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I had such a great time meeting this senior. She had lots of ideas of what she wanted for her photos. And I love that! I love when my clients are super excited about their session. Here are a few sneaks from her super fun session:
She is a major gym nut, so she wanted some "workout" type photos as well! I love the tough look on her beautiful face!
And just because I wanted to see what a "tougher" processing would look like with her boxing gloves:
Thanks sweetie! I will let you know when the rest are ready!
Nope, not too late for 2010 seniors! We are getting close though! I had the pleasure to meet another wonderful 2010 senior the other day. And it turned into a family affair! Her mom and three sisters were there with her for her shoot. It was so much fun! They were all pitching in helping pose her and make her laugh (and sing along with her! LOL!). Sometimes extra people (especially sisters!), can make the senior nervous. But that wasn't the case here! So glad they were all able to be there.
Here are a few sneaks from her shoot, I hope you like them so far!
If you are a 2010 senior who STILL needs your photos done, you are almost out of time! Contact me ASAP to set up your session!
I am so happy to introduce my newest senior rep models to you! My models are representatives of JPSearcy Seniors, and can answer a lot of questions you may have about having your senior photos done with me. If you aren't sure who you would like to use for your senior photos, please talk with one of my reps! They can give you the low down on my sessions, what it is like to be shot by me, what your photos will look like, etc. Not to mention, they have the inside scoop on specials that I may have coming up! They are all great girls, and very approachable. Go talk to them about YOUR session with me!
And (alphabetically!), each one of my models:
Ali – Oviedo High
Erin – Hagerty High
Hannah – Lake Mary High
Jenny – Winter Springs High
Katelin – Winter Park High
Kodee – Oviedo High
In the next couple of weeks, look for more images of my models on my facebook page! Not a "friend" of mine on facebook yet? No problem! Add me! Jeannette Priest Searcy, and you can also "fan" me, listed under JPSearcy Photography.
As soon as I got back from Miami, I had a wonderful session with the sweetest senior! We had a great time shooting all over Rollins College. It is such a wonderful location to have a session. Beautiful buildings, beautiful greenery, beautiful light. I hope she had as much fun as I did!
Here is your sneak peek! (Thanks for being so patient waiting for them!)
By the way, 2010 seniors, it ISN'T too late to schedule your session. Almost! But it won't be long until 2011 starts their sessions. So, if you haven't had the photos done, the way you really want them, call me or e-mail me ASAP so we can get you scheduled!
I love facebook! I have re-connected with so many old friends, and stayed in touch with those who have moved away. This family was one of those who had moved away. As soon as she saw a "status update" of me talking about a photography workshop in Miami, she jumped on it! She had asked if I would have time to do a session while I was there. OF COURSE! I would make time to see them again. After all, they had had a new baby since I had last seen them, and I was anxious to meet the cute little guy!
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Hope for Creation – 6 November 2011
On 6 November Hope for Creation, a global day of prayer and action in climate change, will join tens of thousands of Christians around the world together to pray and speak up for justice for action to protect God's creation..
Take part at home, with a group of friends or with your whole church. All you need to do is pray as we speak with one voice for action on climate change. A prayer resource and action ideas will be available on the website in the next few months.
Visit www.hopeforcreation.org to find out more about the day and to download resources to help you and your church join in. Email email@example.com or call 0845 355 8355 for more information.

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Miami's Wine Regions – Part 2
Welcome back! We hope you enjoyed part 1 of Miami's Wine Regions. We continue our journey to uncover the diverse personalities that lie within the social sub-climates of this beautiful city.
Seeing as this is part 2, we'll refer to the following communities and areas as region 2. Let's begin!
Region 2: Coral Gables, South Miami, & Coconut Grove
Downtown Miami
Downtown Miami is made up of wonderful little spots and great discoveries, but it is difficult to get to know. Like downtown, Pinot Noir is refined with tremendous value, however, they take time to master, like the one-way streets and avenues of our beloved downtown.
Good – Pali Riviera Pinot 2012: A fruit forward and accessible pinot. This wine shows the rich and fun side of Pinot noir.
Better – Louis Baisenbert Givry 1e r Cru 2013: Floral, subtly fruited with great structure. Baisenbert's wines show the elegance and complex side of pinot.
Best – Ken Wright Shea Vineyard 2012: This Shea Vineyard shows the best of Oregon with its delicate balance of earth and fruit.
South Miami
A center for culture and sophistication, South Miami is an approachable and mature atmosphere. Napa Cabernet fits this distinction with its versatility and adaptability to the palate of various wine drinkers.
Good – Simi Alexander Valley Cabernet 2012: A rich dark chocolaty cabernet. Simi shows why Sonoma is the value for California cab
Better – Ferrari Carano Mountain Reserve Cab 2010: Like drinking a glass of velvet, the Mountain reserve has amazing dark fruit and vanilla notes.
Best – Jordan Cabernet 2011: Arguably the most famous Sonoma cab, Jordan's structure and fruit makes it a wine for the ages that can be enjoyed today.
Coconut Grove
Miami's oldest city, is centrally located in Dade County with access to pretty much anywhere. Matching perfectly with the Grove's personality and history are Italian wines, representing some of the most historic and innovative wines of the world.
Good – Villa Antinori Red: The perfect blend of classic Sangiovese with modern Cabernet. This wine shows red fruit, dark fruit, mushroom notes with great palate weight.
Better – Il Bruciato Bolgheri 2013: The Italian answer to meritage is Bolgheri reds. This blend is heavy, dark fruited with great layers to discover as it opens.
Best – Brigaldara Amarone: The classic wine of the Veneto region, this Amarone delivers on dark fruit, tremendous richness with a round mouthfeel.
Miami plays a prominent role in the wine industry. It's no wonder why its neighborhoods carry distinct wine characteristics. Which appellation do you belong to? Do you enjoy the wines classified for your area? Do you perhaps prefer the wine associated with another neighborhood? When you're done reflecting on your answers, you need somewhere to get your wine, and only one place has the best selection in Miami…El Carajo! Come in today and explore our selection of over 1,000 wines.


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Why 'Slim-Fit' Is Getting a Little Looser
Men's clothing makers are changing their fit to make it more forgiving for the larger male physique. WSJ's Ray Smith and Tanya Rivero discuss on Lunch Break. Photo: J.Crew
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Recruiting Manager, Sourcing Team
Reporting into our Head of Recruiting Operations, we are looking for an experienced, enthusiastic Sourcing Manager to join our global Recruiting organization. As we continue to grow rapidly, you will be the person to help us ensure Slack's Sourcing team is structured to ensure we are in line with business priorities, aligned to adequately support the business and are moving in the right direction.
