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Pedestrian & Jasperdrum "Kalakuta vs. Zombie (PEDit)"**
Just days after the release of his "Kalakuta" b/w "Ndizi" 12″ (artwork above) for 2nd […]
Just days after the release of his "Kalakuta" b/w "Ndizi" 12″ (artwork above) for 2nd Drop, British producer Pedestrian (a.k.a. Jack Sibley) has served up an edit of the record's collaborative a-side, into which he mixes elements of Fela Kuti's "Zombie"—and to great effect. Named after a compound which belonged to the legendary late Nigerian musician, this sub-infused production sees Sibley turning the tables on his and Jasperdrum's original track, as he tinkers with a series of intricate and spacey FX. More noticeable, though, is the sullen mood that's apparent on this edit; conjuring images of hazy alleyways and smoke-filled lounges far from the sunny fields of Africa, Sibley's cut ultimately creates a fascinating disconnect between the buoyant spirit of Afrobeat and the sluggish, rainy atmospheres he evokes.
Kalakuta vs Zombie (Pedestrian Edit)
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ジョブファンクション: セールス&ビジネスディベロップメント
雇用形態: フルタイム
所在地: London
国/地域: United Kingdom
L'Oréal is the world's number one beauty company, present in 130 countries across five continents and employing over 77,000 people globally. By the year 2020 the Group aims to recruit one billion new consumers globally as part of its universalisation strategy. The culture of innovation and entrepreneurialism is pivotal to the Group's success and the success of its 38 international brands.
The Active Cosmetics Division is the world leader in dermocosmetics, enjoying double digit growth in the UK and Ireland for several consecutive years as a result of increased awareness and customer advocacy. The division includes six brands: La Roche-Posay, Vichy, Skinceuticals, CeraVe and Roger & Gallet. The brands are sold in healthcare outlets worldwide, including pharmacies, drugstores, medi-spas and physician's offices. Our brands are developed and endorsed by health professionals, including dermatologists, paediatricians and cosmetic doctors.
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NIL Key/Value database
NILDB is about the simplest key/value store you'll ever see, anywhere. It's written in plain vanilla C using only the standard string and FILE I/O functions, and should port to just about anything with a disk or something that acts like one.
NILDB is based on KISSDB, with significant update to reduce file size and improve efficiency, and also added the capability to delete entries.
It stores keys and values of fixed length in a stupid-simple file format based on fixed-size hash tables. If a hash collision occurrs, a link list is created and the entry is appended to the database. You can add, update, lookup and delete.
- Tiny
- Almost zero memory footprint
- Very space-efficient on disk
- Pretty respectably fast, especially given its simplicity
- 64-bit file size limit is 2^64 bytes, and 2^32 offset limit between the same hashed entries.
- Ports to anything with a C compiler and stdlib/stdio
- Public domain
- Works cross big-endian and little-endian system.
- Fixed-size keys and values, must recreate and copy to change any init size parameter (Although can be adapted to varied value size easily)
- No search for subsets of keys/values
- No indexes
- No transactions
- No special recovery features if a database gets corrupted
- No built-in thread-safety (guard it with a mutex in MT code)
- No built-in caching of data (use filesystem cache)
- KISSDB The base of this project, uses multiple hash tables instead of just one
- MDB uses mmap() and is very fast (not quite as tiny/simple/portable)
NILDB is in the public domain as according to the Creative Commons Public Domain Dedication.


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*3 month commitment to get started, billed monthly on your CC. BONUS: All group class members have the option to purchase a reduced-rate private session ($75) after each 3 month cycle.
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The Nighttime Threat That Can Ruin Your Vision — and Your Sleep
Smartphones are ubiquitous these days; so much so that it's become hard to imagine our modern world without them. But as has been widely discussed, smartphones also carry risks, including the disruption of sleeping patterns, promoting bad posture and straining necks, EMF exposure, and causing finger and wrist joint pain. And now, more and more attention is being paid to the damaging effect that smartphones may have on your vision, perhaps with even long-term implications.
What is Blue Light?
Blue light is an inherent part of the natural spectrum of visible light, and therefore something that we are exposed to constantly. In natural settings that are illuminated by the sun, blue light does not pose any serious risk. In fact, there are many situations in which blue light is beneficial. Blue light from the sun may help us to wake up, by directing the brain to stop production of melatonin, a hormone the body produces to aid the sleep cycle. In this way, blue light can be beneficial in that both exposure to blue light in the morning and the absence of blue light at night, helps to promote a healthy, natural cycle of sleep and alertness.
