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As a freelancer and small business owner (you'd probably be surprised at how often those two coincide), I've spent some time looking for ways to track how much I'm working and what I do with my days. For me, this has a couple purposes. If my hours are billable (they're usually project-based, but once in a while I bill by the hour), I can keep track of how much money I'm owed. The second purpose is simple time management — it's a lot easier to keep on task and on track if you know where your time is going.
I've recommended a couple different apps for the latter — my favourite is still iDoneThis — but I haven't had a chance yet to talk about the former. With Ding, I've finally found an app that really hits the spot for tracking billable hours. Let's talk about what makes Ding worthwhile for freelancers and why you might be interested in adopting it for your own small business.
One Thing Well
Ding does precisely one thing: it tracks the amount of hours you spend working on a project for your clientele. You can create clients, projects with a billable hourly rate, and add how long you've been working. That's it. Of course, you can export the information to a .CSV or a .PDF if you need it, but there are no additional functions.
There's no way to invoice clients or anything like that. You can't add sub-tasks to a project. Admittedly, there are a couple missing features — like sub-tasks — that might leave users perturbed. For example, I wish the service came with a built-in timer that ran in the background. I know it's just as easy to turn on the timer in my iPhone, but real-time time tracking feels like a mandatory part of the service that isn't there.
The thing is, this is the only service of this sort that I've tried that doesn't suffer from serious feature bloat. Work for some of my other clients involves taking a look at business applications and considering the needs of large groups of employees (often in the thousands). If you're unfamiliar with this software, it's usually called Software as a Service (SAAS), and it's always a pain for anybody other than the higher-ups.
These services are filled with a million features: client management, calendars, employee management, groups, billable hours, invoicing, timers, kitchen sinks, the list goes on. (Groups like those in Mad Men would have gone nuts for software that powerful. It's really meant for huge firms like them.) But most of us don't need all those things. Their interfaces are clunky, and often take months to prepare for a single company since they have to be tailor-made. While service like that has its place, there's little reason to bother if you manage a small business or if you're just a freelancer.
In that light, Ding is the opposition of all that. It's everything you'd want the service to be if you're trying to track billable hours. It's an easy way to add a client, add a project, and add the amount of time worked. Again, that's it.
Thankfully, that's not all Ding has going for it.
Simple and Easy-to-use Design
When your functionality is limited, you have two routes: either make it look flashy and gaudy in an attempt to capture as much attention as possible, or make it look classy. Tight (the developers behind Ding) chose to make Ding as classy as possible, and I'm glad they did.
From beginning to end, this is a cohesive design experience. I'm not just talking about how it looks, of course, but also how it works. Central to me is that it looks good in a browser of any size, and remains easy to navigate even on a smartphone. Also important is the iPhone app, which is simply beautiful.
I can't overstate this. The iPhone app looks amazing on iOS 7, and if you're using an iPhone as your "life partner" every day, you'll find the app alone is worth the service's paid subscription fee every month.
The little touches are what make the web app sing, though. Adding a new client is as easy as adding a new project. Instead of having to root for a Client Management page, you can simply type in a new client's name when you select one for the project. It's all in a simple interface.
I'm doing some pro bono work at the moment for an area ministry team — partially spec, and partially because I'm a friend of some of the staff — and I'm pleased as well that I don't have to add a dollar value to every project. So I can simply track how much time I'm spending on the work to make sure I don't go overboard with it. Thankfully, this would also work if you're getting paid on a per-project basis. That way, you can allot yourself a certain amount of time and figure out if you're under-charging.
The app includes a really easy way to search through your information in the Overview tab — insanely easy — that lets you just adjust a few words in a natural sentence instead of trying to navigate a sea of menus. Your Projects screen is beautiful and easy to read. Each project has a bar that fills as you complete more of your allotted hours.
And the Activity screen reveals what you've most recently done, including Archived projects (which I suppose you could use to indicate anything; I've been testing it and think it's best to use to note when a payment has been made). It's easy to log time spent on a project from anywhere in the app; there's no need to go to a specific screen to do it. Everything just makes sense.
And that's the best compliment I can give Ding. No matter where you need to go or what you need to do in the app, it's easy to find. It's simple to navigate to. This design might appear uncomplicated and intuitive, but its creation was probably more complicated than anybody can actually comprehend.
Final Thoughts
I could wax philosophical about Ding for a while, but the bottom line is this: this is a carefully-designed, beautifully-implemented product that excels at the one thing it tries to do. It attempts to do it with little to no complication, to the point where it sheds features that many people — including myself — would probably love to have. But if you need a way to track your working hours, especially if you need to stay on task, you're going to be hard-pressed to find a better option.
Ding comes with two different plans: the Solo plan is $10 a month for one user, and the Team plan is $25 a month for unlimited users. Otherwise, the feature set is the exact same. If you want to try it, it's a thirty-day demo. In all honesty, I haven't finished my demo yet, but I'm strongly considering staying. Ding is the best time tracker that I've tried — I think it just needs a start/stop timer to really be insanely useful and precise.


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Chase is a MS Accounting student at The University of Texas at Dallas and graduating in May 2019. He received his undergraduate in Finance and Economics from Southern Methodist University. His interests include traveling, old movies, and his two dogs.
I use to interview a lot of potential new employees in my previous job, and I think I got pretty good at it. Here are some tips that I saw in candidates that were above the rest.
Yes, super cliché. However, it's a lot easier said than done. It's all about HOW you prepare. Don't just expect to ad-lib the interview, because I guarantee the interviewer is not going to be impressed. Research the company. Try and find who you'll be interviewing with on LinkedIn and see if you have anything in common. This may sound a little strange, almost intrusive. However, if you discuss it in the appropriate way the interviewer will be impressed with your research. Look at the company website's "about us" section and think about how it describes itself. Try and use that wording in your interview or describe how their motto relates to your own goals.
