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BALTIMORE – The bulk of the UMBC track and field team will stay close to home this weekend as the Retrievers make a short trip across Baltimore for the two-day Morgan State Legacy Meet at Hughes Stadium. The meet will begin on Friday afternoon with the javelin and hammer throw competitions before resuming on Saturday morning with the track events. In addition, members of the Retriever distance team will make their way up to Princeton for the Larry Ellis Invitational.
Senior Trae Proctor (Brandywine, Md./Thomas Stone) led UMBC to another record-breaking weekend last Saturday and was named the America East Men's Track Performer of the Week for the second consecutive week on Tuesday. In addition, the hurdler was named the Corvias ECAC Men's Track and Field Division I South Athlete of the Week. Proctor smashed his previous school record in the 110m hurdles at George Mason, winning the event with a time of 13.88. The Retriever senior leads the America East and ranks tied for 17th in the nation. He will run the 100m dash and 400m hurdles this weekend.
In the hammer throw, junior Thor Serafenas (Olney, Md./Good Counsel/Clemson) reset his own school record with a toss of 58.95m (193'5") at Mason and now heads the conference standings. He also ranks in the top-ten in the America East in the shot put and discus. Serafenas, along with senior Yao Adantor (Laurel, Md./Reservoir/Morgan State/Maryland), who ranks second in the league in the shot put (16.59m; 54'5.25"), will compete in the discus, hammer, and shot at Morgan State.
Seniors Andrew Smith (Chadds Ford, Pa./Garnet Valley) and Cody Mezebish (Westminster, Md./South Carroll) each broke the school record in the 800m run last week. Smith finished sixth in the men's event with a time of 1:50.05, good enough to meet the IC4A standard. Mezebish, meanwhile, broke the women's record with an ECAC-worthy time of 2:10.68. Both will run in the 800m event again this weekend at Princeton with sophomore Andrew Keresztes (Port Jefferson, N.Y./Port Jefferson) joining Smith in the men's race and junior Sarah Daly (Lake Orion, Mich./Lake Orion) competing with Mezebish in the women's event.
Also competing at Princeton, sophomore Hassan Omar (Frederick, Md./Thomas Johnson) will take to the 10,000m run event and while classmate Redatu Semeon (Waldorf, Md./Thomas Stone) prepares for the 3,000m steeplechase. Two week ago at the Colonial Relays, Omar set a personal-best of 30:29.58 to finish second and meet the IC4A standard. Semeon improved his top career steeplechase time by almost seven seconds to 9:12.47 last week at the Mason Spring Invitational and better his lead at the top of the America East standings while also qualifying for the IC4A Championships to be held in May.
Senior Brandan McGee (Hiram, Ohio/Crestwood) will also run in the 3,000m steeplechase for UMBC while classmate Jake Albino (Hampton, N.Y./Minisink Valley) travels to the Garden State for the 1,500m run.
Senior Dennison Long (Greenbelt, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt/FIU) has posted a career-best spring so far and leads the America East in both the 100m (10.36) and 200m (20.86) sprint events. He has qualified for the IC4A Championships in both events while ranking 36th nationally in the 200m and 37th in the 100m event. Long will compete in the 4x400 and 4x100 relays at Morgan State.
For the women, junior Mercedes Jackson (Huntingtown, Md./Huntingtown) set a season-best of 23.96 last week at George Mason and sits behind only Taelour Murphy (23.71) from UMass Lowell in the league standings. She leads the conference in the 100m with her time of 11.71 at the Pepsi Florida Relays and will run in the 4x100 and 4x400m relays this weekend in Baltimore.
Senior Mo Drammeh (Frederick, Md./Thomas Johnson) cleared a new personal-best in the high jump last weekend, 2.07m (6'9.5"), to meet the IC4A standard. He ranks fourth in the America East this spring, but will attempt to go higher this weekend at Morgan State, while also taking part in the long jump competition.
In the women's field events, junior Alisha Beeman (Bridgeport, Conn./Bunnell/Hartford) will compete in four events – high jump, long jump, triple jump, and javelin – at Morgan State. She broke the school record in the javelin back in March at the FSU Relays with a toss of 41.92m (137'6") and ranks second in the conference in the event. She also sits second in the high jump after clearing 1.74m (5'8.5") to win the America East indoor title and recorded a top outdoor jump of 1.68m (5'6") to capture the event in Tallahassee, Fla.


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Is mobile device virtualization the answer to BYOD?
Mobile device virtualization promises work and personal personas on the same device -- but is it ready for prime time?
- Linda Tucci, Editor at Large
CIO Greg Taffet looked into mobile device virtualization to get a handle on the rapid adoption of mobile devices at U.S. Gas & Electric Inc., a fast-growing North Miami-based national reseller of natural gas and electricity. So did Barry Porozni, CIO at The Reinvestment Fund (TRF) in Philadelphia, where a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policy started out modestly enough and keeps growing.
Who wouldn't be intrigued? Mobile device virtualization promises the benefit that made server virtualization such a big hit in the enterprise: being able to run multiple operating systems on a single piece of hardware. Whereas cost savings on hardware was the primary driving force behind the adoption of server virtualization, the allure of mobile device virtualization is being able to provision dual personas on the same device -- one for work and one for personal computing.