With your years of hands-on experience, you know what 'great' looks like. You will create, steer, and evolve a passive talent strategy to ensure we identify, develop relationships with, and hire the best talent in the market. To meet our global hiring demands, you will make decisions informed by data, and call upon your substantial experience guiding sourcing teams. You will do all of this while ensuring the internal partners, clients and candidates that move through our hiring process have an exceptional experience.
What you will be doing
- Build out and optimize our our new centralized sourcing and research team capability, balancing goals, resources and investments to support Slack's growing business.
- Lead a team responsible for generating highly qualified and targeted candidate pipelines, improve the identification, outreach and sourcing systems responsible for producing candidates and ensuring an exceptional experience for candidates and business partners.
- Partner with Recruitment marketing, communications and Slack's ERG and D&I partners to define new and emerging talent attraction tactics.
Minimum Qualifications
- 6+ years of Sourcing/Recruiting/Staffing experience in the technical industry.
- 3+ years of people management experience.
What you should have
- Track record of building and coaching high performing passive recruiting/sourcing teams.
- Ability to set and drive the "big picture" strategy and plan while also rolling up your sleeves and providing detailed guidance at a granular level.
- Ideally, you will have non-US sourcing experience (especially in India, Canada and across Europe
- A love of innovation and experience with selecting and implementing sourcing technology (i.e. CRM and other tools).
- Proven data driven approach to decision making.
- Ability to partner and communicate creatively to approach and solve challenges with clear and concise solutions.
- Understanding of sourcing techniques and tools to identify, court, and land passive talent
- Great communication, interpersonal and networking skills
- Ability to think strategically and proactively
Slack is an Equal Opportunity Employer and participant in the U.S. Federal E-Verify program. Women, minorities, individuals with disabilities and protected veterans are encouraged to apply. Slack will consider qualified applicants with criminal histories in a manner consistent with the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance.
Slack is a layer of the business technology stack that brings together people, data, and applications – a single place where people can effectively work together, find important information, and access hundreds of thousands of critical applications and services to do their best work. From global Fortune 100 companies to corner markets, businesses and teams of all kinds use Slack to bring the right people together with all the right information. Slack is headquartered in San Francisco, CA and has ten offices around the world. For more information on how Slack makes teams better connected, visit slack.com.
Ensuring a diverse and inclusive workplace where we learn from each other is core to Slack's values. We welcome people of different backgrounds, experiences, abilities and perspectives. We are an equal opportunity employer and a pleasant and supportive place to work.
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Category Archives: Recipes
Pheasant Cutlets
This is a dish that is sure to be a hit with the whole family providing they like Italian. It is baked spaghetti with pheasant cutlets breaded with Italian bread crumbs, all smothered with mozzarella cheese. The key to this recipe is the sauce. I used what I had in the pantry, much like the situation you might find yourself in at your cabin. If you use a prepared spaghetti sauce you can eliminate the spices and tomato sauce, otherwise season the sauce to taste. This dish definitely calls for a Chianti.
2 pheasant breasts separated then sliced in half to make eight cutlets. (Figure two cutlets per person).
Small box of spaghetti
1- 16 oz. can of tomato sauce.
1/2 cup of flour.
1 cup Italian bread crumbs.
2 eggs
Salt & pepper
1 tsp oregano.
1 tsp basil.
1 tsp garlic powder. (optional)
1 tbsp. sugar.
Olive oil.
6 slices of mozzarella cheese.
Cover the cutlets in plastic wrap and pound them with a mallet to make them thin. Heat the olive oil in a large skillet. Dip the cutlets into the flour, egg and last, the bread crumbs and brown them in the skillet.
Allow 2-3 minutes on each side, taking care not to burn the cutlets. When done, set aside. Heat the tomato sauce in a pan and add the oregano, garlic powder and basil. Add the sugar and let simmer. (sugar cuts down the acid in the tomatoes.) Boil spaghetti two minutes less than normal and drain.
In a baking dish, place the cutlets on top of the spaghetti noodles and cover with sauce. Bake for 15 minutes at 350 then remove and cover with mozzarella cheese and return to oven until the cheese completely melts. Remove and let stand for a few minutes before serving.
Serve with a vegetable such as asparagus.
Category Archives: Recipes
Stuffed Salmon
The next time you get a trout or salmon in the 2 – 4 lb class for the table, instead of filleting it, consider baking it with stuffing. This is an old recipe, but very tasty.
Stuffing Ingredients:
1/4 cup Butter
1 tbs grated onion
2 cups stale bread crumbs
2 tbs lemon juice
1 tbs finely chopped parsley
1/2 tsp sage
1/2 tsp salt
1/8 tsp pepper
Heat butter; add onion and bread crumbs. Stir over low heat until bread is lightly browned. Add seasoning ingredients. Makes enough for a 3 to 4 lb fish.
Directions: Head and tail may be left on or removed and dish may be boned or not as desired. Wash fish; rub inside and out with salt. Stuff with prepared stuffing and sew or hold together with toothpicks. Brush with butter or salad oil.
Place parchment paper on the bottom of a baking pan to help when removing fish to a serving platter. Place fish in pan and bake at 400 degrees for 10 minutes per lb. If fish appears to dry out during baking, brush with butter. When fish is done, it will separate easily from bone or flake.
Garnish with lemon slices and parsley or water cress. Serve with tartar sauce or other desired fish sauce.
Category Archives: Recipes
Skillet Salmon
This is a simple recipe that can be adapted to most fresh fish, but salmon, Coho and lake trout seem to be most flavorful.
Enough fish for the number of persons to be fed.
One large onion or more depending on the size of the skillet.
One stick of butter (not margarine)
One lemon
Salt / Pepper
In a large skillet, melt the entire stick of butter. Add chopped onions (enough to cover the entire skillet, more if one isn't enough) and allow to sauté. Place the pieces of fish directly on top of the onions turning once when the edges turn white. (Do not overcook) Remove the fish and plate, making a bed of the onions for the fish. Garnish with lemon slices and salt and pepper to taste. Serve with a vegetable and enjoy.
A white wine like a Grand Travers Winter White is recommended, but a good full bodied beer is delicious as well.
Category Archives: Recipes
Brookies At Their Best!
