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Additional Director General (ADG) of Border Security Force (BSF) Eastern Command R.P. Singh on Thursday said that the security forces have sealed the entire Indo-Bangladesh border of 4 thousand and 96 kilometers long and had no problems so far.Singh asserted no immediate apprehensions have happened this year.
"We have as such kept our vigil apprehending that people might try to cross over, as this is case and we have alerted our troops and mobilized our sources, deploring them meaningfully. We have had no problem so far. We have fully sealed the border of entire Indo-Bangladesh border of 4 thousand and 96 kms long and we have had no problems so far," he told the media.
"We have redeployed our assets depending on the threat perception and all. The border is sacrosanct and if one does not have the passport he cannot cross the border, be it Rohingya's, Bangladeshi, or anyone else. No immediate apprehension have taken place this year this year. Historically, like in 2013, 98 people were captured and in 2014, 18-20 people were captured. There have been people captured in the past but we have no apprehensions for this year," he added.
Singh also assured that the BSF are guarding the whole border with promptness. There has been problem so far and I hope there will none in the future also.
"We are guarding the whole border with promptness. There has been problem so far and I hope there will none in the future also. We have 85 thousand of force, which is guarding the whole Indo-Bangladesh border, which is enough," he said.
However, the West Bengal Commission for Protection of Child Rights yesterday filed a writ petition in the Supreme Court against Centre's notification seeking deportation of Rohingyas.
The learned Counsel Kalyan Bandyopadhyay is representing the Commission.
Earlier, India had announced that it plans to deport around 40,000 Rohingya Muslim refugees living illegally in India.
The Centre has also said that even Rohingya's registered with the United Nations High Commission for Refugees would be deported.
The Commission dubbed the above mentioned notification of the Central Government as not only inhuman but anti-human also.
The Commission also asserted that, "Rohingyas are being systematically tortured and killed in Burma. The United Nation referred them as the most persecuted community in the world."
"In this situation deporting the Rohingya children and their mothers staying in different shelter- homes and correctional homes of West Bengal means to throw them into the jaws of death," it added.
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Why she does what she does- talk with Lianna Loving
Well, I want to let everyone know that I don't get my meds from any ol' dispensary that has a sign twirler, and didn't simply pick the one that's the closest to where I live. So, that's a way of saying I don't really have a vast list to compare to, but I think I can recognize a well-running retail establishment when I see one.
Cherry Co. Dispensary is exactly that, with a keen eye on keeping things running smoothly and strictly by the book.
Looking back on my visit, in retrospect, the only way to describe my overall feeling of Cherry Co.'s interior, is by combining my active imagination with countless old movies in Technicholor. I envision the highest-class brothel in the entire Metro area, an establishment any city Mayor would be proud to frequent.
Of course, we can't mention the above without talking about what distinguishes a place as 'high-class' – or just a house. That, of course, would be the Madame, meaning 'my lady' – the mea domina – the feminine form of the Latin word for Lord. Less than 100 years ago, these savvy women set themselves up to stand toe-to-toe, or 'breast-to-shoulder' with any of their male business counterparts.
Stepping inside Cherry Co., you'll be greeted by this professional business' own kind of Madame – Lianna. She is the manager at Cherry Co., and keeps things running like clockwork. Aligned with a great support staff and a couple of cool owners who 'get it', Lianna is able to have a job that's also her life's passion – it makes her feel good when she can see that she's helping others.
As soon as I asked the question, "How do you guys do it?", I knew I had messed up, quickly realizing that the only possible answer could be "A lot of HARD work."
Well then, 'Why?'
Lianna explained to me her reasoning: "Because I refuse to let the rules and regulations become the cause of all of this being stripped away from us [by the authorities]. I suffered a major injury years ago that had me taking prescription pain medications for years. When I discovered cannabis therapy for my pain, and an alternative for prescription opiates, it became my dream then to do whatever it takes to get this medicine out to the people who I know also need it."
Cherry Co. in Cherry Creek, north of East Alameda Avenue on South Madison Avenue, is a fine establishment. Be sure to take note of the address, however, because it's a little tricky to find if you're not a local.
