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Sorry I'm a little late with Day 4′s menu, life got in the way a little over the weekend, as it often does for us all! I also forgot to mention last time, this menu was developed by my son Matt, who happens to be a trained professional chef of some 10 years experience, so you know you're in good hands. So without further ado I'll crack on with today's menu. Today we'll do a recipe for 2 portions, but the calorie count will be per portion. This is a great easy meal to share with somebody special, even whilst you're doing your Clean 9. This dish is best cooked in a slow cooker for 2 hours, or in an oven proof casserole at 160℃ for an hour. Either way you'll need to preheat your oven to 160℃ for the potatoes.
Chicken Chasseur with Garlic Roasted Potatoes
Ingredients for 2
- 2 x Chicken Thigh (skin on) [153 calories (cooked)]
- 200g Chestnut Mushrooms (washed & whole) [20 calories]
- 2 Onions (sliced) [50 calories (fried)]
- 2 tablespoons Tomato Puree [28 calories]
- 4 Quartered Fresh Tomatoes [50 calories]
- 250g New Potatoes [95 calories]
- 200g Fresh Gazpacho [60 calories]
- 1 Knorr Chicken Stock Pot (made up with 250ml boiling water) [25 calories]
- 2 cloves of Garlic (chopped roughly) [8 calories]
- Half tablespoon Olive Oil [60 calories]
524 Calories (+ 60-80 for today's fruit salad)
Today's Basket Cost: £6.69 (using plenty of yesterday's left over ingredients!)
Preparation (15 minutes)
- Heat a frying pan over a medium heat and add the Olive Oil
- Place the whole New Potatoes in a sauce pan with some salted water and bring to the boil, cook for 15 minutes or until just under cooked in the middle.
- Season the Chicken Thighs with a little Salt & Pepper and sauté in the oil till golden brown, starting skin side down, and turning after around 5-8 minutes. Remove from the pan and set aside. (These will drip, so use some kitchen roll or a dish to stop it going all over the work surface!)
- Drain your New Potatoes & set aside to cool
- Throw in the Onions and 1 clove's worth of Garlic, turn up the heat a little and cook till soft and golden, add a pinch of salt. (It helps to stop the onions colouring any further)
- Throw in your mushrooms and sweat till softened and slightly coloured (that's right, whole mushrooms!)
- Add your Tomato Puree and stir for 1 minute
- Add your chicken stock & Gazpacho to the mix, then add in your Chicken. Now place in a slow cooker (2 hours) if using, or in your casserole dish in the oven at 160℃ (1 hour)
- When 25 minutes of cooking time remains, skim the fat from the top of the Chicken Chasseur and use to coat the New Potatoes in a roasting dish, add in the last chopped clove of Garlic and place in the oven, cook till brownall over (may require frequent shaking to ensure even colour!)
How's that for a simple meal, it's only 9 steps and 10 ingredients. You may have noticed Matt's worked to keep the cost down, the overall cost for 7 days worth of gourmet healthy eating shouldn't be more than £8 per day!
I hope you enjoy today's recipe


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Baby Hand and Feet Tiles
An delightful permanent artwork created by your child's hands and feet.
So tactile and immediate, an heirloom to keep or to give to your family as an extra special gift. The first thing you'll want to do is place your own hand into the impression of these tiny fingers and toes and feel just how small they are.
Baby Sam enjoys getting his hands into the clay!
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Before Nancy Hafkin came along, Internet in Africa hardly existed.
From the late 1980s until 2000, Hafkin worked for the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA), the branch of the United Nations focused on economic development in all countries in Africa. While working in Ethiopia, Hafkin began to notice that information was largely inaccessible on the continent. She decided to tackle that problem by launching the Pan African Development Information System.
"All the countries of the continent were supplying information to databases and we wanted people to access all the information stored in them," says Hafkin. "At that time there was not a single public library in Ethiopia."
The databases were set up to exchange data through low-orbit satellites, but at the time the satellites didn't exist. If someone wanted to share the data, they had to fax it or send it through the mail. One particularly slow exchange of information from Ethiopia to Niger took nine years, Hafkin mentions in her Internet Hall of Fame induction speech. The painfully slow exchange of data pushed Hakfin, and her team to get a digital network set up in Africa.
Hakfin began to establish an Internet communication infrastructure in Africa by building email...
Kilnam Chon brought the internet to Asia. And you'd have to say the move was successful.
In South Korea — where Chon led a research team that installed the first two nodes on Asia's first internet protocol network — broadband connections are used in over 95 percent of households, a figure that eclipses every other country on earth. Singapore, Taiwan, and Hong Kong aren't far behind, and all cast a shadow over the US, where broadband reaches about 60 percent of our homes.
Chon is also the founding father of multiple organizations that still drive the Asian internet — including the Asia Pacific Networking Group and Asia Pacific Top Level Domain Name Forum — and earlier this year, in recognition of his role in bringing the continent online, he was inducted into the inaugural class of the Internet Society's (ISOC) Internet Hall of Fame, alongside such as names as Vint Cerf,...
Before GoDaddy and Network Solutions and VeriSign, there was Elizabeth Feinler and the NIC.
From 1972 to 1989, Elizabeth "Jake" Feinler ran the Network Information Center at the Stanford Research Institute in Menlo Park, California — the place that oversaw the use of internet addresses before the arrival of commercial outfits such as GoDaddy and Network Solutions. If you wanted a domain name, you came to Jake.
The NIC was also the place that published the documentation and directories for the internet — well before it was called the internet. The Stanford Research Center, or SRI, was one of the original nodes on the ARPAnet — a network backed by the US Department of Defense that connected various research centers across the country — and in building the NIC and running it for 17 years, Feinler was among a small group of researchers who bootstrapped this government network into something that would one day connect one third of the world's population.
Earlier this year, Elizabeth Feinler was inducted into the inaugural class of the...
Sir Tim Berners-Lee is the reason you're reading this story in a web browser, complete with hypertext and an internet address that looks like this: http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2012/06/sir-tim-berners-lee/. But you weren't supposed to see the address.
In building the first web browser at Switzerland's CERN nuclear research lab in the early '90s, the English-born Berners-Lee designed a system where only the technicians behind the scenes would see addresses. The ordinary web user would only see text and hypertext, jumping from page to page without ever typing on a keyboard.
"On the initial design of the web, you didn't see the http:// when you were a user. You just read text and you clicked on links," Berners-Lee tells Wired. "In the original web browser, you had to bring up a special link inspector to see addresses. That's why I wasn't worried about http:// being ugly. No one would really see it."
