrofit Awards 2017
12th July 2017
We are delighted that our recently completed project 'Oak Lined House' has been nominated for a 2017 AJ Retrofit Award. The completely reconfigured central London, end of Terrace Victorian home will be coming to our website soon.
Knox Bhavan show two drawings at the RA Summer Exhibition 2017
13th June 2017
The annual RA Summer Exhibition showcases a panorama of the art of today from painting, printmaking, film and photography to sculpture, architectural works and performance art.
Knox Bhavan are delighted to have two works showing in the Architecture Room, this year curated by Farshid Moussaka. The exhibition is now open yo the public and tickets are on sale here
Sasha Bhavan joins the Creative Education Trust
16th March 2017
Sasha Bhavan has joined the educational charity The Creative Education Trust as a Trustee & Non-Executive Director. The CET is a charity with eight schools and four primaries with a central focus on design.
CRAFT MATERIAL DETAIL out now!
24th February 2017
Our first book, CRAFT MATERIAL DETAIL is a series of essays, which describe just some of the work to have come out of the studio of Knox Bhavan over the past 20 years, with a forward from Ted Cullinan and Introduction by Eleanor Young.
Available to buy on our website now.
Knox Bhavan Book Launch
24th February 2017
Thank you to all who came to our book launch last night! A great evening and hopefully the first of many events to come at our new studio.
KBA takes part in the RIBA Mentoring Scheme
22nd February 2017
For the past term Knox Bhavan have been working with students from the University of East London as part of the RIBA London Student Mentoring Scheme.
Katherine and Ana have been working with two third year, Part I UEL students to provide an insight into the profession by offering them the opportunity to take part in site visits, design meetings and also offering CV tutorials.
RIBA House of the Year Nomination
7th December 2016
We are proud to have worked as the enabling architect on Covert House, which has been shortlisted for the RIBA House of the Year Award with DSDHA.
As seen on Grand Designs.
Read more about Covert House, here
Permission granted for new house in Dulwich
20th October 2016
We are delighted to have just received Planning Approval for a new house, within the curtilage of a listed building in Dulwich Village. The Southwark planners stated: "the house within this garden have been sensitively designed to respond to the setting of the house"
The house is scheduled to go on site in 2017.
Article on Regent Street Online
27th September 2016
Head over to the Regent Street website to read an interview with Sasha Bhavan about our RIBA Window installation for Molton Brown, with Susie MacMurray.
RIBA Windows People's Choice Award Winners
21st September 2016
We are delighted and so proud to have won the People's Choice Award with our RIBA Regent Street Window installation for Molton Brown, a collaboration with artist Susie MacMurray. Thank you to everyone who voted!
We will be taking part in the RIBA organised talk & tour with Royal Academy Curator Owen Hopkins this evening. Register for the tour here.
RIBA Regent Street Windows Awards
15th September 2016
We're really pleased to have received the Highly Commended prize at last nights RIBA Regent Street Windows awards for our Molton Brown installation, a collaboration with artist Susie MacMurray.
There's still time to vote for us in the People's Choice Awards on the Regent Street Website.
RIBA Regent Street Windows 2016
5th September 2016
5,500 bottles, 3,300 metres of ribbon, 1,250 stainless steel rose leaves, 50 paper roses and 6,500 hand-tied knots later and we're up! Our collaboration wth artist Susie MacMurray for RIBA Regent Street Windows 2016 is now complete and on display at Molton Brown until Sunday 25th September.
You can vote for us in the RIBA People's Choice Award here.
Find out more about upcoming RIBA events around the exhibition here.
Photo credit: Nick Woodford
Knox Bhavan & Molton Brown
10th August 2016
Knox Bhavan are collaborating with artist Susie MacMurray to create an architectural installation for Molton Brown's flagship store as part of RIBA Regent Street Windows 2016.
The installations will be up for three weeks from 5-25 September 2016, coinciding with both the London Design Festival and London Fashion Week.
Photo credit: Claudia Moroni
Knox Bhavan in Elle Decoration
11th July 2016
London Brownstones feature in the August issue of Elle Decoration – out now!
'Built by London practice Knox Bhavan Architects, they take the best elements of grand Edwardian architecture and add some contemporary thinking.'