Grilled Brook Trout
This is a simple yet one of the best tasting ways to prepare brookies. You can do this in a skillet right over an open fire or wrapped in aluminum foil on a grill.
2 boned whole brook trout
2 tbls unsalted butter, cut into cubes
8 sprigs fresh thyme
6 thin lemon slices
salt and pepper
Rinse and dry the brookies. Season, inside and out, with salt and pepper. Place butter cubes in the cavity along with 4 sprigs of thyme and 3 lemon slices. Wrap each trout in a double layer of foil.
Prepare the grill for a medium direct heat and place the packages of trout on the grill grate and cover. Cook for 3 minutes per side or until the meat flakes easily with a fork. If using a charcoal grill, take some soaked wood chips and spread them over the coals.
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So pretty x
Congrats on the awesome progress Tricia.
The faces are so lifelike, Tricia--absolutely beautiful stitching :)
Woo hoo! What an awesome work. I like your profile picture. :D
That's beautiful - and as Carol says the faces are very lifelike! This is going to be one amazing stitch.
Great progress!
Gorgeous!!! Good luck!!
Great progress, Tricia.


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Download the free 'Shaun The Sheep Movie Barn App' and turn your smartphone into a virtual reality viewer with this super cool Shaun The Sheep VR viewer.
Shaun the Sheep Movie Barn VR! The free app is available to download from GooglePlay and the App Store.
Shaun's Movie Barn is a fully interactive and immersive environment. Fans can sit alongside Shaun, Shirley, Timmy and the flock in a 360 'movie theatre', taking their seats to sit back and relax while they view their favourite Shaun the Sheep clips. The baa's, bleats, and cheers all add to the fun and users can interact with their fleecy favourites while exploring the Mossy Bottom barn from the comfort of their own hay bale.
Shaun the Sheep Movie Barn VR should be enjoyed under adult supervision and will also showcase exclusive content from the studio, such as film trailers and fun animated shorts which will screen ahead of classic episodes.


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Our precious little boy, Aiden, was diagnosed at birth with profound hearing loss in both ears; he was born deaf. This site is to help journal my feelings, keep family and friends updated on our son's journey, but more than anything, I hope our story can help ease another family's worries as so many other families have eased mine. Another chapter in our life opens ... this is Our Journey to and beyond cochlear implants ... Our Journey to let Aiden hear.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Phrase of the Week
We added on, "It's all better" once whatever "IT" is gets unstuck. Within the day he was saying his own version of "all better" and so now we're onto "I fixed it!" We'll see how long this phrase lasts and how much other language I can pull out of him from it!
Monday, September 20, 2010
Seriously?!? 18 MONTHS!
Friday, September 17, 2010
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Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Aiden + Naptime = Disaster
Aiden's brother and sister are finally back in school; I'm trying to get Aiden back into OUR daily routine - which includes trying to get him back into a nap (more so for me); and while he naps, I of course, try to finish a thousand and one things, including craziness like washing all the bedding and starting dinner in the middle of trying to fill in the blanks on posts I started ages ago yet are still in limbo out in never never land waiting to be finalized and probably never will.
and then, when I think I have him on task, when all is quiet above, I creep up the stairs (as many times as I remind other's he cannot hear without his CIs, I still find myself "creeping" up to his room to "peek" in quietly. Why? Who knows.) just to check, because when it comes to Aiden, "quiet" typically means "trouble".
As in this case.
Most of you know how I've checked on Aiden before during naptime to have every.single piece of clothing pulled out of his drawers, every.single.wipe pulled out (to which I stuffed every one right back in), even a pants full of poo torn off and left in a corner. I thought we were over this and he was back to actually napping instead of destroying.
Apparently not.
I think he's done with naps and even more importantly I think I need grandma closer by. The (not-so) funny thing is, is that I was in the process of deep cleaning his room. Maybe he thought he was helping.
Here is the video I took after I put his CIs back on to talk about what he had done. I sound like mommy dearest, but was honestly trying hard to hold back from laughing and letting him think it was all ok.
(make sure to turn off the music to the right)
The first video has captioning, but for some reason doesn't work on all computers (works on my Mac, but not my desktop), so I added a noncaptioned one directly from YouTube.


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Eastern Suffolk BOCES uses a new contract management system that allows districts to review and request shared services through WinCapWeb.
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I am a regular book reviewer at FaithfulReader.com and have been privileged to review some awesome books lately. While I get to choose books I want to review from a list, I am always drawn to specific genres. Most recently, I reviewed a wonderful suspense/thriller (which will be posted to FaithfulReader.com next month). This was the most quickly I've turned pages in a long time and it turned out to be one of the best books I've read in the past year. I definitely think that suspense is my favorite genre to read and is my first choice every time.
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For over sixty years, Club 404 has been a landmark on Broadway. But owner Jerry Feld -- who bought the place before he was legally old enough to have a liquor license -- has issued last call for the legendary dive, which I profiled here three years ago, when it looked like the place was about to redeveloped.
That deal fell through, but now it's official: Club 404's last day will be Thursday, December 15 -- but the official "Last Hurrah" party will start at 4 p.m. Sunday. "Please stop by to have a drink and say goodbye to a piece of Denver history," urges the bar's Facebook page.
We'll be there. And in the meantime, raise a glass and join us in toasting the great run of Jerry Feld's Club 404.
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A dental implant is essentially an artificial tooth root which is attached to the jaw bone. Eventually, a replacement tooth or bridge will be firmly fixed to this root, restoring complete function to the tooth. The key to a successful and long-lasting implant is the quality and quantity of jawbone to which the implant will be attached. If bone has been lost due to injury or periodontal disease, a sinus augmentation can raise the sinus floor to allow for new bone formation.
In the most common sinus augmentation technique, a tiny incision is made near the upper premolar or molar region to expose the jawbone. A small opening is cut into the bone and the membrane lining the sinus on the other side of the opening is gently pushed upward. The underlying space is filled with bone graft material and the incision is closed. The bone which is used for this procedure may be from your own body or from a cadaver. Sometimes the dentist might use synthetic materials which can also stimulate bone formation. The implants are placed after healing has occurred; this will depend on the individual case. Sinus augmentation has been shown to increase the success of dental implant procedures.
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The ideal, romantic setting for any wedding and a spectacular way to carry your guests around the locations of your choice on stunning Sydney Harbour
Rosman Cruises have been leaders in the Sydney Harbour charter industry for almost a century. Five charming ferries to choose from, perfect for any celebration.