As the web grew, this particular vision was lost — at least in part. But you'd have to say that the web still exceeded expectations. In 2010, according to the International Telecommunication Union, close to a third of the world's population was using the web, and after beginning life as a means of merely sharing text, it has evolved into a medium that shares everything...
All Van Jacobson wanted to do was upload a few documents to the internet. Unfortunately, it was 1985.
The internet wasn't yet called the internet. It was called the ARPAnet, and it had only recently been upgraded to the TCP/IP protocol that still underpins the internet today. Jacobson was teaching a computer science course at the University of California at Berkeley, and all he wanted to do was upload some class materials to Berkeley's computers so his students could read them. But the internet wasn't really working. The network throughput was about a bit per second. In other words, it was slow as molasses.
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For the next six months, Jacobson — together with Mike Karels, who oversaw Berkeley's BSD UNIX operating system — worked to solve this internet traffic jam, and the result was an update to TCP that is widely hailed as averting an internet meltdown in the late 80s and early 90s. The soft-spoken Jacobson doesn't see it that way, but his pioneering work with the internet's underlying protocols recently earned him a spot in the inaugural class of the Internet Society's (ISOC) Internet Hall of Fame, alongside such as names as Vint Cerf, Steve Crocker, and Tim Berners-Lee.
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Killer whales off the coast of Monterey Bay have reportedly chalked up their fourth kill since last Thursday after separating a helpless gray whale calf from its mother.
Scientists called the killing spree in the area "unprecedented." In the case of the gray whale calf, sightseers on a whale watching tour had front-row seats during the hunt. The San Francisco Chronicle reported that whale watchers have been able to see, firsthand, hunts that are usually only seen in productions.
"This has never happened in my thirty years," Nancy Black, a marine biologist with Monterey Bay Whale Watch, told The Chronicle. "Just to witness that out in nature when you usually see that kind of thing on television is really spectacular."
Monterey Bay historically is a favorite spot for orcas to intercept migrating gray whales.
The most recent killing occurred on Wednesday. Although it usually takes hours for killer whales to kill a grey whale calf—due in part to the fact that these calfs' mothers usually give a valiant effort to protect their young, using their massive tails to strike at the orcas and– at times — roll over with the calf on their bellies—the killing on Wednesday took only 20 minutes.
Black told the paper that the mother and calf in this case appeared to be thinner than usual, hence may have given up a lesser fight. She said it may be a record how fast the pod of nine whales killed the calf.
Young orcas swam nearby to observe how the females approach the kill.
"Mothers and calves are last to migrate because they stay in Mexico longer so their calves can grow up and gain weight before they make that long migration," Black told the paper.
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Little Black Dress season is upon us again! Hands up if you are going to a Christmas party this year? A study commissioned by Clothes Show Live revealed that the average British woman spends a staggering 312 hours getting ready for the office Christmas party! The research showed that the festive occasion is the most important event in the female social calendar, ahead of friends' weddings, dates and even New Year's Eve parties.
The study showed that on average we will spend 72 hours shopping for an outfit and accessories, 96 hours getting in shape and 23 hours beautifying ourselves. The other hours are made up of taking advice from friends, looking through magazines, hair styling, makeup, exfoliating, waxing, moisturising and tanning. At Lavender and Stone, we'd like to help you with the beauty bit and share some tips about getting glamorous for your Christmas party!
Smoother Skin
Don't let lumps or bumps or put you off wearing your party frock – there's still time to streamline your silhouette without hitting the gym (although of course any extra time spent in the gym will help!).
Using a body scrub every second day will help you shape up in the shower. As well as stimulating circulation and drainage a good scrub instantly brightens skin and helps party season products such as cellulite cream, fake tan and moisturiser absorb more easily. We also recommend a blast of cold water over the thighs and bottom at the end of a shower to shock and tighten muscles for a firmer appearance.
We offer an amazing CACI treatment, the Electro Cellulite Massager to treat sagging skin and fatty deposit on the legs and buttocks. You can book a 30 minute ECM treatment for £35. We particularly recommend this treatment for treating cellulite on the legs and lifting the buttocks.
A Natural Glow
Now is not the time to upset your beauty regime with new and unpredictable products at home. Instead aim for beautiful skin from within. Drinking two litres of water every day will flush out skin-sapping toxins and give you a natural glow. Water drunk at room temperature is thought to balance the chemicals and minerals in the face. Exfoliate but don't go overboard. Once or twice a week is plenty for luminous skin.
Alternatively, get a professional fake tan. We offer tanning treatments at our salons and recommend booking treatments 2 days before the event.
Party Lashes
Make sure your eyelashes are party ready with our LVL treatments. LVL straightens your natural eyelashes at the root, so unlike a traditional lash perm it creates the effect of longer, lifted lashes in just 40 minutes. They'll stay that way for six to eight weeks. The results are immediate, plus the added lash tint creates a mascara-type effect so you are always ready to go.
Beautiful smooth skin is an essential accessory for that party dress but timing is everything. Remember, waxing can cause temporary redness on sensitive skin, so don't leave this until the last minute. We recommend waxing a few days before the party.
Treat your Feet
Many people book a manicure but forget about their feet (especially important if you are wearing party shoes that show your toes). When your feet hurt it shows in your face so treat your tootsies to some TLC in the run-up to a party to keep you on the dance floor for longer. Treat yourself to a pedicure at any of our salons.
With all of that Christmas shopping, card writing and gift wrapping to do, avoid turning up to the party looking exhausted by allowing yourself some "me-time" a few days before the Christmas party. Book in for a relaxing massage at any of our 4 salons.
If you'd like to discuss any aspect of your Christmas party beauty regime, then please don't hesitate to get in touch. We also have a number of great offers to help you countdown to Christmas. Above all, have a fabulous time and enjoy all of the festivities!


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If you work in a healthcare or care environment, it is vital to understand the particular problems posed by people with mental health difficulties, dementia, or learning disabilities.
This course aims to provide the learner with the knowledge of deal with such patients with consideration and dignity.
- Meets training requirements for Statutory Training
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- Complete in 1-2 hours
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If you work in a healthcare or care environment, it is vital to understand the particular problems posed by people with mental health difficulties, dementia, or learning disabilities.
This course aims to provide the learner with the knowledge of deal with such patients with consideration and dignity.
Throughout the course, the learner will undertake challenges to assess their learning so far.
Training outcomes
- Be able to explain the meaning of the terms mental health, dementia, and learning disability.
- Understand the needs and experiences of people with mental health conditions, dementia, or learning disabilities.