See more pics here
Swedish Wood Study Tour
14th June 2016
Simon Knox is in Sweden this week as a guest of Swedish Wood (part of the Swedish Forest Industries Federation).
Covert House wins RIBA Award
9th May 2016
Together with DSDHA, we are delighted to announce that Covert House has received an RIBA London Award.
Click here to read more about the project.
The Lycée on Dezeen
3rd May 2016
Knox Bhavan features on Dezeen again, this time with The Lycée.
Read the full post here
The Essentials of Starting a Practice at RIBA
28th April 2016
Sasha Bhavan will be speaking this coming Tuesday as part of the Essentials of Starting a Practice seminar, organised by RIBA.
Visit RIBA to find out more and book tickets. We hope to see you there!
London Brownstones in Grand Designs Magazine
28th April 2016
Knox Bhavan's London Brownstones project is featured in the May edition of Grand Designs Magazine.
'Planning a new-build between period homes can be tricky when planners want it to blend with the local vernacular, but Knox Bhavan has effectively contemporised this Edwardian terrace'
The Level in Blueprint Magazine
21st March 2016
Knox Bhavan's Parks projects, including The Level, are featured in the latest edition of Blueprint Magazine (#345).
Blueprint interviews Knox Bhavan and Land Use Consultants (LUC) for 'The Bigger Picture', an article exploring the way in which landscape and architecture professionals are collaborating.
London Brownstones in Blueprint Magazine
4th February 2016
Knox Bhavan's London Brownstones project is featured in the latest edition of Blueprint Magazine (#344).
'Brownstones is something of a minor mircale – a haven of space and light'
London Brownstones on Dezeen
26th January 2016
Knox Bhavan's London Brownstones project is featured today on Dezeen, one of the world's most popular architecture and design magazines.
Read the article here.
New Sagar Restaurant now open
4th December 2015
We've just completed a new branch in North Harrow for the South Indian restaurant chain Sagar. The interior features a frieze of hand drawn murals by Celia Knox & Poppy Newman.
Feature in Architecture Today's Inhabit Magazine
3rd December 2015
Knox Bhavan's London Brownstones project is featured in the Autumn 2015 issue of Inhabit Magazine, Architecture Today's publication on exceptional, one-off, recent houses.
Holly Barn on Channel 4's House of the Year
12th November 2015
Knox Bhavan's Holly Barn was on Channel 4's Grand Designs: House of the Year last night!
If you missed last night's episode you can catch it on the Channel 4 website here. Holly Barn features on screen in episode two, 22 minutes in.
London Brownstones is a Civic Trust Regional Finalist
6th November 2015
We're delighted to learn that The London Brownstones is a Regional Finalist in the prestigious Civic Trust Awards!
Guerrilla Tactics 2015: Client Perspectives
5th November 2015
10th-11th November 2015
9am – 5pm
Royal Institute of British Architects
66 Portland Place
London W1B 1NR
Sasha Bhavan will be speaking about the inside workings of the competition process at this event organised by the Royal Institute of British Architects. This two-day conference is the RIBA's flagship professional event for small practices.
Book tickets and find out more about the event here.
Study trip to Dublin
5th November 2015
Sasha Bhavan joined her architecture students from Bath University on a study trip to Dublin this week. Here they are looking at ABK's Berkeley Library, Trinity College.
Commended at the Blueprint Awards 2015
23rd October 2015
We're delighted that the Covert House was commended in the 'Best Non-public project – Residential' category at the Blueprint Awards last night.
Read more about the project here.
Teaching Fellowship at the University of Bath
14th October 2015
Sasha Bhavan is delighted to be taking a part time teaching fellowhship at the School of Architecture at the University of Bath this semester.
London Brownstones features in The RIBA Journal
24th September 2015
The London Brownstones features in today's RIBA Journal.
"Here, as with Knox Bhavan's more organic projects, those curves mark out the London Brownstones as product of a different sort of thinking in British architecture and a practice that is dedicated to make its details work in special, unshowy ways."
Read the full article here.
Buy a Knox Bhavan House
21st September 2015
One of the London Brownstone houses is for sale.
Visit The Modern House website for more information.
Shortlisted for AJ Retrofit Award
26th June 2015
We are delighted to announce that The Lycee has been shortlisted for an Architects' Journal Retrofit Award.
