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Hooray! Guess who's finally back in the kitchen? Sabrina is, and today she is making a quesadilla. She's enjoying the last few weeks of hot lunches, because once school starts, everything is either room temp or cold. There isn't a cafeteria at their school so they can have fast food delivered, but that's not healthy - so the kids are plotting their strategy for great lunches.
But on to todays lunch - the simple, yet always delicious quesadilla.
First, put your plain tortilla in the pan and set the heat to medium:
Then, sprinkle on your choice of cheese - the kids like a cheddar / monterey jack blend:
Then top the cheese layer with another plain tortilla, and allow to cook for a few minutes.
Flip it carefully, and allow the other side to cook for a few minutes, or until the cheese is melted and the tortilla is lightly browned.
Remove to a cutting board:
And cut into wedges. Serve with salsa, sour cream, and guacamole.
Thursday, August 7, 2008
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Yearly Archive: 2014
How paint colour matching worksDecember 18 2014
Colour matching paint is a science, not an art. Do you remember from high school science that colour is made of light waves? This is true of all colours we see whether its house paint or flowers. A painted surface will reflect waves of light at different wavelengths and this makes us see particular colour. …Read more
Design with black polished pebblesDecember 18 2014
Wallington's landscape supplies sells black polished pebbles in bulk so what you do with them is only limited by your imagination. Decorative polished black pebbles are naturally smoothed and polished as they tumble through the flowing waters of mountain rivers. The black river pebbles we stock in our Bellarine landscape supplies yard, just 15 minutes…Read more
Choosing paint coloursDecember 9 2014
Looking for interior design ideas this summer? Perhaps the easiest way to revamp your home interiors is with a fresh coat of paint. A simple colour matching of your existing home decoration is a low risk and inexpensive option. This doesn't necessarily mean painting your house the same colour, you can always colour match to…Read more
Why Garden Pots?December 3 2014
Garden pots make perfect sense in a small city home, but if you have a decent sized suburban block somewhere like Ocean Grove or Leopold, or even acreage in Drysdale then what's the point? Good question. In the first instance, a stunning pot makes relatively inexpensive architectural feature. Like a piece of well-chosen décor in…Read more
Discount on stocked water tanksNovember 25 2014
Install your rain water tank now and take advantage of the big rains before we hit summer. We've had some crazy rains around Geelong and the Bellarine the last few weeks and there's still a little bit more on the way. But you'll need to be quick to catch all that free water because the prediction…Read more
Wallington's Christmas MarketNovember 20 2014
Sunday 7th of December from 10am – 3pm, we're hosting a Christmas market with loads of yummy food, things to see and buy! The lovely people from Buy Bellarine will be bringing along a great selection from the Produce Barn in Drysdale, including: Sage Beef and Lamb from Bannockburn Bellarine Golden Olive Oils Manuka honey Locally baked breads…Read more
Spring home paint ideasNovember 12 2014
People of Geelong, it's time to get painting! If you live on the Bellarine Peninsular anywhere from Leopold to Queenscliff, from Barwon Heads or Ocean Grove to Drysdale and Clifton Springs, then you'll be expecting visitors this summer – all summer! So now is the time to spruce up your home with a little interior…Read more
Choosing a garden mulchOctober 30 2014
Garden mulch is like a health tonic for your garden, whether it's a backyard vegie patch or formal flower bed. We recommend gardeners in Geelong and district apply a quality garden mulch to help retain water, moderate the impact of both hot and cold temperatures, reduce weeds and fight pests. Which all means, you spend…Read more
November lawn and garden careOctober 30 2014
With warmer weather on its way, now is the time to check your irrigation system to ensure its working correctly and efficiently. Simple things such as cleaning out filters, repairing leaks or possibly changing the way you water your garden can make all the difference. Consider installing a drip feed irrigation system or set up…Read more
Dog Food with added VegesOctober 14 2014
Ever wondered why some dog food contains vegetables? To get a fully nutritional diet the prevalent understanding for healthy dog food is a ratio of meat (50%), raw bones (25%) and veggies (25%). Unlike people, you don't need to stick to this ratio on a daily basis but over a longer period, like a week. It's fine for…Read more


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Trailers Vincent Van Gogh Print 80cm x 60cm (31" x 24")
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Art Print: Vincent Van Gogh is regarded as one of the most influential impressionist painters and his ability to combine thick pallets of colour with intricate detail helped to create some of his most eye catching pieces. 'Trailers' is a piece which will take you away to a time when horses and carts treked the streets and countryside, carrying bales of hay and farm produce. The turquoise sky melts into the view of horses as they take some time out from their gruelling schedule. A young boy looks on in awe at the un-defeated workers as they prepare for another shift. This wonderful impressionist print will make an eye catching addition to your home if you are a fan of Van Gogh's iconic style.
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What is CSP?
The chip scale package (CSP) refers to a package technology in which the size of the package itself does not exceed 20% of the size of the chip itself (the next generation technology is a substrate level package, and the package size is the same as the chip). To achieve this goal, LED manufacturers reduce unnecessary structures as much as possible, such as using standard high-power LEDs, removing ceramic heat-dissipating substrates and connecting wires, metalizing the P and N poles, and directly covering the fluorescent layer above the LEDs.
According to Yole Développement, CSP packaging will account for 34% of the high-power LED market in 2020.
Why is the CSP package facing thermal challenges?
The CSP package is designed to be directly soldered to a printed circuit board (PCB) via metalized P and N poles. In one respect it is indeed a good thing, this design reduces the thermal resistance between the LED substrate and the PCB.
However, since the CSP package removes the ceramic substrate as a heat sink member, this allows heat to be transferred directly from the LED substrate to the PCB board, thereby becoming a strong spot heat source. At this time, the heat-dissipation challenge for the CSP has changed from "level one (at the LED substrate level)" to "secondary level (at the entire module level)."
In response to this situation, the designers of the module started using metal-clad printed circuit boards (MCPCBs) to handle CSP packages.
The ideal heat dissipation model for MCPCB
Most of the MCPCB's structure is usually: The metal surface is plated with a layer of about 30 microns of surface copper. At the same time, this metal surface is covered with a layer of resin media containing thermally conductive ceramic particles. However, excessive thermal conductive ceramic particles can affect the performance and reliability of the entire MCPCB.
At the same time, there is always a trade-off between performance and reliability for thermally conductive media layers.
According to the researchers' analysis, MCPCB needs to reduce the thickness of the dielectric layer for better heat dissipation. Since the thermal resistance (R) is equal to the thickness (L) divided by the thermal conductivity (k) (R=L/(kA)), and the thermal conductivity is determined only by the properties of the media itself, thickness is the only variable.
However, due to the limitation of the production process and the consideration of the service life, the thickness of the dielectric layer cannot be reduced. Therefore, researchers need a new material to solve this problem.
How do nano-ceramics become the best solution for MCPCB?
The researchers found that an electrochemical oxidation process (ECO) can generate a layer of tens of micrometers of alumina ceramic (Al2O3) on the aluminum surface, while the alumina ceramic has good strength and relatively low thermal conductivity (about 7.3 W/mK). However, since the oxide film is automatically bonded to aluminum atoms during the electrochemical oxidation process, the thermal resistance between the two materials is reduced, and it also has a certain structural strength.
At the same time, the researchers combined nano-ceramics with copper clad, so that the overall thickness of this composite structure also has a high total thermal conductivity (about 115W/mK) at very low temperatures. Therefore, this material is well suited to the needs of CSP packaging.