Additionally, practice your answers for the basic questions like "tell me about yourself?" and "what's your biggest weakness/strength?" Here's an experiment – ask your friends these questions. You'd be surprised how many people don't have answers off the top of their head. This will give you an edge-up on the competition.
Have Confidence
Another one easier said than done. But you'd be surprised how confidence can go just as far as experience and skill set. You worked hard to get where you're at, so show it off a little. Remember though: confidence in an interview is not bragging. It's more not hesitating when you're asked a question about yourself. It's not second guessing your answers either. If you don't know how to do this, see point one: Prepare.
Know your relevant skills to the position and be able to list them. Ask specific questions about the position. No professional experience yet? Look at the job description you're interviewing for and connect the dots to the classes you've took. Formulate your questions about the position based on that. And trust me, if you hesitate to ask a question because you don't want to sound foolish, don't worry about it. If the interviewer needs to correct you, it's okay! Show your interest in their answer and follow up with another question. At the end of the day, the interviewer is looking for someone who they can rely on. People make mistakes all the time, and it's how you react that shows if you'll be a good employee or not.
Show Your Personality
I'll be honest, this one may be the most important tip here. Inherently, people want relationships with people who they can rely on and have a good time with. This goes for friendships as well as coworkers. There were absolutely hard decisions I had to make when I was interviewing and had to decide between two equally skilled candidates, and guess who got the job? The candidate that I connected with more.
I've seen situations where candidates were hired even though they had LESS relevant experience and skills all because they fit with the company culture better. So, don't be the interviewee that sits there and answers questions in a monotone voice. Laugh a little. It'll make you and the interviewer more comfortable. In addition, when it's time for the interviewer to make a decision, who are they going to remember? Monotone voice or the candidate that showed who they are and laughed a little bit too?
I hope you found this helpful and if you have any questions regarding the content or something new please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com

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Your phone model is: Nokia 2605
Version for your phone is: UC Browser 126.96.36.199
Updated date: 2010-11-03
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With the development of science and technology, more and more people like to store things in the mobile phone, but because of some restrictions from Microsoft, Windows phone downloads file has been unable to save to SD Card, lead to the user of Windows phone is very difficult to make good use of the their mobile phone. Now the UC Browser 3.6 for Windows Phone can download straight to SD card. Because of this, people can use their mobile phone to store more and better use their mobile phone.
UC Browser is the leading mobile internet browser with more than 400 million users across more than 150 countries and regions. This product is currently available on all major operating platforms in 7 different languages.
Nokia Corporation is a Finnish multinational communications and information technology corporation headquartered in Keilaniemi, Espoo, Finland Its principal products are mobile telephones and portable IT devices. It also offers Internet services including applications, games, music, media and messaging through its Ovi platform, and free-of-charge digital map information and navigation services through its wholly owned subsidiary Navteq.
Nokia 2605 is an non-touchscreen phone. It supports Single SIM, CDMA. Nokia 2605 gets a 128 x 160 pixels LCD screen, an 0.3 MP main camera supports Recording Formats: MPEG-4, 3GP, AVI video recording. The phone can use bluetooth v2.0. Talktime Up to 3.5 Hours(2G) is long enough for common use. 66 grams weight, 82 x 42 x 16 mm make it easy to take.


text: Peter Pan is a character created by Scottish novelist and playwright J. M. Barrie (1860–1937). A mischievous boy who can fly and magically refuses to grow up, Peter Pan spends his never-ending childhood adventuring on the small island of Neverland as the leader of his gang the Lost Boys, interacting with mermaids, Indians, fairies, and pirates, and (from time to time) meeting ordinary children from the world outside. In addition to two distinct works by Barrie, the character has been featured in a variety of media and merchandise, both adapting and expanding on Barrie's works. (Wikipedia)


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The Genesee Community College women's basketball team built a nine-point lead at the half before winning by double-digits against Corning Community College, 66-56, in Jamestown at the Crossover Tournament's first day of action.
Sophomore TaLia Burgess led the way with a double-double as the team's top point-getter with 18 and top-boarder with 10 in helping Genesee to a 32-23 halftime lead and carrying the team to victory.
Burgess shot 50 percent from three-point land in sinking a dozen of her 18 from beyond the arc.
The Cougars produced three double-digit scorers and were on the brink of a fourth. In addition to Burgess, Tylasia Weaver added 17 points and 10 came from Molly Buck. LisBeth Pineda Polanco was just a bucket shy of joining the double-digit club with eight points on the day.
The Cougars were solid from the free-throw line in going 11-of-15 at 73 percent, and strong under the boards with 34 total. In addition to Burgess' 10 rebounds, Polanco had nine and Weaver recorded seven.
The Cougars improved their season record to 1-1 and will complete Crossover Tournament action tomorrow with a 3 p.m. game against SUNY Broome Nov. 4.


