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Dynamically Orthogonal Field Equations for Stochastic Fluid Flows and Particle Dynamics
Sapsis, Themis, 2010. Dynamically Orthogonal Field Equations for Stochastic Fluid Flows and Particle Dynamics. MSEAS Report-08, October 2010.
In the past decades an increasing number of problems in continuum theory have been treated using stochastic dynamical theories. This is because dynamical systems governing real processes always contain some elements characterized by uncertainty or stochasticity. Uncertainties may arise in the system parameters, the boundary and initial conditions, and also in the external forcing processes. Also, many problems are treated through the stochastic framework due to the incomplete or partial understanding of the governing physical laws. In all of the above cases the existence of random perturbations, combined with the com- plex dynamical mechanisms of the system often leads to their rapid growth which causes distribution of energy to a broadband spectrum of scales both in space and time, making the system state particularly complex. Such problems are mainly described by Stochastic Partial Differential Equations and they arise in a number of areas including fluid mechanics, elasticity, and wave theory, describing phenomena such as turbulence, random vibrations, flow through porous media, and wave propagation through random media. This is but a partial listing of applications and it is clear that almost any phenomenon described by a field equation has an important subclass of problems that may profitably be treated from a stochastic point of view.
In this work, we develop a new methodology for the representation and evolution of the complete probabilistic response of infinite-dimensional, random, dynamical systems. More specifically, we derive an exact, closed set of evolution equations for general nonlinear continuous stochastic fields described by a Stochastic Partial Differential Equation. The derivation is based on a novel condition, the Dynamical Orthogonality (DO), on the representation of the solution. This condition is the "key" to overcome the redundancy issues of the full representation used while it does not restrict its generic features. Based on the DO condition we derive a system of field equations consisting of a Partial Differential Equation (PDE) for the mean field, a family of PDEs for the orthonormal basis that describe the stochastic subspace where uncertainty "lives" as well as a system of Stochastic Differential Equations that defines how the uncertainty evolves in the time varying stochastic subspace. If additional restrictions are assumed on the form of the representation, we recover both the Proper-Orthogonal-Decomposition (POD) equations and the generalized Polynomial- Chaos (PC) equations; thus the new methodology generalizes these two approaches. For the efficient treatment of the strongly transient character on the systems described above we derive adaptive criteria for the variation of the stochastic dimensionality that characterizes the system response. Those criteria follow directly from the dynamical equations describing the system.
We illustrate and validate this novel technique by solving the 2D stochastic Navier-Stokes equations in various geometries and compare with direct Monte Carlo simulations. We also apply the derived framework for the study of the statistical responses of an idealized "double gyre" model, which has elements of ocean, atmospheric and climate instability behaviors.
Finally, we use our new stochastic description for flow fields to study the motion of inertial particles in flows with uncertainties. Inertial or finite-size particles in fluid flows are commonly encountered in nature (e.g., contaminant dispersion in the ocean and atmosphere) as well as in technological applications (e.g., chemical systems involving particulate reactant mixing). As it has been observed both numerically and experimentally, their dynamics can differ markedly from infinitesimal particle dynamics. Here we use recent results from stochastic singular perturbation theory in combination with the DO representation of the random flow, in order to derive a reduced order inertial equation that will describe efficiently the stochastic dynamics of inertial particles in arbitrary random flows.


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Peter Laufer
Peter Laufer is the James Wallace Chair Professor in Journalism at the School of Journalism and Communication. He is also an award-winning author, broadcaster, documentarian, and journalist. He has studied and taught throughout the world—in Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Asia—and has sent home reports on the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and the wars in Central America for NBC Radio, reported for CBS Radio as the Berlin Wall fell, and chased butterflies in Nicaragua for his book The Dangerous World of Butterflies.
An international news correspondent and award-winning author, he has written over 18 books including the 2014 Organic: A Journalist's Quest to Discover the Truth behind Food Labeling. He reported, wrote, and produced several documentaries as an NBC News correspondent on topics ranging from the crises facing Vietnam War veterans to illiteracy and hunger in America, and he wrote a study of Americans incarcerated overseas that won the George Polk Award. He frequently combines his scholarly and professional work, and he served as editor of the anthology Interviewing: The Oregon Method. Laufer has served as news and program director of WRC Radio in Washington, D.C., was founding program director of Newstalk 93.6 in Berlin, and has acted as management consultant to several international news broadcasting projects, including National Geographic, Washington Monthly, and Mother Jones radio programs. He has also managed a variety of book publishing and documentary film projects along with journalism education initiatives in the Middle East for UNESCO and USAID.
Laufer's writing now focuses on borders, migration, identity, and animal rights. For more information, visit his website.
- PhD, Cultural Studies, Leeds Metropolitan University, United Kingdom
- MA, Communications: Journalism and Public Affairs, American University School of Communication, Washington, D.C.
Organic: A Journalist's Quest to Discover the Truth behind Food Labeling, Globe Pequot Press, 2014
Laufer's research probes the intersection of borders, migration, and identity. He also studies the relationships of humans to other animals. His investigative work includes a study of the veracity of the label "organic" on food products.
Honors and Awards
- Jonathan Marshall Award for Innovative Teaching in Journalism and Communication by the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication, 2012
- California Council for the Humanities "California Voices" radio production grant for "The Calexico Project," 2008
- Koerber Foundation (Hamburg) Transatlantic Idea prize in the foundation's "Transitions in Life" competition for the book Mission Rejected, 2006
- Gustavas Myers Book Awards honorable mention from the Gustavas Myers Center for the Study of Bigotry and Human Rights at Simmons College, Boston, for the book Wetback Nation, 2005
- RIAS Berlin Commission/ Radio Television News Directors Foundation German/American Production Grant for the TV documentary: "Exodus to Berlin," 2000, winner of the David Wolper Best Documentary Prize from the Wine Country Film Festival in California, 2001
- National Parenting Publications Awards Gold Award for the book Made in Mexico, also cited on the Notable Social Studies Trade Books for Young People 2001 list, compiled by a joint committee of the Children's Book Council and the National Council for the Social Studies, 2001
Areas of Expertise
- Information gathering and reporting
- Narrative journalism
- Interviewing
- Conflict sensitive reporting
- Talk radio analysis
- Borders, migration, and identity
- Journalistic Interview
- Cross-Cultural Interviewing and Reporting
- Story Development
- Conflict Sensitive Reporting

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The Easiest Lentil Meatballs EVER!
One thing that I and I know a lot of others struggle with is deciding between eating healthy or super juicy delicious crave worthy food that you've been dreaming about for days. Anyone?…Anyone? But eating healthy doesn't always have to be deciding between yummy and good for you.