First, pay attention that it's South Madison, meaning south of East First Avenue. Also stay cognizant of staying to the north of the Cherry Creek waterway, and you may just find it without smart phone navigation.The Cherry Co. 111 South Madison Street Denver, CO 80209 (303) 399-6337 (An employee will always answer during business hours.)
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My name is Tino
I am the father of two small children, and I'm married to the most wonderful woman in the world. They are my world, but also have the chance to work on what really excites me. I love being able to witness the happiest moments of people, and that's why I chose to devote my life to this work. I am a senior technician in Image and in Art Photography I'm constantly training to offer the best to my clients. My job is to freeze your best moments, may be able to always remember them as they were and for that I get involved as possible with you, your history and your circumstances and, of course.
Dream vacation: Anywhere as long to be with my family.
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It is perfectly okay that I avoid writing papers by searching for fun link-ups to post. Don't judge.
Today's link-up is old and comes from Two Thirds Hazel!
Here it goes:
Vacationing in Florida or vacationing in NYC: Florida. Florida. Florida. I miss the white sand beaches and clear gulf water.
iPhone or Droid: iPhone without a doubt. I can't live without mine.
NSYNC or Backstreet Boys: If you had asked me this about 10 years ago, I would have said NSYNC. However, I attended a Backstreet Boys concert last December and fell in love.
Being forced to delete Facebook or being forced to delete Twitter: Probably twitter. Facebook is where I stay connected with family & friends.
Fireball or Miller Lite: Can I say neither?! I don't drink either. Both are gross.
Full House or Family Matters: It is so okay that I still watch Full House.
Dumbledore or Gandalf: I guess Dumbledore because I really dislike Harry Potter. I just don't get it.
Dying Easter eggs or Carving pumpkins: I love dying Easter eggs. Halloween has never been my thing.
NFL or NCAAF: ROLL TIDE TILL I DIE!
A hangover forever or sobriety forever: Probably sobriety. I'm a grandma as is. I'm sure my friends would love having a permanent DD.
January or July: I love July. I normally am working at camp and the sunshine is out. Happiness all around!
Hannah Montana or Miley Cyrus: Miley Cyrus is just too cool. She's confident and outrageous.
Shark Week or Fashion Week: I love Shark Week.
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air or Saved by the Bell: I've never really watched Saved by the Bell. Fresh Prince of Bel-Air wins hands down.
Britney or Christina: Britney is my childhood idol. Also, I secretly really love watching Crossroads.
Burrito or Burrito Bowl: If this is a Chipotle, no thank you.
Reading blogs on your phone or reading blogs on your computer: Definitely my computer. iPhone screens are so little!
Angelina or Jennifer: Jennifer Anniston is probably one the sexiest woman alive. I loved her We are the Millers water sexy dance.
Doug Funny or The Rugrats: The Rugrats is just classic.
An open mouth chewer or a heavy breather: Open mouth chewer. I can't stand the sound of heavy breathing.
Hope everyone is having a great Monday!
I know mine is great, besides being the day after leg day.
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July 24th, 2014 at 10:27 am
Fun Summer Crafts for Kids
When school is out during the summer, it's the perfect time to ready a list of crafts that will allow your kids having fun and being creative! Some of these crafts can be made from materials found in the great outdoors…have an adventure with your little one to collect the items before you make it. You can also make it educational by using it as a way to teach your kids about animals and nature.
Sandpaper Starfish from Meet the Dubiens
Paper Plate Tropical Fish from Crafts By Amanda
Nature Collage Suncatcher from Hands On As We Grow
Turtle Herb Planters from Reading Confetti
Tissue Paper Fish Bowl Lanterns from Juggling With Kids
Beaded Wind Chimes from First Palette
Glow-In-The-Dark Hanging Jellyfish from Craftiments
Seashell Turtle from The Chirping Moms
Hand and Foot Print Lobster from Snails and Puppy Dog Tails
Styrofoam Cup Sea Crabs by Crafts By Amanda
July 14th, 2014 at 1:46 pm
Making Summer Memories
Summer is flying by way too fast! We've barely crossed some of our favorite things off of our summer bucket list, like going to the pool, visiting the zoo, and taking a vacation! That is what summer is all about to us – making memories.