Our vessels can carry and cater for 30 to 250 passengers day and night. Rosman Ferries are easily recognised because of their distinctive red and gold federation colours and we take pride in their sparkling paint and rich varnished timberwork.
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It was a vintage ferry that we hired. We hired it for an extra hour to decorate. We also brought in our own drinks. Warren was one of the crew and our contact. He was great, made sure everything ran smoothly and answered all our questions.
Thank you very much for your kind words, it was our pleasure in helping make your special day a little bit more special.
We had the reception on the Proclaim and a harbour cruise. It is a wonderful 1940's wooden boat which fitted in with my vintage theme. All the crew and staff were so friendly and helpful. We used their caterers and the food was great. Bronte the Events Coordinator was so lovely and helped us to prepare for a perfect day.
Thank you for your wonderful praise. We love to make your special day that bit more special.
We hired a vintage old Sydney Ferry to capture the nostalgia and accomodate a large group in a cool and different way. They were awesome all the way through planning and booking to the execution on the day. We had 4 hours sailing right around Sydney harbour and had our marriage ceremony on the boat, which later dropped us off at Ripples Chowder Bay for our reception and came back later that night to take everyone back to Circular Quay.
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My Perfect Pesto
In the spirit of My Perfect Oatmeal and My Perfect Guacamole, this is the pesto recipe that would be my Platonic Ideal of a pesto recipe if Platonic Ideal meant what I always want to think it means, even though I attended a fancy four-year college.
We love this pesto with either pine nuts or walnuts, depending on what's easily available and reasonably priced. Same goes for Parmigiano and Pecorino cheeses.
An idiot with a scapegoat
A handful of times a week, someone will ask me, "Oh, you're a food blogger! What are your favorite restaurants around here?" It's been happening for a while now, so I've developed a standard, foolproof answer. It goes something like this: "Errrr, ummm, we don't really — because I cook kind of a lot, and — if you like, well, there's a totally decent sushi place, but — and this one time we went to that Italian joint with the lodge-y vibe and paid $23 for a glass of wine, so…." With any luck, by that point the frightened questioner will have backed away in small, studiously calm steps and joined a different conversation. This answer is foolproof in the sense that it provides proof of my foolishness as a food enthusiast and a human being.
Well. I may be an idiot, but I am an idiot with a scapegoat. And since my scapegoat is made of pulverized herbs (including scapes, in case you need a little closure in your life), the buck stops right there in the large mortar and pestle or bowl of a food processor fitted with the blade attachement.
Not a half-assed, out-of-tune restaurant pesto
The thing is, just like many of you, I've paid enough effortlessly obsessive attention to food and cooking in my lifetime that I know what I like, and I know how to cook it just the way I like it. I don't mean that in a boastful way, believe me. If anything, it's a big ol' geek stamp on my dance card. It's just that when I wake up dreaming of pesto, it's not a half-assed, out-of-tune restaurant pesto on too much pasta that stirs me from slumber. It's the pesto I've stayed at home on Friday nights tinkering with for years until it caresses each and every taste bud into a gentle state of euphoria. (At least I was getting some action, such as it was, on those lonely nights, right?)
At any rate, the food we eat at home is generally a lot tastier and a lot less expensive than what we'd get at a run-of-the-mill restaurant where we live. So when we go out — which we do, I swear — it's rarely to be divinely inspired by the quality of the food. It's for friends, or for date night, or for convenient Cal-Mex tacos, or for my desperate, long-running addiction to decent sushi. (You can tell it's a true addiction, too, because sushi hasn't been chic for a decade.)
The "my perfect" series
While I clearly can't offer you a valid restaurant recommendation, what I can offer is My Perfect Pesto. In the spirit of My Perfect Oatmeal and My Perfect Guacamole, this is the pesto recipe that would be my Platonic Ideal of a pesto recipe if Platonic Ideal meant what I always want to think it means, even though I attended a fancy four-year college.
Why we love this pesto: nut choices
This is good old basil pesto, but with a few meaningful tweaks that really bring it to life. For one thing, it's heavy on the nuts, and I use walnuts instead of pine nuts for two reasons. Most of all, I simply prefer the mellow nuttiness of walnuts in pesto over the assertive presence of pine nuts. Also, though, buying pine nuts these days is a real bitch and a half. Spend $11 per quarter pound for the real thing, or settle for blandness up front with a lingering aftertaste of metal from the cheap imitation? Thanks, but no.*
*2017 Update: I'm back to using pine nuts most of the time, but the intensity of that paragraph made me giggle, so I'm leaving it in. The recipe reflects both options.
Why we love this pesto: garlic and lemon
Second, while regular garlic is a perfectly adequate choice, I really prefer the gentle bite and additional bulk of scapes in my pesto these days. If you can get your hands on some scapes, I'd recommend using them. Third, I always prefer to brighten up my pesto with a little lemon juice. And fourth, technically, we are all supposed to be using a mortar and pestle or mezzaluna instead of a food processor to make our pesto. But at the moment, to be honest, I'd gladly take a free half hour and a slightly more homogenized sauce instead of an intact sense of food snobbery and a few extra specks of hand-mashed basil in my teeth.
Lord knows I don't need basil in my teeth to embarrass myself at this point in my life. I've got my little speech about restaurant recommendations for that.
My Perfect Pesto Recipe
In the spirit of My Perfect Oatmeal and My Perfect Guacamole, this is the pesto recipe that would be my Platonic Ideal of a pesto recipe if Platonic Ideal meant what I always want to think it means, even though I attended a fancy four-year college.
- 1/2 cup pine nuts or shelled walnut pieces
- 6 garlic scapes, cut into 1/2-inch segments OR 2 large garlic cloves
- 6 gently packed cups fresh basil leaves
- 1 teaspoon fine sea salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- Juice of 1 lemon
- 1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/2 cup grated Parmigiano-Reggiano or Pecorino Romano cheese
- Toast the nuts in a small, dry pan over medium heat until they are fragrant and a little darker brown than they started out (3 to 5 minutes).
- Let cool slightly and pour into the bowl of a food processor fitted with the blade attachment.
- Add the garlic scapes or cloves, basil, salt, pepper, and lemon juice and process just until a thick paste forms. Stop to press any stray or stubborn basil leaves into the whirling action of the blade as necessary.
- With the motor running, pour the olive oil through the feed tube in a slow stream. Add the grated cheese to the bowl and process for a few seconds more to incorporate.