Did you know that many times when someone eats but doesn't feel satisfied its because their body is not getting enough nutrients. Your body needs a certain amount of nutrients and fuel each day but if you done give your body the right foods it will keep asking for more.
I'm a wannabe vegetarian/vegan because I know of the healthy benefits and all the other great reasons why its so awesome but I struggle with the accessibility in my location and let's be honest…TACOS. When my husband wants meat or I'm out with friends how can I stick to the goals that I really want for myself without being excluded?
The answer…..(wow the suspense!)
Make eating meatless options easier than the other!
When it's more convenient to eat healthier you're more likely to do so. However, making it more convenient will require a little more prep upfront.
These meatless meatballs might be less convenient to make than just buying frozen store bought meatballs, but after they are made once, you can keep these little babies in the freezer and easily heat them up whenever your little heart desires.
Hmmm…. how convenient!
BTW lentils are your bestie when trying to shoot for a vegetarian/vegan meal. They are a protein powerhouse being the second highest vegetable based protein source and are loaded with fiber.
- 1 cup lentils
- 2 1/2 cup water or stock
- 1/4 cup wheat or oat flour
- 1 tbs garlic powder
- 1/2 tbs oregano
- 1/2 tbs basil
- 3 tbs Worcester sauce
- salt and pepper to taste
- Cook lentils over medium heat for about 15-20 minutes or until waters is absorbed and lentils are soft.
- Transfer lentils to a mixing bowl and mash while still warm. Mash for a paste consistency but leaving a few whole for texture.
- Add all other ingredients and mix well until combined
- Form small balls by rolling a few tablespoons between your hands. Cook until browned on all sides in a frying pan over medium low heat or bake for about 15 minutes at 350 degrees.


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So far, the whole team at PurseBlog has been really impressed by them, and if they continue to make bags like the Olivia Harris Spider Lambskin Satchel, our opinion probably won't change any time soon.
Really, they had me at "lambskin." It's my absolute, hands-down favorite material for bags, there's nothing quite like it in terms of softness and suppleness of texture. Mmmmm. It's so buttery.
And often, it's hard to find in reasonably priced bags. Botkier does a great job making lambskin reasonably affordable, but I wish more designers would look into using it. And that's exactly what Olivia Harris has done – she's made a functional, stylish, hip lambskin bag that could easily be used every day by a variety of women. The name refers to some not-too-literal strap embellishments on the front that keep the bag out of Blahville, and the whole thing doesn't commit too hard to one trend or another to be usable for years. For what you get, you cannot beat the sub-$500 price tag. Buy through Bloomingdale's for $475.
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Squabbles In Washington Frustrate Job Seekers
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Melissa Block.
First this hour, we have two reports on the economic challenges we face these days. In a moment, we'll hear the macro view from Europe, but first, some individual stories. While the White House and Congress continue to wrangle over jobs legislation, we're going to check back in with a group of people we've been following this year in St. Louis. They started the year without jobs, searching for work.
NPR's Tamara Keith reports now on how their own situations are affecting their views of politics.
TAMARA KEITH, BYLINE: Being unemployed for more than two years changed the way Ray Meyer looks at politics. He's always leaned Republican and used to have little sympathy for those who were receiving unemployment benefits.
RAY MEYER: I used to think, you know, all these people that were unemployed, a lot of them could find jobs if they just wanted to. I don't know that that's the truth anymore. I don't believe it. But it's definitely changed my opinion.
KEITH: Now, Meyer says he's more sympathetic to those in need and more cynical about what's happening in Washington.
MEYER: Okay, recorder's on. Doing a daily log for the recording.
KEITH: Meyer and all of the people we're following this year are recording themselves and doing regular updates.
MEYER: The temporary job assignment that I'm on now looks like it's going to be ending just before Thanksgiving. And I'm not for sure what I'll have after that.
KEITH: Meyer worked his entire career in banking before losing his job in 2008. He's been rolling from one temp assignment to the next since February. For a time, all six people we've been following were employed. Now it's down to four. Meyer's recordings often come back to the same theme.
MEYER: With my experience, I just, I still don't understand why I'm not being picked up quickly by a permanent job someplace. Even if I can go someplace and be a teller, you know, and then work myself back up into their ranks.
KEITH: And it's through this frustration about the job market that Meyer now looks at Congress and the president.
MEYER: They don't understand what we're going through at their constituents' level. They have no idea what we're going through.
KEITH: He thinks the president's jobs plan is nothing more than a Band-Aid for a gaping wound. But he's upset that Congress doesn't seem to be able to do anything without fighting.
MEYER: Both parties need to take and give a little bit. And then we can get back on the right track, I think. But it just seems like everybody is so mad at everybody all the time and so afraid that somebody is going to get something that they want or don't want to have happen or they want to get credit for and somebody else is going to get credit for. It's just silly to me.
KEITH: A recent poll found approval for Congress at just 9 percent. Talk to Brian Barfield for a few minutes and it's easy to understand why.
BRIAN BARFIELD: There's no such thing as a politician that knows how to bring jobs back. They're so worried about how they look politically that all the Republicans say, well, we got to beat the Democrats. We got to be the winner. And then the Democrats are saying, well, we got to be the winner. And America's losing.
KEITH: Barfield was in the auto industry until the plant he was working in shut down. He was unemployed off and on for three years. Over the summer, he had a seasonal position driving a forklift at a major St. Louis company, but he didn't get hired on permanently. Now he's working the occasional weekend shift and looking for full-time work.
BARFIELD: We've got so many needs in this country. Why can't they put partisanship aside and start fixing things?
KEITH: Barfield is a Republican. And he's no fan of President Obama or the idea of spending more money on economic stimulus. He's worried about the deficit. But Barfield makes an exception for extending unemployment benefits.
BARFIELD: You got to give people a way to actually live. I'm not saying get rich. I'm just saying make it day to day. No one's getting rich off of this. But at least you can afford to feed your family.
KEITH: Thus far, Congress has done nothing about continuing extended unemployment benefits past the end of this year. Annica Trotter is working now as a receptionist for a security company, but she relied on unemployment benefits earlier this year. She says she saw an interesting quote on the Internet that said, let's give the politicians a minimum wage salary and then we'll start to see change.
ANNICA TROTTER: I don't think that will ever happen, but, you know, I got a kick out of it because they don't understand what it's like to make $8.50, $9.50, $10.50, you know, that little, compared to what they make now and have to live on that.
KEITH: Trotter is a Democrat. But she says she doesn't actually pay much attention to the daily political back and forth - the blame game, as she calls it. Trotter says she's too busy trying to pay her bills and feed her two kids. Tamara Keith, NPR News.