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With dual personas, if a company wants to impose a strong password policy or to standardize on one version of bandwidth, all that can happen independently of what goes on in the personal domain. Corporate assets are protected, and the employees can do as they please on their side of the border. In enterprise computing, where CIOs are under tremendous pressure to adopt BYOD policies and where mobile endpoints are multiplying like locusts, a dual persona solution sounds like paradise regained. "It allows IT to leverage that centralized control they had for so long," said Philip Clarke, research analyst at Mokena, Ill.-based Nemertes Research Group Inc.
Taffet and Porozni discovered, however, that the approach is very new, the market is very unsettled and the mobile device world is changing very rapidly. So -- for the time being anyway -- they are steering clear of putting virtual machines on mobile devices. After all, the Type 2 hypervisor approach taken by VMware Inc., arguably the world's leader in enterprise virtualization, to date works only on Android devices, they noted.
For Porozni, security was also a concern, specifically with the device's Type 2 hypervisor technology that relies on the underlying operating system to work. "How do you know there isn't something they can't download on the personal side that can't impact the phone?" he asked. A guest OS also takes more power from the base system, raising the possibility of performance problems. For now, he's going with "good enough." He opted for a mobile device management (MDM) product from Fiberlink Inc., a Mobility-as-a-Service provider based in Blue Bell, Penn.
U.S. Gas & Electric's Taffet is testing a piece of software from Bitzer Mobile Inc., which provides its own business-encapsulated secure environment on the mobile device. Everything from the business runs in the Bitzer mobile app container, he said. "They take the pain of making it run on all the appropriate devices, so that I only need to set it up once. I can push and pull and manage and wipe -- at my control versus the user's -- on the business side. Whatever happens on their side of the computer doesn't affect my side," he added. "I'm beginning to feel comfortable with the level of security they provide."
Mobile device virtualization a silver bullet or a bust?
Analysts we interviewed agreed that at least until mobile device virtualization is device agnostic and becomes "ubiquitous," many CIOs will choose the "good enough" capabilities offered by mobile device management (MDM) vendors for managing, monitoring and securing mobile devices, "But they are not giving IT the full breadth of control," Nemertes' Clarke said.
Christian Kane, an analyst at Forrester Research Inc. in Cambridge, Mass., who follows MDM closely, agreed. "Most MDM technologies leverage the native APIs of the mobile device, so they can't get the same data and application controls that enterprise clients are looking for," he said. The monitoring problem will only worsen with the proliferation of mobile devices and versions in the enterprise.
If you can't control what gets installed on the device, then the best way to protect your data and assets is to make sure you can control the work environment they are deployed in.
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analyst, Forrester Research Inc.
Moreover, IT ends up "owning the device" with MDM, whether the device is provisioned by the company or owned by the employee, noted Chris Ward, solutions architect at systems integrator GreenPages Technology Solutions in Kittery, Maine. "There is always an agent or some software on the device. If something breaks, where does IT step in? Drawing those lines of responsibility is key," he said.
In theory, so-called dual persona technology helps sort out responsibilities. Notes Forrester's Kane: "If you can't control what gets installed on the device, then the best way to protect your data and assets is to make sure you can control the work environment they are deployed in." Of course, the dual persona approach comes with its own challenges, starting with the variety of products being floated and the uncertainty of which ones will prevail, said these analysts, who expect the market to shake out over the next six months to a year.
Forrester's Kane lumps the products into two bins: the "true virtualization" offerings from VMware (Horizon Mobile, a Type 2 hypervisor) and from Open Kernel Labs (which makes a Type 1 hypervisor, essentially firmware on the phone), and the offerings from vendors that take a "more containerized application approach," such as Enterproid Inc., OpenPeak Inc. and Good Technology Inc.
"From a user perspective, there is not much difference, because they will still be seeing two environments," Kane said.
Meanwhile the two "pure play" mobile device virtualization offerings are still up against Apple Inc., which thus far has shown little interest in allowing mobile virtualization vendors access to the hooks required for dual persona phones. Getting on the mobile Windows phone will not be a problem, but the iOS is another matter, GreenPages' Ward said. "If VMware can't crack that code on the iOS side, I don't think you'll see Horizon Mobile go very far," he said.
Even on the Android, a Type 2 hypervisor approach might fall short, as can happen on laptops, in Ward's view. "When you're running a virtual machine on top of that piece of hardware, you're not necessarily able to use 100% of the native abilities of the physical laptop. You run into the same challenges on mobile devices," he said.
VMware moved from a Type 1 to a Type 2 hypervisor after finding that adding a Type 1 hypervisor to the physical phone added to the already long development cycle for these devices. That presented a problem because these consumer devices are short-lived in the marketplace. As TRF's Porozni notes, "That's their reason for doing it. I want a secure solution, not the one that comes to market faster." (Open Kernel Labs claims it has gotten around that problem by shipping chipsets that are virtualization-ready. "We're spending a lot of time with manufacturers to do that," said Carl Nerup, the company's vice president of business development.)
One more caveat: Some proponents of BYOD aren't sold on the dual persona approach, arguing that in a world where work and personal have become so intertwined, separating the two undermines the user experience. Moreover, toggling back and forth between segments -- even on the same device -- is not that different from carrying two devices, said Forrester's Kane, who added, "No one wants to go back to that."
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It seems like forever ago now, but I actually played football in college until a shoulder injury sidelined my aspirations of reaching the NFL. I mostly played free safety, but I also moved to defensive end in my last season. Needless to say, photographing athletes is something I really enjoy, as it get's me back out on the field to some extent.