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Escitalopram (also known under various trade names) is an antidepressant of the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) class. It is approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of adults and children over 12 years of age with major depressive disorder and generalized anxiety disorder. Escitalopram is the (S)-stereoisomer (enantiomer) of the earlier Lundbeck drug citalopram, hence the name escitalopram. Escitalopram is noted for its high selectivity with serotonin reuptake inhibition. The similarity between escitalopram and citalopram has led to accusations of "evergreening", an accusation that Lundbeck has rejected.[1]
Escitalopram has FDA approval for the treatment of major depressive disorder and generalized anxiety disorder in adults.[2]
Off-label uses
Escitalopram is sometimes prescribed off-label for the treatment of other conditions: social anxiety disorder,[3] panic disorder[4]and obsessive-compulsive disorder.[5] There is some evidence favouring escitalopram over the antidepressants citalopram andfluoxetine in the first two weeks of major depression.[6] Concerns of sponsorship bias with the studies are however noted.[6] In another review escitalopram and sertraline had the highest rate of efficacy and acceptability among adults receiving treatment for major depression with second-generation antidepressants.[7]
There is some controversy over selective publishing of SSRI clinical trials.[8] A meta-analysis analyzing published as well as unpublished trials found placebos to be similarly effective to SSRIs in treating mild depression, although SSRIs were more effective than placebo in more severe cases, with the magnitude of SSRI superiority increasing with increasing depression severity.[9]
A series of randomized, double-blind trials have found Escitalopram to be more efficacious and have fewer adverse effects than Citalopram.[10][11][12][13] Meta-analysis show a "small" but statistically significant improvement in effect strength [14][15] and some dispute these findings.[16]
Escitalopram increases intrasynaptic levels of the neurotransmitter serotonin by blocking the reuptake of the neurotransmitter into the presynaptic neuron. Of the SSRIs currently on the market, escitalopram has the highest affinity for the human serotonin transporter (SERT). The enantiomer of escitalopram ((R)-citalopram) counteracts to a certain degree the serotonin-enhancing action of escitalopram. As a result, escitalopram has been claimed to be a more potent antidepressant than citalopram, which is a mixture of escitalopram and (R)-citalopram. In order to explain this phenomenon, researchers from Lundbeck proposed that escitalopram enhances its own binding via an additional interaction with another allosteric site on the transporter.[42] Further research by the same group showed that (R)-citalopram also enhances binding of escitalopram,[43] and therefore the allosteric interaction cannot explain the observed counteracting effect. In the most recent paper, however, the same authors again reversed their findings and reported that R-citalopram decreases binding of escitalopram to the transporter.[44] Although allosteric binding of escitalopram to the serotonin transporter is of unquestionable research interest, its clinical relevance is unclear since the binding of escitalopram to the allosteric site is at least 1000 times weaker than to the primary binding site.
In vitro studies using human liver microsomes indicated that CYP3A4 and CYP2C19 are the primary isozymes involved in the N-demethylation of escitalopram. The resulting metabolites, desmethylescitalopram and didesmethylescitalopram, are significantly less active and their contribution to the overall action of escitalopram is negligible.
Escitalopram was developed in close cooperation between Lundbeck and Forest Laboratories. Its development was initiated in the summer of 1997, and the resulting new drug application was submitted to the U.S. FDA in March 2001. The short time (3.5 years) it took to develop escitalopram can be attributed to the previous extensive experience of Lundbeck and Forest with citalopram, which has similar pharmacology.[45] The FDA issued the approval of escitalopram for major depression in August 2002 and for generalized anxiety disorder in December 2003. Escitalopram can be considered an example of "evergreening"[46] (also called "lifecycle management"[47])– the long-term strategy pharmaceutical companies use in order to extend the lifetime of a drug, in this case of the citalopram franchise. Escitalopram is an enantiopure compound of theracemic mixture citalopram, used for the same indication, and for that reason it required less investment and less time to develop. Two years after escitalopram's launch, when the patent on citalopram expired, the escitalopram sales successfully made up for the loss. On May 23, 2006, the FDA approved a generic version of escitalopram by Teva.[48]On July 14 of that year, however, the U.S. District Court of Delaware decided in favor of Lundbeck regarding the patent infringement dispute and ruled the patent on escitalopram valid.[49]
In 2006 Forest Laboratories was granted an 828 day (2 years and 3 months) extension on its US patent for escitalopram.[50] This pushed the patent expiration date from December 7, 2009 to September 14, 2011. Together with the 6-month pediatric exclusivity, the final expiration date was March 14, 2012.
Brand names
Escitalopram is sold under the following brand names:
- Animaxen (Colombia)
- Anxiset-E (India)
- Cipralex
- Escital (Nigeria)
- Citalin
- Citram (Croatia)
- Ecytara (Slovenia)
- Elicea
- Entact (Greece)
- Escitalopram Actavis (Finland)
- Escitil (Czech Republic)
- Esitalo (Australia)
- Esopram, by Actavis (Iceland)
- Esto (Israel)
- Escitalopram Teva (Israel)
- Exodus (Brazil)
- Lexam
- Lexamil (South Africa)
- Lexapro
- Losita (Bangladesh)
- Nexito
- Reposil (Chile)
- Selectra (Russia)
- Selpram (Pakistan)
- Seroplex
- Sipralexa (Belgium)
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- ^ United States of America v. Forest Laboratories Full text of the federal complaint filed in the US District Court for the district of Massachusetts
- ^ "Drug Maker Is Accused of Fraud" article by Barry Meier and Benedict Carey inThe New York Times February 25, 2009
- ^ "Forest Laboratories, Inc. Provides Statement in Response to Complaint Filed by U.S. Government" Forest press-release. February 26, 2009.
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Often when I see writings about Chinese medicine, including my own, there's some mention about how old it is, which is thousands of years.
Sometimes we may be highlighting this, in part, to help substantiate it, as if to lend credence. Of course, just because something's old doesn't make it better, nor does it make it worse. But with thousands of years of practice, it does mean that there's been a lot of experience, many treatments, and many patients.
Even if one can't quickly go find the perfectly matching RCT (randomized-controlled trial) that best matches the condition for which one seeks medical evidence of efficacy, that doesn't necessarily mean that acupuncture hasn't helped someone with it before. It also doesn't mean it doesn't exist (might need translation.)