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• Barrel type 5.5mm x 2.1mm power jack DC
• BNC type RF output
• Short Loaded BNC whip antenna
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Power Requirements: 12 Volts DC, 200 mA max
Frequency Response: 100 Hz TO 10 kHz
Audio Distortion: Less than 1% at 80% modulation
Audio Gain Control: Limited to 20 dB
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You can adorn your bedrooms with different types of wall headboards for beds. If you are on a budget then you cannot spend a lot of money so you have to improvise on things around that are handy and accordingly have a headboard for your bed. If you happen to be a student having plenty
If you are a person with one room apartment and you have of books then you can have a headboard with open books to give a new look to your abode.
If you are a person with one room apartment and you have little money to spare you can have a beautiful headboard fitted on the wall for your bedroom. If you have wooden slats with you can use these for the headboard. Sandpaper them and fit them on the wall above your bed to the size you would like your headboard to be.
These slats can be topped with form padding using glue. Over this spread a nice printed fabric or a plane fabric depending on your choice. Then fix buttons to give it a tuft like appearance and you have a beautiful headboard ready for you. This is one of the wall headboards for beds that you can easily make.
This headboard is not too difficult. Get plywood cut from the store in the shape of tiles. Then fit it with foam and polyurethane faux leather. Mark the wall where you like your bed headboard to be and then attach these tiles on the wall with M adhesive stickers.
When all the tiles are fixed you will get a beautiful headboard in black faux leather to match you white bed and your white bedding. This headboard is secure and comfortable and will add style to your bedroom.
If you do not like too much of trouble than get a plywood cut to the size that you would like your headboard to be. Keep this plywood on the floor and spray glue on it. Then spread the foam on it and take trouble to see it pressed properly and sticks firmly to the board. Then spread the fabric properly in front and staple it behind.
Then fix this headboard on the wall above your bed with screws so that it provides your bed a nice setting. This will add elegance to your bedroom without much expenditure since all the work has been done by you.


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It is the tipping season, when most service providers expect a fat festive gratuity in the name of holiday cheer. At restaurants and other places, giving tips for service has been a deeply ingrained custom, but it could be going the way of other old-fashioned Emily Post rules. Not quite at a tipping point, the move to ban restaurant tips got a big boost this week when Joe's Crab Shack became the first national chain joining the growing list of restaurants banning tips.
The notion of giving tips for service in nicer restaurants could be ending (and was always questionable in places like ice cream stores and fast food stands) could be fading fast. Approximately 4.3 million people in the U.S. are tipped employees; 60 percent are wait staff or bartenders according to the Economic Policy Institute. But many are questioning the fairness of earning gratuities and the resulting wage disparity, leading several restaurants to eliminate tipping.
Here are some examples of restaurants testing the tip-less waters: Joe's Crab Shack is conducting a pilot to test eliminating gratuities at 18 of its 130 restaurants. Price increases will be between 12 to 15 percent and the staff will receive higher, fixed hourly pay based on past performance. This is similar to the approach Shake Shack founder Danny Meyer is taking in his 13 full-service, upscale New York City dining establishments, including Union Square Café and Gramercy Tavern, next year when he will phase out customers giving staff tips. Renowned chef Tom Colicchio replaced tips with a flat service fee at his New York restaurant Craft.
The Fairness Arguments
There are two ways tipping is considering to be unfair. It does not really reflect service delivered and it rewards servers and ignore others in the process.
The basis of determining how much tip is earned is based on the customer's order, not the service rendered. If someone orders a $20 entrée and has water a couple of refills of water, does the waiter really deserve a smaller tip from that customer than another who orders a $25 entrée and a $10 glass of wine? The custom of basing the tip on the bill's total would call for a smaller tip (off a smaller bill) from the first patron even though more work and attention to the customer was involved. Is that really fair?
Additionally, waiters do not need the extensive training a chef requires. But, the wage gap between those serving the food and those cooking it has created a shortage of cooks, who incur significant tuition bills to learn their trade and have difficulty recouping it. (Some top culinary schools can cost $100,000 for a four-year program.) Creating a more equitable pay practice in restaurants will help rectify the disparity.
"I personally believe tipping is an antiquated model and you have seen most businesses in America migrate away from it over the last 50 to 100 years," commented Ray Blanchette, CEO of Ignite Restaurant Group, the owners of the Joe's Crab Shack chain.
So far, only a small number of the nation's more than 230,000 full-service restaurants are making the move. Others are clearly watching to see if this will become the tipping point that eliminates restaurant tips.
Written and edited by Dyanne Weiss
Wall Street Journal: Behind the Move to Ban Tipping
Forbes: Is Danny Meyer Tipping Ban Risky For Customer Experience?
Woman's Day: Is This the Beginning of the End of Tipping?
CNN: A bunch of NYC restaurants just got rid of tipping
CNN: Joe's Crab Shack is trying out no-tipping
Bloomberg: The Four Economic Realities of Tipping at Restaurants
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Listen To Bears Blitz Volume 2 Featuring Columnist Eric Cook & Site Editor Russ Loede As They Get Ready For The Draft, Preparing You For The All-Important Weekend, On-Going Saga With Contracts Of Tommie Harris/Brian Urlacher, And An Interesting Preview Of Your New Bears 2008 Regular Season Schedule.
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Bears Blitz Volume 2
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Bears 2008 Pre-Season Schedule
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From the Groton Times (Groton, CT):
The two 14-year-olds are involved in all your typical teenage stuff, like cheerleading and skateboarding.
But Olivia Pentell and Alex Poutchkov have one activity that their friends probably would never even think of doing—ballroom dancing.
They've even taken their lessons at the Fred Astaire Dance Studio to a competitive level and discovered there are few others their age.
"People think it's slow and boring," said Poutchkov, of Ledyard. But watching him and Pentell, of Groton, nothing could be further from the truth.
They face each other, straight-backed, right hands clasped together under the scrutiny of instructor Olga Golubko, who counts "1-2-3-4" faster and faster until it seems the students can barely keep up.
They tango and then cha-cha to "Venus," then rumba to "Take My Breath Away."
"Elbow! Shoulder! Big step!" Golubko tells them, joking even as she's fiddling with the music that she has eyes on the back of her head. She constantly tries to push them closer together, but it's clearly somewhat of a discomfort at that age. They also have to keep big smiles on their faces.