But when blue light is concentrated in an electronic device, it presents a different dynamic altogether. Electronic devices, and especially smartphones, utilize blue light because it is particularly bright and easier to see on an electronic display. However, when we are exposed to blue light at this higher intensity and proximity—especially at night time—it can interfere with the process of melatonin production and make sleep more difficult.
The Health Risks of Unnatural Blue Light Exposure
When blue light interferes with the body's natural sleep cycle, the negative health implications can be greater than simply getting a bad night's sleep. In fact, there are many, many negative effects of poor sleep, ranging from general pain, mental difficulties, and behavioral problems to increasing the risk of very serious diseases such as obesity, heart disease, diabetes, and even cancer. Furthermore, many people become more prone to depression, further exacerbating the impact of the aforementioned problems.
Just as alarming, the negative impact of blue light at night does not end with sleep disturbance and its ramifications. The body of research is growing and ongoing, as this phenomenon is a relatively new development, but blue light has been shown to damage the retina and cause macular degeneration, leading to poor vision. Interestingly, some physicians have even stated that they believe blue light exposure can cause cataracts at early ages. Finally, the interference that blue light causes in melatonin production may go beyond simply disrupting the sleep cycle. Melatonin functions as an antioxidant in the body as well, meaning that suppressing its production could directly lead to a greater risk of a variety of cancers.
How to Protect Yourself From the Dangers Associated With Smartphones and Blue Light
While more research is required to better understand the health effects of blue light, it is already clear that blue light at night does have a negative impact. Therefore, the most basic way to lessen your health risks is to limit the amount of time that you spend on your smartphone—or computer or tablet for that matter—at night. Consider discontinuing your use of such electronics well in advance of your bed time, thus allowing your body to produce melatonin without disruption, to promote a better night's sleep.
Also, consider finding ways to lessen your time on such devices in general, whether it means more printing, more frequent breaks, or simply less use altogether. Our knowledge of the many risks posed by smartphones continues to be refined, but that does not mean that now is not the right time to make adjustments.
And lastly, if you're sometimes forced to use your devices into the evening hours, it may be worth your time and money to consider either an screen-adjusting app or screen cover that filters wavelengths that fall within the blue light spectrum of light. Here are a few options:
Derek is a technical writer and editor with 10 years of experience in the health care field, having first earned a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Delaware. He is a contributing author on a number of textbooks in the medical field, ran a nuclear cardiology licensing course, and has written a variety of other pieces from online training courses to medical software manuals. Derek pursues his personal interest in health and wellness by playing multiple sports and running marathons. An insatiable traveler, he spent 16 months working and living abroad while traveling through South America, Europe, and Southeast Asia.


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I was so excited last night to catch up with one of my dearest, best friends in the world, who was coming to my house for dinner. I was in such a good mood that I agreed to let the Grand Finale have 3 of their friends spend the night. They promised to be quiet and good, and they were as good as their word.
So this morning I got up, fried a dozen eggs, made a load of toast, and told the boys to get around because I had to go grocery shopping. Running around the house getting my list made, throwing in laundry, doing dishes, etc., etc.
I get to Wal Mart and forgot my list, which I have learned doesn't really matter anymore. For some reason if I wrote it down and forgot the list I can still remember what was on it. I have checked myself many times and found that I have about a 98% chance of getting everything even without the list in my hands at the time.
It worked this time to.
Except that after I got home and the boys all helped unload the groceries I happened to catch sight of myself in the mirror as I put up the toilet paper, and realized that I had just spent at least an hour wandering around Wal Mart, talking to people the whole time, with only one hoop earring in. I remember putting one in and not being able to find the other one, then grabbing more dirty clothes to put in the laundry and making a note to myself to find the other one where I seemed to remember laying it down. It is important to note that I did not write that down, just thought I would remember. This has made me laugh several times already. If you can't laugh at yourself, your life is going to seem endless and much too long. Whether anyone noticed or not remains a mystery, but if you hear that I'm wandering around looking like a hot mess, rest assured that it is both true and not anything serious to worry about. :)
The moral of the story is to write stuff down. Also it is always a good idea to look at yourself in the mirror before you leave the house. As you get older, or maybe it's only if you have kids, you quit looking at yourself in the mirror much. Whether this is due to the fact that you just don't care anymore or it never mattered in the first place, I will let you decide, dear reader.
Write things down, double check, and don't feel like the Lone Ranger if it happens to you, folks. There really is nothing new under the sun.
Have a good weekend! I'll be looking for 1 hoop earring, no telling when it will turn up, or where.


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Warning: This post contains "Game of Thrones" spoilers for the books and HBO show.