So, how old is this medicine?
A longer timeline of Chinese medical history can be found at http://www.shen-nong.com/eng/history/chronology.html , but summarized parts of it (with my notes) are here:
~2000 BC, Antiquity: Yellow Emperor & Shen-nong: They are said to be the founders of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM).
1700-1100 BC, Shang: Inscriptions on bones describe the use of wine and hot water, use of needles and knives for surgical instruments, diseases and illnesses discussed.
1100-221 BC, Zhou Dynasty: Organized medical system in the emperor's court. Specialties in surgery, diet, disease, veterinarians. The Huang Di Nei Jing: The Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic: A&P of the human body. Foundation for TCM. Yin Yang and Five Element Theory.
221 BC-220 AD, Qin and Han Dynasties: Earliest reference to Chinese pharmacology: Shennong Bencaojing. List of 365 Chinese medicines and herb prescriptions / combos. Zhang Zhongjing: establishes diagnosis based on signs and symptoms. Shang Han Lun
220-580 AD, Chinese Middle Ages: Pulse Classic. Earliest complete reference guide to acupuncture and moxibustion. 349 acupuncture points with therapeutic properties for each. A handbook written for Emergencies.
618-907 AD, Sui and Tang Dynasties: Imperial Medical Academy. The first medical encyclopedia comprised of 30 volumes and 5,300 prescriptions, also disease prevention and health preservation. (Sun Si Miao) — NOTE: Preventive health!
960-1279 AD Song Dynasty: First official prescription book with 16,834 prescriptions. (weblink lists ~40 books/treatises during this period) — NOTE: That's a lot of prescriptions!
More dynasties and many more books: The Jin Yuan period, Ming Dynasty, Qing Dynasty, Modern China (1950 future medical policy to include both Chinese and Western medicine options)…
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Northern Vancouver Island Communities
Gold River British Columbia
The village of Gold River is located on the west coast of Vancouver Island, bordering Strathcona Provincial Park with its incredible Northern Vancouver Island scenery. Gold River is a popular destination for the dedicated fishermen interested in fresh water and ocean fishing and the summer steelhead. Accommodations range from bed and breakfasts, wilderness campsites to luxury resorts. There is a nine-hole golf course that offers a variety of challenges. View the splendor of Nootka Sound by traveling aboard the Uchuck III. This is a working coastal vessel that supplies villages and logging camps between Gold River and the small village of Tahsis and the west coast village of Kyuquot. On this voyage you will see grey whales, eagles, black bear and a large variety of seabirds depending on the season and migration. Another popular activity in the area includes caving. Tours can be arranged to view Upana Caves 17 Kilometres northwest of Gold River. You can also enjoy a self-guided one hour tour of this area. Other popular outdoor activities include cycling and hiking along mountain trails.
Holberg British Columbia
Located 67 Kilometres west of Port Hardy via a logging road. Holberg is the starting point to Cape Scott Provincial Park and San Josef Bay. Visitors are amazed to see the Shoe Tree. Here many shoes have been contributed by people visitors from around the world. Visit the Running Gardens and view a collection of exotic plants, shrubs and trees. These gardens were first established in 1910 by Norwegian settlers and now they are being re-developed by Julia and Ron Moe. Outdoors activities include fishing charters, hiking, whale watching, and boat rentals. There is a restaurant in Holberg to serve you.
Port Alice British Columbia
Known as the place where "the Eagles Soar". Port Alice is located in Neroutsos Inlet on Quatsino Sound and is a short drive from either Port Hardy or Port McNeill. Port Alice offers all the modern conveniences and community services that a small town can offer, including indoor and outdoor activities. The village has one of the most challenging nine-hole golf courses on the island; there is also a boat launch and a yacht club. There is an abundance of salt water and fresh fishing, scuba diving, caving, hiking, kayaking, canoeing, mountain climbing and variety of wilderness camping sites. Port Alice offers the best adventures for the outdoor enthusiast.
Port McNeill British Columbia
Located at the Northern end of Highway 19 on Vancouver Island and the gateway to the Broughton Archipelago. At Port McNeill you can take the BC Ferry to the historic native village of Alert Bay and the Finnish village of Sointula. The town provides community services for both locals and visitors. Stroll along the waterfront and watch fishing vessels and boaters dock at the Government wharf. Don't miss the eagles nesting in high trees as they feed their young with salmon caught just off shore. The town offers a selection of small shops, craft stores with native carvings, restaurants, a neighbourhood pub and a good variety of accommodations along the waters edge. Outdoor activities include fresh and saltwater fishing, whale and wildlife watching excursions, native cultural tours, forestry and cave tours, air charters, boat charters, hiking, scuba diving, wilderness camping, canoeing and kayaking. Here in Port McNeil you can experience tranquil island living at its best.
Port Hardy British Columbia
Situated at the northern end of Highway 19 on Vancouver Island. Port Hardy is where you take the BC Ferry, Queen of the North, to Prince Rupert and the gateway to Northern Vancouver Island recreation areas. Famous for scuba diving, kayaking, hiking, ocean and fresh water fishing, whale watching, golfing, and caving, Port Hardy has services for all types of eco-adventures and outdoor recreation.
Sayward British Columbia
The village is situated right on Johnstone Strait and is the best place in the world to see killer whales. Here in Sayward you can find full amenities including: moorage, accommodations, a recreation centre, shopping, and community services. Logging is the primary employer in Sayward. Outdoor recreation include, canoeing, kayaking, camping and hiking trails. This a great place to view wildlife such as: Roosevelt Elk, cougars and migrating birds including the eagles. Salt water fishing brings in salmon, cod and halibut. There is an abundance of freshwater fishing for trout and steelhead on Salmon River, White River, Adam River and Eve River. Experience the area's former logging history by visiting the island museum. Also, try winter skiing on Mt Cain.