In conclusion
As designers continue to explore the search for suitable CSP packaged materials, they often find that their needs have exceeded existing technologies. The problem of heat dissipation has led to the birth of nano-ceramic technology, which can fill the gap between traditional MCPCB and AlN ceramics. This will encourage designers to introduce more compact, clean and efficient light sources.


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Life with Myasthenia Gravis Has Taught Me to Find Joy in the Little ThingsA Good Life with Bad Muscles - a Column by Retha De Wet, Columns
Many things change when the symptoms of myasthenia gravis (MG) start piling onto each other. I become physically weaker, mentally slower, and spiritually drained. I must spend my energy wisely, which ... Read more


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While Infrared (IR) spectroscopy is most often used for the characterisation of organic molecules, it can also be applied to inorganic materials. IR Spectroscopy utilises the fact that IR radiation can excite molecular structures to different vibrations. This excitation leads to the absorption of characteristic bands of the irradiating IR light. The resulting IR spectrum makes it possible to identify compounds and, with the use of references, quantify them with detection limits between 0.1 and 1%.
Modern Fourier Transform Infrared spectrometers (FTIR) irradiate the sample with a wide spectrum of IR radiation with wavelengths in the range of 2 to 50 µm. They enable analyses with a high time resolution and a good signal to noise ratio. The signal consists of the transmitted IR light or, in the case of samples that are non-transparent for IR, the reflected IR light. The information depth is between 3 and 0.1 µm and the lateral resolution is between 0.1 and 1 mm. The requirements for the samples are minor, since the method works under atmospheric conditions. Inorganic and organic materials can be analysed as solids (smooth or powders), gases or liquids.


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CocooVe ,formerly CoCo VeVe was created by Ria. Her ambition was to create a timeless wardrobe for women with dresses and separates, which can be styled in several different ways, for all occasions. Ria creates many of her own prints, which are then digitally printed onto the fabrics.
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Perkins Township Fire Department hosted live burn exercise on June 2nd, 2018. Groton Township, Margaretta Township and Bay View Fire Departments were invited and participated. Thank you Perkins Fire for the great training opportunity.
Groton Township has opened Station 2 located at Oxford Township Garage. Groton Engine 721 is the first apparatus to be located at the new station. For more information, visit Oxford Township web site at www.oxfordtownshipohio.com
Groton Township hosted ODNR Water Rescue Awareness course that included Bay View, Gibsonburg, Kelleys Island and Portage Fire Departments.
Some members were invited by Portage Fire Department to partcipate in a water rescue training event. Our department is hosting an ODNR Water Awareness training for our members and neighboring departments.
Groton Township Fire Deapartment experienced it busiest year to date. Check out our Statistics page for a detailed account of run volume and types of runs.Read more>>
In conjuction with FEMA, Groton Fire Department acquired 15 new MSA Air Packs. The amount of the grant was $86,800.00. The new packs replace our previous Self Contained Breathing apparatus which were purchased in 2002.Read more>>
We have added another Fire Engine in our fleet to assist with our additional coverage area and future substation that will be located in Oxford Township.Read more>>
Oxford Township Trustees made the decision last year to contract all Township Fire Protection to Groton Township Fire Department
Oxford Township Trustees are currently in the process of providing space in order for a Fire Engine to be located at the Oxford Township Hall.


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Have you caught the "Dancing Dads" Honey Nut Cheerios spot? It's the dancing dad commercial we all wanted last year when General Mills and Saatchi & Saatchi put out the fatherless "Dancing Families" spot.
But when you got it you got it, and "Dancing Dads" got it.
The internet is aflame with the Cheerio Challenge, a game where dads have been stacking Cheerios on their sleeping babies' heads. There's a zero percent change you haven't seen this, because the story's been covered by The Huffington Post, The TODAY Show, Buzzfeed, Mashable, and it's appeared on Facebook's trending stories.
General Mills Canada knocked one out of the park with their commercial for Peanut Butter Cheerios that started airing this week.
In the commercial titled "#HowToDad" by Toronto agency Tribal Worldwide, we see a dad. Owning it. Hard. Hashtag. Et cetera.
It's possible that the tears welling up in my eyes during Super Bowl XLVIII's commercial breaks were from someone cutting onions for game day guacamole. But I think – just maybe – a couple of tear-jerking moments came from dads in commercials.
At a rate of $4.5 million for a 30-second spot, brands had the blink of an eye to impact their captive audience. How'd they fare?
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This is little bit different post. This is a story of love, academia, and business.
The week before last I gave a presentation on the gap between the academia and "the rest of the world" in a seminar organized by Suomen mentorit (a non-profit organization which provides mentoring for recent graduates in Finland). The Prime Minister of Finland, Juha Sipilä, attended the seminar, among with Chairman of the Board of Directors of Nokia Corporation, Risto Siilasmaa, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Fortum, Sari Baldauf, and Deputy Mayor of Helsinki, Pekka Sauri.
I had just broken up with my girlfriend. I was crying all the time and feeling worthless. Then I got a chance to give a speech to the Prime Minister. That is quite exciting, and one would think that it makes you forget the heartache. But no. Even while addressing the prestigious crowd, I was thinking about her, the lost love and how much it hurt.
Brain works that way. As brilliant motivational speaker Brian Mayne showed in his seminar, which I happened to attend the next day, your subconscious will work only on the subjects your conscious mind feeds to it. That is the secret behind positive thinking. It really is as simple as that.
Emotions are a very powerful tool. I asked the audience if they had ever broken up, if they had ever experienced the pain of having to let go. They all understood. That is the power of emotion. It connects you to every other person on the planet.
What does love have to do with academia and business? I will explain it below. Buckle up, get a cup of coffee and read on.
There is a recession in Finland. It has been on-going from 2008 and the economy still hasn't gained momentum.
I started my studies at the University of Helsinki that year, 2008. I majored in philosophy and graduated as M.Soc.Sci spring 2015. Seven years is the average time in Finland for students to complete a Master's degree in my field of study. Some other fields might take even longer. The slow pace of studies in Finland is closely linked to two things: 1) the education is free and government even gives a no-strings-attached student benefit for 55 months, 2) the gap between the academia and "outside world" is so big that students are afraid to graduate and leave the comfort of university.
Why is the gap so big and what does it mean that there is a gap? The gap means that, especially some, disciplines and faculties, have a very critical outlook on the common system of exchange, which we have in the global world, namely market capitalism. To put it simply, they want to speak a different language. There is nothing wrong with that per se, it is actually the job of the universities to teach people to be critical and not accept things at face value. That is my background. My major, Social and Moral Philosophy, in the University of Helsinki is within the Faculty of Social Sciences.
There have been major cuts in Finnish higher education lately. The Finnish Government introduced cuts of 106 million euros for the University of Helsinki alone. The university is planning to lay off 1,200 of its total of 8,200 staff (http://www.universityworldnews.com/article.php?story=2015092418345110). That is huge.
No wonder people are angry. I was attending Helsinki Challenge, a Science Based Competition Grand Finale (http://challenge.helsinki.fi/articles/science-for-a-better-world-seminar-and-helsinki-challenge-grand-finale-programme) on November 12th. There was a demonstration. A real demonstration. This is not commonplace in Finland. People were yelling slogans and making a lot of noise in general. It felt like something was really happening.
People were angry because their benefits are being slashed. That is understandable. I am angry and sad too. I loved my time at the university and could have never been able to enjoy it as much as I did without the benefits offered by the world-renowned Finnish system.
But how do we move on from here?
I interviewed two people from different backgrounds and positions, but both from the academia: Timo Airaksinen and Kari Rossi. Airaksinen is Professor Emeritus of Social and Moral Philosophy at the University of Helsinki. Kari Rossi is Quality Manager at the University of Vaasa.