- Be able to explain how positive attitudes will improve the care and support affected people receive.
- Be able to describe the social model of disability and how it underpins positive attitudes.
- Understand what adjustments might need to be made to the way care is provided.
- Be able to explain why early detection of mental health needs, dementia or learning disability is important.
- Understand legal frameworks, policy and guidelines relating to mental health conditions, dementia, and learning disabilities.
This course is accredited by CPD. The certificates, awarded upon successful completion, can be used to log your hours against.
The course usually takes between 1-2 hours to complete, depending on the speed of learning. Learners do not have to complete all the training in one session as progress is recorded throughout and the training can be paused and resumed in our learning management system at any time.
Target audience
This course bundle is aimed at anyone working in a role that cares for people with mental health difficulties, suffers from dementia or learning disabilities.
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Test and certificate
Each end of course test consists of 10 multiple choice questions. Learners are required to achieve a 75% pass mark, and, if necessary, may attempt the test six times at no extra cost.
If learners do not achieve the 75% pass mark, further attempts may be given by contacting our support team.
Learners will be able to download a digital certificate on completion of each course. This can be printed, and we suggest you keep it for your records.
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We want you to be completely satisfied with your training. We offer a 30 day, no hassle, no quibble, money-back guarantee if you are not 100% satisfied.
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CMU's Park Library and Clark Historical Library
Park Library and Clarke Historical Library are important resources and a vital part of education at CMU. They are home to our extensive collection of books and periodicals and fund access to a host of databases, all of which you can use free of charge as a CMU student. They house several large collections of literature such as the Betty McDonald collection of children's literature on the 4th floor. They also house one of the Writing Center locations and a team of helpful staff that can show you how to utilize the various resources the library has to offer.
Holly Lewis is in the second year of master's work in children's literature. Her interests and research focus surrounds the depiction of gender and sexuality in YA literature. When not teaching ENG 101 or doing schoolwork, Holly can be found binge watching Criminal Minds, writing picture books, or playing with her daughter, Zoey.
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LMAN has released an update to his PSN PKG decrypt app for PS3 and PSP. The latest update brings batch checking, and deals with issues previously encountered w/ long file names.
1.60:+New Check Option to "Set a Working Dir for PKG files" ( Usefull if the PKG file path is too long and also if the PKG file is on CDDVDBD disc )This will create a Folder named "PKG_DIR" then will copy the PKG file to it, and after the operation is complete the copied PKG file will be deleted.+Batch Check for PSPPS3 game updates ( Drag & Drop a text file "anyfilename.txt" that contains only games title on the Title-ID field or Paste the text file path manually into the Title-ID field, Note that each Title-ID seperated by a NewLine in the text file )Example: ( anyfilename.txt Contains )XXXX#####XXXX#####


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Cunoscute si ca 'run-of-schedule', reclamele TV/radio care se difuzeaza in 'floating time' pot fi programate la discretia postului intr-o perioada stabilita - ex.: o saptamana, o luna. In unele cazuri se pot solicita anumite ore. Acest termen are echivalent in presa scrisa: ROM/ROW(vezi: Run Of Month, Run Of Week).
Also known as run-of-schedule, broadcast commercials booked as floating time can be scheduled any time at the station's discretion within a given time period, eg. a week, a month. In some cases, it is possible to specify or request certain time bands. The broadcast equivalent of print's ROM/ROW (see Run Of Month, Run Of Week).


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Ever since I was a little girl, I have dreamed of wanting to be a writer and be able to other stories. Writing has been a passion of mine since I was about 8 or 9 and that has kept me going for years. Writing has been an outlet for allowing me to escape into whatever world, I'm currently creating. I hope that you will enjoy what I bring to the table.
I am the founder and owner of Moonspinner3 Books, and its many imprints such as Faerie Rose Press and Elderwood Publications. I'm happy that you have you found this site and I hope that it is informative for you.
Besides writing, I also raise llamas and alpacas in Strasbourg, CO. Although, I live in Denver, CO with my family, they are always near and dear to my heart just like my writings.
All works are available on Amazon as ebooks for Amazon's Kindle devices and the Kindle app.
Moonspinner3 Books is the newly created parent company of Faerie Rose Press and Elderwood Publications. Both Faerie Rose Press and Elderwood Publications are both imprints of Moonspinner3 Books. Moonspinner3 Books will be a continuation of the goals, motivations, and vision that has been instilled with Faerie Rose Press from its inception.
Faerie Rose Press was started back in 2017, for the sole purpose of publishing works of fiction in the fantasy genre. In our slogan, where stories are not just for faeries, we mean that fantasy stories are not just about faeries, for they deal with other aspects of the fantasy genre. This is not to say that faeries may not be in our stories, but fantasy is more than just faerie stories. We also want our readers to know that if they enjoy reading about the fair folk then they stories are for them. Faerie Rose Press is an imprint of its newly created parent company, Moonspinner3 Books.
Pink Top Toadstool Productions is an imprint of both Moonspinner3 Books and Faerie Rose Press, for the publication of short stories that fall under the realm of the fantasy genre. We are so pleased to have this division that is just for short stories. Therefore, Faerie Rose Press is for novels written and published under the fantasy genre, and Pink Top Toadstool Productions is for short story publications.
Elderwood Publications is an imprint of Moonspinner3 Books, which is for works of fiction that are not in the fantasy genre. This includes short stories, poetry collections, romance, and any other type of fiction that is not considered fantasy.
River Valley Short Story Productions is an imprint of both Moonspinner3 Books and Elderwood Publications for the publication of short stories that fall under other fiction genres that are not considered fantasy. We are pleased to have this division that is just for short stories. Therefore, Elderwood Publications is for novels written and published under the genres of fiction that are not considered as fantasy, and River Valley Short Story Productions is for short story publications.
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After bad weather warned that all ferries might be cancelled we took our chances! A drive to Tagbileran Port in Bohol, followed by a cancelled ferry and then a delayed ferry to Cebu we were met by our driver Wilson! Wilson then drove us for 3 hours to Maya port. Then we took a very small motor boat to a slightly bigger motor boat! Battled 2 meter waves for the best part of 45 mins. We got soaked, our bags got soaked! Then we took another small motor boat to the island of Malapascua!! It feels like a massive achievement that we have made it here and all to dive with Thresher sharks for 2 days before we make the return journey! Are we crazy? Almost certainly!!
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Churchill Downs hosted the Breeder's Cup at the world-renowned oval in Louisville for the first time since 2011 last Friday and Saturday. Given the track plant's size and annual experience with Derby crowds (which double a Cup's live gate), it was a pleasure to return there with room to roam and no real hassles to be found.