They found themselves here after their mothers met through the teens' modeling agency called The Beauty Within. Alex's mother, Oksana Blais, is a dance costume designer and had encouraged her son to dance. In Russia, where the family is from, ballroom dancing is like a competitive sport, Blais said, with children starting at age 5. She tried it but said she was too old by the time she started. Alex's older brother also took lessons.
"I wish I'd started as young as you," she told Alex. "For the rest of your life you'll appreciate it."
But Alex never had a partner. Olivia stepped in to fill that void. A year later—after taking one 45-minute lesson once a week—the two entered their first regional competition among Fred Astaire studios over three days in November at the Mystic Marriott. Around 200 students, ranging from young kids to older adults, participate in hundreds of heats.
They competed in 16 heats and came in first place every time.
Pentell, who has also taken ballet and hip hop, said she likes that it works out every part of the body.
"It's very critical, strict, on point. You have to be on time, with the music and together," she said.
The dance partners like the fastest dances the best. Olivia has trouble with the positioning required for the waltz, in which her head is tilted away from Alex at an angle. It leaves her with a sore neck.
But with dances that require so much cooperation, do they ever get frustrated with their partner? They say no.
Olivia said they just tell each other, "Hey, get that right next time!" She plans to keep up with it for as long as she can.
Even though it's not something their friends do, the teens said their peers are usually pretty impressed.
"I think it would be cool see a lot younger people doing it," Pentell said. "If they gave it a chance, they'd like it too."
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The mission of the Lake Erie College School of Business is "to produce graduates who have the knowledge and necessary analytical skills to think critically, to make sound and ethical business decisions, to develop in their chosen careers and to participate actively in the world around them." Accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education, and building on the foundation of a liberal arts education, the academic programs offered through the School of Business prepare our graduates to thrive in a business environment characterized by globalization, the power of information technology and an unprecedented pace of change.
The curriculum incorporates educational experiences designed to accelerate the development of today's student to tomorrow's business leader through the intensive use of collaborative projects, case studies and internships. All programs offered by the School of Business offer excellent preparation for further study at the graduate level.
Internships in a wide variety of fields enable students to integrate and apply their learning while opening the door to potential career opportunities. With an intense focus on our students' personal, intellectual and professional development -- and our eyes on the changing demands of the business world in which our graduates will operate -- the School of Business affords Lake Erie College students an opportunity to truly bridge the gap between learning and doing. Employers recognize that Lake Erie College business graduates are prepared to hit the ground running, bringing strong analytical and communication skills, a practical, teamwork orientation and an awareness of the importance of reliability and personal initiative to the workplace.
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text: Guest Posted October 28, 2019 This is a follow up to my previous article which you can read here: Spoiler The Pre-order for The Last Of Us Part II I know I am Lttp, so I'll talk about all the goodies in store! The Last Of Us Part II is set to be released May 29th 2020. (not february 21st 2020, which is delayed to ensure quality control) now, don't click away here are all the pre-order goodies! Prices may vary by country or by other variables. The Standard Edition, USD 60$: Will of course give you the game and two pre-order in game items at launch which include Ammo Capacity Upgrade & Crafting Training Manual. If you buy it digitally, you get an exclusive avatar featuring Ellie's tattoo: The Digital Deluxe Edition, USD 69.99$: Will give you the same as the above digital pre-order but added with: Ps4 dynamic theme 6 Psn avatars Digital sound track of the game Digital mini-art book by Dark Horse The Special Edition, USD 79.99$: is the same as above but in a physical copy included with the artbook that is of course physical but you get a Steel Case with the game: The Collector's Edition, USD 169.99$: Again same as above but what is added is: 12 inch Ellie Statue Ellie's Bracelet Lithograph Art Print & Thank You Letter Set of 5 Stickers Set of 6 Enamel pins The Ellie Edition, USD 299.99$ Of course, same as above but has a unique box added with: Ellie's Backpack Logo Patch 7" Vinyl Record featuring music from the sound track. Of course you can buy the pre-orders online or your at local store that sells video games. Opinion Piece: Now I am beyond hyped for this game & for these pre-order goodies! Aw LAWD YES! That backpack & bracelet tho with the ellie edition seems really cool & useful. I just hope the quality is there because if I were to be able to buy it, I would definitely have it for everyday use. Sadly, I am broke af & need to pay rent so I might settle with the digital deluxe for the dynamic theme & avatars if not I'll buy the standard & buy the dynamic theme & the other stuff separately. It sucks a little bit that the game was delayed though but you can't rush perfection! But at least it is a sign that they have a lot of care for the game that does put me at an ease for what it would mean for the final product: A quality-made game with polish & straightforward prices. What more can a gamer ask for in an era like this? What do you guys think? Are going to get the last of us part II? If so, which edition do you want to get? What goodies are you looking out for? tell me all about it! Spoiler Sources: Playstation Blog: https://blog.us.playstation.com/2019/09/24/the-last-of-us-part-ii-arrives-on-february-21-2020/ Techradar: https://www.techradar.com/news/the-last-of-us-2-release-date-has-it-been-delayed Various images by google, playstation, & naughty dog that may be subject to copyright, all rights to their respective owners. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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A New Hampshire man has pleaded guilty to possessing child pornography.
Court documents say a search of 39-year-old Jason Stone's home in Greenland in 2016 showed more than 100 images and videos of child pornography on electronic devices.
Stone is scheduled to be sentenced in federal court on May 1.
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Radical Libraries at the Annual DIY Cultures Festivals at Rich Mix
The GPI was recently approached to participate in an exhibition entitled Radical Libraries which is included in the annual DIY Cultures Festival held by Rich Mix.
Radical Libraries explores the varied connections emanating from activism, archives and collections. The GPI's presence is in the form of three panels from its 'Dream to Change the World' exhibition which centre around the International Book Fair of Radical Black and Third World Books.
Radical Libraries Exhibition - Rich Mix Cafe Gallery : London 25th May - 4th June


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Beale ruled out by Melbourne Rebels
July 10, 2013
Kurtley Beale will play no part against the Highlanders © Getty Images
Kurtley Beale may have played his final game for the Melbourne Rebels after it was confirmed on Tuesday he won't return for the club's last game of the Super Rugby season against the Highlanders.
Beale remained in Sydney after Saturday night's Test loss to the British & Irish Lions and will continue his rehabilitation program.
He hasn't played for the Rebels since making an appearance off the bench against the Chiefs on May 3. Beale was suspended after that clash for drinking alcohol, which he wasn't permitted to do under club rules after an altercation with team-mates in South Africa earlier in the year.