Airaksinen has been a Professor at the University of Helsinki since 1983. He told me that in the 1980's the universities in Finland were a paradise. There were plenty of money and projects. This makes sense, as Finland was in a very privileged position: The Soviet Union was buying as much exports as we could manufacture. Of course, this is not so simple, as there are various factors at play. This is still a good example of the changing world and I learned it from Aalto University School of Economics Small Business Center's Research Director Jari Handelberg while attending a seminar he gave a few years ago.
The world has changed. Soviet Union fell apart in 1991 and 17 years later a global recession hit. Finland has not changed. Do we have to? Quite obviously, yes we do.
Airaksinen told me that too many people want to do research without giving a thought to how to contribute to the rest of the world. Again, there is nothing wrong with that per se: Making an impact should not be the sole drive in university research. But it shouldn't be excluded either. Finnish Universities Act 558/2009 states: "The mission of the universities is to promote free research and academic and artistic education, to provide higher education based on research, and to educate students to serve their country and humanity" (http://www.finlex.fi/fi/laki/kaannokset/2009/en20090558.pdf).
If students are to be educated to "serve their country and humanity," they surely need to know the world outside the universities.
My other interviewed was Kari Rossi, who is the Quality Manager of the University of Vaasa. Rossi told me that University of Vaasa is changing their strategy in order to improve collaboration between the university and "the rest of the world". Themes they have discussed in workshops include: benefits from collaboration, communication towards rest of the world, branding, the role of business, the image of the university, networking, taking part in societal discussions in appropriate platforms, digitalization, alumni, just to mention a few.
This sounds like a reasonable attitude if one wants to "educate students to serve their country and humanity".
When hard times hit us, shouldn't we work together, instead of digging into our foxholes?
In order to answer that, let's get back to love.
I was in love with a girl from my dreams. Everything was good. Until I stopped developing. I focused too much on our love, instead of on all the other amazing (and sometimes not so amazing) things that a relationship brings to your life: self-development, new friends and acquaintances, arguments, and most important, the whole spectrum of emotions, including warmth, trust, anger, frustration – the good and the bad. You can't have the whole thing by focusing on only one aspect of it.
I failed and lost it all (it sounds dramatic, I know) because I focused on only one aspect of the whole.
Isn't this what is happening with the universities now? The warmth that the never-ending exports gave Finland is gone. What do we do? Naturally, we want that warmth back. But our spouse is gone, she is dead. There is no way back. There is only one direction: Forward.
The positive thing is that, unlike in a break-up, we are not alone. There are 5 million people in Finland. Surely we can work together.
Science has changed. Solitary geniuses are a thing of the past. The world has changed. Solitary nations are a thing of the past. So are solitary people. The future is that of teamwork.
Teamwork of Suomen mentorit took another step forward the week before last. The Prime Minister said in his speech that he will join the mentoring program. That means that next year some recent graduate will have the Prime Minister of Finland as her/his mentor. Now that's awesome. A small nation can really work as a team.
Let's build on that.


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CAT 2019 Application Form Correction Window – Candidates who have filled the application form but had uploaded blur or improper photograph must get ready to make changes in the application form as the application form correction window is scheduled to be started for 3 days i.e. from 27th September 2019 and will continue until 30th September till 5.00 pm. Therefore, candidates intended to appear in the entrance test of CAT 2019 to be conducted by IIM Kozhikode on 24th November must not miss this event if they have committed the mistake.
However, earlier, the candidates were getting the opportunity to edit certain fields like address, personal as well as academic details, exam centers etc. But for this year, only the photograph can be re-uploaded as per the instruction which is given on the official website for CAT 2019 Application Form Correction Window.
Steps to Re-upload Photograph in CAT 2019 Application Form
- Visit the official website i.e. iimcat.ac.in
- A new tab will display on the screen
- Enter the login credentials i.e. user ID and password
- Further, the application form will appear on the screen
- Now, the candidates can re-upload their proper image if they had uploaded the blurred one.
- Lastly, take the print out of the corrected application form for further reference.
Lastly, candidates are recommended to go for the event on a priority basis in order to avoid last-minute rush and also, try to upload the image correctly this time otherwise, further any kind of request for correction in the CAT 2019 application form will not be entertained.
Reasons for Rejection of Photographs in CAT 2019 Application Form
Candidates' application can get rejected due to the reasons which are mentioned below. Thus, it is obligatory for the candidates to check if their photograph in the prescribed format in the CAT 2019 application form is correct or not. In case, if it is not correct, candidates can re-upload the photograph by following the below-given instructions:
- No Enough Contrast – candidates' face should be clear instead of having more light on a particular area making his/her face invisible kind of.
- Blue Background – The photograph of the candidate should not have blue background otherwise, it won't be acceptable.
- Side Face – Candidates should have uploaded their front-view image.
- Unnatural Color – If the candidates have uploaded their photograph using any filter must re-upload the proper one.
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Candidates should not upload any photograph in which their partial face is visible or should not wear spectacles which makes their eyes invisible.


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Using existing state-compiled data, the Pasadena Citizen fashions a report card of its local school districts in a story that breaks down average teacher and administrator salaries, teacher experience levels, student-to-teacher ratios and test scores.
Among the fun facts: Pearland ISD pays its teachers an average of $48,781, last among those local districts checked. But it pays an average administrative salary of $100,024 annually, tops among those reviewed. Pearland also has the largest student-to-teacher ratio at 16.8 to 1.
The story also provides a link to the Texas Education Agency database site, where the curious can compile their own databases and sets of facts, based on state numbers.
Contact Steve Miller at 832-303-9420 or email@example.com.
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Enjoying delicious food, or enjoying the fun of eating and drinking with friends. Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival will make you great satisfactions.
Pagoda Event Tents for 2015 Hong Kong Wine and Dine Festival were provided by Liri Tent. For this event, high quality and fashionable Pagoda event tents 3x3m, 4x4m, 5x5m were applied for wine booth and food booth. In addition, Liri high-end mixed event tents were also adopted for the VIP area, to hold the high class business event and banquet, etc.
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CARLISLE, Pa. – Franklin & Marshall's men's tennis team dropped a hard-fought 6-3 contest to Dickinson in Centennial Conference (CC) action on Wednesday afternoon.
The loss dropped the Diplomats to 6-8, 4-4 CC while the Red Devils improved to 8-8, 5-2 CC.
By the Numbers
F&M took a 2-1 lead after doubles actions thanks to identical 8-7 victories from Same Bellersen/Adith Chandavarkar (No. 1) and Andrew Pace/Tristan Steffe (No. 3).
Dickinson went on to take five singles matches with Adrian Charchalis coming away with the 6-2, 6-1 victory from the No. 6 spot.
The Results
Doubles competition
1. Sam Bellersen/Adith Chandavarkar (FMCM) def. Derek Chen/Justin Pace (DCM) 8-7
2. Sam Coan/Leonid Sorkin (DCM) def. Zack Levin/Isaac Salas (FMCM) 8-3
3. Andrew Pace/Tristan Steffe (FMCM) def. Joey Bolanos/Andrew Lai (DCM) 8-7
Singles competition
1. Leonid Sorkin (DCM) def. Isaac Salas (FMCM) 6-3, 6-2
2. Sam Coan (DCM) def. Sam Bellersen (FMCM) 6-4, 6-5
3. Justin Pace (DCM) def. Zack Levin (FMCM) 6-4, 6-3
4. Joey Bolanos (DCM) def. Adith Chandavarkar (FMCM) 6-3, 6-3
5. Derek Chen (DCM) def. Andrew Pace (FMCM) 2-6, 7-5, 1-0 (11-9)
6. Adrian Charchalis (FMCM) def. Andrew Lai (DCM) 6-2, 6-1
Up Next
F&M returns to Lancaster for the final match of the regular season, hosting Muhlenberg on Saturday at 11:00 a.m.