The Cup's purse sizes and corresponding quality of entrants mean the racing is always great. This year's Breeder's Cup was especially exciting because the winner of the Arc four weeks earlier in Paris came all the way here and conquered the BC Turf in impressive fashion.
The four-year-old English filly Enable and her legendary jockey Frankie Dettori ran patiently in striking range for the first two-thirds of the 1.5 mile race. On the final turn before the finish line, she swung wide. Way, way wide. She battled the Irish filly Magical down the middle to outer portion of the course and prevailed by three-quarters of a length. It's the first time in Breeder's Cup history that an Arc winner has come to the states and won a Cup race in the same year. Dettori's insistence that she avoid trouble in the form of congestion had to have a role in the decision to take on so much extra distance on the outer path. Dettori would say after the race he was seeking better, less trampled ground – and that makes sense – but he certainly showed great confidence in Enable by allowing her to run wide.
After the Enable thriller, the day's feature felt less consequential. The Breeder's Cup Classic has a $6 million purse (compared to 4 mil in the Turf) and the field of 14 was pretty balanced. It included six three-year-olds. 2018 triple crown winner Justify is retired now so there wasn't a big name standout or promotion-worthy build-up to the Classic. The five-year-old California-based horse Accelerate was perhaps the top older horse on dirt in the States this year. Leaving from the far outside number 14 gate position, Accelerate benefited from a hot pace and got the job done Saturday in the Classic with a late, steady burst past tired early leaders. Accelerate's win was his sixth of the year, all in top class races.
Both Jeff and I nibbled on the edges of betting success but lost money on the weekend given the lack of longshot success. The longest win price on Cup race winners was just 5.9 to 1 on Saturday and 5.5 to 1 on Friday.
Credit Churchill's track superintendent Jamie Richardson for coming up with suitable dirt and turf surface conditions on Friday and Saturday that had been drenched earlier in the week. The rain gauge at nearby Louisville International Airport recorded 2.49 inches over the 48-hour period ending Thursday night.
We were at the track during a cold, steady rain on Thursday. The dirt had been sealed but was a sloppy mess as we exited Thursday. About 20 hours later – without the benefit of sunshine – the dirt track was listed at good before being upgraded to fast before the fourth race Friday.
The turf was labeled "yielding" all day Friday and then deemed "good" after the BC Turf Sprint on Saturday.
Naysayer horse guys on satellite radio Thursday morning were predicting major defections due to track conditions but in fact Shang Shang Shang (Juvie turf sprint) was the only one to come out for that reason. The lone significant scratch was Shug's Code of Honor from the Juvie dirt race after the colt came down with a fever.
The only controversy of the weekend was action taken by Kentucky's Horse Racing Commission on the Friday morning of Breeder's Cup weekend. A state vet working on behalf of the commission claimed Irish filly Polydream appeared lame in one leg prompting the commission to bar her from the Mile turf race. Her esteemed trainer Freddie Head told the DRF he pleaded with the commission to watch her run on the race course – saying she gains fluidity as she moves quicker. Head blames "offset knees" for the mistaken appearance of lameness. He ripped the commission for not trusting his judgment on the filly's health. Head's long, successful career at the sport's highest levels make me inclined to believe him. Polydream would have been the betting favorite in the Mile turf. Instead, she flew out here from France – spent a week in Kentucky – running beautifully according to observers – only to be denied the chance to participate in the event she came for.
Attendance at the track was announced at 42,249 on Friday and 70,423 on Saturday.
After the races on Thursday, Friday and Saturday we checked out small, independent Louisville brewers. We visited Akasha, Holsopple, Gravely and Mile Wide. None of the four knocked our socks off.
Carsoni got us into the races with tickets he received via his participation in the big handicapping contest and we parked for free both days on Fifth Street just south of Winkler. Our lodging was cheap considering the strong demand for a small selection of hotels. We snared a room at a conveniently located Red Roof Inn for 80 bucks a night with a reservation made a year in advance.
Our breakfasts on both Saturday and Sunday mornings in Louisville were fantastic largely due to our server Mary who was working with a smile at Waffle House (franchise #179) near our hotel.
I flew back to New York on Monday from Nashville via Chicago.
Today, I voted.
I understand much of the country views today's vote as a referendum on the President. That isn't the case, here. All the contested races on my ballot will be won by Democrats by huge margins.
For me, the significant elections of this cycle were staged back in June and September when we conducted separate party primary contests. It was at those two votes that we could decide if we wanted a true-blue Democrat who sits squarely on the left – or a bought-off, play-it-safe Democrat who wants to obsess about Trump. We got some of both.
Whatever the case, all this talk about using today to let off steam about the Trump agenda has prompted some people to get off their hands – and I guess that's good. But those same people should have participated in the primary (when it mattered). They of course also need to get excited about the real referendum on Trump which comes two years from now.
NYC had three city charter revisions on the ballot today, too. None were pushed – or discussed much – until it was almost election day. The charter issues made it a two-page ballot which is unusual. And today, given the 100-percent humidity in the air – it wreaked havoc with the ballot reading machines.
In NYC, we fill circles with a black pen and then personally insert the ballot into the reader machine. All over the city there were reports today of the ballot readers malfunctioning. As I saw it in my polling place, the ballots were not going in crisply because the paper was kind of droopy. There's a long history here of botched performance by election day planners but I must say that I buy the excuse on the humidity.
City council speaker Corey Johnson has called on NYC Board of Elections Executive Director Michael Ryan to resign and Twitter is lit up with people complaining about long lines and distrust over handling of ballots that don't feed the machine. The obvious easy response to all this is early voting which less progressive states have instituted without a problem.
You are gonna have glitches with any big mission staffed by low-paid, twice-a-year temps sitting in a makeshift setting with equipment that gets dusted off a night or two before.
Yes, both suppression – and failure to quickly impose backup responses to election day miscues are critical concerns when it comes to such a precious individual right. Those are different and important discussions.
But the incessant whining and conspiracy stuff you inevitably get about glitches or waiting in line on big election days – before the polls even close – acts as a form of suppression too.


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Today on Oprah, Sarah Jessica Parker gave the world a sneak peak at her new Bitten collection to debut at Steve & Barry's on June 7th. The line consists of wearable basics that ring in at unbelievably low prices so everyone and anyone can get in on the action. Overall, the theme is comfortable, easy-to-wear clothing for work and play. There's a surprising amount of diversity in the line that caters to women of all ages and sizes, a refreshing take on celebrity fashion lines that's far from what we saw from Kate Moss for TopShop.