Here is a quick snapshot I found from back in my college days. But back to Derrick Coleman, because that's really what this is all about. Most of you have probably already seen the incredible Duracell commercial about his fight to get to the NFL, but if you haven't or if you want to watch it again, here it is. It makes me emotional every time I see it. So good.
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"Dr. Timothy Gray, a professor of Biblical Studies at the Augustine Institute in Denver, told CNA that the news of the tablet was "very fascinating," saying "everything seems to point to its authenticity."
He said the text seems to draw heavily upon the Book of Daniel. Scholars know from the work of Josephus that many Jews immediately before and during the time of Jesus focused on the Book of Daniel because of his prophecies related to a messiah coming to usher in a Kingdom of God.
"A focal point of Jesus' teaching was the kingdom of God, and Jesus makes many allusions to Daniel. That really seems to cohere with this view of Jesus."
Gray said that Jewish expectation of a dying messiah is shown in Daniel's prophecies, noting that Daniel chapter 9 talks about how an anointed messiah will be cut off and killed.
According to Gray, a standard view of modern biblical scholarship holds that the sayings of Jesus in the Gospels where He predicts His Passion and His death cannot be authentic because, scholars believe, most Jews had no expectation of a suffering messiah. Such scholars attributed these words of Jesus to later additions made by the early Church.
Knohl's minority contention that there were Jewish ideas of a suffering messiah before Jesus, Gray said, is echoed in the work of Catholic biblical scholar Brant Pitre."
"Know therefore and understand that from the going forth of the word to restore and build Jerusalem to the coming of an anointed one, a prince, there shall be seven weeks. Then for sixty-two weeks it shall be built again with squares and moat, but in a troubled time. 26 And after the sixty-two weeks, an anointed one shall be cut off, and shall have nothing; and the people of the prince who is to come shall destroy the city and the sanctuary. His [or "its"] end shall come with a flood, and to the end there shall be war; desolations are decreed. 27 And he shall make a strong covenant with many for one week; and for half of the week he shall cause sacrifice and offering to cease; and upon the wing of abominations shall come one who makes desolate, until the decreed end is poured out on the desolator."
"Despite the difficulties of interpretation surrounding this admittedly dense text, it is clearly a description of a final period of tribulation that is characterized by at last three important elements. First, the text explicitly asserts that during the last days before the "end" (קץ) an "anointed one" or "messiah" (משׁיח) shall rise up during this troubled time and be killed or "cut off" (כרת) (Dan 9:26). [Whether the text refers to one or two messiahs is irrelevant for our purposes; if there are two envisioned (something I doubt), at least one of them - the latter - comes before the end and is killed.] Thus, at least for Daniel, the eschatological tribulation is quite explicitly messianic: i.e., it is a period during which the Messiah - a royal eschatological figure, a "prince" (נגיד) - will come and be killed." (Jesus, the Tribulation and the End of the Exile, 56-7).


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I was wondering if you found a solution to your Mitrofanoff problem? I'm having the same issues with the leaking.. it's driving me insane.. I was told that the flap wasn't working properly.. then I read the nurses comment to you and now I'm more confused..
Thanks Jessie, Her house is on water and she's taking photography classes so I'm seeing lots of water. It looks calmer then Ocean. It was rainy and cold the one time I was up there. I was there for The National W/C Games. We stayed at the U of Washington.
I ate dinner in the Space Needle. I didn't know it turned in a circle. I kept losing my balance making me feel drunk.
I'll look at maps. We really want to invite her, him, whoever. Thanks.
Jessie, My high school class from NY is planning a reunion. An old friend now lives in Washington St. You are the only other person I've heard is from that state. Have you ever heard of Gig Harbor or Lake? I get the feeling she has big $$. She mainly shows photos of her new grandsons.. Time flies, I last saw her pregnant with her 1st at our 10th. We then lost touch.
how do u deal with PAIN AT YOUR SP CATH? I am in pain a lot
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How are things with you? I haven't chatted with you in a while. How was your Christmas and New Years? Both of those holidays were fine for me. The biggest news is that my best friend from grade school got married. I was in the wedding and had lot's of fun. I sat through the ceremony but got up and danced in my wheelchair during the wedding reception.
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No, I don't have a sp cath. I have been just using the intermittent catheters throughout the day.
You know, I had heard somewhere that if a sp cath starts to hurt, it might need to be changed, so you might ask the doctor about that when you see him/her next. Hope this helps!
I don't reber do you have sp cath? If so how long and how do you like it? My ms is not going very well so the sp cath hurts bad!!


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Although scientists think that coronaviruses are actually responsible for a significant percentage of the illnesses that we call the "common cold", the most famous coronavirus is SARS, which killed almost 1000 people in 2003. That doesn't sound like many, but comparing deaths to diagnosed cases reveals a fatality rate of 10%. (There's a good chance this number doesn't give you the full picture. It's likely more people contracted SARS than ended up diagnosed with it, simply because, if your illness isn't severe, you don't usually bother to get diagnosed. To provide some context, the 1918 flu pandemic had an estimated fatality rate of 2.5%.)
All of this explains why a newly identified coronavirus — which may be the cause of two deaths and a couple of outbreaks of respiratory illness in the Middle East — is getting so much attention and causing people to freak out a little. The virus (which doesn't actually have a name yet) is part of the same family as SARS. SARS was a scary virus. So this new virus has everyone a little on edge, too.
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YES! Hells yes to the 400-block shares. God, I am poor.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A Palestinian motorist rammed an Israeli army jeep carrying intelligence officers in the occupied West Bank and then attacked them with an ax before being shot dead on Monday, Israeli officials said.