Stuart Island British Columbia
Sitting at the head of Bute Inlet located between Vancouver Island and the mainland of British Columbia where the Strait of Georgia meets Johnstone Strait approximately 44 km (27 miles) north of Campbell River BC. This very beautiful and rugged area, with swift tidal passes is a mecca for salmon fishing and for fly-in sport fishermen. A number of lodges and corporate retreats have been established on Stuart and neighbouring Sonora Island. Visitors can fly in on private airstrip. There is also a nine-hole golf course. The inlet suports five species of salmon, which in turn feed Dall's porpoises, sea lions, seals, otters, bald eagles, coastal grizzly and black bears, and on occasion, killer whales. Stuart Island is part of the Discover Island Group.
Alert Bay British Columbia
Historic Alert Bay is located on Cormorant Island. Alert Bay is accessible via BC Ferries from Port McNeill. In Alert Bay the famous U'mista Cultural Centre, Alert Bay Library-Museum, traditional Big House, dance performance by the T'sasala Cultural Group (July and August), Alert Bay Ecological Park, Christ Anglican Church, many trails throughout the island, etc…are all well worth visiting. On the Alert Bay streets you can wind along the waterfront pathways where shops and restaurants overlook the ocean. While visiting the Alert Bay harbour you can observe a variety of fishing vessels getting ready for the fishing season. A popular visitor activity is wild salmon fishing. You can arrange a boat ride to do this or go whale watching. There are many types of accommodations including: hotels, inns, bed and breakfasts, campgrounds, cabins, and lodgings.
Sointula British Columbia
Located on Malcolm Island, Sointula is accessible by BC Ferries from Port McNeill. Founded by Finnish settlers a century ago this was an attempt to create a utopian colony. Here in Sointula the village street winds along the waterfront where shops and restaurants overlook the expansive ocean. At the Government wharf you can view large commercial fishing boats. Try your hand salmon fishing or take a tour watching whales. Then drive or walk along the main road where houses and business hug the shore line. The general store provides for your basic needs and there is fine island food in the local restaurants and coffee shops.
Tahsis British Columbia
Located north of Gold River and situated in beautiful Tahsis Inlet. Outdoor activities include sport fishing, kayaking, remote surfing trips, windsurfing, hiking, caving, mountain biking, and scuba diving. Accommodations include bed and breakfasts, RV parks, lodges, and a motel. There are restaurants, pubs, cafes, and full amenities including a grocery stores and gas station. Visit the local museum to view the historic past of Tahsis. Fishermen enjoy deep sea fishing for salmon, snapper, cod and halibut. On this Vancouver Island you can explore the rugged mountains and nearby caves that are a favourite of many experienced hikers. Guided tours can be arranged. The daily scheduled passenger and freight vessel Uchuck III provides an opportunity to explore Nootka Sound, Friendly Cove and nearby small coastal communities.
Telegraph Cove British Columbia
Situated in a tiny cove, with a boardwalk built on stilts above the waterline, this small historic community operated a thriving sawmill. The restored buildings include workshops, bunkhouses, restaurant, shops, and private homes. Accommodations are limited here and include converted bunk house rentals and RV campground. Telegraph Cove offers superb ocean fishing for salmon, halibut, kayaking, scuba diving, and wildlife watching. Just south of Telegraph Cove is the famed Robson Bight where the whales rub themselves on rocks along the beach. The area is a major center for research into killer whales as they gather in Johnstone Strait.
Winter Harbour British Columbia
Located 40 minutes from Holberg, Winter Harbour is a small fishing and logging settlement that features a boardwalk along the waterfront. Activities here include: ocean water fishing and ocean boat charters, kayak rentals. There is limited accommodation here in Winter Harbour.
Woss and the Nimpkish Valley British Columbia
Located in the Nimpkish Valley where the great outdoors offers wilderness hiking, camping, backpacking and a healthy wildlife. Woss Lake and Nimpkish Lake offers easy access to wilderness camping and fresh water fishing. Wind surfing in popular on Nimpkish Lake. The small villages provide basic services such as: a general store, service station, and a home-style restaurant. Nearby Mt. Cain Ski Resort has beginner and advanced downhill and cross-country skiing. The Little Hudson Regional Cave Park is a good place to begin your caving adventures. A short trail leads from the parking lot to nearby caves.
Zeballos British Columbia
Located at the mouth of the Zeballos River and the wild and rugged west coast of Vancouver Island. Zeballos River is a small peaceful logging community. The town offers great outdoor opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, hiking, wilderness camping, fishing and scuba divers. Fishing charters can be arranged. In the Zeballos River fresh water fish like trout and steelhead are bountiful. In the autumn, this river is filled with salmon returning home to spawn. Visitors enjoy exploring Lake Zeballos and also the abandoned gold mines.


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A man who lost his wife and suffered burns over 20% of his body has received $1.625 million in settlement of his claims. The couple, in their sixties, were staying in a trailer owned by their daughter and her husband. When the wife turned on the propane stove to make breakfast, there was an explosion that engulfed the trailer in flames, killing the woman and severely burning her husband. The claim was that the propane tank had been overfilled, and had leaked gas into the stove and trailer, both of which lacked safety devices which would have prevented and detected the leaks. Proof of the case was difficult because the fire had destroyed much of the physical evidence. The manufacturer of the trailer, the manufacturer of the stove, and the gas station owner who filled the propane tank all contributed to the settlement.