Mainstays include simple tees and blouses, straight-leg denim, work essentials, dresses, shoes, accessories and some outerwear. This is by no means a trendy collection, which further enforces her push to make this line accessible to all. The best of the bunch (in my humble opinion) are the dresses and this Houndstooth Wool Coat. Some of the separates with more of a metropolitan look to them also stood out.
So, that's my two cents, but what do you think? Here are some pictures from the show. Would you wear these outfits and will you buy from her line? Tell us your thoughts in the comments section below.


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I have just tested these units and it might sound strange that I am just referring you directly to the sellers but these are a safety item that adventure riders and trail bike riders should be carrying. Especially when we used to pay $1000 for two good uhf handheld radios with speaker mic that was 5 watt.
You simply put the handset on the top of your camelback and have the speaker mic sitting on your chest.
These units have some serious range with 8 watts. Buy here from wish.if the link changes please search Baofeng 8 watt radio uv-9r two units
When you buy them they start out as being useless in Australia but here is a guide on how to program them with Australian channels.
You need to first download a free program called chirp here
You then need to import this excel spreadsheet link here.
1. open up chirp programme go to radio.
2. Connect your radio when turned off and then turn it on. There is a usb connector to radio in the box with the unit.
Select Baofeng and the first radio type it brings up will work.
3. On computer hit download from radio then it will come up with a screen with all the channels. your spam filters will ask you to go ahead just say yes.
4. once you have the channels up just select all of them and then delete them.
5. You then go to radio at the top menu again then hit Download from the data source and then select the excel spreadsheet you downloaded onto your computer that I attached above. You then hit open.
6. You should now have all the Australian channels from 1 to 80 on your radio.
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Rutgers splits two matches in Illinois
The weekend started out promising for the Rutgers wrestling team, beating Northwestern handily in Evanston, but things took a turn for the worse during the matchup against Illinois in Champaign.
On Friday, the No. 19 Scarlet Knights (6-6, 2-5) handed the No. 17 Wildcats (8-4, 3-4) their first loss at home, winning by a score of 22-13.
"Anytime you get a win in the Big Ten on the road against a nationally-ranked program, it's big," said head coach Scott Goodale. "I thought we wrestled hard again. We backed up our Penn State effort with another really good effort and we won a lot of close matches, which is important."
Starting things off was No. 1 sophomore 125-pounder Nick Suriano against No. 10 Sebastian Rivera — a rematch of the Midlands Championships title match.
And like at the Midlands, Suriano came away with the win, 4-1.
The rest of the night went as the team would expect, with Rutgers securing five more individual wins from No. 20 fifth-year senior 133-pounder Scott DelVecchio, redshirt freshman 141-pounder Michael Van Brill, No. 17 junior 157-pounder John Van Brill and fifth-year seniors No. 11 165-pounder Richie Lewis and No. 12 184-pounder Nicholas Gravina.
But on Sunday against the No. 14 Fighting Illini (7-3, 6-2), things went south for the Knights right from the get-go.
At the 125 weight class, Suriano was forced to forfeit due to illness — Suriano's first loss of the season — giving Illinois a quick 6-0 advantage.
"Nick developed flu-like symptoms this weekend, forcing us to hold him out of our dual with Illinois," Goodale said, according to Rutgers Wrestling on Twitter. "We'll continue to monitor him moving forward."
After a 3-1 win for DelVecchio over Dylan Duncan made it 6-3, Michael Van Brill couldn't keep the momentum going, falling 10-4 to the Illini's Mike Carr.
For the 149 weight-class, a spot normally locked down by No. 12 fifth-year senior Eleazar DeLuca, freshman Nick Santos took the reigns. Santos almost squeaked by with the win, but was ultimately edged out 3-2 by Eric Barone.
John Van Brill followed that up with an 8-6 loss of his own to an unranked Kyle Langenderfer to make things 15-3, advantage Illinois.
Of the many disappointments on the day, most notably was the absence of Lewis at 165. Lewis was scheduled to wrestle No. 2 Isaiah Martinez, but instead was replaced by sophomore Brett Donner, who went on to lose by technical fall.
"We're kind of hurting, and once we realized Nick wasn't going to wrestle, we decided to rest these guys," Goodale said to NJ Advance Media. "We just felt that's in the best interest going forward to the postseason, to get these guys back to healthy."
Although a 6-2 win for redshirt freshman Joseph Grello at 174 inched Rutgers closer at 20-6, the win proved futile as the damage had already been done.
And like Lewis, his classmate Gravina would not wrestle in his highly-anticipated matchup against No. 6 Emery Parker either. In place of Gravina was sophomore Willie Scott who wrestled well but lost a close one, 4-3.
Fifth-year senior 197-pounder Anthony Messner and senior heavyweight Razohnn Gross finished things off with wins for the Knights, but it was too late, as the Illini came away with the 23-12 win.
Rutgers will now get ready to host No. 18 Minnesota (5-6, 2-4) at the Rutgers Athletic Center (RAC) on Friday at 7 p.m. — the team's final home match of the season.
"We're looking forward to returning home, healing and preparing for our dual with Minnesota on Friday," Goodale said.
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Lemon water is gaining popularity for its ability to help the body with detoxification. In this article, we will take a closer look at the science behind this trend. Is lemon water really detoxifying, or is it just a tasty addition to the daily diet?
Green Smoothie Benefits (+ 3 Easy Recipes)
A green smoothie is a blend of green, leafy vegetables such as kale, chard, spinach, arugula and collard greens (among others), mixed with fresh fruit. The result is a sort of power-smoothie: a blast of micronutrients and antioxidants that can provide some serious benefits.
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The Regional Economics of Knowledge and Talent
Local Advantage in a Global Context
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Tsuyoshi Hatori and Kiyoshi Kobayashi Referenda in which imperfectly informed individuals are called to vote for or against an innovative project can result in inefficient outcomes, as compared to the outcomes that would arise with completely informed individuals. In this chapter, an incomplete information game is presented to investigate the influence of interest groups' voices on individuals' judgements. It is shown that on account of the lack of knowledge of individuals about an innovative project, a limited number of interest groups that disagree with the innovation utilize their voices in strategic fashion and try to prevent a referendum outcome containing the majority will. Alternative institutional designs are introduced to overcome this inefficiency, and some problems regarding a referendum process are discussed. 9.1 INTRODUCTION Innovations and their adoption are the keys to regional growth and development. Faced with intense interregional and international competition, regional policy makers must find innovative solutions for enhancing the competitive advantage of their regions. Innovations, however, are not the result of a decision by a single policy maker, but follow from the invention of policy options and the search for solutions made interactively by regional agents, including but not limited to a policy maker. This forces us to realize that innovations and their adoption are not immune to the political arena. Indeed, the implementation of innovations depends on regional political systems, in which regional agencies wield power and authority, interact with each other, exchange their knowledge and information, and influence and enact regional policies and decisions. Given...