In episode seven of season six of "Game of Thrones," a new character named Brother Ray gets killed only a few scenes after he's introduced.
His death is sudden, but it hints at some interesting possibilities going forward.
Mainly, it bolsters the theory that the show is getting ready to introduce a highly anticipated character from the books: Lady Stoneheart.
Who is Lady Stoneheart?
Lady Stoneheart is Catelyn Stark resurrected.
If you want a complete breakdown of Lady Stoneheart's role in the books, check out this post from Tech Insider's GoT expert Kim Renfro. But here's the gist of it:
In George R.R. Martin's books, Catelyn's body is found by a group called the Brotherhood without Banners after she's murdered at the Red Wedding. They resurrect her, and she begins to seek revenge for her death.
Why does Brother Ray's hanging suggest she's coming back?
Not long before Brother Ray is killed, three men on horseback appear. The Hound — who just returned after being left for dead in season three — tells Ray that he thinks these men are with the Brotherhood without Banners.
In the books, Stoneheart and the Brotherhood head to the Riverlands to go after the Freys — the family that set the Red Wedding into motion. The Freys were re-introduced this season, which prompted further speculation that Lady Stoneheart might make her first appearance on the show.
There's also the manner of Brother Ray's death. Stoneheart is known for luring characters into traps and hanging them. Brother Ray is, coincidentally, hanged.
So when you combine the reappearance of the Freys, the presence of the Brotherhood without Banners, and the fact that a character just got hanged in mysterious fashion, it's fair to speculate the show is laying the groundwork for introducing Lady Stoneheart.
There's a chance that the show leaves out the Lady Stoneheart plot line. However, with so much conveniently lining up over the last few episodes, the odds off Catelyn Stark's return look better than ever.


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What is Auto Debit?
If your organisation relies on the regular receipt of fees, donations, sponsorship etc., your cash flow could benefit greatly if that income were automatically transferred to your organisation's account rather than relying on those responsible for making the payments.
Your financial institution may be able to offer you a
Direct Debit
facility whereby it will periodically process a file of transactions which transfer funds from one or more outside accounts into your organisation's account.
However, before you can take advantage of the
Direct Debit
facility you must produce the direct debit transaction files to be processed by your financial institution.
Since 2000 Auto Debit has been making it easy for business and non-profit organisations to produce direct debit transaction files and directly debit the accounts of their customers and supporters.
Who developed Auto Debit?
Auto Debit was developed by
Parkview Software Pty Ltd
, an Australian company (ACN 052 870 756, ABN 52 052 870 756).
Parkview Software Pty Ltd was established in 1991.
As well as "off the shelf" solutions such as Auto Debit, Parkview Software also developes custom made solutions for government departments and the private sector.
Parkview Software Pty Ltd will be responsible for
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What's new
We are now proud to present Auto Debit version 4 which is easier to use than previous versions, yet much more powerful allowing even the largest organisations to generate transaction files of any size.
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If you already have a previous version of Auto Debit, please go to our
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Christopher Robertson is an associate professor at the James E. Rogers College of Law, University of Arizona, and an associate with the Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard. For 2013-2014, he is a visiting professor at Harvard Law School. Professor Robertson's research focuses on how the law can improve decisions by individuals and institutions -- attending to informational limits, conflicting interests, and cognitive biases, especially in the domain of healthcare. Blending legal, philosophical, and empirical methods, Robertson's work has been published in the New England Journal of Medicine, New York University Law Review, Cornell Law Review, Emory Law Journal, and the Journal of Empirical Legal Studies. He has received research support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and runs the Law and Behavior Research Lab at the University of Arizona. Robertson graduated magna cum laude from Harvard Law School, where he also served as a Petrie Flom fellow and lecturer. He earned a doctorate in Philosophy at Washington University in St. Louis, where he also taught bioethics. Robertson's legal practice has focused on complex litigation involving medical and scientific disputes.
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For your convenience, we offer two different options for you to get the medications that your animals need to stay healthy. Read more about our in-hospital and web-based pharmacies below.
In-House Pharmacy: WMVS has a large in-house pharmacy for almost all of your animal health care needs. We work very hard to only stock medications and supplies that we believe are the best options for the treatment and prevention of disease in your animals.
Our products are competitively priced so that we can offer you what we believe to be superior products at a good value. Some unique or larger quantity items may only be available on special order. Items can be picked up either at our Coopersville or Drenthe locations. We are also happy to ship items to you if you desire (standard shipping rates apply.)
On-line pharmacy: For added convenience and price savings, we also have an on-line pharmacy that is always open.