The winner will be announced in September.
Top RIBA Award winning practice
19th June 2015
We're one of the top RIBA National Award winning practices of the past 10 years.
The full list of 64 practices is featured in this week's Architects' Journal.
Winner announced for Centenary Square Competition
17th June 2015
Congratulations to Graeme Massie Architects who were chosen from the shortlisted five entries. Sasha Bhavan, RIBA adviser for the Centenary Square Competition says:
"The winning practice and scheme were chosen for their bold, brave and unique approach, backed by rigorous thought and a practical, pragmatic approach.
Graeme Massie Architects stood out and apart, for demonstrating an ability to inventively and successfully respond to the brief and client feedback, and for describing an iconic yet realisable proposal in the spirit of Birmingham's tradition of ground breaking architectural commissions."
Follow our journey as we build our new studio!
24th March 2015
Knox Bhavan will be re-locating to a new studio on Choumert Road in Peckham. Visit our Knox Bhavan Tumblr page to follow our journey as we design and construct our new studio.
London Brownstones shortlisted for RIBA Award
9th March 2015
Our London Brownstones project has been shortlisted for the 2015 RIBA London Awards. The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony on 18 May.
The London Brownstone houses are a pair of beautifully crafted new 5 bedroom houses set within an Edwardian terrace in North Dulwich. Click here to read more about the project.
Covert House shortlisted for RIBA Award
9th March 2015
We are delighted that Covert House has been shortlisted for the 2015 RIBA London Awards. We were commissioned to help detail and deliver this project by and with DSDHA. The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony on 18th May.
Click here to read more about Covert House.
The Level wins a Civic Trust Award
6th March 2015
We are delighted to announce that The Level won a Civic Trust Award on Friday night.
The Civic Trust Awards are given to projects that demonstrate high quality architecture or design, have demonstrated sustainability, are accessible to all users and have made a positive cultural, social or economic contribution to the local community.
RIBA Centenary Square Competition
12th December 2014
Sasha has just returned from shortlisting exciting entries for the RIBA Centenary Square competition in Birmingham. We are looking forward the next round!
12th December 2014
Simon was very impressed by the quality of the 3rd year Architecture students' work at Bath University on Tuesday, well done!
7th November 2014
We are very excited to be taking the final pieces of plastic off the joinery at our Lycée project.
7th November 2014
The Knox Bhavan office took an exciting trip to the Maison de Verre in Paris last week.
22nd September 2014
There was a great turnout for Open House on Saturday. Thanks to everyone who came along.
15th August 2014
We are participating in this year's Open House event, with two of our projects open for visits on Saturday 20th September.
The Mulberry Centre in Myatt's Fields Park will be open from 10am-1pm. For more information visit the Open House website.
One of our recently completed houses at Elmwood Road in Herne Hill will also be open from 10am to 5pm. For more information visit the Open House website.
10th June 2014
We'll be speaking about our work and influences at the RIBA Hampshire Winchester Lecture Series at Winchester Discovery Centre on Wednesday 2nd of July. Visit the RIBA website for information and tickets. We hope to see you there!
Sasha Bhavan is in The Architect's Journal
14th February 2014
Sasha has been quoted in The Architect's Journal this week on why the AJ's women in Architecture Campaign is important.
RIBA Great British Buildings Programme
21st February 2014
We'll be giving a talk and guided tour of our Crowbrook project as part of the RIBA Great British Buildings programme 2013. Visit the RIBA website for more information and tickets.
Lecture at the University of Portsmouth
2nd December 2013
Sasha Bhavan and Simon Knox will be presenting a lecture on Knox Bhavan's work at the University of Portsmouth School of Architecture.
Sasha Bhavan joins the RIBA competitions task force
2nd December 2013
Sasha has joined the RIBA task force to review RIBA competitions procedure.
Sasha Bhavan Joins the RIBA premises competitions panel
2nd September 2013
Sasha has joined the competition panel to select an architect-led design team for RIBA's new offices at 75 Portland Place, London W1. The winner will be unveiled in November 2013.