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Not Just Another Markets. #Markets15
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Thank you for the mention! :)ReplyDelete
I hope you had a great time & do come for the next event as well! :)
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Hi Caroline! Thank you so much for the shoutout! The concept of DIY-ing is still very new here, and we're so grateful for your kind words! <3ReplyDeleteReplies
No problem! Really love the concept that you girls bring in and I didn't even know that it is actually so easy to DIY those expensive accessories! <3Delete
i arrived in the nick of time like 30mins before 7pm on Sunday, in the crazy storm XD after watching F1 in Sepang, i found myself racing against time to get there, luckily i managed to pull it off safely and bag some products from Canmake, some tarts i nomnom-ed while walking around and Bisou Bon Bon salve. it's a shame i cant spend more coz i really fell in love with some statement necklaces, tribal bracelets, a time turner (Harry Potter!) and a Mockingjay pin. I hope I'll chance upon them again :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Omg!!! That's seriouslyyyyy crazy!! hahaha! but glad to know you managed to grab some awesome Canmake products! I bet you'll get to see them again at the next Markets! ;DDelete
quite compact and informative! I like it, and the best is it's happening in Jaya One! although It might be expensive, but just drop by to window shopping lar~~` for me =DReplyDeleteReplies
thanks Maple! Ah, it's actually not expensive this round because tons of massive promotion! :O Perhaps, it was the so called pre-GST sale! ;DDelete


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The Crisis is Now
By Daphne Bishop
The people at RuralVotes work for progress. We strive to create a better future for our communities and are actively engaged in the world around us. We write about seemingly intractable problems and highlight people who are finding innovative solutions. Sometimes, we discover that our words and our efforts join a larger movement for transformational change.
Such is the case with Bill McKibben's stunning new book, "Eaarth," and our treasured essayist Miryam Ehrlich Williamson's significant cameo in it. But, be forewarned. This is not a book that will soothe by telling you that if you buy local, ride your bicycle to work and recycle the junk in your closets, you'll be doing your share to stave off the dreaded future event known as "climate change." That change: heartrending, destructive and often bewildering, is already here. Or as McKibben says, "Changing one light bulb at a time isn't going to do it…It has to be one planet at a time, or not at all."
Yes, the book suggests alternatives and positive actions (and that section, not surprisingly, is where Miryam shows up). Yet, even the book's title, "Eaarth," underscores the point that the world many of us grew up on, the forever dependable and hospitable homeland is gone. It has been replaced by an increasingly savage landscape that McKibben says we need to adapt to, and fast.
In case you are tempted to dismiss McKibben's opus as left-wing propaganda strategically aimed at derailing vital business growth, consider the concerns of our stalwart U.S. military. Besides worrying about sixty-three of its own coastal facilities that are in danger of flooding as sea level rises, the Defense Department has begun planning for a future where "climate change will require mass mobilizations of the military to cope with humanitarian disasters," according to the book.
Musings on irrevocably changed economic systems as a result of climate change are appearing in the Wall Street Journal, as well as in reports compiled by conservative and very methodical scientists and researchers.
While many of us have experienced economic upheavals and even foreign wars, we may still think that modern technology, "the greener the better!" will be the cavalry that saves us from the marauding hordes. But the fundamental message in "Eaarth," whether we like it or not, is that limitless growth is untenable and that continuing on our present course will sink us as surely as it did the unsinkable HMS "Titanic."
I should note here that even the recently introduced Kerry-Lieberman bill in response to climate change has caused a bit of a firestorm among some environmentalists. "The American Power Act" if approved by Congress (This congress? Next? Ever?) would reduce U.S. oil dependence and importing; cut our carbon emission levels by 80 percent by 2050; increase renewable and nuclear energy from 8 percent of U.S. energy supplies to 16 and 14 percent respectively, mandate carbon sequestration and the retro-fitting of aging coal-fired power plants, improve energy efficiency in homes, businesses and automobiles, and yes, create many jobs.
Not to be too grim, but even that Act, if passed today, would still not be enough according to McKibben. He says that we've already waited too long and that we need to be focusing on 2020 or sooner.
Critical changes needed to foster "functional independence" include a dramatic shift away from industrial agriculture, new food growing and food distribution networks as well as better pay for farmers, and all of us getting involved in the production of what we eat; a complete rejection of fossil fuels within a few years; a great deal of locally produced energy; an end to bloated military budgets and foreign wars, and a focus instead on the security of our own neighborhoods.
It's in this discussion that McKibben quotes Miryam's essay "Your Tax Dollars at War," which shows that the amount her small Massachusetts town paid to fund the Iraq War in 2007 ($1.8 million) was pretty much the same as its municipal budget. As our readers well know, Miryam is an accomplished woman and a prolific writer with works also cited in medical journals and books on health and healing. She told me recently that being cited by McKibben "and in the context of healing the earth, is a special thrill because he took my passion for peace work and crossed it over into working to save the Earth."
But "realizing the dream" of bringing say $170,000 of those war dollars home to repair a school sprinkler system, an example of a current need in her town "will take the concerted effort of enough Americans to instill the love of peace in the hearts of enough legislators, or enough fear in their hearts, so that they deny funding to our warlike adventures." Exactly what McKibben advocates. And if I may interject an aside, readers should know that Miryam, who grew up in Philadelphia, has tried for 25 years, along with her husband, to be as self-sufficient as possible, from growing food to getting off the grid (which hasn't happened yet.) When they set this goal in 1985 the couple was, as she put it "a bit ahead of our time philosophically, and especially economically."
This complements another part of McKibben's book in which he urges us to jettison "the neighborless lifestyle" and the isolating "hyper-individualism" of our modern world. He sees internet use (locally powered wherever possible) as a key for communities to disseminate practical knowledge, from composting to literacy teaching. One of the most moving sections of "Eaarth," details the ways in which the Internet, rather like an old Town Crier or now defunct hometown newspaper, helped one Vermont town become a vital community inhabited by people who know, help, learn from and celebrate each other.
McKibben notes wryly that contrary to those who say that limits to growth are somehow un-American, America's history has been shaped since the beginning by the debate between "bigness and smallness," between the ideas of local control and Federalism, community-based decision making and federal mandates.
McKibben does not suggest that we should throw out the federal government in favor of little fiefdoms. He pleads for balance, and for a recognition that while we must remain a nation, strong and united, as citizens we must become, to quote Emerson, more "self-reliant."
It is also refreshing to read McKibben's recognition of the values inherent in rural life. He suggests that people need to stop thinking of farming as "a low-rung occupation," and rural life as somehow "backward." And he emphasizes this by saying that wherever we live, in suburbs or in cities, we need to get more involved in producing what we eat.
McKibben has founded an organization called 350.org, which last year held 5,200 actions in 181 countries that demanded climate change solutions, a feat that CNN called "the most widespread day of political action in the planet's history." That was just a beginning, and not a political victory, according to McKibben. This year's plan for coordinated global action reflects the motto of 350.org, "Get to Work," and is more ambitious.