Click the logo to go directly to the online pharmacy.
Our on-line pharmacy has a wide selection of only the highest quality, veterinarian recommended products. The pricing structure of our online pharmacy is designed to give you the best products at the best price.
Orders over $49.99 qualify for FREE SHIPPING!
We recognize that there are now many options for online pharmacies. Some of these are reputable, but many are not. If you choose to use an alternate online pharmacy, take the time to ask the right questions and do your due diligence. Many of these on-line pharmacies are anything but reputable and may not provide you with the product that you think you are ordering.
Be mindful that all prescription products, regardless of where they are purchased, require an active veterinarian-client-patient relationship. This means that the prescribing veterinarian must have examined the pet within the past 12 months. This helps to assure that your veterinarian is fully informed about your pet's health and that all appropriate testing has been done. It also ensures that your pet's medical history and records are safely kept in one place.
For these reasons, we strongly encourage clients who desire to purchase pet pharmaceuticals on-line do so through our own web-based pharmacy. The WMVS Online pharmacy allows you to order your pet's medication conveniently from home and have the product shipped directly to your door.
Prescription medications are approved by your regular veterinarian. If there is ever any problem
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Elizabeth Baber Weaver has been praised by the Washington Post for her "angelic brightness and dedication" and the "remarkable clarity" of her declamation, and the New York Times called her singing "truly lovely."
She has appeared as a soloist with the Masterwork Chorus, Voices of Ascension, Bach Vespers at Holy Trinity, TENET, Elm City Consort, Ensemble Viscera, the New York Consort of Viols, Mountainside Baroque, Music in the Somerset Hills, Guido's Ear, Hesperus, Parthenia, Ex Umbris, and in the revival of The Play of Daniel at the Cloisters.
Elizabeth has performed and recorded masterpieces of Renaissance music as a member of the vocal chamber group Pomerium. She has also appeared as a guest artist with the acclaimed quartet New York Polyphony, including their Grammy-nominated album Sing thee Nowell.
With her duo partner and husband, lutenist Charles Weaver, she has created recitals praised for their "impeccable performances" and "imagination in programming." The duo is currently exploring private devotional music from English recusant culture, especially the manuscripts of Edward Paston (1550–1630).
Elizabeth serves as a vocal coach on the faculty of the New York Continuo Collective and is a member of the St. Mary's Schola Cantorum, a professional quintet at St. Mary's Church, Norwalk, CT, which recently released the world premiere recording of the 16th-century Mass Christe Jesu by William Rasar.


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Alice Evelyn DeBoer, 95, died on Friday, April 4, 2014 at Avera St. Benedict Hospital in Parkston, SD. Funeral service will be Wednesday, April 9, 2014 at Harrison Christian Reformed Church in Harrison with burial following in Harrison City Cemetery in Harrison. Visitation will be Tuesday, April 8, 2014 from 6 - 8 PM at Harrison Christian Reformed Church in Harrison with a prayer service at 7:00 PM. Arrangements by Koehn Bros. Funeral Home in Armour.
Alice Evelyn DeBoer was born on July 26, 1918 to Arie and Polly (Doorn) Vanden Hoek on the family farm northeast of Corsica, SD. Her mother died when she was 8 months old so she went to live with Cornelius and Johanna (Vanden Hoek) Doorn. She always said Johanna was her mom, aunt, and grandmother, which she was. She married Everett DeBoer on March 7, 1939 in Harrison, SD. Together they farmed until 1957 when they bought a grocery store in Harrison. Together they owned and operated DeBoer's Market until retiring in 1983. Everett died on February 22, 2003. Alice was a member of the Harrison Christian Reformed Church where she was a member of the Esther Circle and Ladies Aide. She was also a member of Happy Homemakers Extension Club. She helped Everett refinish antique furniture for 20 years and was also an excellent seamstress and quilter. She made her daughters clothes and sewed and hand quilted many quilts. All her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren have her quilts and will cherish her memory forever. Alice died on Friday, April 4, 2014 at Avera St. Benedict Hospital in Parkston, SD at the age of 95.
Thankful and blessed to have shared her life are her children, Karen DeBoer of Corsica, SD, Delores (Lloyd) Markus of Huron, SD, Jan (Jim) Eggers of Corsica, SD, and Brent (Jenny) DeBoer of Sioux Falls, SD, 11 grandchildren, and 14 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, Everett, son, Harlan DeBoer, great-granddaughter, Haley Bannwarth, 4 brothers, Arie, Case, Johnny, and Leo Vanden Hoek, and 3 sisters, Maggie Slykhuis, Gertie Groeneweg, and Lena Dooyema.