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About Konnie Kim
Inspired by nature, real and imagined, Konnie Kim paints in bold and radiant colors. She is drawn to many works of the Fauves and the Impressionists. She is also fascinated by the honesty and spontaneity of children's art. Her calligraphic brush strokes and interesting use of colors are what the collectors love about Konnie's work. Konnie's earlier work reflects her curious personality. She has explored almost all available medium and styles of fine art and graphic design. At the age of 19 she realized her first commercial success with licensed illustrations for a manufacturer and she is currently licensed with others. While in college she coordinated fine art shows in traditional and non-traditional settings for herself and other artists. These became known as "Any Space Shows". The venues included hotels, galleries, restaurants, schools and theaters, eventually totaling over 100 shows.
Konnie has received numerous awards and her work has appeared in trade magazines, newspapers, TV shows and websites. She has worked as an art and framing consultant for wall decor manufacturers. Konnie owned an art gallery and frame shop for eighteen years. In 2007, she sold the business wishing to devote more time to art. Konnie's original paintings and reproductions may be found in galleries and gift shops as well as private and corporate collections.
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My first blog, my first post! Super excited! I wanna use this blog as a outlet for my thoughts and reviews mostly about books, but who knows, I will probably throw something else in the mix too. Now, I've gonna and done it. I started a blog about books. My husband's gonna love this one. Not only do I prefer couch time and a romance novel to pushing a broom and folding clothes, now I'm gonna to blog about them. Well, what are you gonna do?
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Monthly Archives: April 2017
Every year the London Marathon attracts thousands of runners but this year saw a whopping 40,000+ people taking part, making it the biggest in the event's 37-year history.
This fantastic annual event saw fund raisers, amateur runners and elite athletes tackle the 26.2 mile (42.2km) course, starting from Blackheath and ending at St James Park.
And amongst celebrities such as Chris Evans and Sophie Raworth was our very own Assistant Management Accountant Charlotte Shepherd!
We caught up with Charlotte after she successfully completed the course (in a very respectable 6 hours!) and asked her the following questions:
1) How are you feeling today, both physically and emotionally, now that you've completed the Marathon?
I think the best word that fits this question is exhausted! Muscles are hurting that I didn't even know I had but I am still so chuffed that I took part in the London Marathon let alone finished it!
2) How does it feel to raise so much money for the Children with Cancer UK ?
The support we have received in sponsor ship has been amazing! Again a big thank you to everyone who sponsored us!! Raising the money is a challenge in itself.
3) What was the atmosphere like when you were running?
The atmosphere was one of the best things about the whole day! The crowd was amazing and really kept you going when you needed them the most! All ages cheering you on from the side lines – everyone just wants you to make the finish. It was amazing from start to finish! So many people handing out Jelly Babies I was in my element!
4) What helped motivate you to keep going for all 26.2 miles of the course?
There were a few things that kept me motivated to finish the 26.2 miles. Firstly, the amount we had raised in sponsorship for an amazing charity. And the sheer determination I had, nothing was going to stop me crossing that line. I set off to finish and that's what I was going to do.
5) Would you do it again?
Urm….Would I do it again? I honestly don't know? My initial feelings after finishing was no never again….But I guess you can never say never right?
We want to wish Charlotte and all the other brave Marathon runners a HUGE CONGRATULATIONS from the Danilo team! 🙂
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After the opening of Tokyo Skytree back in 2012, Menara KL Tower became the world's 7th tallest telecommunications tower in the world with a height of 421m. Before that, it had held the 6th position. At 276m, the tower's Observation Deck is a bit less impressive because it is located at the lowest of the six levels. However, it is still in the head of the tower and since it is situated on the top of a small hill, I was still able to take in some breathtaking views of Kuala Lumpur and its surrounding areas.
As a matter of fact, I think the views are even better than those from the Sky Bridge between the Petronas Twin Towers. But, a new viewing deck has opened up over 80 floors at Petronas Towers, which means it can still give spectacular views.
Menara KL Tower was under construction for five years and was opened for the public in 1996. It is owned by Telecom Malaysia and the management has done its best to maximize the tourism potential i.e. revenue by adding some excellent attractions. Some of the best ones are highlighted as follows:
XD Theatre
This is a 6D motion simulated thrill ride that was introduced for ages 6 and above and is a very enjoyable experience.
Blue Coral Aquarium
This coral-filled aquarium is a world of its own as it houses sharks, colorful clown fish and other tropical sea creatures and I just loved looking at them.
Upside Down House
There are upside down attractions in Sabah, Port Dickson and Melaka, but the Upside Down House is the first of its kind in Kuala Lumpur. I was able to take some spectacular photos here as it is a very good spot.
Mini Zoo
This was all for kids and mine had a great time. Yes, the enclosure is small, but it has plenty to see such as monkeys, parrots, spiders and rabbits. There is also an albino python and some other snakes as well. The entrance fee of the zoo can be included with the entrance ticket of the Tower and I opted for that package because I knew the kids would want to go.
KL Forest Eco Park
There is a micro-sized rainforest in the heart of Kuala Lumpur called the Bukit Nanas Forest Reserve, now rebranded as the KL Forest Eco Park, and the Menara KL Tower is located inside it. Therefore, it boasts plenty of large and old trees and there are also nature trails to explore. I enjoyed the outdoor exercise area with my kids and didn't have to pay any entrance fee. The 200m canopy walk is very impressive and should not be missed.
Malaysia Cultural Village
As the name indicates, it reflects the culture of Malaysia and gets a lot of tourists. Essentially, it is a recreation of a traditional Malaysia kampong on the roof of a car park and it has been done rather beautifully. This is something definitely worth trying out for those who want to absorb the country's culture.
F1 Simulator Zone
This seemed like a glorified arcade racing game, but I liked the fact that it offers somewhat realistic controls, which includes 3 foot pedals. The simulator is a good one, if not the best.
Revolving Restaurant
Named Atmosphere360, the revolving restaurant is one floor above the Observation Deck. The dinner was not cheap, but the ticket included a visit to the Observation Deck and the night view was just magnificent. There is also a pizza restaurant and also an Indian restaurant named Moghul Mahal so there were different dishes to try.
There are different packages available for the Menara KL Tower, depending on where you want to go and the prices vary accordingly.


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WESTMINSTER, Md. (Jan. 16, 2016) – The U.S. Merchant Marine Academy wrestling team split a pair of Centennial Conference dual matches on Saturday at McDaniel College. The Mariners began the morning with a 44-4 win over Washington and Lee, but lost to the host Green Terror, 29-14 in the afternoon. The Mariners' record moves to 6-5 overall on the season after the 1-1 day.
Three Mariners recorded victories in both meets. Senior Mike Mui (Hingham, Mass.) at 125 defeated Wash & Lee's Ethan Hartman with a 13-3 major decision and McDaniel's Nathaniel Frantz with a pin in 5:43. Freshman Erik Beshada (South River, N.J.) won via a forfeit at 157 against the Generals in the morning and then defeated the Green Terror's Wade Bishop with a 13-4 major decision. Senior Ricky Fisher (Nashville, Tenn.) overcame Ron Tassoni of Washington & Lee at 197 with an 8-4 decision and then followed that up with a 12-3 major decision against McDaniel's Jake Pooton.