Scheduled for the unforgettable date of 10/10/10, the goal is to have the world's citizens install solar panels on rooftops, erect windmills, insulate homes, plant trees, launch or harvest community gardens, and much more. The nuts and bolts will be followed by concrete demands on both national and local leaders. To paraphrase the challenge at 350.org: OK, look what we did in one day. What about you??? If we can cover a school roof with solar panels, surely you can pass the legislation and sign the treaties that will spread the work everywhere and confront the climate crisis in time.
When I started writing this column, I was listening to the thunk and thud of yet another torrential rain storm, the kind we get all the time now in western Massachusetts. It's not the soft spring rain that nurtures the crops, but the harsh rains you see in the Tropics, the merciless kind that floods fields and roads and washes away bridges.
I finished writing a few days after Dennis Hopper died. Hopper was no bleeding heart, was in fact very conservative in his politics, if not his habits. One of the lines at the end of "Easy Rider," the film he directed and co-wrote, says it all for me after reading McKibben's book:
"We blew it, man."
Posted on June 11th, 2010 by Debby
Filed under: Climate Change, Climate Change Legislation, Global Warming, The Environment, Uncategorized
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What's credit, and why is my credit score important? How can I protect myself from fraud? What's a prepaid card, and should I get one? These are all questions young people are asking themselves when it comes to their finances. Trying to find information on these topics seems daunting, but it doesn't have to be. These videos can help start a conversation on these topics. At the bottom of the page, you'll find presentations that explain each topic in more detail.
Knowing how credit works can help you down the road when you're looking for a job or trying to rent an apartment.
Do you know what a prepaid card is and how it could help you?
Keeping a few common sense tips in mind can help protect you and your money in the long run.
A credit score is like like your financial GPA. Do you know how to improve it?


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Kathy Powelson, Executive Director, Paws for Hope Animal Foundation
Annie Smith, Executive Director, McCreary Centre Society
This report is the first to look at the role that pets play in the lives of British Columbia's young people. It uses data from the 2013 Adolescent Health Survey (n = 30,000) and the 2014 Homeless and Street-Involved Youth Survey (n= 681). It provides an important first step in understanding the impact pets have on youth and the barriers and challenges pet guardianship can create for marginalized youth. Through this report, we can begin to obtain the knowledge necessary to develop informed policy and programs that can provide holistic and practical solutions and that can serve both the interests of individual young people and their pets.
Three Key Learnings:
1. Homeless youth with a pet were more likely to attend school
2. Socially-isolated youth were less likely to have a pet
3. Having a pet appeared to be linked to an increase in social connections
Kathy Powelson is the founder of Paws for Hope Animal Foundation and has spent the majority of her career working to support at-risk youth through frontline work, program funding and community capacity-building. Through this work, she recognized the importance of working with individual organizations and communities to build and support capacity to address the unique needs of each community and their young people. As she became involved in animal welfare issues in BC, she realized that this same approach was needed to address the issues faced by animal welfare and rescue organizations in order to enhance the overall welfare of animals.
Annie Smith is the Executive Director of the McCreary Centre Society, a non-profit organization committed to improving the health of BC youth through community-based research, education and youth participation projects. Annie is the lead author of the report "Connections and Companionship: The Health of BC Youth with Pets". She has also co-authored two reports on the health of homeless youth, which have led to the creation of more pet-friendly spaces at local service organizations for homeless youth.


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ETTO is a restaurant and wine bar on Dublin's Merrion Row, which opened in October 2013. They offer a daily changing, seasonal menu, served in a relaxed and informal environment. Their dishes are honest and simple, using ingredients from local producers and suppliers where possible. Their wines are carefully selected with a focus on interesting grape varietals and small producers.
Note: Map is an approximate indication ONLY. Please contact Etto Merrion Row for directions and precise location prior to your visit.


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16th Karmapa Guru Yoga
16th Karmapa Guru Yoga
This is the Basic Guru Yoga meditation of Diamond Way Buddhism, composed by the 16th Karmapa Rangjung Rigpe Dorje.
Gem Ornament
The Gem Ornament of Manifold Oral Instructions — by Kalu Rinpoche
This book contains fourteen chapters dealing with aspects of the path to enlightenment as explained by His Eminence Kalu Rinpoche. The perspective is Buddhist in general, with teachings from the scriptures of the Theravada, Mahayana, and Vajrayana traditions.
Secret Buddhism
Secret Buddhism - Vajrayana Practices — by Kalu Rinpoche
Essentials of Vajrayana, mantras, empowerments, the Six Yogas of Naropa, Chod, Pure Land, and the six bardos. A history of the Kagyupa and Shangpa Lineages and some explanation of the principles of Tibetan medicine complete this survey of Tibetan Buddhism.
Gently Whispered
Gently Whispered - Oral Teachings — by Kalu Rinpoche
A memorial volume of teachings by one of the greatest lamas of this century, which includes many valuable oral teachings on the nature of the mind, taking refuge, working with the emotions, death and rebirth, meditation, tantra and mahamudra, plus a detailed commentary on the Chenrezig sadhana.
Mahamudra Preliminaries
The Preliminaries of Mahamudra as Daily Practice — by Khenpo Karsang Tenzin
The Four Preliminaries are regarded as an indispensable for the Preliminary practice of Mahamudra. Therefore this CD is to assist the Vajrayana practitioners who cannot read Tibetan but would like to engage in the practice of the Preliminaries.
Phowa Commentary
Phowa Commentary - Instructions for the Practice of Consciousness Transference as Revealed by Rigdzin Longsal Nyingpo — by Chagdud Khadro
This book describes the dying process, and includes practical advice.
Luminous Mind
Luminous Mind - The Way of the Buddha — by Kalu Rinpoche
Remarkable compilation of the oral and written teachings of the late Kalu Rinpoche. Immediate and timeless.
Medicine Buddha Teachings
Medicine Buddha Teachings — by Thrangu Rinpoche
This book presents the Medicine Buddha practice which is used for healing physcial and mental problems and gives a very detailed commentary on how to do this practice. Anyone engaged in any Vajrayana practice will find this teaching extremely useful.
Foundation of Buddhist Meditation
Foundation of Buddhist Meditation — by Ven. Kalu Rinpoche
This work outlines the basic meditation practices common to all seers of Tibetan Buddhism. It gives concise explanation of the Buddhist path leading to the supreme goal of enlightenment for the welfare of all sentient beings.
Prayer of Three Jewels
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I'm sorry that I missed my blog last week, but real estate is on fire again and I've been incredibly busy.