Pastor Gary Maas
Jone Van Drongelen, organist
Don Kuyper, soloist
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Alex DeMoise, Scott North, Glen Moke, Jason VanRoekel, Larry Fenicle, Dan Bannwarth
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Though development seems to move at a slower pace than expected, the main part of the game, the one that has to do with Lord Amatar's manor is almost completed. Scripts for these screens need to be written but this is nothing compared to the graphics development workload-wise.
Well sure, much more work remains to be done for the final product but we are still able to keep up with our main schedule despite the delays. And that is the most important aspect of our development experience, the fact that we are still on schedule and still eager and motivated to continue the development. Indie game development needs constant self motivation, let's hope we won't run out of that any time in the future.
For now, check a couple of screenshots, I will be back soon with a more "adventure-design" oriented post, a post I have wanted to do for a long time now.
The library room. Here the journal on the stand will be the most important object in the game.
A garden room inside a house? Well, it is a magician's house, everything is possible. Think of it more like an atrium full of spell ingredients.


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- Network CBS
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- Runtime 30 minutes
- Total runtime 16 hours
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What's New, Mr. Magoo?
Jim Backus (Gilligan's Island, I Married Joan) stars as the lovable nearsighted goof, Mr. Magoo! He is accompanied by McBarker, an also nearsighted talking dog, and his nephew, Waldo! Theme Song What's New, Mr. Magoo? What new and wild adventure have you bumped into? You are a man of stature, in your hat your 5 foot 3. You'd be a man of leisure, if only you could see! What's New, Mr. Magoo? My, but your dog McBarker looks a lot like you! He'd be a good night watch dog, but he's nearsighted too! From your peculiar point of view, this crazy world's a blur to you! Oh say, can you see What's New, Mr Magoo?


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801 140 E 14th Street, North Vancouver Listing #: R2424457
An elegantly renovated and spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom corner suite, flooded with natural light from the floor to ceiling windows in the Springhill Place, a solid concrete building. Virtually everything in this suite is brand new; contemporary flooring throughout; open-plan kitchen with new s/steel appliances; stone counter tops, a huge master bedroom, and beautifully appointed bathrooms. All electrical and plumbing fixtures have also been tastefully updated. This suite is situated in prime Central Lonsdale, just a short walk to amenities, restaurants, coffee shops, Whole Foods, medical services and transport links. Additional features include; a gas fireplace, in-suite laundry, large patio, great Mountain views, ample storage and secure underground parking. Open Sat Jan 11th 2-4pm.
Taxes (2019): $2,334.84
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Council, through its Council Plan 2017–2021 is committed to sustainable economic development in the Shire as one of its five key goals 'A Prosperous Economy'. The Strategy is designed to enhance the well-being of our community by encouraging the development of a vibrant and sustainable local economy that is based on our key advantages, including our magnificent environment and the high level of skills and abilities of our residents and business people.
The Council Plan features five inter-linked strategies:
Encourage investment and development within the Shire
Develop and market the tourism industry in Nillumbik
Review existing precinct structure plans within activity centres
Develop a visionary plan for Precincts 3 and 4 in the Eltham Activity Centre
Identity new economic development opportunities and improve amenity
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Gov. John Hickenlooper's temporary re-titling of Colorado's fourteeners with the Broncos' roster is inspired. But his pairing of Peyton Manning with Mount Elbert is errant. It may be the state's tallest, but it's an easily conquered Class 1 climb, and visually unremarkable to boot. Only three Colorado peaks are sufficiently iconic for Manning: the two Maroon Bells and Longs Peak. And while the Bells, like Manning, are beautiful, tricky and lethal, only Longs will do. Its world-renowned Diamond Face is the deciding factor: daunting, insurmountable and hewn by the Creator in a way that unmistakably re-creates and exalts the flattened amplitude of that glorious Manning forehead.
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I had a great few days vacationing in Florida with Gary. Now for the real fun! I drove back to Orlando airport to drop Gary off for his flight home and to meet 6 of the Sometimes We Do quilt Bee members, arriving for a get-a-way. We were invited to Andra's beautiful horse farm near Ocala.
Check out that big van, fondly called "the short bus." Susie got behind the wheel and squired us around safely in style and comfort.
First up was a tour of house, stables and paddocks.
Peggy made us all glasses (so we could keep the wine straight) and gifted Andra with glasses with the farm name, Barrens Edge.
Andra made these fun pin cushions with color matched pins. Mine turned out to be a jinx but more about that later.