Crowbrook is nominated for the RIBA Manser Medal
5th September 2013
Crowbrook has been nominated for the RIBA Manser Medal 2013, awarded to the best new house or major extension in the UK. The winner will be announced at the 2013 Stirling Prize party on November 26, 2013 at Central Saint Martins in London's King's Cross. You can read more about Crowbrook in this week's Architect's Journal.
13th June 2013
Crowbrook features on the front cover of The Architect's Journal this week and makes the longlist for the Stirling Prize.


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Copic Storage Bag
Today I shot a little video to share about my new Copic Storage! Up front, I hate that I'm on the vid and I'm still not ok with hearing my own voice so look at the bag (which is lovely!) and my crazy cat who would simply NOT stay off my table long enough to shoot this. 😉
The video tells and shows about this new bag but I want to share some close up pics too. First off, wonderful and talented Virigina from Geeky and Sassy made me this awesome bag from this lame sketch I emailed her…
I dabble in sewing but I knew from the get go that this was WAY over my head! Luckily where I went "uuuummmmmmm…" Virginia knew exactly what to do! And here is close ups of the fabulous results! First you see the top front view of the bag. The fabric is Oslo Outside. A nice heavy canvas type fabric.
In these 2 pics you can see how the grid/dividers is held in with buttons and elastic. This set up is sturdy and allows everything to come apart if need be for washing and and such. Handy eh?
The front of the bag has a super handy pocket with velcro closure. You can put anything you might need with your copics in here. Paper, ink, etc etc etc.
Virginia even included this cute little tag tied with a ribbon with a sweet message on the back.
I included that one just for eye candy 😉
I hope you like and enjoyed!
ETA: Just over a year later I made a change to the bag and took out the grid and inserted 12 of the plastic 36 count copic cases as my markers kept slipping down. It fit the bag PERFECTLY and works a ton better! Here's a pic from above that you can see the bins
Thanks for checking it out! 🙂
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Marcie Sharp
Hop on over to http://www.geekyandsassy.com and email sweet Virginia! LOVE HER! She is the bomb!
Rene' Sharp
Dawnll-Dawns Craft Place
Oh my goodness this is the greatest looking concept.
I love to carry mine with me also and love that it holds so much. You said you cut your grid for the inside. What is that made of?
I bet she is going to get lots of orders with this spectacular idea.
Love your kitty in the video, my black kitty came and watched with me and was entertained…lol
Thanks for sharing
Leah Crowe
Danielle P
I love it! I just did the Art Bin trick, but i found a 12 x 6 double din art bin, since i don't have enough copics for a 12 x 12. I see that your copics are a bit wobbly. It helps to have a second sheet of the grid on the bottom to hold the markers in place. I tried to get away with one layer of the grid, but I found my markers would wobble and slide down and under if there weren't any around it to keep it in place. I just love that bag!
Leah the Orange
Jessica Thomas
Kristy, yaaaaaaaaa…..I get to see you present this FABULOUS bag. How cool is it!!!! You and Selena (by the way, she is super adorable from what I could see) did a great job of showing this off. Love it!!!!! Sure puts my little bag to shame. I also have about a third of the amount of Copic markers compare to you….LOL Hugs…
Renata van Miltenburg
Carly Jo
Oh my, thank you for bringing this to my attention. I like the way its all laid out, easy to see and looks wonderful organized! *Inspired!*
I must say that I have been throwing around the idea on a kitty for our house. I have a set of parakeets that adore their out of cage time and I am horrified of that "natural instinct" kicking in. I love my birds to death and I do not want to take away their safe fun home. But when their time comes I will be getting my self a little fluffy cat. I like your cat, and no worries the fluffy one kept my eyes off you 🙂 I love how you cat seems to be thinking the whole time "I am so dirty, I need to clean up!! So dirty!"


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|This was an outtake but it was too cute to delete. I love that little polar bear bootie!
Stitch Fix No. 8: What should I keep?