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An essential tool in Squeak for debugging
This is the pink-colored window which appears when any Smalltalk error (such as a "Message Not Understood") occurs.
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If you have written some code and it does not work as you expect. You may put the breakpoint to your code. Putting the breakpoint into the code means that you insert the following statement at the appropriate place:
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If some of the Squeak's processes comes to that point. You will see something like this:
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The lower pane contains the lists the stack frames (or method
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The top of this list contains the invocation of the
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If you click on the arbitrary frame, the debugger window opens and shows you the situation exactly in that frame.
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Resources and Links
The services provided by Dragonheart are closely aligned with many other services and organizations in the writing and publishing field. I am often asked to provide references and resources for client and colleagues. A few are listed below.
Professional Organizations
Boulder Media Women is an informal networking group for women writers, editors, graphic designers, screenwriters, videographers, journalists, publishers, and other
Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers is a non-profit organization in Colorado for fiction writers. It offers programs to encourage, inspire, educate, and otherwise support writers of novel length fiction, as well as networking opportunities.
Graphic Designers
NZ Graphics is the design firm of Nick Zelinger. Nick did the interior and cover design for my First Place EVVY Award winning book, Living the DreamA Guidebook For Job Seekers And Career Explorers. As a professional editor, I have also collaborated with Nick on many books for other authors/publishers. Nick promises that compelling graphic design can meet your deadline and not blow your budget and I have found the man true to his word. Nicks work is wonderful and Nick is wonderful to work with. Does it get any better than that?
MacGraphics Services is the design firm of award winning designer and author, Karen Saunders. I have worked with Karen on books, marketing materials, and ads. She helps clients make more money with less effort, thanks to designs that do the selling for them. Karens own book, Turn Eye Appeal into Buy Appeal is an invaluable resource for novices doing their own design, as well as professional designers.
Industry Links
Library of Congress: Cataloging in Publication (CIP) data is issued from them.
Bowker: Provides ISBNs.
Web Design and Hosting
OLF Technologies has been designing (re-designing, updating) my web sites since . . . well, since I have had web sites. Mike Scholls firm also hosts my sites. Mike is not just a guy who started playing around with computers as a kid, before most people even knew what a computer was (well, he is that), he is a bona fide technical expert with great taste and a great sense of what customer service means. Go to http://www.thedragonheart.com/ to see another example of a web site developed by Mike for me.
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Washington: The US has expressed concern over the recent clashes at the Torkham border between Pakistan and Afghanistan and asked them to take steps to de-escalate tensions.
"We're concerned by the recent clashes at the Torkham crossing point between Afghanistan and Pakistan. We have gotten reports that casualties have been taken on both sides," State Department Spokesman John Kirby told reporters.
"We're also concerned about reports of the presence of heavy weapons at the border," he said.
Pakistan and Afghan forces exchanged fire on Sunday over construction on the Pakistani side of the border. Torkham is the most frequently used crossing point at Pak-Afghan; most of the terrorists have been found using this gate for entry.
"We continue to encourage the governments of both Pakistan and Afghanistan to resolve their disagreements at the crossing point and to de-escalate tensions," Kirby said.
Good relations between the two countries are key to the stability to the region, he said in response to a question.
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I've been wanting to expand into writing about restaurants and shops around Atlanta but have been putting it off because there seems to be a lot of that kind of thing going around. My contention is that you would have to be an idiot or a complete snob not to be able to find a good meal in this great and diverse city. But an anonymous poster on my picture index page reminded me that restaurants can be more than restaurants, they can be events, they can be special places, and, in certain cases, they can be icons of Atlanta Culture. I always said to my foodie friends that no matter how good the food gets in this metropolis, the two most recognizable restaurants in Atlanta will always be "The Big Chicken" and the subject of this post, The Varsity . With this gentle reminder, plus the PBS special about the place airing on September 6, 2008 at 8 pm (view trailer ), I decided the time has come.
The Varsity, bills itself as the world's largest drive-in, can serve up to 30,000 folks on a given day, and has been serving our fair city since 1928. To my friends who attended Georgia Tech, they speak wistfully about the fast food joint as if it was holy ground, the way I might talk about my visit to St. Peter's in Rome. To have that effect it must be something special. I must admit that I had never eaten at its downtown location since moving here, and based on the performance at its satellite stores, I was never in a hurry to go.
But, a few friends of mine were headed downtown, a little late after church one June morning. We were hungry and we needed something quick. And the Varsity sounded so much more interesting than other fast foods. We pulled in as an added excursion to our day.
My First Impression was the enormity of the place. The lines were 3-5 deep and at a dozen different registers. And each and every patron was greeted with a chorus of "What'll ya have?" just like I was told. My absent Tech friends always swore by the Chili Slaw dog, but I wanted to understand the place in full, so I had a chili cheese hamburger and chili cheese hotdog combo (the #2), with fries and rings to share, and the other two recommendations for a true varsity experience, a frozen Orange and a fried peach pie. I paid for three people in our group and the bill didn't exceed thirty dollars, and it could be much cheaper (menu & prices ), if you ordered less (We wanted to embrace the experience in full), so I would gauge this a fairly cheap place to eat. We moved to sit in the expansive atrium, which hit me with the next great impression of the downtown location, a terrific view of the city of Atlanta. The Olympic Torch blazed to the North, the west overlooked the 75/85 corridor, and the South gave a really nice view of the Atlanta Skyline. I thought it a great starting point for a foray into the city.