After we all received our room assignments, got settled in and had some lunch, we took the short bus over to the HITS Ocala Winter Circuit arena.
Andra's daughter, Melissa, is a Grand Prix rider. Her horse is named Charmuer Ask, "Charmy" for short.
Nervous mom, Andra, with cheering section. Can you see we all have fingers crossed for Melissa and Charmy!
Gosh, it was beautiful to see these amazing horses and talented riders jump right in front of me. Charmy jumped clean, didn't knock off a single rail and Melissa brought home a prize and ribbon.
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Are you tired of winter weather, and looking forward to warmer, sunnier days? I know I am! Having less hours of sunlight and facing icy winds can leave you feeling very weary. That is why the first signs of spring weather are always a delight. Whether it is the sound of buzzing bees, the sight of gorgeous butterflies, or the smell of fresh flowers, everyone has their favorite thing about spring. Start preparing for this lovely season by creating some fabulous jewelry accessories that will get you in a spring-ready mood. Check out Spring Forward: 25 Spring Jewelry Designs for some of our favorite jewelry projects for spring.
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A great burger is a thing of beauty. Not a food I choose regularly but I still have very fond foodie memories of a Reuben at Foundry 39 a few years back. Plus I am always open to delicious eating opportunities.
I had high hopes for this 4-star trip advisor scoring restaurant. Its bold font, promise of 'Proper Burgers, and tempting menu descriptions raised expectations of hearty, no-nonsense, well-cooked food. However, I soon found myself reminiscing of better burgers gone by as Mr Bite chewed, or rather didn't, on a flabby upstart. Mr Bite loves a burger, so between us, we know the boxes we want ticking.
Here are some hints. Get better beef that has texture and developed flavour. Next, The Edinburgh Fermentarium has an excellent range of kimchis, krauts, veggies and pickles. Re cheese – Lanark Blue would do the job, but I am many of our Scottish producers could supply you with the good stuff too. Seasoning always helps. Buns – we have a plethora of good bakeries in Scotland.
Why? Because the result will be a meal of distinct layers of exciting flavours, tastes and textures. If Byron's point of difference in the market is 'proper burgers' it fell at the first hurdle of meat and was downhill from there.
Mr Bite's fries weren't fresh and had no redeeming qualities. My courgette fries were excellent; they were obviously cooked fresh and perhaps this is why they were the only foot put right in our meal. I chose them alongside a 'Beatnik. A beetroot falafel patty with avocado, red pepper ketchup and rainbow slaw sounded like an exciting, attractive veggie alternative; suffice to say it slumped into the same lazy traps as its meatier stable mate. The patty needed flavour. I would suggest cumin or another spice. The joyful-sounding slaw was a sprinkle of sad red cabbage and equally despondent carrot gratings. Avocado – add some citrus and herbs.
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Byron isn't cheap: £5 for that brownie and just shy of £15 for a burger. Fair prices for excellent versions of these dishes but not for margin-pumping imitations.
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Chicago Tribune's main theatre critic, Chris Jones, presents his top 10 plays of 2008:
|A Trip to Bountiful (Goodman Theatre)
by Horton Foote
Standouts: Harris Yulin (director), performance: Lois Smith
|Our Town (The Hypocrites)
by Thornton Wilder
Standouts: David Cromer (director), actors: Jennifer Grace (as Emily), David Cromer (narrator)
|Picnic (Writers' Theatre)
by William Inge
Standouts: David Cromer (Director)
|Caroline or Change (Court Theatre)
by Tony Kushner and Jeanine Tesori
Standouts: Charles Newell (director), Doug Peck (musical director); actors: Kate Fry, E.Faye Butler
|Ruined (Goodman Theatre)
by Lynn Nottage
Standout: Kate Whoriskey (director)
|Four Places (Victory Gardens)
by Joel Drake Johnson
Standouts: Sandy Shinner (director)
|Sweet Charity (Drury Lane Oakbrook)
by Cy Coleman
Standouts: Jim Corti (director), Mitzi Hamilton (choreographer)
|Gatz (Elevator Repair Service Theatre)
by John Collins
|The Seafarer (Steppenwolf Theatre)
by Conor McPherson
Standout: Francis Guinan (says Jones: probably the best male performance of the year)
|Journey's End (Griffin Theatre)
by Jonathan Berry
Honorable mentions: (alphabetically): America: All Better! (Second City), Don't Dress for Dinner (British American Stage Company – at Royal George), Grey Gardens (Northlight Theatre), If All The World Were Paper (Chicago Children's Theatre), Jacques Brel's Lonesome Losers of the Night (Theo Ubique). Les Miserables (Marriott Theatre), Million Dollar Quartet (Deegee Theatricals, John Cossette Productions and Northern Lights – at the Apollo Theater), A Taste of Honey (Shattered Globe Theatre), Tomorrow Morning (Hilary A. Williams LLC), The Voysey Inheritance (Remy Bumppo Theatre Company).