This episode was fun to watch because I got to relive the trip to the American River. MJ and I had a mini vacation in the car on the drive up and we had a lot of laughs, but the best part was the secret that I wasn't taking her to the spa. You should have seen her face when she was trying to get back in the car to leave, it was priceless! It was really nice spending time with Golnesa and her family, and I actually thought I'd be able to get them to reconcile, but as you saw, my plan didn't work.
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Teresa Brittain's website (www.brittainbeads.com) is not a working site. Do you have more current info on her? (Playing With Fire at Brittain Beads, March 1, 2007,
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Playing With Fire at Brittain Beads
Teresa Brittain was attending a Shawn Colvin concert in Knoxville when she noticed a woman wearing a familiar necklace. It was missing a bead.
Brittain stopped the woman and said to her, "Excuse me, you've lost a bead from your necklace." The owner explained she had broken it and tried to fix it; she couldn't remember who had made the necklace.
"I did," Brittain said. She took the necklace home, repaired it and mailed it back to the lucky woman.
The Lampworked Method
Not many people can claim to be a bead maker, but Brittain sure can. She has been working full time at her craft for about 10 years, fashioning her glass beads into jewelry in her home studio in Oak Ridge.
Brittain uses what is called the lampworked method, working with rods of different colors of glass, some opaque, some transparent. She melts the glass over an oxygen propane torch. All of the designs and patterns on the beads are made with other colors of glass, powdered glass or maybe gold leaf.
"Each bead is made, start to finish, over the torch," she says. "No molds, no forms. All are done freehand."
How Brittain's Bead-Making Began
Brittain started making jewelry with store-bought supplies in college. In November 1995 she took her first weekend bead-making class and was "hooked."
"I thought it was the best thing I'd ever done in my life," she says.
At the end of the class, she bought glass, a torch and safety glasses. She went home and told her husband she was going to be a glass bead maker.
Where to Find Brittain Beads
Years later, Brittain's bead-making has found success. She exhibits at eight craft shows a year in North Carolina and Tennessee. About 25 galleries now carry her work, including the Appalachian Center for Craft in Smithville, Helios Art Glass Work in Nashville and Thompson Jewelers in Tullahoma. She also teaches classes and sells online.
Making beads isn't difficult, she says, but making symmetrical beads is.
Yes, it is intricate and sometimes painstaking work. But she says she loves playing with hot glass, "seeing how colors interact with each other, the motion of the glass, the fluidity of it.
"Every week I make different beads. Some of the beads I've made, I know how they're going to turn out, some of them I don't, and that's a lot of fun."
Either way, "It's instant gratification."
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Teresa Brittain's website (www.brittainbeads.com) is not a working site. Do you have more current info on her? (Playing With Fire at Brittain Beads, March 1, 2007,
Teresa Brittain no longer has her website up, I am going to try to find some updated contact information for her and get back to you. Thanks for catching that!
Blair Thomas
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I too am interested in seeing and buying some of her beads. Could you also let me know how to contact her? Thx
We've not been able to find any current contact information for Teresa. I'll update this when I do come across it.
Thanks for reading!
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Itook a few lamp work classes a few years back. I would appreciate a link to todays lamp work classes. Im retired and want to travel to take classed from some of the best . Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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"CSI: Cyber" — seen it all before
Patricia Arquette, who recently won an Oscar for her performance in "Boyhood," is now saddled with one of those law enforcement TV roles that requires tension-building in a conservative business suit: either staring at a video monitor looking concerned, talking on a cellphone looking concerned, or hustling in the field while wearing an FBI bullet-proof vest, looking extra concerned.
In "CSI: Cyber" premiering March 4 on CBS (9 p.m. locally on KCNC), she plays Special Agent Avery Ryan, a tough woman whose life and career were disrupted by a hacker some years ago, now in charge of chasing cyber criminals. The first case concerns kidnappings via baby monitor technology and she's concerned! Always thinking one step ahead, magically able to connect theoretical dots, surrounded by talented people who likewise thrill to solving puzzles and outwitting bad guys. Always just another "CSI" spinoff.
Obviously the "CSI" brand is terrifically successful and cloning another version, laden with computer lingo and big data, is probably a smart move. With James Van der Beek (Dawson!) doing the macho running, diving, throwing work, and Peter MacNicol doing his worry-wart thing, Arquette is free to stare into the middle distance, mulling.
As Avery (Arquette) announces at the end of the first hour, upon closing a case, she likes to go somewhere special to think, and soulfully stare, pondering her personal hacking case that will thread through the episodes. It's all too familiar — and a waste of an Academy Award winner.


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If your business is like most, it has many assets, including physical assets, liquid assets, human capital, and more. But one asset that many business owners often overlook is reputation. Your company's reputation can have a very large impact on sales and longevity, and in today's digital world, it can be very easy to lose control over your business' reputation. A seemingly small complaint can turn into a big deal if it goes viral, and with digital media reporting these days, news of an injured customer can spread across the world within an hour.
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Because people communicate so quickly and widely on the Internet, it would be a good idea to put in place a dedicated reputation management team. This team would be tasked with monitoring social media posts and search engine results to ensure that no negative information is being spread. This team would also be responsible for mitigating damages if negative information is found.
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As I wanted to hear Curtis Fuller's Blues-ette but, in the midst of moving from Brighton to Amsterdam, did not have my turntable set up, I decided to use Youtube's video database as an audio resource. It was Haruki Murakami who got me hooked on when I was reading After Dark… now I was curious to find out what would happen if I'd include his name in Youtube's search field together with Fuller's.
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Recently I read Rules of Civility by Amor Towles. A great debut situated in New York with loads of references to the classics, beautiful 30's tunes, with plenty of martini's and horrible blurbs on the pretty cover.
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A.J. Hall is resident in Greater Manchester, which was once, before the infamous depredations of the 1974 Local Government Acts, rightfully part of the County Palatine of Lancashire.
Hall was educated at one of the older Universities of this kingdom, and encountered sufficient like-minded nutters there to use as case-studies so as to argue convincingly against compulsory committal ever since (though luck on this point may be starting to run out). Other fanfics include Ships That Pass (available on-line at www.thedarkarts.org ) in the HP fandom.
Besides writing, Hall's hobbies include sailing obsessively around the Irish Sea and Western Scotland, drinking and arguing about trivialities endlessly in various on-line forums.
Hall's most significant SF fandom moment was possibly meeting Terry Pratchett in the kitchen at a party in West Croydon in the late 1980s, though it is fair to say that a friend who was also at the party recalls the host telling her that Terry Pratchett had been unavoidably prevented from attending.


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News Update: Holocaust Site Desecration in Lithuania
WASHINGTON, D.C. July 28, 2016
TO: NCSEJ Leadership and Interested Parties
FROM: Mark B. Levin, Executive Vice-Chairman & CEO
Lesley Weiss, Deputy Director
NCSEJ learned this week about the possible desecration and misuse of a Holocaust site in Kaunas, Lithuania.