Back to the food, and I must be honest about this, the Hamburger was nothing special, so I would echo the Techies, and say you ought to go with the dogs at this place. Not that the hotdogs are earth shattering, but they are solid. Where the dining gets good at the Varsity are in the extras. The French Fries and Onion Rings are handmade and fantastic. The Frozen Orange was to me, a Native of somewhere else reminiscent on a childhood favorite the Orange Push-Up and refreshing on a Georgia Summer day . I am not a huge fan of desserts, but the Varsity pies were a clear notch above other fried pies I've had in my life. The experience certainly wasn't healthy (we knew that going in), but was enjoyable. Even the one Chef friend of mine remarked, "it was fine." A high compliment from a critical palate. His children were in heaven as I believe it may have been the first time in their lives their father took them out for fast food (and they are in their early teens). They let us put on the classic Varsity hats and we acted like goof balls for half an hour.
This place does what it sets out to do. It serves Atlantans quality fast food, at fair prices quickly. Just as it did for your father and his father, and will for your son and daughters and there sons and daughters.
The place has a gift shop, ample parking, and a lots of drive up carhop style serving areas. In the 1940's comedian Nipsey Russell worked there and honed his comedy while working as a bell hop. They have there own Lingo in calling out the orders, that gives it an old diner feel. There is a great Coffee table book about the store that could fit properly in any Atlanta Living room. They do have several satellite locations, but the true experience is at the corner of North and Spring Street. And Like I said, this is Atlanta's First Restaurant, and in that role, I'll echo my culinary compadre's words: It does a fine job.
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Address: 61 North Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia (Fulton County)
Phone: 404.881.1706
Website: www.the varsity.com
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Food Quality: B+
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Price: A
Value: A
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WASHINGTON — A federal judge in Manhattan refused on Wednesday to require the Justice Department to disclose a memorandum providing the legal justification for the targeted killing of a United States citizen, Anwar al-Awlaki, who died in a drone strike in Yemen in 2011.
The ruling, by Judge Colleen McMahon, was marked by skepticism about the antiterrorist program that targeted him, and frustration with her own role in keeping the legal rationale for it secret.
"I can find no way around the thicket of laws and precedents that effectively allow the executive branch of our government to proclaim as perfectly lawful certain actions that seem on their face incompatible with our Constitution and laws while keeping the reasons for their conclusion a secret," she wrote.
"The Alice-in-Wonderland nature of this pronouncement is not lost on me," Judge McMahon wrote, adding that she was operating in a legal environment that amounted to "a veritable Catch-22."
A lawsuit for the memorandum and related materials was filed under the Freedom of Information Act by The New York Times and two of its reporters, Charlie Savage and Scott Shane. Wednesday's decision also rejected a broader request under the act from the American Civil Liberties Union.
David E. McCraw, a lawyer for The Times, said the paper would appeal.
"We began this litigation because we believed our readers deserved to know more about the U.S. government's legal position on the use of targeted killings against persons having ties to terrorism, including U.S. citizens," Mr. McCraw said. "Judge McMahon's decision speaks eloquently and at length to the serious legal questions raised by the targeted-killing program and to why in a democracy the government should be addressing those questions openly and fully."
Jameel Jaffer, a lawyer with the A.C.L.U., said his group also planned to appeal. "This ruling," he said, "denies the public access to crucial information about the government's extrajudicial killing of U.S. citizens and also effectively greenlights its practice of making selective and self-serving disclosures."
A Justice Department spokesman said only that lawyers there were reviewing the decision.
Judge McMahon's opinion included an overview of what she called "an extensive public relations campaign" by various government officials about the American role in the killing of Mr. Awlaki and the circumstances under which the government considers targeted killings, including of its citizens, to be lawful. The Times and the A.C.L.U. argued that the government had waived the right to withhold its legal rationale by discussing the program extensively in public.
(Samir Khan, a naturalized American citizen who lived at times on Long Island and in North Carolina, was also killed in the strike, on Sept. 30, 2011. Another strike two weeks later killed a group of people including Mr. Awlaki's 16-year-old son, Abdulrahman al-Awlaki, who was born in Colorado.)
President Obama and Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta both acknowledged that the United States played a role in the elder Mr. Awlaki's death, Judge McMahon wrote. But she focused in particular on a March speech by Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. at Northwestern University.
When United States citizens are targeted for killing, Mr. Holder said, the Constitution's due process protections apply. But due process does not require "judicial process," he added.
On the one hand, Judge McMahon wrote, "the speech constitutes a sort of road map of the decision-making process that the government goes through before deciding to 'exterminate' someone 'with extreme prejudice.' " On the other hand, the speech was "a far cry from a legal research memorandum."
The government's public comments were as a whole "cryptic and imprecise," Judge McMahon said, and were thus insufficient to overcome exemptions in the freedom of information law for classified materials and internal government deliberations.
"It lies beyond the power of this court to conclude that a document has been improperly classified," she wrote, rejecting the argument that legal analysis may not be classified.
Judge McMahon said she had not reviewed the withheld documents, including the one at the heart of the case, which was prepared by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel. She said the memorandum must contain more detailed legal analysis than the broad statements in Mr. Holder's speech "unless standards at O.L.C. have slipped dramatically."
The Times published an account of the Office of Legal Counsel memorandum in October 2011, citing people who had read it.
Even as she ruled against the plaintiffs, the judge wrote that the public should be allowed to judge whether the administration's analysis holds water.
"More fulsome disclosure of the legal reasoning on which the administration relies to justify the targeted killing of individuals, including United States citizens, far from any recognizable 'hot' field of battle, would allow for intelligent discussion and assessment of a tactic that (like torture before it) remains hotly debated," she wrote.


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Pakistan have been banned from speaking in English at World Cup news conferences to prevent players from being misquoted, a team spokesman has said.