And with speculation the New South Wales Waratahs are keen on luring Beale back to Sydney for next season, it would appear Beale won't play for the Rebels again.
"The focus and priority at the Rebels has always been Kurtley's welfare," Rebels CEO Rob Clarke said. "All parties agree that it is in Kurtley's best interests for that to continue. The decision not to select Kurtley in the Rebels' final match will allow him to complete the next phase of his program."
Beale played in all three of the Lions Test matches and will remain in Sydney over the next few weeks to prepare himself for possible selection for the first Bledisloe Cup Test on August 17. Fellow Wallabies player James O'Connor and Nick Phipps are both back in Melbourne and should be available to take on the Highlanders at AAMI Park on Friday night.
The match is the last for coach Damien Hill, while foundation prop Nic Henderson is retiring and Ged Robinson and Gareth Delve are both leaving the club.
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We are reaching the end of a long, hard fought journey, a campaign that has lasted nearly 7 years. So many great memories lay behind us. It is quite incredible thinking just how far these little consoles have come over the years and just how much things have changed. As we stand at the breach wondering what will come next, it is probably a good idea to ask just what will it take for you to jump to a new console?
The Last Guardian as a launch title. I would get that day one.
Or if The Last of Us had an enhanced PS4 version. That would be so worth it.
This was an interesting article because it posed the question, would you switch loyalties again. I understand how he feels because I hear it from my cousin all the time about his 360, but mainly because it is the only console he has in his house. He just wants to play games and the catalog that is offered on the 360 is right now unappealing. I sure that will change once GTA5 comes out.


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Today we launched three exciting features to Bikemap and Wandermap:
1. Official cycle and hiking routes
You all know OpenStreetMap, the great Wikipedia-like cartography project. Deep down in the database of OSM there is lots of data that doesn't make it onto usual map renderings (be it the one on Openstreetmap.org or our own).
Official cycle and hiking routes are a good example. Most of the data they contain are not displayed on maps, although on some maps like the great OpenCycleMap more than on others. "Official" means that these routes are maintained by official entities, and often sign-posted.
We are now importing these routes into Bikemap and Wandermap – be it continental like this Eurovelo route or this long distance hiking path, or regional routes. They receive an own page each showing all data from OSM. That data is still incomplete in many aspects, by plotting that data on a map and making it easy to browse through these routes we also want to motivate people to contribute to OSM and help making the data about the official cycle and hike routes of the world complete.
We have imported about 18,000 official cycle routes und 31,000 official hiking paths, so far only in Europe. And only those that at least have a name.
2. Heatmap overlay
We have plotted the more than 1 million cycle routes that people have uploaded to Bikemap to a "heatmap" overlay. This way you can visually compare routes, find out where cyclists go and even use the heatmap for city planning.
This data is also used in our Cycle Routing Algorithm, which we are currently working on and which will extend Bikemap by a real route planner. We know where Europeans cycle.
3. Official routes overlay
In addition to the heatmap overlay we have added an official routes overlay to Bikemap and Wandermap that shows the official routes network. The layout of this overlay is early beta, we still have to improve the design and add more valuable data. But it already shows the existing infrastructure and helps when you plan your next trip.


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Michael Donaldson is an Executive Director with Cushman & Wakefield's Florida Multifamily Investment Sales Team. Based in Tampa, Mr. Donaldson specializes in representing private owners of multifamily assets throughout the Tampa Bay, Central Florida and North Florida markets.
Mr. Donaldson and his partner Nicholas Meoli joined Cushman & Wakefield in 2019 with a combined 25+ years of experience in the field. Their expertise in multifamily investment sales includes market rate, portfolio sales, affordable housing, fractured condominium and distressed communities in primary, secondary and tertiary markets throughout the state. They have successfully represented private, institutional and lender clients on over 27,000 units totaling more than $1.5+ billion, achieving some of the highest accolades in the industry. Additionally, the team has established themselves as market leaders for portfolio sales in Central and North Florida, having closed 12 portfolios totaling almost 6,000 units in the last two years.
The market-leading multifamily brokerage team of Nicholas Meoli and Michael Donaldson with Cushman & Wakefield's Florida Multifamily Investment Sales Team, are based in the firm's Tampa office and work primarily with private equity and non-institutional clients in the Tampa Bay, Central Florida and North Florida markets. Meoli and Donaldson work closely with the firm's institutional multifamily experts in these markets; Executive Directors Luis Elorza and Brad Capas in Tampa, and Executive Directors Jay Ballard and Ken Delvillar in Orlando.
Meoli and Donaldson together bring more than 25+ years of combined experience in commercial real estate and have worked as a team since 2012, while at Marcus & Millichap. They have closed over 27,000 multifamily units for a total of more than $1.5+ billion in total sales volume.
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Canal Walk Homeowner Association PoliciesClick on the Policy to download it in pdf format.
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- Gigabyte Radeon HD 7970 OC Edition: radeon driver very buggy when DP used and other outputs
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I was asked to install a plugin for hd from the website www://s1hd-plugin.com is this malware?
This is the homepage from which I am asked to download the following Plugin: otherx.zip
I read somewhere, that that would be malware. For the whole Flash-Problem doesn't seem to be solved and I unfortunately need to use flash for www.home-away.com, I am concerned.
If I go through Firefox Extras Plugins, I can not find that one, which makes me wonder why I would be asked to install a zip-File, which I can not get through Firefox directly.
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- Shockwave Flash 11.5 r502
- Displays Java applet content, or a placeholder if Java is not installed.
- Mit dem QuickTime Plug-in können Sie eine Vielzahl von Multimedia-Inhalten auf Webseiten anzeigen. Weitere Informationen erhalten Sie auf der Web-Site für QuickTime.
- View PDF documents within your web browser.
- The Google Earth Plugin allows you to view 3D imagery and terrain in your web browser.
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Don't go with other website plugins..
We prefer addons.mozilla.org plugins only
I prefer that too, but how come, that every time I go on a certain page, a yellow line rolls in, that asks me to install that plugin.
How do I get rid of that? It is annoying and seems to be that way to make me install the plugin.
And I asked a specific question about a specific plugin from a certain developer. Is it known by Mozilla to be malware or not?
Would you please look into it?
I attached the above mentioned yellow line as a graphic. I also wanted to make a screenshot of the download window, which didn't work.