The controversy concerns the use of the Seventh Fort, the site of a World War II-era massacre, as a venue for weddings, summer camps, and other festive activities (see
In early July 1941, thousands of Jews were transferred to locations outside of Kaunas, including to the Seventh Fort. Nazi mobile killing units and their Lithuanian auxiliaries murdered thousands of Jews at such forts in Lithuania. Close to 5,000 were murdered at the Seventh Fort, and buried in a mass grave.
In 2009, the Lithuanian State Property Fund sold the Seventh Fort complex. The complex is now run by the "Military Heritage Center," a private business which advertises itself as a museum.
The Center does present educational programs on the Fort's military history, including information about its use as a concentration camp in World War II and the massacre of Jews by the Nazis and local collaborators.
The Jewish community of Lithuania has issued a statement (see
) detailing its efforts to prevent the desecration of Holocaust-era massacre sites, and its role in reburying human remains found during the owner's cleanup of the mass grave at the Seventh Fort.
NCSEJ has consulted with the State Department about the reports of desecration. We have also contacted the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, of which Lithuania is a member. The IHRA will follow up with the Lithuanian government.
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After watching the presidential elections and the preceding campaigns a few months ago, I was struck with the vehemence in which people fought for their particular issues and agendas. Nearly every group and individual seemed willing to throw aside basic manners, let alone Godly virtue, in order to promote their beliefs about society and our government. As Catholics we are often reminded to vote according to our conscience which often leads to a striking limitation when investigating politicians and policies. This approach is often criticized and ridiculed as narrow-minded and naive. I've heard things like, "Sure abortion is wrong, but it's just one issue." Or, "what harm is it to me if gay marriage is legalized, it's the economy that affects my life."
Those statements or similar ideas reveal two problematic trends. 1) People refuse or don't understand voting according to their conscience because their conscience is not formed according to the truth of Christ and that transformation is only possible through conversion. 2) Even converts fail to recognize conversion necessarily involves working towards the conversion of society.
Here's what the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC) has to say about these two issues: "Conscience must be informed and moral judgement enlightened… it formulates its judgements according to reason, in conformity with the true good willed by the wisdom of the Creator." (1783) "In formation of conscience the Word of God is the light for our path…we are assisted by the gifts of the Holy Spirit, aided by the witness or advice of others and guided by the authoritative teaching of the Church." (1785)
The CCC affirms the necessity of a well-formed conscience that is taught by the structures Christ established and is enlivened through a life with Christ. Once we accept this premise of needing a conscience grounded in Christ we must then participate in the promotion of the values and virtues we know to be true. This proclamation has the conversion of society as its end not only for the individuals who need to hear the Gospel but for the protection and strengthening of our own spiritual lives. This next quote gets at the heart (no pun intended) of what I'm trying to say.
"It is necessary, then to appeal to the spiritual and moral capacities of the human person and to the permanent need for his inner conversion, so as to obtain social changes that will really serve him. The acknowledged priority of the conversion of heart in no way eliminates but on the contrary imposes the obligation of bringing the appropriate remedies to institutions and living conditions when they are inducement to sin, so that they conform to the norms of justice and advance good rather than hinder it." (CCC, 1888)
Our own conversion is strengthened and supported when the society we live in promotes true Godly virtues and values. Part of the reason for making disciples involves the promotion of a societal environment that appreciates the norms of Christian living. This in part is why we must vote according to our consciences; consciences formed by the truth of Christ. Hopefully as we move forward and more elections and policies arise we continue to recognize the need for life and participation in a society (CCC 1891) while remembering our responsibility to promote the Gospel of Christ. I'll leave you with one more quote from the CCC, #1896: "Where sin has perverted the social climate, it is necessary to call for the conversion of hearts and appeal to the grace of God. Charity urges just reforms. There is no solution to the social question apart from the Gospel." (Emphasis added)


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Pardon my hiatus from my blog. On top of an amazing and busy school year, my husband and I just welcomed our little girl Lucy in early June. Lucy's library of board books and picture books is off to an incredible start. In large part due to the generous gifts of friends and family. Not to mention on my last day of school, prior to my maternity leave, my class parents and students coordinated the most thoughtful gift, each student brought in their favorite book with a dedication to Lucy!
I've enjoyed reading all of these books to our little one, but then I started to wonder, are there any books out there for dads to read to their babies? Good news! I found some great ones and am excited to share them in this post.
Your Baby's First Word Will Be Dada by Jimmy Fallon is a hilarious book about different members of the animal kingdom on a quest to have their respective child's first word be "dada." The look on the father rabbit's face (below) reveals the struggle they face in the process, but rest assured… there is a happy ending!
Daddy Hugs by Karen Katz is an adorable counting to ten board book that highlights the simple yet meaningful interactions between a father and his baby. This book can be read as a going to bed story. It can also be an interactive read aloud where dad and baby act out what is happening on each page, for example "Two teeny, tiny finger hugs."
For an slightly older child and dad, I recommend My Dad Thinks He's Funny by Katrina Germein. This is a great story about a goofy dad who's actions, though he may make his son (and the reader) roll his eyes, are filled with love. The child, though he may roll his eyes, loves and admires his father!


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Hassan Allouche's stocky frame might carry a cape with considerable dignity, but sadly he has no superhero outfit - instead, the moustachioed middle-aged man holds court daily in a café drinking tea and smoking.
He helps his clients, largely from the city's immigrant community, to calm down and understand each other - and abide by German law. Allouche claims a 99-percent success rate in solving disputes, a figure supported by the obvious respect he commands in those around him.
"I explain to people that they have to respect German rules," he said, sitting down straight after a session reconciling two families caught in an ongoing row.
The group of men who had pulled up chairs beside him in the café nodded. All admitted unashamedly that they had called on him for help in the past. "He is our grandfather," said one.
"People call on me because the police come too late," he said. By the time the authorities do arrive, Allouche has often calmed a situation down, leaving the police to tackle any legal fall-out.
This means that the Berlin cops tend to accept Allouche, he said. "I have a good relationship with the police in general but some are against me, as they think I operate outside the law," he said.
'I have stopped massacres'
Mediation is in Allouche's blood. He is the current bearer of the Friedenstifter - Peacemaker - title that his father and grandfather held before him. His brother was also involved in settling arguments, and was killed as a result.
Allouche has been at it nearly every day for 30 years, called by largely immigrant families to settle disputes over such diverse subjects as money, children and work - as well as sometimes trickier things like marriages.
The arguments are often on the brink of tumbling out of control and into violence, which is when he acts to defuse the situation. Sometimes he is not called until things are already out of hand.