Pervez Mir, a former Pakistan international and the team's press liaison officer during the World Cup, confirmed that players would only speak in Urdu, an attempt to also promote tourism in Pakistan.
"This decision was taken by the Pakistan Cricket Board because it is our national language and because 2007 is our National Tourist Year so we are promoting Pakistan as well," Mir was quoted as saying by Reuters. "This is the perfect platform to promote and expose our national language, so there's nothing more to it."
Mir said that Danish Kaneria had been misquoted in Trinidad after the Pakistan team were evacuated from their hotel following a gas leak. "A journalist spoke to Danish Kaneria and asked him what he thought about the gas leak and he tried to play the incident down and said 'It happens'.
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Pune, November 21, 2017: Barbeque Nation, one of India's leading casual dining restaurant chains, brings to Pune cuisines from the erstwhile princely states, across India. Many of the recipes have been passed over generations of cooks who worked in the royal kitchens. Food-lovers can enjoy the scrumptious dishes at all outlets in Pune at Kalyani Nagar (Behind Aga Khan Palace), Deccan (R Deccan Mall), Wakad (Sayaji Hotel, Wakad on terrace), Amanora (Amanora Mall) and PCMC (Pimpri Chinchwad Area) starting from November 15 – 3rd December, 2017 at 7:30 pm.
This festival will take customers on a food history expedition by presenting to them most delectable dishes from the northern states of Kashmir and Punjab to the southern states of Andhra Pradesh and Kerala.
Guests can savor vegetarian starters like Mushroom Lajawab – a tempting mushroom preparation using chopped mushrooms, peppers, ginger garlic and seasonings, Mewa Shahi Kebaband Dahi ke Kebab – Awadhi curd dumplings served hot with mint chutney while non-vegetarian appetizers on offer include Anari Murgh Tangdi – chicken pieces stuffed with pomegranate seeds and cheese, marinated in a thick ginger-garlic paste, Ajwaini Fish Tikka – fish pieces marinated in a combination of yogurt and spices, infused with a slight flavor of ajwain, and Tuji Chicken – Kashmir's classic Barbeque delicacy.
Ellukeri – a curry in which toasted coconut and sesame seeds give a spicy flavor, while tamarind and jaggery contribute contrasting sweet and sour flavours; Zersarmani Paneer – a cottage cheese specialty from the royal kitchens of Rampur and Teliah Maah – a Himachali spicy yogurt curry, are among vegetarian main course items. Macchli Jaismand – tender fish pieces marinated in a green paste and cooked in a mouth-watering spices, Padampuri Murgh – a rich chicken recipe from the deserts of Rajasthan, prepared using khoya, ghee and loads of fragrant spices, and Awadhi Murgh Biryani can be enjoyed by the non-vegetarian patrons.
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Mr. Sameer Bhasin, CEO – Barbeque Nation Hospitality Ltd. says "As the name suggests, this festival is aimed at providing our customers with a chance to eat and feel like royalty. Our cuisine is an intrinsic part of our culture and a lot of these dishes have a lot of history behind them. Through this festival, we want to give customers a chance to experience our culinary heritage. We are sure it will be very well received by the people of Pune."
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There's something about Fall that makes me appreciate the outdoors just a little bit more. The colors of the leaves and the cool weather is what makes this season my favorite. The features I have this week are great inspiration for bringing some of that indoors.
These deer pillows are great for those who love white, neutral decor. I love these and they can be found on Etsy, although they're a little pricey.
This is also in the white scheme. I love this look because of the birch branches in the urn. I think this is more woodland chic and would pair well with the pillows above.
This is a great little DIY project to tackle this Fall and is a great use of those pinecones most of us can find everywhere.
This is another little DIY that would work well for both Fall and Winter by incorporating some Cranberries for Christmas time.
It doesn't have to be Fall to create one of these rustic twig initials. This would look great anywhere in the home and looks like a lot of fun to make.
Thanks for joining me this week! Have a great weekend!
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This really has that essence of Autumn! I loved it because fall is my favorite time of year xxxReplyDelete
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I just started looking at autumn decor over the weekend!! These ideas are fabulous!! I'm pretty sure I need some deer pillows :)ReplyDelete
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The decision to buy new or used construction equipment is a serious one. Not only are you making a major financial decision, you're engaging in a long-term investment for your company.
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Starting a business with a friend can be tricky endeavor, but it's working for Celeste Woodside and Laura Viale of Well Within on Washington Street (between Cabots and Whole Foods). As business owners, they each balance the other's strengths and weaknesses. In fact, it's this collaborative culture that infuses Well Within with an integrative approach. Not only do […]
Best Books About Newton, MA That Make Great Gifts!
Old Newton North High School is officially demolished, but fond memories are preserved thanks to the gorgeous images taken by photographer Sharon Schindler. This coffee table book makes a great gift to any Newton North graduate, young or old. To see more images from the book or to purchase a copy, please click on the image of book.
High Schools That Send The Most Kids to Ivy League: Newton North and Newton South (WSJ)
The Wall Street Journal looked at the freshman class at 10 highly selective colleges (i.e.e Ivy League), counted them up, and ranked the high schools — private day and boarding, public, and magnet — by the number of kids sent. While you would expect elite boarding schools like Andover and Philips Exeter to do well, Newton South High School and Newton North High School both make the list sending in 23 or 6% of its class and 25 or 4% of its class respectively.
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In one of the most creative job markets in the world, it is imperative for designers to introduce the world to new and exciting artwork, like the Adam Gefen Monster Shells collection. An adorable way to showcase updated fashions, Adam Gefen created this illustrated collection based on the idea of recreating oneself via clothing.
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