They said two occupants of the jeep were wounded in the incident, which police said took place on a road outside the Jewish settlement of Shavei Shomron, west of the Palestinian city of Nablus.
Palestinian witnesses identified the dead man as Hatem Shadid of the nearby village of Alar.
The witnesses said that after the vehicles collided, Shadid approached the Israelis, who were already injured from the crash, hitting one in the head and the other in the shoulder with an object that he was carrying.
One of the Israelis then shot him dead, both sides said.
"First indications are that this was a terrorist attack," said an official with the Shin Bet, the Israeli security agency that monitors Palestinian and Jewish militants in the West Bank under tight secrecy and whose officers were involved in Monday's incident.
West Bank tensions have been simmering since Israel's 8-day-war with the Gaza Strip last month and the de facto U.N. recognition of Palestinian statehood last week, which the Jewish state had sought to block.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced an expansion in Jewish settlement-building in the West Bank following the United Nations vote.
Shadid's brother Khaled, reached by Reuters, said he had not received any official notification of the death. He said Shadid was a 35-year-old construction worker with five children.
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As the granddaughter of beauty pioneer Este?e, Aerin Lauder has an innate sense for the classics. She chose legendary French decorator Jacques Grange to redesign her Park Avenue apartment over a decade ago, and it remains as timeless and relevant today. Aerin's burgeoning lifestyle brand, Aerin (available online and at Holt Renfrew) includes entertaining accessories, objets and candles that are infused with Park Avenue glamour and her signature touches of gold. In 2013, Aerin launched lighting, fabric and carpet collaborations, plus a line of furnishings (see her favourite choices in this gallery) and debuted her new book, Beauty at Home. She has a firm grasp on designing homewares that are a reflection of her sophisticated yet unfussy way of life. "I always say that beauty is my heritage; my real passion is home and accessories."
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Design celeb and author of The Things That Matter.
The New York-based designer and author is almost as famous for his thatch of hair as he is for his discerning taste and knack for budget decorating. His design motto? "Your home should tell your story, and the way you do that is through your things. They show where you've been, who you've loved, who you aspire to be," he says. This affordable dipped bowl is from his collection for Target. Berkus maintains that multipurpose furniture like a classic Parsons table is always a smart investment.
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Designer and host of HGTV's Curb Appeal.
San Francisco-based John Gidding graduated with a master's in architecture from Harvard, then appeared in shows like Knock First and Designed to Sell. He also opened his own interior design business in New York in 2005 (and still keeps an office and apartment in the Big Apple). His favourite front door colours are emerald, cerulean and robin's-egg blue: "You don't see them that often, but everyone comments on a beautiful front door. Fire-engine red has been done to death," he says. When it comes to sprucing up your façade, Gidding offers some valuable advice: "You can change your mailbox, lighting, house number and paint the front door, typically for under $200, to achieve a new look. Make sure all the finishes match. These are the first things people look for when they come to your house."
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A British textile designer.
When it comes to balancing fabulous with formal, there's no one better than Kathryn Ireland. She's introduced her signature mix of bold patterns and elegant furnishings to many a million-dollar home, from the English countryside to the Hollywood Hills. The British-born, L.A.-based designer's unique style won her celebrity clients — Steve Martin, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Lindsay Lohan, to name a few — and her first collection of fabrics in 1997. Ireland's line of textiles is sold around the world, she's authored four coffee-table books, and is now on Bravo's Million Dollar Decorators. Despite three rambunctious sons, construction snafus and difficult clients, Ireland always keeps her cool — Champagne in one hand, fabric samples in the other. Her choice chair is a Gustavian, her favourite outfit is a Vince sweater, leggings and boots, and she couldn't live without her Aga range: "I've got one in France and a pistachio-coloured one in L.A."
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The intrepid founder of 1stdibs.
While most of us only dream of perusing the aisles at Paris's Marche? aux Puces, the innovative website 1stdibs.com made it possible for us to buy its offerings from afar. The company's visionary founder, Michael Bruno, was strolling that very flea market when he decided to bring these amazing finds to the world — via the internet. The former real-estate agent turned his love of old homes, architecture, and by extension, antiques into a lucrative online business. Started as a direct vendor-to-designer antiques site in the late 1990s, it's grown into an all-encompassing online marketplace and resource site for everyone. Bruno is no stranger to hard work and innovative business ventures. "I always tread lightly when I do something new to see if it's the right path, but I'll always do rather than talk." The advent of vintage style and of mixing antique with modern must give some credit to 1stdibs; it made vintage such a hot collectible. As for his own collectibles, he loves the playful element that animal-themed accessories add to a bar — like this penguin-shaped cocktail shaker. "I read The New York Times online, but I still read the printed edition, too." And he owns ten pairs of these gorgeous John Lobb shoes.
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Canada's stylist to the stars.
An expert in all things style, this Port Perry, Ontario native works doggedly behind the scenes in Hollywood making chic sartorial decisions, so his clients glide into the public eye in preened perfection. But, he's adaptable in his approach, keeping the personality and shape of each star in mind instead of draping them all in the latest must-haves. He favours bolder looks than many of his clients would likely go for if left to their own devices. Goreski himself is a peacock amongst pigeons: His colourful style sees him wearing floral pants with ease, or a hot pink blazer with a blue and white gingham bowtie — his signature accessory. "It's all dress-up for me," he says. Made famous by his three seasons on The Rachel Zoe Project, Goreski now has his own star-studded client list and TV show; It's a Brad, Brad World (premieres on Bravo March 6th) chronicles his adventures in the world of fashion styling. These days, Goreski is branching out as the brand stylist for Kate Spade. Things he loves? Statement sneakers: "I have four pairs of Alejandro Ingelmo Trons. They're attention-grabbing and comfortable. They take a boring grey polo and jeans to new heights." He also finds Danish modern furniture with clean, elegant and simple lines "very soothing."