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If you're going on a camping trip, one of the most important things to bring is your camping light. While flashlights do just fine, there are other, more creative camping light ideas you can try for your next trip.
Camping Light Ideas | Unleash Your Creativity in the Dark
Tents, bonfires, and a flashlight — this would be the typical camping scenario. However, instead of using the boring white light from your flashlights, why not make use of colorful lighting materials? To fully enjoy the breathtaking view of the star-filled night sky, set the mood with amazing and unique camping lights. Scroll down for some camping light suggestions to illuminate your campsite in style!
1. Glow Sticks
Glow sticks, also called light sticks, have a variety of sizes and colors you can choose from. You can easily purchase glow sticks at dollar stores, but the light may only last for a few hours. If you want a long-lasting camping light, look for the military-grade glow sticks. While they are pricier, military-grade glow sticks can burn brightly for about 10 to 12 hours.
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2. Lanterns
To keep your campsite illuminated, there are battery-operated lanterns you can easily purchase online or from your favorite shop. Using this kind of camping light is much safer than campfires, and you won't have to worry about a fire breaking out as you sleep. If you're considering using a lantern for your next camping trip, I suggest you get an LED-powered one, as it has longer battery life.
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Christmas lights are so versatile that you can use them all year long — and that includes lighting up your camping place. However, what if there are no electrical outlets available? Well, usually that's a given, which is why battery-powered Christmas lights are recommended.
Want to have more fun? Let your artistic side take over and decorate the exterior of your tent with the Christmas lights for additional lighting.
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Using string lights is a cost-effective way to illuminate your campsite. You can recycle some of your old battery-operated Christmas lights, or you can just buy string lights from a local store nearby. Try hanging the string lights in between tree branches, and they will easily and beautifully light up your campsite.
5. Torch
If you want to go down the old-fashioned route, you can also use torches as camping lights. However, you must take safety precautions to ensure that they won't start a massive fire.
To use a torch as a camping light, you can use a sturdy stick or branch. Ideally, the size should be about 2 to 3 feet long and 2 to 3 inches thick. Attach a piece of cloth and soak it in a flammable liquid, then light up the torch.
6. Candles
Since we also want to get creative, try putting lit candles inside a glass container covered with colored cellophane paper. This will definitely set a romantic mood and can be the perfect camping light if you bring your special someone with you.
7. Used Cans
We like recycling, don't we? So put those used cans to good use and make a camping light out of them! Make holes of different shapes on the can and paint it with any color you want. Light up small candles and put them inside the recycled cans. You can hang it on tree branches surrounding the campsite or use it as a pathway to every tent in the camping ground.
Having a camping light is vital to any camping trip, since, come night time, it will be your main source of light. Nonetheless, you don't always have to look at it as a mere camping necessity; think of it as something you can get creative with too. Try one of these camping light ideas the next time you're headed out to make your camping trip much more fun and memorable!
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Promoting passion in book collecting
What does a relatively unknown widow named Maria Rundell have in common with the likes of Lord Byron, Charles Darwin, and Jane Austen? All were published by prosperous publisher John Murray. And it was Rundell, rather than any of these other famous figures, who made Murray's fortune with her wildly popular cookbook, New Systems of Domestic Cookery (1805).
Born in 1745, Rundell was 61 when Murray published New Systems of Domestic Cookery, but she'd never intended to publicly publish the book at all. A surgeon's widow, Rundell had simply collected recipes, remedies, and household advice for her three daughters. She gave the collection to Murray, an old family friend who immediately recognized the commercial promise of Rundell's manuscript. After all, it had been sixty years since Hannah Glasse had written The Art of Cookery, Made Plain and Easy, and forty years since Elizabeth Raffeld's The Experienced English Housekeeper. Neither of these offered the abundance of home remedies that Rundell had included–always welcomed by women who would try just about anything to avoid the embarrassment of examination by male doctors.
Along with those remedies, Rundell offers plenty of other advice. She urges parents to keep their daughters away from "the delusional scenes of pleasure presented by the theatre and other dissapations." And she reminds wives of their role in creating a safe, happy home for their husbands, noting that the home should be "the sweet refuge of a husband fatigued by intercourse with a jarring world." Luckily for her readers, Rundell includes copious tips for creating that refuge. Indeed, Rundell told readers how to do everything from making calf's foot broth to entertaining guests at a dinner party. Her most valuable were certainly tips on "principles of economy."
Rundell's cookbook would exceed even Murray's optimistic expectations; there were 65 editions between 1805 and 1841. The book made its way to America and was translated into German. The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography calls A New System of Domestic Cookery "the earliest manual of household management with any pretensions to completeness." Though Alan Davidson argues in The Oxford Companion to Food that there is little to remark in A New System of Domestic Cookery (save, perhaps, one of the earliest English recipes for tomato sauce), the book became a household name virtually overnight. Why was it so successful? In addition to its incredible scope, A New System of Domestic Cookery was one of the first books of its kind that wasn't aimed at servants. Rundell billed it as essential to "modern" middle-class housewives, vastly increasing her potential (and, it turns out, actual) readership.
When Rundell first presented family friend and publisher John Murray with her manuscript, she certainly had no thoughts of remuneration. At first, the two maintained cordial relations. But Rundell was an opinionated woman, often complaining of her editors and publishers. She complains that one editor introduced "strange language" into a new edition, even saying "In sober English, the second issue of DC has been miserably prepared for the press." Murray himself soon bore the brunt of Rundell's displeasure–though perhaps not without some merit. He fully took advantage of Rundell's generosity and made quite a fortune from her work. Indeed, when Murray bought the lease to a home on Albemarle Street, he used the copyright of A New System of Domestic Cookery as part of the surety–all while holding Rundell to her word about not wanting remuneration.
By 1807, the relationship between Rundell and Murray had grown strained. Though she never said it outright, it's likely that Rundell was frustrated she didn't share the book's profits with Murray. In 1808, Murray did make a gesture, offering Rundell 150 pounds. Rundell replied, "I never had the smallest idea of any return for what I considered a free gift to one I had long regarded as my friend." Six years later, Rundell would accuse Murray not only of neglecting the book, but also of hindering sales–a seemingly outlandish accusation, given that the book had made Murray's fortune.