Also picking up victories during the early meet against the Generals was freshman Daniel May (Stafford, Va.) at 141 and junior Nathan Twito (Ames, Iowa) at 149, while senior Mike Maye (Pearl River, N.Y.), sophomore Jake Sherman (Jefferson, Ga.), and freshmen Dan Dubinsky (Charlotte, N.C.) and Brandon Joest (Kendallville, Ind.) all won via forfeits.
Up next, the Mariners will host TCNJ this Tuesday night, Jan. 19, at 7 p.m. at the Liebertz Gymnasium. A live video feed of the game will be available by clicking here.
Saturday, Jan. 16, 2016 – Westminster, Md. – 11 a.m.
Merchant Marine (6-4) 44, Washington and Lee (6-6) 4
125: Mike Mui (USMMA) maj. dec. Ethan Hartman (W&L), 13-3; (4-0)
133: Zach Bylykbashi (W&L) maj. dec. William Hardin (USMMA), 9-1; (4-4)
141: Daniel May (USMMA) dec. Michael Dik (W&L), 6-2; (7-4)
149: Nathan Twito (USMMA) maj. dec. Zachary Papin (W&L), 13-4; (11-4)
157: Erik Beshada (USMMA) won by forfeit; (17-4)
165: Mike Maye (USMMA) won by forfeit; (23-4)
174: Jake Sherman (USMMA) won by forfeit; (29-4)
184: Dan Dubinsky (USMMA) won by forfeit; (35-4)
197: Ricky Fisher (USMMA) dec. Ron Tassoni (W&L), 8-4; (38-4)
HWT: Brandon Joest (USMMA) won by forfeit; (44-4)
Saturday, Jan. 16, 2016 – Westminster, Md. – 1 p.m.
McDaniel (10-3) 29, Merchant Marine (6-5) 14
125: Mike Mui (USMMA) pinned Nathaniel Frantz 5:43; (0-6)
133: Ryan O'Boyle (McDaniel) pinned William Hardin (USMMA), 0:31; (6-6)
141: Marcos Mercado (McDaniel) dec. Daniel May (USMMA), 11-10; (9-6)
149: Trey Mitchell (McDaniel) pinned Nathan Twito (USMMA), 3:37; (15-6)
157: Erik Beshada (USMMA) maj. dec. Wade Bishop (McDaniel) 13-4; (15-10)
165: Erik Meyer (McDaniel) dec. Mike Maye (USMMA), 1-0; (18-10)
174: Ronnie Wuest (McDaniel) dec. Jake Sherman (USMMA), 9-3; (21-10)
184: Nick Cross (McDaniel) tech. fell Dan Dubinsky (USMMA), 18-1 (4:18); (26-10)
197: Ricky Fisher (USMMA) maj. dec. Jake Pooton (McDaniels), 12-3; (26-14)
HWT: Taylor Avino (McDaniel) dec. Brandon Joest (USMMA), 9-4. (29-14)
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Get them off the road, and the Braves like their chances against any team. Then add a Chipper Jones jersey-retirement ceremony, a sellout crowd, and, most important, an exemplary outing by rookie Julio Teheran.
That mix was effective in a 3-0 win against the Diamondbacks in a series opener Friday night before 48,282 at Turner Field, where Teheran struck out 10 in six scoreless innings and the Braves improved their majors-best home record to 26-11.
"It's nice to play in front of the big crowd," said Andrelton Simmons, who hit his sixth homer for the Braves, a sixth-inning leadoff shot against former Braves prospect Randall Delgado. "(Teheran) is starting to do what he's been doing in the minor leagues for a couple of years back. It's nice to see that."
The National League East leaders have won 18 of their past 24 home games — and lost 15 of their past 23 on the road.
Jason Heyward and B.J. Upton had two hits apiece against Delgado (0-2), who lost his first game against Atlanta since being traded in January. The Braves shipped him, Martin Prado and minor leaguers to Arizona for Justin Upton and Chris Johnson.
"It was a good overall night, on a very memorable night with Chipper's number getting retired," said manager Fredi Gonzalez, whose Braves stayed 5-1/2 games ahead of Washington before the season's halfway point Saturday. "We played good baseball, ran the bases well, executed some things offensively. Hope it carries on the rest of the weekend."
Dan Uggla added two hits, including an eighth-inning triple, after which he scored on a safety squeeze by Reed Johnson.
"I've got wheels, man," Uggla joked. "I was confident in Reed getting it down and I was confident in myself being able to get home."
Delgado pitched well — six innings, eight hits, two runs — but his pal Teheran (6-4) was a cut above. Teheran allowed four hits and one walk and struck out the side in the sixth to give him his second double-digit strikeout game this month.
"I was excited to pitch against one of my best friends, and to pitch on Chipper Jones' day," Teheran said, smiling. "I was getting more confidence (as the game progressed). The first three innings were a little difficult. I was sweating a lot. But at the end, the last inning, I was trying to get 10 K's – Chipper Jones' number."
The Braves' big three relievers — Luis Avilan, Jordan Walden and Craig Kimbrel — shut out the D-backs on no hits the rest of the way, with Kimbrel notching his 23rd save by inducing a game-ending double-play grounder after a walk.
"We were confident as soon as we scored the first run, but it's nice to get a couple of more runs in," Simmons said.
Teheran took a no-hitter to the eighth against Pittsburgh on June 5. The 22-year-old Colombian finished that game with 11 strikeouts, one walk and one hit allowed in eight scoreless innings, and he pitched six scoreless innings with eight strikeouts and no walks in a June 16 win against San Francisco.
"I think you're seeing a young man that just keeps maturing every start he gets in the big leagues," Gonzalez said.
Teheran has a 2.27 ERA and 10 quality starts in his past 12 games. He's 6-4 in that span: The Braves scored one or no runs while he was in the game in each of the four losses, and two runs while he was in during each of the no-decisions.
"He's been great, man," Uggla said. " I think he's learning from each start, not just going, 'Oh, yeah, I dominated that game.' I think he's really studying and looking at what he did right and what he did wrong, and he's making huge strides."
A week ago at Milwaukee, Teheran allowed two runs in 6 1/3 innings, and the Braves were shut out 2-0 to begin a 2-3 trip. It was a similar story May 14 at Arizona, when he allowed two runs in six innings of a 2-0 loss.
This time against the Diamondbacks, he was staked to a 1-0 lead before Delgado recorded two outs. Heyward lined a double to the left-center warning track with one out in the first and scored on Justin Upton's single.
That was the only scoring until Simmons led off the fifth with his sixth homer. Delgado threw a change-up that Simmons took for a first-pitch strike. He threw him another change-up, and Simmons drove it to the left-field seats.
"From playing behind him, I know his stuff a little bit," Simmons said. "He fooled me the first time with the changeup, but the second time I was kind of ready for it."
The Braves haven't had many big-strikeout starting pitchers in recent years, but recently Teheran has shown the potential to perhaps become one. He has 51 strikeouts in 45 2/3 innings over his past seven starts and got strikeouts when he needed them most in the early innings Friday.
"I'm feeling like every time I get somebody with two strikes, I can make one pitch and get a strikeout," he said. "If I don't strike him out, just get an out. I've got more confidence in all my pitches, so I feel like I can throw them any time."
After Aaron Hill's one-out double in the first inning, Teheran got consecutive strikeouts against Paul Goldschmidt — one of the league's top hitters — and Miguel Montero. And after Didi Gregorius singled to start the third and advanced on a sacrifice, Teheran struck out Gerardo Parra before an inning-ending ground out.
"He made some nice pitches when he had to," Gonzalez said. "He gave us a great opportunity to win tonight's game."