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One of the stars of Million Dollar Decorators.
Designer and TV personality Mary McDonald is the epitome of a modern-day Los Angeles woman. Fans have come to know her boisterous, but not brash, demeanor and adept navigation of the oft-tricky world of high-end clients as one of five talented designers featured on the compelling Bravo show Million Dollar Decorators. She's bold with colour and pattern (often at the same time), plays with scale to dramatic effect, yet also knows the impact of a space layered in nothing but serene whites. Her elegant looks come with a healthy dose of the exotic, and often, a bit of whimsy. With the show, a bustling design business, a book, a line of lighting for Robert Abbey, plus fabric and rug lines under her belt, this ambitious Angeleno might be popping up even more in the near future. She appreciates furniture with Greek lines, hammered metal hardware and timeless Hermès handbags: "I love the structure, and that it looks like a doctor's bag."
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The talented creative director behind J.Crew.
There's something very European about Jenna Lyons, the charismatic president and executive creative director of J.Crew — a very North American company. She has the laissez-faire tresses of a Parisian, the stature of an Italian model, and the allure of a Swiss heiress. Her home reads the same way. A dramatic black bedroom is cosy not harsh, and a mod kitchen is family-friendly not cold. Lyons' innate sense of style has made her a sartorial celebrity. The well-heeled follow her every move, looking to see what the company's "commander in chic" will choose next. And with J.Crew stores now open across Canada, we're hooked on the brand, too. Lyons' has this modern-classic light fixture in her own bedroom in Brooklyn. Life (2011 Little, Brown and Company) by Keith Richards is her must-read: "Such a full, intense, crazy life." And her MP3 player of choice is Sony's S Series Walkman Video MP3 player: "I like that I can figure out how to use this."
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A glamorous New York designer who loves classic style with a modern twist.
Celerie Kemble imparts a polished sophistication to her designs that is well beyond her years. Born in Palm Beach, Fla., the quick-witted New York designer imported the Sunshine State's joyful decorating slant to the gritty big city and beyond. Working on unique homes from Texas to Italy, Kemble teams with her mother, designer Mimi McMakin, who founded Kemble Interiors in the 1980s. She favours bold and soulful looks rife with texture and a sense of history. Her favourite book is A Fine Balance (1997 McClelland & Stewart) by Canadian author Rohinton Mistry, and she can't resist a chic match strike: "Due to weird laws, quick-light matches and the strikes are hard to find in New York." And she can't get enough of luxurious materials like lacquered parchment, brightly dyed shagreen and antique bamboo.
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Where I grew up, chest freezers were a staple in just about every home. As the years changed, so did the freezer styles, but what didn't was their necessity. Though I've moved, I haven't made the lifestyle change – having a freezer is just part of how I live. And oddly enough, I've never made a style switch, either.
Hang on tight for design inspired photos you'll be dying to pin 😉
Like this one of our freezers in the basement!
Okay, I'll just say it. This post is not photo pretty, but it does have a few tips!
Keeping a chest freezer organized can be a challenge, so what can you do?
1. Sort the contents by group, and place like things together.
We have two freezers, so I thought these signs would help hubs know where things go 🙂 Okay, they're for me too! We had a mix of everything in both, and wasted time rooting through each one! Even with one freezer, making a basic list of what's inside can be helpful. And if you want something super handy, but with a lot more cool factor, placing a chalkboard decal right on your freezer is an easy way to keep things up to date.
2. Tag your frozen goods with dates, and place the oldest items on top.
Here my new and old are placed side-by-side, but I still wanted to make sure we were using the older fish first. Ideally you will want to date your individual packages, but my Dad and his buddy keep us supplied in fish, so we process quite a few at once. That's where this next tip comes in. And I have to give my Dad credit for this one as he's done this for years!
3. Contain your frozen packages in boxes within the freezer.
Notice the circle in the first photo. That's space over the freezer motor, which is pretty hard to maximize. The box provides storage for additional items that would otherwise slip off the tiny shelf.
More reasons I like to use boxes:
- You can fill the bottom of the freezer, and then optimize the vertical space that's left, by layering another row of boxes on top
- You are able to contain like things together, which makes them easier to retrieve
- It's easier to move a box, than it is to move a pile of random packages
- Boxes help protect vacuum sealed packages, like what our fish is in, from breaking open
- Boxes are easy to come by, and you can cut them down to size
- This is a great way to reuse something you probably already have!
Print off the photo on plain old paper, and start writing in what you have and where you'll find it. This isn't meant to be all pretty and perfectly formatted. It's just another way for you to find things quickly without having to search through your freezer. If you want to forget the whole photo thing, draw squares and fill them in instead! Remember, chest freezers are deep, and brrrrrr, cold… do you really want to be searching through that?