May 23, 2014
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I feel like you'd get a TON of wear out of that dress - can go beachy or work appropriate, depending. And the abstract cut-out tank is fun - not something I've seen everywhere. The other items don't seem as interesting or versatile to me.ReplyDelete
- Barbara Kelley FrankFri May 23, 12:11:00 PM
I so love weighing in on these decisions! I would recommend you keep the black and white sheath as it looks awesome on you. Also the multi colored top that will go with any color. The chinos can be found elsewhere for less $ and personally, I am just over animal prints. Also wouldn't spend $32 for the bracelet. My next fix arrives a week from today and I cannot wait.ReplyDelete
LOVE the chinos and the multi-colored tank! The chinos are adorable and look great and the tank just looks fun and easy, perfect for summer!ReplyDelete
I would keep the black and white dress.ReplyDelete


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Not a whole lot going on in the world of real estate at the moment. I think all this sub-prime mortgage mess has folks a little off kilter. However there are deals to be had. Forclosures are not a real big problem here in the Northern Neck but people still need to buy and sell homes and land for various reasons. Sellers have realized that we are in a full swing buyers market now (well, most sellers anyway) so that as brought prices down slightly. Listing prices are still about the same but SALE prices are a much lower percentage of list price than they used to be. Bottom line. If you are looking to buy now is still a very good time. If you are looking to sell, wait until things pick up or realize that your house may be on the market for a long time.
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The army and the resistance forces started their operations to take control of al-Mazaya town in the Southern parts of Zabadani as the 48-hour ceasefire with the militants ended earlier today.
Ahrar al-Sham terrorist group resumed artillery fire on the two towns of Fuaa and Kafraya with the end of the ceasefire earlier today.
A 48-hour ceasefire had begun at 6a.m. Thursday in several towns in the Northwestern and Western parts of Syria along the border with Lebanon, including Zabadani.
The truce terms included ceasefire in the town of Zabadani in the countryside of Damascus and two Shiite villages of Fuaa and Kafraya in Idlib province.
The ceasefire was announced in Zabadani while the terrorists have been surrounded by the Syrian army and resistance forces one and a half kilometers from the city center.
The local ceasefires happen from time to time in parts of Syria to allow humanitarian aid to be delivered.
On Tuesday, the Army and the Lebanese Hezbollah Resistance Movement, in heavy clashes with the rebels, retook control over various neighborhoods and districts in al-Zabadani, and killed over 32 fighters, informed sources said.
The sources said that the Syrian army's 63rd Brigade, Hezbollah fighters, the National Defense Forces (NDF), and the Syrian Social Nationalist Party (SSNP) stormed on the strongholds of Ahrar al-Sham and al-Nusra Front at the Ajjan Neighborhood, killing 19 rebels and then they recaptured 15 buildings en route to the al-Zabadani Power Station.
In addition to their success near the al-Sultani district, the Syrian Armed Forces and Lebanese Resistance continued their advance inside the Mahata district, killing 13 militants from Ahrar al-Sham and the Liwaa Suqour al-Zabadani, while capturing a number of building blocks near the 'Umar al-Farouq Mosque.


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Feeling Blah? Your Home's Energy Might Be To Blame. Here's How To Fix It
Sometimes, we'd rather not think about all the people who have touched our food before it got to us. Or all the ones who have traveled in and out of our homes, bringing in all types of emotional and physical baggage in the process. Does your home or office feel stagnant, stressful, and draining? Are you always run-down, no matter how much sleep you get? These are just some of the signs that the buildup of negative energy around you is taking a toll on your body.
The good news is that you don't need to be an energy worker, intuitive, or shaman to clear out some of the stagnancy that clogs your body and home. You already have powerful tools at your disposal that can help facilitate this clearing. Here are a few that will keep your space free of negative energy and full of positivity and abundance.
1. Sage
Healers, shamans, and native communities have been using sage to clear out negative energy practically since the beginning of time. White sage grows wild in most drought-tolerant landscapes, and its vibrations are just as powerful as its scent.
Simply burn a stick of sage while walking through your home of office, paying attention to the top and bottom corners of every room, window, and doorway. Sage is so powerful that I believe it clears out negative energies as well as positive ones, so I recommend only using it when your space could really use an overhaul. Also note that its smoke is thick and has a strong smell.
How to get your hands on it: You can find sage in most crystal and metaphysical shops, holistic stores, and even certain food stores like Whole Foods.
2. Palo Santo
Palo Santo, or holy wood, comes from trees that grow on the coast of South America. It has a high vibration and a very sweet aroma that helps clear negative energy without removing any positivity from your space.