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Innate Foods: Vegan & Gluten-Free Bakery
Innate Foods is a vegan and gluten free bakery operating out of a tiny house in Saint Paul. Continue reading
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Vegan Options at Iowa City's Big Grove Brewery
Iowa City's Big Grove Brewery not only offers craft beer, but their menu include several vegan options. Continue reading
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Vegan Options at Pizza Karma
Pizza Karma is a fast casual pizza spot with Indian inspired flavors. They have vegan and gluten-free options. Continue reading
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Eating Plant Based at the Mall of America
This is a list of my favorite plant based options at the Mall of America and is by no means a comprehensive list. Continue reading
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Vegan Options at Naviya's Thai Brasserie
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Vegan Cuts Snack Box: December 2018
Vegan Cuts is a fun way to try new vegan products and potentially find a new favorite snack. If there's a vegan in your life and you are in need of a gift for them, this is a great option. … Continue reading
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Urban Wok in St. Paul
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Dulceria Bakery in Minneapolis
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The biggest night in Namibian music entertainment, the Namibian Annual Music Awards (NAMAs), is stepping it up this year with a stellar line-up of judges set to score this year's entries.
The esteemed judging panel comprises a group of credible and highly acclaimed Namibians together with music, entertainment and media executives from South Africa, Kenya, Ghana, Jamaica and the USA.
The judges are:
Axali Doeseb, Namibia's first post independent black conductor of the Namibian National Symphony Orchestra and author of the Namibian National Anthem. He is also a NAMAs recipient for the lifetime achievement award.
Sean Watson from South Africa, the managing director of Sony Music Entertainment Pan Africa, the label behind the global success and careers of megastars Wizkid, Davido and DJ Fresh, amongst others.
Yvonne Chaka Chaka, an internationally recognised South African singer, songwriter, entrepreneur, humanitarian and teacher. She has been at the forefront of popular South African music for 27 years with hits like 'I'm Burning Up', 'Thank You Mr DJ' and the ever-popular 'Umqombothi'. As a young performer she was the first black child to appear on South African television in 1981. Since then, she has shared the stage with international artists like Bono, Angelique Kidjo and Queen.
Namibian Alma Ulamba has been in the corridors of arts as a chairperson of the National Arts Council and is currently the head of the National Theatre of Namibia.
Jasmine Dotiwala from the UK is an award-winning trail blazer and key influencer who has worked with the likes of Eminem, Jay-Z and Mariah Carey. She's interviewed a multitude of rising stars and even went record shopping with R&B singer Aaliyah and Jodeci. She did the first ever UK interview with Mary J Blige and interviewed Snoop Doggy Doog outside an Los Angeles courtroom during his murder trial, which aired across the global news networks. She was a presenter for MTV News, before becoming senior producer-director for many of MTV International's flagship TV shows including 'Making the Video', 'MTV Cribs', 'MTV's Diary Of' and 'MTV News Specials'.
Morgan Heritage from America and Jamaica was formed in 1994, and they made their first appearance at Reggae Sunsplash in Jamaica. They were subsequently signed by MCA and released their debut album 'Miracles' the same year. The group has worked with many reggae bands and DJs, including Capleton, Junior Kelly and Luciano.
Lischen Khachas has been dubbed Namibia's top female DJ, having been a part of the Namibian music industry for more than 12 years.
Sammy Forson is a Ghanaian award-winning broadcaster with Joy99.7 FM, has over 14 years of on-air experience, is the business manager for BET and MTV, VGMA and award winning Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie, as well as the CEO of both Aspire Music/Entertainment and Evolve by Sammy Forson.
Somoina Kimojino from Kenya is the managing director at Capital FM, as well as one of the biggest music, media, entertainment broadcasters and networks in East Africa, Capital Group LTD East Africa. For the last 14 years, she has been at the helm of radio in Kenya and has successfully managed a number of talents and created noteworthy programmes.
Sammy Thuo, also from Kenya, has been in the marketing, digital, advertising and media industries for over 21 years and is the director and co-founder of Saracen OMD – one of East Africa's largest independent media specialist agencies.
Rounding off the judging panel is Namibia's own Che Ulenga, who joined Katutura Community Radio in 2006 and has grown to be one of the nation's most sought-after radio personalities and MCs, as well as being a NAMA nominee in the best radio DJ category in 2017.
Watch the press for more details on the date and venue for this year's NAMAs. – MTC


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Synchronicity ~ Clues From the Universe
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Synchronicity ~ Clues From the Universe
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We receive a lot of questions from people wanting to understand the meaning of coincidences and synchronicity.
One of the best explanations we've found is by Deepak Chopra, who not only explains what the significance of coincidences are, but also provides practical ways to use them to guide your life.
The following is an excerpt from The Spontaneous Fulfillment of Desire: Harnessing the Infinite Power of Coincidence by Deepak Chopra:
"When you live your life with an appreciation of coincidences and their meanings, you connect with the underlying field of infinite possibilities. This is when the magic begins." – Deepak Chopra
This is a state I call synchrodestiny, in which it becomes possible to achieve the spontaneous fulfillment of our every desire.
Synchrodestiny requires gaining access to a place deep within yourself, while at the same time awakening to the intricate dance of coincidences out in the physical world.
When a coincidence arises, don't ignore it.
Ask yourself, What is the message here? What is the significance of this?
You don't need to go digging for the answers. Ask the question, and the answers will emerge. They may arrive as a sudden insight, a spontaneous creative experience, or they may be something very different.
Perhaps you will meet a person who is somehow related to the coincidence that occurred. An encounter, a relationship, a chance meeting, a situation, a circumstance will immediately give you a clue to its meaning. "Oh, so that's what it was all about!"
The key is to pay attention and inquire.
"Another thing you can do to nurture coincidence is to keep a diary or journal of coincidences in your life."
After years of note-taking, I classify coincidences as tiny, medium, whoppers, and double-whoppers. You can do this in any way that is easy for you.
For some people, it is easiest to maintain a daily journal and underline or highlight words or phrases or names of things that show up as coincidences. Other people keep a special coincidence diary. They start a new page for each significant coincidence, then jot down any other connections to that event on its page.
Journaling isn't absolutely necessary, but it helps bring insights and coincidences to the surface.
Take five minutes every day and just sit in silence. In that time, put these questions to your attention and heart:
"Who am I? What do I want for my life? What do I want from my life today?"
Then let go, and let your stream of consciousness, your quieter inner voice, supply the answers.
Then, after five minutes, write them down. Do this every day and you'll be surprised at how situations, circumstances, events, and people will orchestrate themselves around the answers. This is the beginning of synchrodestiny." – Deepak Chopra, The Spontaneous Fulfillment of Desire: Harnessing the Infinite Power of Coincidence
Reference: IntuitionJournal.com (excerpt)
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When students enter your classroom or library for the first time, they bring with them their concerns about their future experiences, as well as their high hopes for positive outcomes. Though some of their preconceptions may be based on projection, rumors, or sheer nervousness, taking the time to know and understand the motivation behind students' expectations can set the tone for an engaging and productive experience.
Rather than try to guess what students are thinking, you may decide to devote some time to a question-and-answer session during your first meeting. In addition to learning more about the students, you'll begin to set a tone of openness and responsiveness that overrides students' initial fears and apprehensions
In McKeachie's Teaching Tips, Svinicki and McKeachie recommend asking such questions as:
- What have you heard about the course?
- What sorts of concerns or issues do you think we might deal with?
- What are your expectations for the course?
- What goals do you have for this course? (Svinicki and McKeachie, 24)
If these exact questions don't suit the particular setting in which you work, consider what other types of questions might encourage students to open up and participate in the conversation.
As students listen to others' responses, they become more familiar with one another, and they may begin to see you as a welcoming—rather than intimidating—figure. And that's a great way to begin!