- Ensure your individual packages are fully frozen before stacking others on top
- Use thick, strong cardboard boxes, because they will eventually soften and want to bend over time
- Fold the flaps closed before stacking another box on top, or place a heavy, flat piece of cardboard between the boxes
And… you don't have to use cardboard boxes. You can use whatever works for you… just remember that plastic gets brittle when it's frozen, and any moisture turns to ice on it's surfaces. As for metal containers… well, we don't even want to go there!
So tell me, do you use a freezer? What are your strategies for keeping it organized? Oh, and how many of these photos did you pin 😉 !!!
I hope you had fun reading this… it's been pretty rainy here, so organizing something is always a great way to feel productive when you're feeling kind of house-bound!
Fun fact:
Did you know there's actually a name for the sign strategy I used to identify the old and new fish? There's a system in Japan called Kanban. It's not an inventory control system, but rather a scheduling system. My little cardboard cards are a very basic form of what's actually quite a sophisticated system. Click here to read more! It's pretty interesting. I included this to show you how systems can be as basic or as complex as you want to make them, but what matters in the end is that you have a system!
Have a great weekend, and thanks for stopping by!
Photography by Sheila Zeller


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- 166 Helpful votes
- 1 Cruise review
- 4 Cruises
"Voyager of the Seas to NZ"
The refurb of the Voyager is spectacular. Loved the new specialty restaurants and Flowrider. The cruise was at full capacity which made MyTime dining a bit tricky to get bookings, but the quality of food was wonderful. Cabins look beautiful after refurb and crew were always friendly (despite the guests who felt entitled to complain whenever something wasn't 100% perfect). Our kids loved every minute. Looking forward to another cruise!Read more
- Cruise Name: Voyager Of The Seas
- Destination: New Zealand
- Sailed: January 2009
- 109 Helpful votes
- 2 Cruise reviews
- 3 Cruises
"Love the Voyager Of the Seas."
We had a great time on this beautiful ship. It is huge. The crew and staff were amazing and very friendly. The cabin was large and very clean and nothing was too much trouble for our room attendant. The food got a bit boring but was tasty and there was plenty of it. Entertainment was of a high standard. There is plenty to do or you can find a deck chair and just relax. We had great fun bar hopping. The other passengers were very friendly and there was always someone to chat to and we became great friends with the people at our dinner table. There is no doubt that Voyager is amazing. You can join me in with the crowds or there are plenty of quite spots.Read more
- Cruise Name: Voyager Of The Seas
- Destination: South Pacific
- Sailed: March 2017
- 73 Helpful votes
- 1 Cruise review
- 1 Cruises
"Best Cruise ever"
This was our 4th cruise, first booked with Cruise Sale Finder and on Royal Caribbean. Cruise sale finder was a great travel agent we had a small problem with onboard credit not being paid but this was fixed on our first day back which was awesome. Voyager of the seas was brilliant. Planning out next cruise now and will be definitely booking with Cruise sale finders again and on Royal Caribbean.Read more
- Cruise Name: Voyager Of The Seas
- Destination: South Pacific
- Sailed: January 2017
- 65 Helpful votes
- 1 Cruise review
- 6 Cruises
"Good hot food goes a long way"
There was a great variety of food but under temperature is not enjoyable and is a health risk. Many people believe they do not carry germs so fail to sanitizer their hands and do not observe common hygiene rules such as using tongs and utensils - fingers are not allowed! Staff are frustrated with requests but cannot enforce the situation. Children's behaviour in all areas needs monitoring - a football has no place in the dining room or theatre, to dribble a football on the floor on any ship is dangerous! A child passed me in the windjammer using his ball, passing me meal in hand and along side me was a young mother baby in pouch also carrying her dinner, it's accidents that can be avoided if staff and parents respect where they are - very inappropriate and unnecessary risk, leave the ball home!!!!! Cabin staff fabulous "Made" could have been more helpful. Main dining room staff very eager to please. Everyone did their best but at time their hands were tied and there are always limitations. This is our second R C cruise, last year my case bit the dust on embarking, the staff tried to fix it as it was ok when deposited in the luggage area. On examination it was irrepairable so it was replaced immediately. This cruise my husbands case met the same fait - a smashed retractable handle but on disembarkation, a form was filled out on the spot and we were left with dragging the case around Tokyo. More care needs to be taken with luggage, we take care of our belongings, the case itself is fine but with an inability to use the wheels it is to heavy to carry. Shame it's didn't happen like before "getting on" I am still going through the red tape of claiming and have been home nearly two weeks!Read more
- Cruise Name: Voyager Of The Seas
- Destination: Asia
- Sailed: April 2015
- 63 Helpful votes
- 1 Cruise review
- 2 Cruises
"Awesome Family Holiday"
well we have just gotten off the Royal Caribbean - Voyager of the Seas from NZ and all i can say is WOW.. if you have kids and are looking to cruise then this is the ship for you.. it has everything from ice skating, putt putt, rock climbing wall, flow rider and the Dreamswork's parades and meet and greets.. lots of spa's for the kids/family to enjoy.. the kids were happy and entertained.Read more
- Cruise Name: Voyager Of The Seas
- Destination: New Zealand
- Sailed: January 2010


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SIR Richard Branson admitted yesterday he has no idea how to wear a kilt and proved it by lifting his bright red tartan.
The Virgin boss, who claims to be half-Scottish, revealed a pair of white boxer shorts with a cheeky message for his rivals as he launched his airlines domestic service to Edinburgh.
The tycoon was left red-faced nine years ago when he was pictured alongside the Flying Scotsman wearing a kilt back to front.