Be sure to light it well, so the flame is nice and big and won't fizzle out right away. Beware: There are many "fake" Palo Santo sticks out there that disguise other types of wood with Palo Santo oil. Don't skimp out for this cheaper version—it won't burn as well as the real deal.
How to get your hands on it: Most metaphysical stores carry Palo Santo from South America. You can also purchase it online, but be very careful and read the description and reviews to make sure it's real.
3. Himalayan salt lamp
Healers will often use salt as a cleanser. You can simply place salt in a bowl for positive, cleansing vibes, or go for my personal favorite: Himalayan salt lamps. These giant chunks of Himalayan salt are such soothing sources of positive energy. Pakistan is the only place you'll find true Himalayan salt, so make sure yours is mined there.
How to get your hands on it: You can buy Himalayan salt lamps anywhere nowadays. I've seen them at HomeGoods, crystal shops, Whole Foods, and even Wal-Mart! There are great retailers online as well.
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4. Selenite
Selenite is a variety of gypsum stone, and it's great for clearing blocks and removing negative energy within your physical and etheric bodies. It can also clear and charge other crystals and stones.
Try waving a wand of selenite around your physical and energetic bodies (including chakras), or invest in a few selenite candle holders or lamps. Keep in mind that selenite is a soft, sensitive stone, so you don't want to bang it around or use it to store liquids.
How to get your hands on it: You can purchase selenite items pretty much anywhere, and I've never run into any fakes. I recommend buying one in person at a holistic health store, metaphysical shop, or bead/stone shop so you can feel its energy in person. But if that's not an option, Amazon and eBay also sell them.
5. Essential oil sprays
There are many clearing, protective essential oils out there. I suggest finding an oil spray you love, spritzing it all around your space, and heightening its energy with the stones and herbs mentioned above.
Just be sure to go for pure therapeutic-grade essential oils. There are so many terrible versions out there that cut the oil with alcohol, water, or other carrier oils. This brings the vibration of the oil down, and usually makes it smell terrible. (You would notice a difference almost immediately.)
How to get your hands on it: You can purchase sprays, roller blends, and oils in holistic stores and online. You can also make your own version at home.
6. Positive affirmations
No matter how obvious, we still tend to forget about the simple yet effective method of reciting positive affirmations to raise our vibes. I recommend doing so right before bed to protect your sleep and right when you wake up to start your day on a positive note.
There are many affirmations and mantras out there, so find the one that resonates with you! Just make sure you're clear on your intention.
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At age 36, Philip Rivers is still playing at a high level, but Father Time is undefeated and within the next few seasons, his career will come to an end. While he is certainly one of the best quarterbacks in Chargers history, his resume screams Hall of Very Good – not Hall of Fame.
Last week, Rivers became just the ninth quarterback in NFL history to throw of 50,000 career yards and his 342 touchdown passes rank sixth all time. He has made the Pro Bowl seven times, led the NFL in passing yards, touchdowns, passer rating and completion percentage once.
On the face, those numbers are impressive, but look further and you will see that Rivers has never made an All-Pro team, never made it to the Super Bowl and has only led the Chargers to the playoffs five times during his 12-year stint as a starter. At no point was he ever considered the best quarterback in his own conference, let alone the league, and that's significant since the Hall of Fame is supposed to be the best of the best.
Of the five people ahead of Rivers on the all-time passing touchdown list, four people have played at the same time as Rivers and two of them are still active. Not to mention, Eli Manning only has three less career touchdowns and sits right behind Rivers at seventh all-time. Ben Roethlisberger and Aaron Rodgers are also right behind Rivers in the all-time touchdown list.
Rivers' resume also pales in comparison to his contemporaries. Tom Brady, Rodgers, Eli and Peyton Manning, Roethisberger and Drew Brees have all won a Super Bowl, all but Rodgers and Brees have won the big game multiple times and all but Roethlisberger and Eli Manning have made at least one All-Pro team. Peyton Manning owns just about every major passing record and Brady could very well surpass him when all is said and done. Brees owns a slew of records as well while Eli Manning was named Super Bowl MVP twice. Brady and Peyton Manning were also named to the 2000s All-Decades team and Brady will likely get the nod for the 2010s team.