Over the years Rundell had grown increasingly dissatisfied with multiple aspects of DC's publication–she said that one editor had made "some dreadful blunders such as directing rice pudding seeds to be kept in a keg of lime water, which rather was mentioned to preserve eggs in" and argued that "in sober English, the second issue of DC has been miserably prepared for the press." It's no small wonder then, that in 1821, Rundell took an improved version of the book to Murray's rival publisher Longman's. A bitter fight ensued…so bitter and so public, in fact, that the Lord Chancellor had to intervene and order the former friends to settle the matter privately. They finally reached an agreement in February 1823: Murray paid Rundell 2,100 pounds of "good lawful money."
But all the while, Rundell's name had never appeared on the cookbook. Her role wasn't revealed until after her death in 1828 at age 83. Murray, who maintained publication rights for her book, took advantage of the opportunity to point out what a curmudgeon Rundell had been. The book had always included an advertisement stating that the author received "no emolvment for it." When Murray bulked up the book with Anglo-Indian recipes and republished it in 1841, he added a footnote that read, "The authoress, Mrs. Rundell, sister of the eminent jeweler on Ludgate-Hill, was afterward induced to accept the sum of Two Thousand Guineas from the Publisher."
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Moorestown Friends School will host its 26th Annual Camp Fair and Discovery Day on Saturday, February 3, from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the school's Baiada Field House. This is the largest Camp Fair in South Jersey, featuring over 50 camps that will come to campus to highlight their programs. Admission is free and the event is open to the public. The Camp Fair is sponsored by the MFS Parent Council.
NEW THIS YEAR! "Stars on the Move" mobile planetarium shows and robotics demonstrations will take place free of charge. Refreshments and lunch will be available for purchase.
A wide variety of summer camps will be represented, including day and residential camps for students in preschool through high school. There will be camps offering exciting and comprehensive programs in sports, science, technology, ecology, theater, arts, travel, academics, equestrian, roller coasters, and more. Examples of new camps exhibiting this year include: The Sports Academy at Brookwood Camps in New York, combining the best of sports and traditional camps in broad-based or fully-immersed programs led by "World-Class" professional instructors; SEA Semester at Woods Hole in Massachusetts, an internationally recognized leader in field-based environmental education at sea; Camp Sequoia, in Virginia, an overnight camp for boys to experience social skills success in a dynamic and nurturing environment; and Choral, Opera and Broadway Camp in Philadelphia, designed for singers ages 8-12 to develop vocal skills.
The Camp Fair will also feature programs that offer opportunities to travel internationally. For instance, The Experiment in International Living offers adventure travel, cultural immersion, and community service programs, in locations around the globe. Global Works runs a service-based program with international trips to Central and South America, Europe, China, Africa, and the South Pacific. Other travel camps attending include Putney Student Travel, Rustic Pathways, and ActionQuest GoBeyond.
Moorestown Friends School Summer Programs, which will be represented at the Camp Fair, provide opportunities for children to innovate, create, experiment, and collaborate with others. Summer Programs courses are available to students from age 3-17, and many programs are led by Moorestown Friends School teachers. All programs take full advantage of the beautiful 48-acre Moorestown Friends School campus: classroom, labs, athletic fields, four gymnasiums, and an outdoor pool.
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You guys have any odd habits in games? For example, every last Argonian I play in ES is named as a Fire Emblem Wyvern Rider reference (Heath, Hyperion, Cormag, and Genarog). Also, my second playthrough of anything is almost always my Sneak playthrough, if such an option is available.
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My main habit is, in every RPG, to start out as the sneak/rogue type character.
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They are always my favourite, and of my roughly 1200 hours in the original KotOR, about 850-900 hours went into rogues.
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SEWANEE, Tenn. - The Sewanee women's basketball team, thanks to 19 steals, defeated the Scots of Covenant College 69-63, to snap a three-game losing streak, Thursday night inside Juhan Gymnasium.
Final Score: Sewanee (6-5) 69, Covenant (1-6) 63
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-After an opening jump shot by Kinsley Logan, the Tigers forced two straight turnovers and had a 6-0 lead with seven minutes remaining in the opening quarter.
-Despite seven turnovers in the opening quarter by the Scots shot 5-of-9 in the period and took a 12-11 lead after the opening stanza.
-The teams traded the lead in the second quarter. With 2:47 left in the opening half, Lakeisha Phillips drained two free throws to spark a rally. Sewanee went on a 7-0 run in about a 1:15 span to lead 27-21.
-The Scots made it interesting late in the half. The Scots drained a 3-pointer at the end of the half, but it was the home team with the 29-27 lead at the break.
-In the second half, Covenant got out to a 37-32 lead with seven minutes remaining in the period, but the Purple and Gold stormed back to stay neck-and-neck with the visitors.
-Neither team had more than a four-point lead the rest of the period, and thanks to a Bella Bombassi layup in the final seconds, Sewanee led 48-45 going into the fourth quarter.
-Sewanee's biggest lead of the game came with 3:30 left in regulation. The Tigers stretched the lead out to nine points, 62-53 thanks to a 7-0 run.
-The Scots attempted a comeback, as they cut the nine-point deficit to three with 18 seconds remaining thanks to a Kaley Hallmark triple. However, the Tigers drained their final four points of the game via free throws to seal the contest.
-With the win, the Tigers snap a personal five-game losing streak to the Scots and a three-game losing streak overall.
-Kinsley Logan and Ellie Treanton led the Tigers with 16 points apiece. Logan added four steals and two dimes, while Treanton collected four boards and three swipes.
-Sue Kim posted 15 points for the Tigers in the win.
-Joanna Smith led all scorers with a double-double 23 points and 15 rebounds.
-Kaley Hallmark added 14 points and six dimes.
With the 2018 portion of the schedule in the books, the Tigers will return to the hardwood on Friday, Jan. 4, as they step back into Southern Athletic Association play. The Tigers will host the Warriors of Hendrix College.


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"Critical" was my word of the day on a recent tour, so I thought I'd formalise the list of things I think are critical when creating a forest garden
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Bruce Mouat (Edinburgh, Scotland) wins the Aberdeen International Curling Championship, defeating Yannick Schwaller (Bern, Switzerland) 7-4 in the Final at Curl Aberdeen in Aberden, Scotland. Mouat with Grant Hardie at third, Bobby Lammie and Hammy McMillan Jr. on the front end take home the $10,040CDN first place cheque along with 36.542 world ranking points, while Schwaller receives $5,476CDN and 28.712 world ranking points for their second place finish.