To ensure he didnt repeat the gaffe as he touched down at Edinburgh airport yesterday, Branson hired Howie Nicklesby, of the citys 21st Century Kilts, to dress him.


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The Patronised Minority
They are often referred to as "secular Muslims". No one knows exactly what that means. If it means that they plead for the separation of church and state, then the majority of Muslims in Germany are presumably secular to the bone.
But if it means that they do not believe in Islam and merely have a Turkish or Arabic name – why call them Muslims at all? The German Ministry of the Interior, as host of the German Islam Conference, is quite enamoured of "secular Muslims".
This seems to be the case under the leadership of Thomas de Maizière just as previously under Wolfgang Schäuble. The latter had summoned the journalists Necla Kelek and Seyran Ates, both of Turkish extraction, to the Islam Conference, although they both reject Islam out of hand as a primitive patriarchal system and accordingly devote their energies more to fighting against Islamic associations than to trying to cooperate with them.
Questionable participants
These two "Islam critics" will not be asked to attend in future, but will continue to advise the conference and to accompany its pubic appearances. What for? Haven't they already made life hard enough for the Muslims in Germany with their platitudes and slurs?
As every conservative interior minister seems to be plagued by the fear that right-wing voters could take offence at an all-too-consistent alliance with genuinely Islamic Muslims, de Maizière has come up with his own new set of secular Muslims for the conference. He has invited, among others, Hamed Abdel-Samad, who is very popular with the online Right and who will be appearing with the populist Islam critic Henryk M. Broder on the ARD television station starting late this year.
Also called to sit on the conference are two individuals of Kurdish origin, both seasoned and committed. The only problem is, neither has publicly or voluntarily identified himself with Islam to date. On the contrary: the attorney Gönül Halat-Mec even co-founded an association in Frankfurt for progressive women of Turkish origin who explicitly don't want to be addressed only as Muslims. Such initiatives are commendable and important.
Once a Muslim, always a Muslim?
But why are such persons again being invited to participate in an Islam Conference? Once a Muslim, always a Muslim? Indeed, at the Islam Conference the world tends to be divided up as neatly as it once was in the typical Bavarian village church. Men here, women over there. For the Islam Conference: Here fifteen times the State. Over there fifteen times Muslim.
That there might be overlaps – a Muslim mayor or minister – apparently has occurred to no one. And it's completely unrealistic after all. A damning indictment for a country that has allegedly acknowledged its status as a land of immigrants. The German Germans please take a seat on the political side. The rest, the ones with the funny names, kindly be seated on the Muslim bench.
There is something deeply paternalistic, even un-democratic, about this participation policy. The ministry deliberates behind closed doors. The Muslims wait to see who will represent them.
The official line is naturally: "The German Islam Conference is not designed to represent Muslims in Germany, but rather as the German State's central platform for the dialogue with Muslims in Germany."
But that hybrid construct is difficult to comprehend. How is it possible to conduct a dialogue with German Muslims in the context of the Islam Conference when those attending are not representatives of the Muslims – neither elected nor proposed by them, and in some cases not even willing to identify themselves as Muslims?
Hilal Sezgin
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Translated from the German by Jennifer Taylor
Editor: Lewis Gropp
Interview with Wolfgang Schäuble on the Islam Conference
"We Are Tolerating One Another"
His long-term goal is to give Islam equality in Germany. German Interior Minister Wolfgang Schäuble talks about the dialogue with the Muslims, German fears, and the Milli Görüs movement. Interview Sabine am Orde and Ulrich Schulte
The Third "German Islam Conference"
Muslim Pluralism Must Be Encouraged
The third "Islam Conference" has shown once more: the debate about institutionalising Islam in Germany by creating a single umbrella organisation for all Muslims is one which raises questions as to whether such an organisation would be really representative. A commentary by Loay Mudhoon
Interview with Germany's Interior Minister Schäuble
"We Must Give the Muslims Time"
How can one bring about peace among the various religions? An interview with the German interior minister and protestant Wolfgang Schäuble on the integration of Muslims into the value system of the German constitution. Interview: Patrick Bahners


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"Morihei Ueshiba has proven useful as an authorative figure to boost the status of various organizations, but his superlative techniques and Shinto-laced manner of speech are considered antiquated and irrelevant, and have been summarily discarded by aikido's governing bodies."
It is difficult for me to write this blog. You will understand why momentarily.
In the past several years I have attended seminars and had lengthy conversations in three continents. One of the urgent topics of conversation is the slow death of aikido as a viable martial art in a world full of eye-catching alternatives. All I talked with were in agreement that aikido's numbers are steadily falling and it is becoming increasingly difficult to continue to maintain a dojo faced with such overwhelming competition. The golden years of aikido seem long past.
Young people prefer the sensationalized martial arts they see depicted on the movie screen in gory displays of violence. They want something they can learn quickly and turn themselves into superb fighting machines in record time. They have no moral compass to guide them in the meting out of techniques designed to kill and maim. For them, if the other guy starts a fight, then he is fair game to be taken down a notch.. If he gets hurts in the scuffle, then was happens to him is well-deserved. Aggression inspired by arrogance lead to destruction and humiliation, a lesson learned by Japan in the aftermath of World War II.
Action scenes by some of the biggest names in Hollywood and China, not to mention the uber violence portrayed in video games, simply reinforce this mentality.
Aikido as conceived by Founder Morihei Ueshiba has a unique alternative to offer the world: a vast curriculum of highly effective techniques and a moral philosophy guiding their use. But this genius of a man has been swept aside by the organizations that now operate aikido.