Once time he arrived at a flat and knives were not only out, but being wielded, he said. Nonetheless he managed to stop anything too serious happening. "I have stopped massacres," he said.
On the day we met, his assignation had been less dramatic. A bad look exchanged between members of two families had escalated and violence was in the air - something he had managed to avoid, sending the families away as friends.
His normal approach is to talk with each rowing party separately to hear both sides of the argument before bringing them together.
While "always trying to help" is Allouche's life-calling, there are some areas in which he refuses to tread. "When I am asked to help with problems that have arisen from terrorism, weapon deals, or money laundering, I refuse."
There have been, of course, incidents in which Allouche hasn't been able to help. Particularly memorable was the murder of a 30-year-old woman by her mentally-ill husband in June 2012.
"She spoke to the police twice before she was murdered but they couldn't do anything," he said. "I wouldn't have left her alone."
'Nothing to do with religion'
He has sometimes had young couples whose parents object to their relationships stay at his house while he talks with the parents.
When this is mentioned it provokes a broad grin from a man in his thirties sitting nearby. He said he and his now wife were taken in by Allouche after his parents threw him out. The "Peacemaker" let them stay until he'd smoothed relations between the young lovers' families. "And now we've got five kids," said the man.
Although many of Allouche's mediation clients are from Muslim communities, he said what he did was not rooted in religion.
"My work is nothing to do with religion. Religion, skin colour, none of it matters," he said. And although he said he was only very rarely approached for help by Germans, he has leant his services to Albanians, Italians, Poles, and Russians.
The father-of-five's work extends into community outreach, giving lessons to the city's young men in how to behave with honour and without strife - he works with up to 30 youngsters a week talking about how to function in Germany.
Allouche, who would only admit to being between 50 and 70, was born in Lebanon to a Palestinian family and has been here for decades.
His brother moved over to Berlin too and followed the family "Peacemaker" business until he was shot in the back of the head in 2000 during an argument in Neukölln. "He got in the middle of a problem that couldn't be solved," said Allouche.
"I never get scared, though," he added, joking that fear was not a word in his vocabulary. If, like his brother, he were to be killed he "would die for Germany, the country where I live and where I work to bring peace."
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A Guide to Selling with Children in the House
Selling a home can be challenging. There are so many things to consider. Between scheduling last minute showings and keeping your house in "staged-perfect condition" at all times, the stress can be overwhelming. Now toss in a kid…or two…or three. Summer is almost here and that means kids won't be in school, which makes keeping your home in pristine, "show-ready" shape is all the more difficult. So, how do you cope with it all? First, take a deep, cleansing breath. Now…follow the advice of people who have been there, done that. You CAN do this!
- Make packing and moving an adventure! Once your house is on the market you know you are going to be preparing for a move eventually, so start right away. Give your children little projects to complete to keep them busy and to make them feel like they are part of the process. You would be amazed at how much help they can be if given the chance.
- Have a "go-and-show" plan. You want to take every opportunity possible to show your house, so prepare and be ready to head out the door if you get that last-minute call from your Realtor. Have a list of "things to do" in mind so that you aren't just killing time while you wait.
- Remember that less is more. One of the jobs you can give to your children is to choose the toys and other items that are most special to them to keep in their rooms while preparing to move. The rest should be packed and stored out of the way. Remember that visitors will likely look in closets and open drawers, so make sure you have smart storage solutions. 25 Super Smart Storage Ideas That Will Organize Your Entire House
- Don't forget to flush! We all know that children, especially younger ones, can be a little absent minded when it comes to their toileting habits. Assign someone to be in charge of checking all the bathrooms prior to leaving the house just to be sure everything has been flushed away!
- Do a sniff test. Let's face it…kids can stink sometimes. Summertime is a prime time for sweaty, smelly children who might not be as concerned with personal hygiene as they should be. The odors emanating from them are NOT the first impression you want to make on potential buyers. So be hyper aware of how your home, and especially their rooms, smells.
- Stay neutral. If you have decorated your little ones' rooms with bright colors and specific themes, you may want to change it up to appeal to buyers. Remember that they want to be able to picture the house as their own, and that is easier to do with rooms that have neutral colors and simple décor. The Best Paint Colors for Painting a House in 2019
- Relax. I know…easier said than done. But your house does not have to be perfect every second. Try to keep up with clutter and cleanliness a little each day so that you don't become overwhelmed when you find out someone is coming to see your house. And remember to let your children help!
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When mental health speaker and Amazon bestselling author Jeff Yalden recorded Day Nine of his "Attitude of Gratitude" series for The BOOM Podcast, he was in Phoenix, Arizona, for what was to be a grueling series of talks – and his voice was showing signs of strain.
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Jeff's program agreement for the two schools in Phoenix listed two school assemblies, but when he arrived, he was astounded to discover that he was to do two assemblies at each school.
"What? I'm speaking four times in one day? No, man – I don't do that," he said.
But he has worked for 25 years with teenagers, parents and mental health professionals – and he wasn't about to let a situation like this get to him.
"What was I going to do – argue the program agreement when I am already out here in Phoenix? The bottom line is that I just had to go with it – and you know what? I went with it," he said.
Last year, Jeff wouldn't have been able to do this – but since he had taken major steps to get control of his health and physical well-being, including weight-loss surgery, a healthy diet and regular exercise, he was able to push through the four assemblies with no trouble.
"I'm feeling good, but I'll tell you, one thing that is hurting [is] my voice. But sometimes you've just got to suck it up and do what you've got to do – and remember: Lose your ego, open your heart and do the little things that other people aren't willing to do."
Do these three things to help improve your health and your performance:
- Get your sleep.
- Get Proper Nutrition
- Get Involved.
Today was an awesome day, although my voice is hurting."
Better health, better performance.
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Microsoft Rewards Security Innovators with Over $250,000 in BlueHat Prizes
At the 2011 Black Hat conference Microsoft announced the BlueHat Prize, a contest designed to "motivate development of innovative solutions intended to address serious computer security threats." Entrants had months to prepare and submit their research; the judges narrowed those down to three nominees. Last night at a packed "Researcher Appreciation Party" Microsoft announced the results.
All three of the nominees devised techniques for dealing with the insidious problem of ROP (Return Oriented Programming). ROP is a tough concept to explain. Malware writers know they'll encounter resistance if they try to insert malicious code into a computer that's protected by an antivirus. So instead of sending their own code, they find bits and pieces of existing code that they can assemble into a threat. No code enters the victim system, just a list of addresses, so it's hard to detect.