To see further discussion regarding each show, go to Chris Jones' The Theater Loop blog posting.
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Even with summery weather still going strong in my neck of the woods, I was looking forward to doing some holiday baking with this week's Tuesdays With Dorie recipe for Cranberry Upside Downer. Chosen by Sabrina of Superfluous, you can find the complete recipe at Dorie Greenspan's website or Sabrina's blog.
In lieu of fresh cranberries, I opted to use Trader Joe's frozen sweetened cranberries. If you have a Trader Joe's in your neighborhood, you've got to run out an grab a bag of these frozen cranberries - they are fantastic! These cranberries are sweetened just a touch, and the bright, tart flavor of the berries shine. I promise that I have not been paid by TJs to write this glowing review - I'm just a raving fan!
I love the simplicity of this recipe. A healthy amount of butter and sugar is heated, then poured into a cake pan. A generous amont of cranberries and walnuts are spread over this butter mixture. A simple cinnamon-y cake batter is poured over the fruit, then the whole thing is popped in the oven.
Once the cake is baked and out of the oven, it is time for the dramatic finish - turning the cake out from the pan. I was a bit worried that the fruit would stick to the bottom of the pan, but to my pleasant suprise, this cake unmolded from the pan without a fuss.
My friends, this is one tasty cake! The tender cake is subtly spiced, and it perfectly complements the tart/sweet cranberries perfectly. The walnuts provided a nice textural complement to the cranberries.
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300m - 40.07
400m - 57.86
Set two new career bests at the Ivy League Outdoor Track & Field Championships: 11.78 in the 100m and 23.92 in the 200m prelim (May 4-5) … Finished 1st in both the 100m (12.08) and 200m (24.59) at the UMass Lowell Invitational (Mar 30) … Set a career best 7.65 in the 60m at the 2019 Harvard Crimson Elite meet (Feb 1) … Set a career best 57.86 in the 400m at the Harvard Yale Princeton (H-Y-P) meet (Jan 26) … Beat previous career best with a 40.07 in the 300m at Harvard vs Penn (Dec 9).
Before Harvard:
100m - 11.80
200m - 24.01
400m - 54.51
"Tina was a double state champion in the 100m and 200m this spring and has demonstrated remarkable range across all three sprints. She has tremendous drive and we expect her to be an immediate contributor at the Ivy League level and will play an important role in our NCAA contending relays." -Coach Tolbert


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Chapter Two - Underground Caves Pt. 3
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow Walkthrough (Chapter Two)[edit]
With the Giant Spider felled, the only way to continue is along the rockface at the northern end of this platform. You should be able to use hand-holds to pull yourself up, where you can then shimmy to your left. Keep on shimmying until you're forced to jump to a small platform in front of an entrance to a linear cave. Jump over, and then follow this linear pathway until you see a whip hook above your head. Use the hook to hoist yourself up to the next platform.
On this next platform, you'll find a dead body. Don't get too excited, though. Unlike many dead bodies you've encountered so far, this one won't surrender a scroll for you, or better yet, a gem of some kind. Instead, this body will surrender an item called a Runic Stone Key. Worry not, though, because you're going to need not one of these items, but two in order to successfully complete the stage. With the Runic Stone Key in hand, jump off of the cliff and approach the ornate doors ahead. Examine one of the two circular keyholes flanking the door to insert the Runic Stone Key you just found. Now, all you need is to find the other one, and we'll be able to finish this stage.
Scroll (2/3)[edit]To find the second and final Runic Stone Key, you'll need to cross back over to the only platform attached to the one you're currently on, via a spider web bridge. Once on the other side of the bridge, carefully jump over to the adjacent platform, and then cross another spider web bridge. Climb up the rockface you encounter here, and then work your way forward towards a dead body lying on the ground. Scour it for the scroll you seek, but be sure you backtrack to the previous area. Don't use the whip hook nearby to continue, or the entire cadence of this walkthrough will be thrown off.
Scroll (3/3)[edit]Once you backtrack, drop back down, cross the spider web bridge, jump over to the next platform, and then take the other spider web bridge that will force Gabriel to run back towards the screen. This will ultimately lead to another series of platforms and spider web bridges that will end up bringing you directly across another body, this one with another scroll. Unless you're completely oblivious, this will prove to be a hard scroll to miss, especially because you literally don't have to deviate from the set path at all to find it.