And while yes, consistency has marred the Chargers, Rivers did have the benefit of a Hall of Fame running back in LaDanian Tomlinson as well as a Canton-bound tight end in Antonio Gates. In 2006, Rivers' first year as the full-time starter, the Chargers went 14-2, and undefeated at home, only to squabble an eight-point lead with less than five minutes left in a Divisional Round playoff loss to New England.
Bad luck played a role too. In 2007, the Chargers made it to the AFC Championship, but faced a 17-0 New England Patriots team without Tomlinson, who missed nearly all of the game due to a knee injury and Rivers played on a torn ACL.
The Chargers would made it to the Divisional Round in 2008 and 2009 also, but failed to win both times. Rivers has never made it to the AFC Championship Game since and while it isn't necessarily his fault, it's hard to discount it when guys like Mark Sanchez and Joe Flacco have found ways to get to the Conference Championship multiple times.
To date, 28 quarterbacks are in the Hall of Fame. All of them have either won a Super Bowl (or a NFL Championship for those who played before the Super Bowl era), made at least one All-Pro (most have made multiple) or won at least one MVP award – and most have a combination of the three. Again, Rivers has none of these accolades.
The NFL Hall of Fame is a notoriously backlogged club. A maximum of five players across all positions are enshrined on an annual basis and there are plenty of players who have been stuck on the outside looking in. While I do not see them as Hall of Famers, Ken Anderson, Boomer Esiason, Randall Cunningham and John Brodie arguably have more impressive resumes, albeit their numbers may not look as impressive as they played in a less pass-heavy era.
At the end of the day, Rivers will have to compete with Brady, both Mannings, Brees, Roethlisberger, Rodgers just at his own position along with plenty of other guys across the league for his spot in the Hall of Fame. And that's before he enters the backlog and other potential Hall of Fame candidate become eligible. Unless he saved the best of his career for last, he will be on the outside looking in once his career is done.


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KUBRA and HRSD Go Live with Digital Postal Mail from Zumbox
Mississauga, ON — June 26, 2013 — KUBRA, a customer interaction management solution provider, today announced that HRSD has gone live with Digital Postal Mail from Zumbox. HRSD provides wastewater treatment services to 17 cities and counties of southeast Virginia, an area of over 3,100 square miles with a population of 1.6 million. This new digital customer communication channel will improve the customer experience and increase paperless adoption among its customers.
"We are excited to implement HRSD into this new and important customer engagement channel," said Rick Watkin, President and CEO of KUBRA. "We continue to see incredible paperless adoption rates with our unique multiple channel document delivery program enabling billers to engage with their customers online at their defined destination."
"HRSD is pleased to offer this free and simple solution to our customers that may want to move their document delivery, filing and bill payment online and into a digital mailbox," said Melissa Josey-White, HRSD's Chief of Customer Information Services.
With the addition of Digital Postal Mail from Zumbox, HRSD will have three e-bill consolidator networks in production along with its self-service website.
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KUBRA provides customer interaction management solutions to some of the largest utility, insurance, financial services, healthcare, and communication companies across North America. Our portfolio of integrated multi-channel outsource solutions includes document print and mailing, e-billing and self-service, document management, and payment solutions. With over 500 clients and 1 billion customer interactions annually, KUBRA enables innovative performance-driven value to its clients every day.


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The Vikings got their receiver. No, it wasn't Justin Blackmon. But it was the 17th receiver picked after Blackmon.
Jarius Wright, a 5-10, 182-pounder from Arkansas, was taken in the fourth round with the 118th pick overall.
Here's an overview of him from NFL.com:
"Wright has been a consistent starter for Arkansas since his freshman year. He is undersized but has legitimate 4.4 speed in the 40-yard dash, which he uses well in all aspects of his game. He wasn't used much as a returner, but he is an option for NFL teams there based off his ball handling, quickness and long speed. He has fourth-round value working out of the slot at the next level."


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Sometimes a heart-wrenching news comes to the fore. If that news results from government's deed, the pain becomes manifold. Like television channels and newspapers we could have also kept mum and put a lid on such news, but we are necessitated by journalistic ethics to seek stories and make them available to you. In fact a few news warrants immediate attention. One such news is related to Army personnel, the personnel whose valor we eulogize and use during the elections. And the spokespersons of ruling dispensation never tired of chest thumping and invoking their name to prove their patriotism and render the opposition as anti-nationals. We are about to lift the lid from this heart-wrenching news.