What little mention there is of him is nothing less than schizophrenic in nature. Morihei Ueshiba has proven useful as an authorative figure to boost the status of various organizations, but his superlative techniques and Shinto-laced manner of speech are considered antiquated and irrelevant, and have been summarily discarded by aikido's governing bodies.
So how is it that today's aikido leaders expect to compete in a world filled with flashy martial arts focused on competition, the more violent the better? If public exhibitions are any indication, the All-Japan Aikido Demonstrations exemplify aikido's answer.
Their solution is to put on display highly choreographed demonstrations in which everything goes oh so smoothly with participants moving about effortlessly downing attackers. To add more spice to these performances, most throws involve spectacular high falls that only a few well-trained athletes with acrobatic skills can pull off.
Veteran practitioners of other martial arts with experience in violent fighting competitions express derision when viewing these hollow performances.
Are we showing Morihei's aikido or emulating the Cirque de Soleil?
Well, we're definitely not modeling ourselves on Morihei Ueshiba's aikido and as circus performers we are third-rate.
So what is the answer? Go back to the source! Aikido Journal has meticulously collected and organized most of the extant film footage of Aikido's Founder. You will find it here. He is a model and inspiration for what you can achieve in aikido!
We have further put together the most important resource of aikido technical material in existence featuring one of Morihei Ueshiba's most talented disciples, Morihiro Saito. It is the gold standard for those desiring to polish their technique. Morihiro Saito was a devoted student of Morihei Ueshiba and a martial arts genius. His remarkable systemization of the Founder's curriculum is vast in scope, and precise and clear in its presentation. Saito Sensei's aikido is here.
Now what can you do as an individual practitioner? While training on the mat, don't adopt a passive attitude. Become proactive and strive to learn to blend with your partner. Next, when you are acting as nage, make the first moment of contact with your uke decisive. Your first action should take uke's balance. When you have succeeded in unbalancing the attacker, your aikido will become highly effective.
As uke, don't be a participant in a choreographed faked sequence where "I'll let you throw me if you let me throw you." While being respectful and safe in your practice, don't tank for nage. Nage has a job to do to take control of the situation and produce a clean, effective throw. You as uke have the job of presenting a committed, sincere attack. This means you don't take advantage of your foreknowledge of the technique being practiced to thwart nage's every move. Remember nage can do the very same thing to you and you'll both look stupid practicing in such a manner. You will never progress by training in this way.
Follow the Founder's example and put your body and soul into every movement and always maintain a beginner's mind. You will never stop learning and improving with the right attitude.
Aikido has amazing benefits to offer. Basing ourselves on Morihei Ueshiba's example, we can rescue aikido from its slow descent into oblivion. But only through long, consistent dedication, and offering the best we have to give.


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The Boulder Blind Cafe will open your eyes
We began arriving at 7:30, stepping from the evening darkness into the warm light of Boulder's Integral Center, just north of downtown. Shortly after 8, the 100 or so patrons of The Boulder Blind Cafe lined-up before a white curtain, placing their hands on the shoulders of those before of them.
At the front of every line: a blind person. They were the leaders.
Once we passed the curtain, everything turned black. I could not see Cathy, the effervescent woman I had just met whose shoulder I was gripping. I could not see my hand when I brought it inches from my face.
We were here to eat, to talk, to listen to music and poetry and to ask questions of our blind leaders.
There are still tickets ($45-$95) available for tonight and tomorrow. When The Boulder Blind Cafe returns to Colorado in July, I'm bringing the family. The experience was fantastic.


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What is a data backup?To backup your data files is creating a second copy of your important documents residing on your computer's hard drive and storing them on another form of data storage. You can use portable devices such as flash drives, DVDs, CDs and portable hard drives or you can use an online backup service. Generally online backup services charge a small monthly fee.
What risks are involved if I don't do data backups?The answer is obvious. You run the risk of losing your data. You files could disappear due to malware, viruses, computer crash, theft, disaster or merely by mistake when deleting data. It only takes one accidental keystroke and the data is gone by mistake. Think about how may years of family pictures you store on your computer. You could lose them all and there would be no way to restore them.
What can I do to protect myself?• Backup critical and essential files on a daily basis • Backup non-critical files on a weekly or monthly basis• Keep your critical files in one place so it's easier to create a duplicate• Make sure to store your backup in a secure environment and away from your computer• Test your backups occassionally• Check with your department to see if there is a secure server available to backup departmental information; if yes then find out what the backup cycle is and the procedures you'll need to follow
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phoenixfireball necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 68 diseños de 34 diseñadores freelance.
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I am looking for a logo design for a science fiction community.
It should be set up to be [logo] Alt Sci-Fi
The logo should be simple but effective.
Good examples of this are scifi.com and spacecast.com. For more inspiration, I suggest you look at logopond.com.
The logo will be used on the website, and the colours you select will decide the colours of the site, so feel free to use your imagination on colours.
The typography of the text will be very important. I don't want to see any Verdana or some Star Trek font from a free fonts place. I want it to be easy to read, but powerful.Â
I don't want only typography as the logo, as I should be able to use the logo separate from the site name, and have it still be easily recognized.
The logo and the typography of Alt Sci-Fi will only be used on the web, so feel free to design it as such.
Alt stands for Alternative (be it different, strange, or trendy). The logo should reflect this.
I will be giving constant feedback during this contest in order to get you guys on track.
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