When I went to "Install the plugin" it used to open a download window with the .zip file. Now it says the URL is not found. Was that you?
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That "install missing plugin" message is not generated by your browser's plugin manager. That is a perposefully deceptive advertisement and should be reported to the maintainer of your preferred adblock list.


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I have always envied the people who seemed to "get it right" the first time, whatever it was.
I always wished I could be one of those people.
I remember learning multiplication in third grade. Everyone seemed to get their multiplication tables faster than I. God knows kids got the hang of driving a car faster than I. Oh, and being able to sing, and learn how to tap a Time Step, and how to type, play Chopin, and learn Hebrew (Lord in your Mercy, that was hard), and figure out how to Relevé en point, and write a good paper, and run, and work a sewing machine (gave up on that one) and read (and understand) Karl Barth, and the list goes on…..
I assumed, as I looked over the proverbial fence, that everyone was catching on faster than I. I assumed that because I had to work at it, revise it, redo it, and struggle with it, that I wasn't good at it.. and therefore that I was less than.
I also assumed that it was a race to catch on – that somehow the kids that caught on before I did were smarter than I, and that I was smarter than the one or two kids that were still figuring it out after me. This of course, is untrue.
I have never been a person who has gotten it right the first time, and I think in truth none of us are. We live in a world that values the finished product: the winner of the violin contest, the art on display in the museum, the performance on stage, the published book. What we don't see, nor can we fully appreciate, are the hours of practice, discipline, drafts, and retakes it requires to get it right. Furthermore, is it ever really right? There is always one more word choice, one more touch up.
If it is true art, even finished products are never finished.
My oldest daughter is about to start high school, and let's just say I'm an emotional basket case over this. A. I'm too young to have a high school student. B. That went WAY too fast. C. High School is when everything starts "counting." D. What if she doesn't get it right? E. What if we don't get it right? Slow down there, sister. High school is but a heartbeat in the scheme of life.
Here is the thing: life is not about getting it right the first, fifth, or 100th time. Life is about the practice of living. It is the exploration of the self. There is no right. There is only the practice of living.
What we practice at, whether it be the practice of being a good parent, a good friend, a good leader, a good student, a good athlete, a good citizen, these are things that shape our lives and make us who we are, but we never get them right. We just keep at them, shaping them revising, breaking them down and starting over, working at them until we…. well that's it isn't it? There is no end to the practice of life, until there is no life.
Our vision of what it means to achieve, excel, or accomplish is far too short-sighted. We need to take the longer view and change our expectations of ourselves and others. Everyone is working on and practicing living life. What if we acknowledged that in each other? What if we valued the work in progress, instead of the final product?
What if we could see that each of us are ultimately a living piece of art?


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As the execution of Reyhaneh Jabberi and her mother's moving eulogy continued to reverberate within Iran and outside it, the United Nations issued a scathing criticism of Tehran's human rights policies.
First came the latest report by UN special rapporteur Ahmed Shaheed, which was presented to the UN General Assembly at the end of October. The report found that while the situation of women had worsened in Iran, its execution rate was surging ever higher, reaching a peak of no less than 852 between July 2013 and June 2014. The report also expressed shock at Jabberi's harsh sentence — and at President Hassan Rouhani's failure to prevent it, suggesting that his power to bring change to Iran was "limited" (Iran's response? "No country can claim to be perfect … the overall performance of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the face of all unlawful sanctions and pressures has been progressive and positive").
The end of October also brought forth the Geneva UPR on Iran, which once again revealed a wide range of human rights violations in Iran.
In addition, the UN adopted a Canadian resolution blasting Iran's "alarming high frequency and increase in the death penalty," as well as restriction of freedoms and treatment of women and minorities, leading Iran to accuse Ottawa of "hostile" and "politically-motivated" hypocrisy.
While The New York Times pointed out that the statistics serve as a stark contrast to Rouhani's efforts "pushing for a diplomatic breakthrough with the West," a recent Euronews interview with Iranian Human Rights Council head Mohammad Javad Larijani suggested UN engagement may have created a policy shift in Tehran when it comes to executions.
A recent op-ed by Haleh Esfandiari on The Wall Street Journal's Washington Wire shed light on the methods Iran uses to jail "endangered species" such as journalists and human rights lawyers, from the unannounced arrival of security officials at their home or workplace to arrest them to threatening those who have been released with harm to their loved ones should they discuss what they have been through at the hands of the Iranian judicial system.
No country is perfect – but despite a rumored policy shift, Iran doesn't even get points for trying.


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So I went online today to buy two new books from the shortlist of the Financial Times and Goldman Sachs Business Book of the Year Award. Just kidding, I was buying two of my missing Street Fighter comics…:
Street Fighter Volume 2: The New Challengers
Street Fighter Volume 3: Fighter's Destiny
.. that I needed to finish reading so I could start reading the new Street Fighter comics that were just released by Udon.
Anyways, since these have been around for a while, I thought I'd try to get them used and took a look at half.com and amazon.com. I wanted to buy from the same seller to save on shipping, and luckily, there was a seller on both amazon.com and on half.com who was selling these two books. I decided to go with Amazon since it seemed the prices on the books were slightly cheaper, but right when I got to checkout, I noticed something annoying: the price of shipping the books didn't drop even though they were from the same seller. There is no way it would cost $7.98 to ship both of these books – it should cost like $2 or $3.
Street Fighter Volume 2 (Street Fighter (Capcom)) – Ken Siu-Chong
$8.24 – Quantity: 1 – Usually ships within 1-2 business days
Sold by: sameseller
Street Fighter Volume 3: Fighter's Destiny (Street Fighter (Capcom)) – Ken Siu-Chong
$8.77 – Quantity: 1 – Usually ships within 1-2 business days
Sold by: sameseller
Items: $17.01
Shipping and Handling: $7.98
Total Before Tax: $24.99
Estimated Tax: $0.00
Now look at the order on half.com (what I went with):
Street Fighter 2 : Ken Sui-Chong (Paperback, 2006)
Seller: sameseller (209817 )
Price: $8.39
Media Mail: $3.49
Street Fighter 3 : Ken Sui-Chong (Paperback, 2007)
Seller: sameseller (209817 )
Condition: Like New
Price: $8.95
Media Mail: $1.89
Total: $22.72
The moral of the story? If you're a customer, go to Half.com if you need to buy multiple used items from the same person. If you're amazon.com, start giving a discount on shipping if buying multiple products from the same seller.


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