The winner, Vasillis Pappas, took home $200,000. His submission, called kBouncer, is "an efficient and fully transparent ROP mitigation technique." Many speculated that Ivan Fratric would win, because his ROPGuard technology has already been incorporated into a Microsoft security tool. Fratric took the second prize of $50,000. The third place winner was promised a Universal subscription to the Microsoft Developer's Network, valued at $10,000. Jared DeMott was surprised to also receive a $10,000 check for his idea, which "lowers the effect of address space disclosures and mitigates known ROP exploits."
All three winners hail from academia. Pappas is a PhD student at Columbia University, Fratric is a researcher at the University of Zagreb, and DeMott teaches application security.
This being Las Vegas, the announcement was heralded by a veritable downpour of confetti and flashing lights. After the big announcement, attendees went back to enjoying Microsoft's appreciation and attempting to discuss security topics over the pounding music.
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This gift includes a personalized and specially wrapped Curious George's Box of Books. For each purchase of a book, Tiny Bee makes a book donation to your school library of choice.
By: H.A. Rey
Curious George is one of the most beloved of all children's book characters. The set includes Curious George's Opposites, Curious George's 1 to 10 and Back Again, Curious George's ABCs Read from A to Z, and Curious George's Are You Curious?


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This is definitly my favourite of the Rescue Team games. Adding a rescue dog in gives it something extra the others don't have. It's also not as easy as many game to get the best score on the first try, so there will definitely be a second play-through in my future :)
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There's nothing better than a homemade gift on Valentine's Day – except a homemade chocolate gift! These vegan chocolate truffles are deliciously decadent and really easy to make.
They use coconut milk making them dairy free and Splenda sugar alternative so they are low in sugar. I worked with Splenda last year and was amazed how easy it is to substitute in recipes and you really can't taste the difference.
If you want to make it extra special for your Valentine this evening, serve your truffles with my healthy cinnamon hot chocolate and cozy up by the fire together.
You can never have too much chocolate on the day of love (especially when it's healthy!).
- 3 tablespoons of sunflower oil
- 3 tbsp of coconut milk
- 55g dairy-free chocolate
- 5½ tbsp SPLENDA® Granulated
- 140g fine coconut
- Melt oil, coconut milk and chocolate in a saucepan.
- Add the SPLENDA® Granulated and coconut.
- Roll into balls and leave to set in fridge.
- Cover with chocolate and set. Then refrigerate again until chocolate covering has set firm.
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Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt's "The Sixth Gun" #28 is the penultimate chapter of "Winter Wolves," a story that's plunged main characters Becky and Drake into the Wendigo's endless winter even as Gord, Kirby and Asher search for the duo while being pursued by the Sword of Abraham. In many ways this issue is a great example of why "The Sixth Gun" as a whole works so well, with tense plotting and clever ideas abounding.
Bunn and Hurtt have created a startlingly vivid atmosphere for the endless winter that Becky and Drake's half of the issue takes place within. The visuals alone are impressive; Hurtt and colorist Bill Crabtree use a palette consisting of icy blues, whites and purples, so that you can almost feel the cold leeching off of the page as Becky runs through fallen icicles and large snow drifts. A chase set in the snow is great, in part because Bunn uses the obstacles that would naturally exist, and in part because that stark wilderness gives Becky nowhere to hide. And with Drake having surrendered himself to the Wendigo last month, the menace is that much stronger as he crashes after Becky, because no matter who wins the other character is losing. It's a smart way to keep "The Sixth Gun" tense, twenty-eight issues into the series.
Bunn is smart, though, in that he cuts back and forth between the winter storyline and the other characters out in the real world. It would be easy to just have them wandering and looking for Becky and Drake, but Bunn has given them their own troubles and such as well. That's what helps elevate this issue from good to great; the inventive ways that the trio fights off the Sword of Abraham keep the adrenaline level high, and Hurtt can draw a mummy hurling a flaming cart across a bridge with just as much excitement as he could the more traditional scenes.
Ultimately, "The Sixth Gun" #28 is great because everything ties together so perfectly. Each character has an important role to play; the real-world section helps bring the winter-world portion to a conclusion, and with one half missing "The Sixth Gun" #28 wouldn't have been quite as interesting. But then again, that's one of the hallmarks of "The Sixth Gun" as a whole. It's full of big, crazy ideas that snap together with no warning and end up creating a world that is enthralling and inviting as it is dangerous. Even though "Winter Wolves" still has one more chapter next month (serving as epilogue), "The Sixth Gun" #28 is a thrilling conclusion to this storyline, delving as it does into its own mythology of the supernatural and horrific.
It's no small wonder that the option to turn "The Sixth Gun" into a television series just got a pilot order; there's enough ideas packed into just the comic alone to fuel multiple years' worth of episodes. "The Sixth Gun" #28 is a great example of just that; brilliant ideas, fun plot twists and some beautiful art. Once again, Bunn and Hurtt have put together a fantastic comic. If you aren't reading "The Sixth Gun," you don't know what a good time you're missing.


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John Zuinglius Anderson
|Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
from California's 8th district
January 3, 1939 - January 3, 1953
|John J. McGrath
|George Paul Miller
|Personal details
|March 22, 1904
Oakland, California
|February 9, 1981 (aged 76)
Hollister, California
|Political party
|Republican Party
John Zuinglius Anderson (March 22, 1904 - February 9, 1981) was a U.S. Representative from California.
Born in Oakland, California, Anderson moved with his parents to Santa Cruz, California, the same year, and to San Jose, California, in 1913, attended the public schools. He was graduated from San Jose High School in 1923. He moved to San Juan Bautista, California, in 1925 and engaged in agricultural pursuits and fruit growing.
Anderson was elected as a Republican to the Seventy-sixth and to the six succeeding Congresses (January 3, 1939 - January 3, 1953). He was a strong supporter of forcing Japanese-American citizens from the Pacific Coast states during World War II, stating in 1945: "As a member of the California congressional delegation I have consistently opposed the return of the Japanese-Americans to the Pacific coast while the war against Japan in the Pacific is in progress. I was one of those who as early as Dec. 8, 1941, advocated the immediate removal of all persons of Japanese descent from restricted and prohibited areas in California, Oregon and Washington."[1]
He was not a candidate for renomination in 1952. He served as member of board of directors of Bank of America. He served as president of California Canning Pear Association and Pacific States Canning Pear Association. With Department of Agriculture in 1954 and 1955. Administrative assistant to President Eisenhower from December 15, 1956, to January 20, 1961. He served as member of staff of Veterans' Affairs Committee, House of Representatives until June 30, 1962. He retired. Resided in Hollister, California, where he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound February 9, 1981. Cremated. Ashes scattered at the top of Sonora Pass, Sierra Nevada Mountains.
|U.S. House of Representatives
|Preceded by
John J. McGrath
| Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
from California's 8th congressional district
|Succeeded by
George P. Miller
This article incorporates public domain material from the Biographical Directory of the United States Congress website http://bioguide.congress.gov.