Reference: Content adapted from Svinicki, Marilla and McKeachie, Wilbert J. 2011. McKeachie's Teaching Tips: Strategies, Research, and Theory for College and University Teachers. 13th ed. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth, Cengage Learning.
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So I usually don't get a chance to catch the various award shows that come on. But yesterday I was in the right place at the right time I guess and I just so happened to watch the show with #BlackTwitter which actually inspired me to do this post. I always get irritated watch award shows with twitter because black people NEVER have anything positive to say and it is always so clear during this time. Crabs in the barrel mentality
A night dedicated to celebrating black entertainers turns into a slander fest via twitter, but I digress.
When that new R&B guy August Alsina won his first award he appeared to be very emotional and crying behind his shades. Oh twitter lit him up! "it's just a BET award!" So what you are saying? That because it comes from BET it's not a valid award? The Grammy's though are apparently right? We should put the same worth on black celebrations as we do for "other" award shows. In addition to this, I do believe this was August's first award. He was humbled and I for one am happy to see it.
Shoutout to Pharrell for winning awards for his song happy. I actually like this song, maybe because I don't listen to the radio lol
I didn't make it to the end of the award show I'm sad to say because I actually enjoyed a number of performances. I appreciate the fact that although artist like Usher and Nicki Minaji have crossed over to pop they still come back to the BET awards. BET is probably the place where Hip-Hop and R&B artist receive their first award.
My favorite performance is a tie between Usher #TBT hits and the Light Skin Trinity (Trey, August & Chris). I heard Beyoncé sent a video of her performance (yawns) I would have stayed up to see her live but it's just the BET awards right?
Lionel Richie was the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award and I never really was a fan so I missed his tribute on purpose.
Chris Rock was funnier than I expected but I would still like to see Gary Owens host the BET awards. But Black twitter will probably protest a white man hosting the EBT awards (protest via twitter of course)
Overall it was a pretty good show, I'll probably update this post after I watch the last hour. Lol


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August 14, 1998, Section E, Page 9Buy Reprints
Tamara Jenkins's playfully autobiographical ''Slums of Beverly Hills'' begins with the spectacle of Murray Abramowitz (Alan Arkin) overseeing the purchase of his daughter Vivian's first bra. It's a moment, like many in the film, that leaves Vivian (Natasha Lyonne) wide-eyed and aghast, incredulous over what goes on in her family. And no matter how such a father-daughter episode might play today, the film is set in a 1976 that it remembers as a more innocent time. In this atmosphere, Murray's behavior is simply overbearing and nosy beyond belief.
With a wry air of having been here and done this, Ms. Jenkins (who developed her story at the Sundance Director's Lab) then leads her audience on a guided tour of the nomadic habits of the Abramowitzes, whom she has described as ''Jewish Joads.'' No ''Grapes of Wrath'' setting here, though: the film's characters simply wander from one garishly named apartment to another on the fringes of Beverly Hills, where the divorced Murray is determined to keep his daughter and two sons. He claims he's doing this for the sake of a good school district, and Mr. Arkin makes his stubborn, meddlesome character so utterly ingenuous that it's possible to believe him.
''I wanted to show the sweetness and weirdness of people who will do anything to maintain their dignity,'' Ms. Jenkins has said. And her idiosyncratic family story does exactly that, while also chronicling every embarrassment that heralds Vivian's sexual coming of age. Unusually frank in this regard, the film (which makes ample use of body doubles) watches Vivian tentatively experiment with the boy next door, a guy named Eliot (Kevin Corrigan), who is proud of his Charles Manson T-shirts. It also notes Vivian's amazement at the way Rita (Marisa Tomei), her zany, glamorous cousin who is just out of rehab, flounces about in the buff, even in the Abramowitz living room.
Since Vivian isn't one to flounce, she experiences a sexual awkwardness that is very much akin to her family's socioeconomic uncertainty. She's an outsider everywhere, and the film treats her predicament with affectionate humor. Ms. Lyonne (the young narrator in Woody Allen's ''Everyone Says I Love You'') makes this smart, rueful young woman a beacon of sanity in the midst of the film's well-drawn eccentrics, who congregate most hilariously in a variety of dinner-table episodes. In one of these scenes, Jessica Walter plays a perfect Beverly Hills specimen whom Murray is trying to date. In another, Carl Reiner and Rita Moreno play Rita's parents, who frankly let Murray know which Abramowitzes are wealthy and which are not.
It's hard to know what's coming next in a film that devotes one sequence to breast-reduction surgery and a couple of others to Vivian's discovery of the vibrator (courtesy of Rita). And Ms. Jenkins, who makes her writing and directing debut with wit and confidence, keeps the small surprises frequent and the coming-of-age perspective sharp. (One surprise is how little the film shows of Beverly Hills, except when the Abramowitz family piles into a car to flee from one apartment to the next.) She makes the most of an especially ingratiating cast, with Ms. Tomei very charming and funny as Rita, Mr. Corrigan as slyly flirtatious as a Manson fan can be, and David Krumholtz as the wisecracking brother who fits right into the Abramowitz ethos.
All of them, especially Ms. Lyonne and Mr. Arkin, project a crazy sincerity that turns this personal and nostalgic comedy into a very true story indeed.
''Slums of Beverly Hills'' is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian). It includes nudity, profanity and a few sexual situations.
Written and directed by Tamara Jenkins; director of photography, Tom Richmond; edited by Pamela Martin; music by Rolfe Kent; production designer, Dena Roth; produced by Michael Nozik and Stan Wlodkowski; released by Fox Searchlight. Running time: 91 minutes. This film is rated R.
WITH: Natasha Lyonne (Vivian), Alan Arkin (Murray), Marisa Tomei (Rita), Kevin Corrigan (Eliot), Carl Reiner (Mickey), Rita Moreno (Belle), David Krumholtz (Ben) and Jessica Walter (Doris).


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The WHO and UNICEF have decided to provide funding to Pakistan for procurement of measles vaccinesSunday, February 17th, 2013 (last updated)
The World Health Organisation (WHO) and United Nations Children Fund (Unicef) have decided to provide funding to Pakistan for procurement of measles vaccine.
Besides, the funding will also cover operational cost of routine and special immunisation campaigns, said Dr Nadia Taleb, Advisor at WHO for Eastern Mediterranean Region during a meeting with acting Wafaqi Mohtasib Salman Farooqi.
Dr Nadia is part of a delegation visiting the country to look at the high measles-related death toll and suggest corrective measures. Other delegates are Dr Robert Kezaala and Selenge Lkhagva of Unicef and Anne Cronin of Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunisation.
During the meeting, which was meant to discuss the situation emerged in Pakistan due to measles outbreak, Dr Nadia assured Salman on behalf of the international community, especially donors, that Pakistan would continue to get necessary funds and support in fight against transmittable diseases, including measles. Anne Cronin was all praise for the government of Pakistan for promptly responding to the measles outbreak in the country. She said that Pakistan had all the technical components' capacity and political will to eradicate measles by 2015.
Dr Robert Kezaala called for the creation of effective mechanism for supervision of data collection and verification, saying it will help develop effective liaison between the technical and operational levels as well as demand-creation and actual administration of vaccines.
"It is imperative to achieve the goals of immunisation campaign," he said.
Salman Faruqui, on behalf of Pakistani government and people, thanked the delegates and the organisations they represented for timely support against measles outbreak. He also praised these organisations for anti-polio help to Pakistan.
Special Advisor to Prime Minister Begum Shahnaz Wazir Ali, Inter- Provincial Coordination and National Regulation and Services secretaries, members of the committee formed by the Federal Ombudsman on measles outbreak, and the relevant officials from other ministries and departments attended the meeting.