Mouat opened the scoring stealing 2 in the first end, then forced Schwaller to a single in the second end. Mouat scored 2 more in the third end, then forced Schwaller to a single in the fourth end to lead 4-2. After Mouat scored a single in the fifth end, Schwaller responded in the sixth end scoring 2 with Mouat scoring 2 in the seventh end and running Schwaller out of stones in the 8th end for the 7-4 win.
In the semifinals, Mouat defeated Kyle Smith (Perth, Scotland) 9-6 and Schwaller defeated Alexander Baumann (Baden-Baden, Germany) 8-3. Smith and Baumann earned $2,282CDN and 22.186 ranking points for their semifinal finishes. In the quarterfinals, Mouat defeated Greg Drummond (Stirling, Scotland) 7-4, Schwaller defeated Cameron Bryce (Stirling, Scotland) 6-5, while Baumann defeated Tom Brewster (Aberdeen, Scotland) 5-4 and Smith defeated Steffen Walstad (Oppdal, Norway) 7-6. Drummond, Bryce, Walstad and Brewster earned $1,022CDN along with 15.661 ranking points for their quarterfinal finishes.
Mouat went 4-1 in the 16 team round-robin pools qualifying round. In their opening game, Mouat defeated Marc Pfister (Adelboden, Switzerland) 6-4, then won against Baumann 4-3, against Bryce 7-4, and Jaap van Dorp (Zoetermeer, NED) 5-3, losing their final round robin game to Glen Muirhead (Perth, Scotland) 5-2.
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The new Jurassic Park movie, Jurassic World, is released today in theatre all around the world. But lets go back in time and enjoy some retro Jurassic Park arcade game. Take control of Alan Grant. Along the way, you must accomplish several different missions and fight off flesh-eating dinosaurs and heavily armed Biosyn soldiers and scientists who'll stop at nothing to halt you in your mission. Six weapons can be used, three lethal and three non-lethal. While you must defend yourself against dinosaurs, you must be cautious as if the number of animals on the island drops below a certain number, you will loose and be forced to start the game over once again. Chaos Continues ends with you destroying the Biosyn base and features one of the coolest opening sequences a Jurassic Park gaming title has ever had! Don't get us wrong, we loved The Lost World, but we can't help but wonder what the movie would've been like if this gaming concept had actually made it to the silver screen! The game is played in a classic side-scrolling fashion and features some rather intense in-game dinosaur action! It's difficult, but fun and certainly utilizes a unique plot.
As Always, Good Luck and Have Fun.Controller to Keyboard Mapping:
Only keyboard is required to play. Pretend your keyboard is the a game controller. Check the controller setting by clicking the "Set Up Keyboard" button at the bottom of the game. A console-to-keyboard mapping will be displayed, for example, a - Z, mean "a" button on console/joystick is equal to Z key on your keyboard.
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Bells have long been associated with Christmas time so it is natural that they make the perfect decoration - especially when made with 18 karat gold plating that creates a warm glow in the tree lights. Etched with the year 2019, this ornament is a collectible piece that will bring back memories and become part of a family's celebrations for generations to come.
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Preparing for the Mission Trip and What I've Learned So Far
"I need you to stand right over here." the lady said, guiding me to the proper spot with a gloved hand on my arm. I smiled at her and complied, finding the tall desk with the machine atop it in front of me.
"Left hand please."
I felt the cool, soggy touch of a paper towel as she wiped off my thumb. She lifted my hand and pressed the digit against the warm glass of the machine, and was rewarded with a business-like, "beep".
Yes, this was me getting finger printed, and no, not for the reason you are thinking. I am NOT a blind-supremacist criminal. The blind protection agency has turned over a new leaf—I promise.
No, my finger prints were necessary for my charity workers visa, which I need in order to participate in my mission trip to Scotland with RP Missions.
If there is one thing I've learned about opportunity, it's that it's not always easy. In fact, more often than not, it takes a great deal of preparation, and committed care to carry out. When I felt God calling me to missions back in October, I didn't really think about all of the pre-cursory work that would need to be done before we entered the field. I was too wrapped up in financial considerations to think much about travel plans, team instruction, or spiritual development. That is, I knew they were all part of the process, but I underestimated the way they would affect my second semester as a whole.
It all began in late December, as I filled out the online application, wrote the required essays, and secured recommendation letters. I had already decided that the calling I had felt to missions work was legitimate, but actually submitting the application made the whole thing real to me. Suddenly, I felt rather like I was jumping off an airplane, without quite knowing how to release the parachute. This particular leap of faith was going to take more faith than I had realized.
The next weeks were crowded with activities, as I returned to Nashville and resumed my many collegiate pursuits: attending class, studying, practicing, performing, studying, occasionally cleaning, and practicing (Did I mention practicing?). Soon, it was late February, and readying for our mission trips began in
earnest. We received emails instructing us about how to handle fund raising, how to go about making travel plans, and the paperwork we would need in order to travel overseas. We also began attending weekly, online training sessions, led by RP Missions' wonderful director Mat Filbert, where we learn about various topics related to missions, from discussing the very purpose of missionary work, to exploring some of the challenges we might encounter during our time there and how we might overcome them. Our sessions have been useful too, in that they have in many ways informed my personal preparation time. Not only were the missionary handbook and reading list they provided helpful, but their suggestion to go through the book of Acts has been instrumental for me. I don't know why, but it never previously occurred to me that studying the way Jesus' earliest followers handled missions might be a good way to figure out how to do it myself. (Don't judge me, I'm a blonde)
Of course, the problem I ran into was: all of these things take time! research, Training sessions, bible study, fund raising, phone calls, flight plans, and paperwork didn't get finished in some sort of quantum vacuum. I was happy to be doing them, but they were minutes I would have otherwise spent… you guessed it—studying or practicing. However, it did teach me an important lesson; my relationship with Christ IS something I have to (and should want to) MAKE time for, not an assignment I can push off until midnight. Umm, hello Shea! We are talking "God of the Universe, King of All Creation wants to have a personal relationship with you" here, not music theory homework!
It also gave me a new sense of purpose. I have a responsibility to the people I will serve in Scotland, to be as well-equipped as I can possibly be. That means my relationship with Christ and my knowledge about His Kingdom has to be the priority, if not for my own sake, then for the sake of others. Maybe that's not how it should be, but it motivates me for the moment.
So (to conclude this outrageously long entry) hurray! Most of the practical preparation (paperwork, flights, etc) has been completed, and I am free to concentrate fully on the spiritual side of things. As my sweet, former-roommate would say, "Rejoice!"