In 1965 and 1971 war many of our brave solders attained martyrdom, many got wounded and many disappeared. After the 1971 victory the Government of India had decided to take the responsibility of the children of all such solders. The government decided to bear their expenses of education, including hostel fees, clothes etc. But now the Government of India is all set to cut that expenditure and fix the limit to Rs. 10,000. This is the decision of a government, which invokes army to prove its patriotism and wants to win the elections in the name of the army. This decision also makes it evident that the government is unaware of the cost of education in our expensive education system. Nowadays, sending children to the public schools is in vogue, and clearing competitive examination is everybody's dream. But with the limited fund technical education, higher education, and staying in hostels will become unaffordable to these children, and diminish their chances of becoming part of the country's decision making. This decision would have been taken by our previous Defense Minister or the current Defense Minister in consultation with the finance ministry.
Now the question bobs up: does the government see the opportunity of saving money or cutting expenditure only in the educational fund meant for the martyred soldiers' kids? If the government is serious about cutting expenditure, it should cut its own expenditure, like salaries, foreign trips, stay in five star hotels and business class flight tickets of ministers? But they are bent on saving money by cutting education fund meant for the children of martyrs, wounded and missing soldiers, otherwise government will go bankrupt. The number of beneficiary under this fund is 3400, who now would not be able to study. Can an MP or an IAS officer dreamt of educating his children spending Rs. 10,000? The incumbent Chief of Air Staff has written a letter to the current Defense Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, and perhaps he has written that the decision to cut the fund is indicative of insensitivity towards the servicemen. As of now the government has not paid attention to this. Both the Defense Minister and the Finance Minister are tight-lipped, and they are all engaged in Gujarat. They may win Gujarat, but the children of martyrs will not be able to study. There is no response from the government on this. Not only the BJP leaders but all other political leaders have become insensitive. No opposition leader has questioned the government's decision.
Now I will show you another side of the story. When a soldier returns to his village after retirement he neither gets help from district administration nor from the police. Whenever he goes to police station, he is taught a lesson by an SHO who ask, "Ok, you're in the Army!" This is the attitude of the local police. The district administration does not take any action on their complaint. A serviceman upon visiting his village he finds that someone has occupied part of his land. His family does not have food and clothes, schooling of his children is getting difficult. This is the story of the current soldiers. But why such apathy and shamelessness towards the kith and kin of those who become martyrs, or disappear or got wounded on the line of duty? This is the work of a government, which claimed to bring ten heads of the enemies in exchange for one. How many heads you brought as of now is unknown, but it has become known that the children of martyred would not receive more than Rs. 10,000 as government assistance. The government is indifferent to their education.
The government has opened up a flood gate of corruption through TV channels. Owners of every television channel have opened an account, appealing people to donate wholeheartedly on flag's day or on armed forces day. There is no detail of what happened to the donations given before? This is nothing but corruption in the name of Army! Owners of the all leading TV channels and the newspapers have registered their own NGOs. There is no account of the money they received? A renewed effort of robbing the money in the name of the army has started. But that is a different question. The main question is who prevented the government from fulfilling its responsibilities? Has the government run out of money that it cannot bear the burden of 3400 children? It is not the responsibility of the government to make them capable of shouldering the responsibility of their families? What are we doing? We who have been raising slogan that "nationalist" government will remain in power for 50 years? Has the opposition become so shameless and coward that it did not take note of this news?
I appeal the government to immediately reconsider its decision. I also appeal my journalist friends to raise this question. This is not the question of either an individual or a party; this is the question of martyrs' kids. They are the responsibility of the country. The solders laid their lives and endured all kinds of hardship for the country. Cannot we force the government to reconsider its decision? When the letters by Chief of Naval Staff and the Chief of Air Staff falls on the deaf ear, what should be done to make the government listen? You yourself deliberate over it otherwise who will fight for the country? Perhaps this is the reason why there is a shortage of soldiers and officers in the army today. Perhaps he knows how bad his family will suffer after their death. Will the government pay hid to this appeal?


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