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Untitled (Manhole)2001 by Maurizio Cattelan
"This life size sculpture is a self portrait. The artist looks up through a hole in the floor. We can see the room below, which appears to be a storage room but is in fact the staff cloakroom. Here Cattelan plays a convincing game with reality and imitation, undermining the viewer's expectations." http://collectie.boijmans.nl/en//collection/brl-2002-01-%28mk%29
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Glorious! Foods
A Gloriously bold social campaign
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Fresh soup brand Glorious! is part of TSC Foods and its travel-inspired premium soup ranges are stocked at supermarkets and convenience stores across the UK.Visit Website
31k Social media engagements generated from paid social media advertising
21% Increase in Glorious! soup sales from one major UK supermarket
102k People in our target market reached through micro-influencer marketing
"I'm really pleased, you have grasped G! so well!"
Standing out in the soup market to increase market share
Following one of the hottest summers on record, soup season finally arrived, and with it, the opportunity for Glorious! to let shoppers know that soup was back on the menu. Having managed their social media activity in-house for the past year, Glorious! wanted an agency to create a social media strategy that would increase awareness and bring their adventurous personality back to the brand.
We needed a standout social campaign and identity to bring back the brand's adventurous spirit
Inspire shoppers to ban the boring and be more adventurous with their soup selection
Whilst conducting our own market research, we discovered that: soup competitors all adopted a similar visual style on social; Glorious! had the largest social presence but a low engagement rate; bowl food was the big trend; recipe UGC was popular amongst FMCG brands.
With multiple audiences to consider, from vegans and vegetarians to health-conscious millennials and our gluten-free friends, the content strategy would need to ensure we delivered the right message, to the right person at the right time.
Implementing a bold User Generated Content campaign
We developed and implemented a bold new social identity and tone of voice for Glorious Soup through our #BoldBowls user generated content campaign.
Glorious! followers and shoppers were invited to 'show us their #BoldBowls' on the Glorious! social media channels. The campaign was promoted using a series of creative video posts (and stories!) to drive conversation around tasty toppings, delicious dunkers and added adventurous ingredients that could transform a bowl of soup into a #BoldBowl.
To further increase reach and awareness, micro-influencers we also invited to submit their #BoldBowls and share the campaign with their highly-engaged followers.
Bringing out the Glorious! brand on social media
With a new social identity and tone of voice, not only did the campaign capture the spirit of adventure of the brand, but it helped them stand out in the soup market. There was a 396% uplift in social impressions, 1626% increase in total social engagements and a top three placement for Instagram engagement, up two places, in their competitor landscape.
31k Social media engagements generated from paid social media advertising
21% Increase in Glorious! soup sales from one major UK supermarket
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State will likely find itself well outside the playoff picture in the penultimate College Football Playoff rankings, but the Buckeyes will still have a chance to make up the required ground thanks to their Big Ten title game berth.
There will be some big shifts in the Tuesday College Football Playoff rankings, though the wild results came at the top — far ahead of where Ohio State sat in the rankings. No. 1 Alabama lost decisively to No. 6 Auburn, and No. 2 Miami was thoroughly outplayed by Pitt the day after Thanksgiving. The only other loss in the top 10 came from No. 8 Notre Dame, who might not even make a New Year's Six bowl now after a third loss.
What do those results mean for the Buckeyes, who fought their way to a 31-20 win against Michigan? Let's get to the projections for this week.
Ohio State College Football Playoff projection
Because Ohio State has two losses, the amount of chaos the Buckeyes need was always going to take time. They got a couple of much-needed results in the final weekend of the regular season, with Miami losing to almost certainly deny the ACC a shot at two playoff teams and Notre Dame fully eliminating itself from the picture.
The problem, though, is that Alabama was expected to clear out two obstacles for Ohio State and instead the Crimson Tide added to the problems. An Alabama SEC title would have taken care of Auburn and Georgia, clearing the way for the Buckeyes to swoop in and take the No. 4 seed. Instead, the picture is now much more complicated with all three teams alive heading into the SEC Championship weekend.
The top four of the ranking figures to include Clemson, Oklahoma, Wisconsin and Auburn in some order. Where Alabama stands will tell a lot about the future. The Crimson Tide will most likely be slotted in the No. 5 spot ahead of Georgia. (That's no worry for the Bulldogs, who would certainly jump Auburn and Alabama with a conference title.) Expect Ohio State to likely be No. 8 behind Miami.
The good news for Ohio State is a couple teams ahead of it are guaranteed to lose, especially if the Buckeyes win — which is the only scenario in which this matters. Let's say Ohio State beats the Badgers. The loser of Auburn/Georgia will almost certainly fall below the Buckeyes, and that should be the case for the loser of Clemson/Miami (especially if it's the Hurricanes who lose). That would set up a battle between the Buckeyes and Crimson Tide for the fourth and final spot. Either way, it won't be a fun decision for the committee.
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A county court has ordered Rep. Keith Ellison's divorce records to be unsealed, allowing more scrutiny into the Democrat's private life as he fights off the abuse allegations upending his campaign for Minnesota attorney general.
Hennepin County Family Court referee Jason Hutchison released an order Friday saying the records of Mr. Ellison's 2012 split with ex-wife Kim Ellison will be unsealed Oct. 17, ruling that "open access is the presumption in Minnesota."
Kim Ellison, who is also an elected official as a member of the Minneapolis school board, has said there was no abuse during their 20-year marriage. Mr. Ellison plans to appeal the decision, according to his attorney.
The article goes on to state the following:
The Minnesota Star Tribune and AlphaNews sued to have the records unsealed in the aftermath of abuse allegations made in August by Karen Monahan, Mr. Ellison's ex-girlfriend, who said that he dragged her from a bed by her foot screaming obscenities.
Minnesota court orders Keith Ellison divorce records unsealed https://t.co/tWMVJfQzrI #Election2018
— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) October 13, 2018
Ruling: Keith Ellison's divorce file to be unsealed next week
Request to make records public follows allegations of abuse by ex-girlfriend. https://t.co/6OszxylwnI
— Kevin McCashion 🇺🇸 (@Kevin_McCashion) October 13, 2018
JUST IN: Hennepin Co. family court referee rules to unseal DFL AG candidate Keith Ellison's divorce records. https://t.co/nGFNMgdMj1
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Love of the sport
Athletics and academics lured Calvin Bassil to SC4
For SC4 alumnus Calvin Bassil, SC4 allowed him to follow his love of athletics into an enjoyable career as sports and events coordinator at the YMCA of the Blue Water Area.
Bassil came to SC4 because of his skills on the ball diamond. He was a three-sport standout for the Cros-Lex Pioneers and was recruited to play baseball for the Skippers. He helped the Skippers finish third in the Michigan Community College Athletic Association standings.
"I had a great experience at SC4," Bassil said. "I loved it there. The baseball coaches were great, and I had very good professors."
Bassil received an athletic scholarship to play baseball at Western Illinois University and transferred after a year at SC4. He went on to earn a degree in recreation and parks, along with tourism administration from Western Illinois in the spring of 2011.Calvin Bassil 1
Bassil, of Port Huron, returned home and did an internship with the YMCA of the Blue Water Area. He landed the job as the sports and events coordinator in September 2011.
"I really enjoy working with kids," Bassil said. "Every six weeks we start up a new set of programs. We are doing a lot with the youth programs and I'm constantly trying to get more programs for the adults going."
Bassil also finds time to coach ninth-grade girls basketball at Port Huron High School and the junior varsity baseball team at Cros-Lex High School.