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Retail parks stand out as locations of choice for many retailers and the nature of those retailers is changing. There are a number of traditional high street and shopping centre retailers who are testing the waters, trying to understand if retail parks are a viable option in their portfolios, alongside the traditional locations they have occupied in the past (e.g. H&M, Zara, Célio, C&A, CCC, Vision Express).
Relatively low costs, flexible floor layouts, better logistical structure for supplying the stores, click and collect services, the opportunity to test new formats and concepts are the key drivers of growing occupier demand reflected in the generally high occupancy levels in retail parks. One stop shopping, easy access, free parking and wide range of retailers are key factors attracting customers to this retail format. Moreover, recent trends are indicating that experience is just as important as convenience. Improved designs and style and the presence of leisure and entertainment operators are having a positive impact on footfall.
2015 saw 863,000 sq.m of new retail park space complete, increasing the total European stock by 2.4% to 37.3 million sq.m as compared to 36.4 million sq.m at the end of 2014. Development activity was highest in France, Belgium and the UK which accounted for more than 60% of all retail park space added in 2015. Activity is expected to surge ahead in 2016 and 2017 with 2.4 million sq.m currently in the pipeline and expected to be completed.
Increased retail park development across Europe is set to deliver 1.3 million sq m of new space to market by the end of the year, up 50% on 2015's total.
A further 1.1 million sq m of new retail park space is scheduled for delivery in 2017. This is also significantly more than the 863,000 sq m of space added across Europe in 2015.
If all the new space is delivered as planned it will take the total retail park floorspace in Europe from 37.3 million sq m at the start of 2016 to nearly 40 million sq m by the end of 2017. Of the potential 2.41 million sq m to be added, 2.06m is in Western Europe and 0.35m is in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE).


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The benefits of allopathy and our modern medical system make them important contributors to holistic health care. Before exploring the pros and cons of allopathic medicine, here is a brief overview of this system of practicing medicine.
Dr. Samuel Hahnemann coined the term allopathic medicine to describe the medical practice of the 19th century. He was disgusted with this system and wanted to differentiate it from his new homeopathic medicine.
Other names for allopathy include: traditional western medicine, regular medicine, mainstream medicine, orthodox medicine, modern medicine and conventional medicine.
Generally this approach is 'body as a machine'. Early allopaths were called mechanics. Parts were, and still are, treated in isolation. Hence we have heart specialists, hand specialists, neurologists, ears nose and throat doctors, and so on.
Proponents of this medical system teach that disease, or its causes, usually originate outside the body. For instance, germs invade the body and make us sick. Germ theory led to widespread antibiotic use, pasteurization and improved sanitation. When the body has symptoms like pain, nausea or fever, the belief is that you 'caught a bug'. This disease or invader needs to be treated, usually with drugs.
If an illness could not be blamed on a virus or bacteria, then the genetics are at fault. Treatment for germs and genes is drugs or surgery. Under the allopathic medical model, localized problems that do not resolve must be removed surgically.
Pharmaceutical drugs play an important role in allopathic medicine. They were (and still are) developed to either mask symptoms directly or cause the body to alter the way it is meant to function. Drugs do not generally cure or prevent disease.
Unlike Hahnemann's system of homeopathy, in which like treats like, allopathic drugs stimulate sluggish organs or sedate overactive ones. So we have medications to cause a weary pancreas to release more insulin and drugs to lower high blood pressure.
Despite this emphasis on blaming and treating parts, allopathic medicine comes under the umbrella of holistic healing when it is used as part of a whole person treatment plan. Although the modern medical system divorced itself from holism in the early 1900's, this rift is slowly mending as research and holistic doctors show support of holistic and more natural alternatives.
Some people 'throw the baby out with the bathwater' when it comes to allopathic medicine. They will not seek out this type of treatment unless their lives literally depend on it.
Although some aspects of the system do need to change, the benefits of allopathy cannot be denied. There is nothing better for life-threatening trauma, serious injuries, and medical emergencies.
Keep all yaur options open when choosing the type of holistic care you need. Avail yourself of beneficial allopathic diagnosis options and treatments.
Regardless of the type of health care you choose, take full responsibility for your health. Educate yourself about the potential benefits and drawbacks of available allopathic and alternative treatments relating to your health conditions. Research procedures and medications before using them.
Keep an up-to-date copy of your medical records and understand what is going on with your health and treatments. This way you can minimize potential problems while optimizing the benefits of allopathy you will receive.
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