One of my favorite summer memories is the local kite festival. We would always pack a picnic lunch and our favorite kites. They would have kite demonstrations and everyone, amateurs and professionals alike, would launch their kites at the same time! What a sight…it was just a good family event. The first year we went my youngest was only a couple weeks old so it was fun to see him grow older each year and to watch my oldest learn how to fly his own kite.
Some of my other favorite memories include:
- Strawberry picking
- Just watching the boys chat on the patio
- Family basketball H-O-R-S-E tournaments
- Sitting by the fire making s'mores
That's the thing about summer…memories can be made in the simplest of moments.
What memories have you made this summer?
June 20th, 2014 at 9:25 am
Outside Water Fun
For my boys, one of the best parts of summer is WATER!! The only problem is the boys get bored with the same old fun in the pool. I wanted to share some other ideas for having fun with water!
I think this sprinkler might be a fun way to celebrate summer. A simple 2-liter bottle in the premix behind it. Or create a fun Water Blob to play on. That just requires some strong tape and plastic sheeting.
One of the projects we plan on tackling this summer are sponge bombs. With some sponges and zip ties you can make hours of water fun! Think of the possibilities – dodgeball, relay races to empty the water out of the sponges the fastest, or even a simple game of catch!
We love going to the local splash pad and running through the sprinklers, but why not bring the splash pad to you with some simple pvc pipe! Check out this way to make your own PVC sprinkler at home.
We host several gatherings with friends throughout the summer. Party games are so much fun for the kids and there are some great water games here. I especially can't wait to have the kids play Catch the Water Bombs or Dip, Drip, Dunk! I think I may even pull these out during playdates when I start to hear, "I'm bored."
Whether it be a store bought water toy, super soakers, a homemade water sponge or even just the hose itself – make sure to turn the water on when the temperature goes up to help the summer fun begin!
June 19th, 2014 at 2:25 pm
Summer Birthday Party Themes
If you've got a summer baby, you might already be thinking about their upcoming birthday party. As a winter baby myself, I was always jealous of friends who were able to have pool and beach parties during the summer. Technically, you can make anything work in any season with just a little creativity and imagination, but for the purposes of this post we'll focus on some great themes and ideas for summer parties specifically.
- Birthday Luau – Flower leis, grass skirts, blow-up palm trees, pineapple and coconut treats, hula hoops, etc.
- Jungle Party - Everything animal print, scavenger hunt, exploration and adventure!
- Garden Party – Tea time with juice and petit sandwiches, fairy tutus and wings, face painting, etc.
- Splish-Splash Party – Slip and slide, water balloon toss, bubble fun, and everything wet!
- Beach Party – Have it at the beach or bring the beach to your home with a sandbox and a kiddie pool.
- Picnic In the Park – Sandwiches and easy on-the-go food, frisbee, t-ball, playground fun and more.
- Wild West Party – Cowboys and cowgirls, pretend horse races, horseshoe toss, etc.
- Mexican Fiesta - Build-a-taco bar and other delicious Mexican fare, Piñata, maracas, etc.
- Carnival Party – Popcorn, clown fun with balloon animals and face painting, funnel cake, etc.
- Nature Party - Nature walk and discovery! Learn about bugs, flowers, etc. Educational and fun at the same time!
What summer birthday party themes have you done?
May 30th, 2014 at 4:47 pm
Encouraging Learning During Summer Vacation
Just because school has ended doesn't mean that kids should stop learning. Summer is a great time to incorporate learning into your everyday plans, and work on skills for the next year.
Use Your Imagination
Summer is a great time for your kids to use their imagination. Play with Legos, dolls, or even stare at the clouds outside. If your children are at an age when they can write, have them keep a journal (it makes a nice keepsake for them to look back on as well). Make time to do some of these things with them.
Visit The Library
The library is a great place to explore regularly during the summer. While this is a great place to get reading materials, you can also investigate and learn about things you may encounter. If you are going on a walk in the woods, you may want to pick up a book about wild flowers or insects. There are children's book clubs or story time events you can join as well.
Take Field Trips
One of my families favorite summer activities is exploring places during our lazy summer days. Take some time to check out nearby parks, wildlife centers, museums and more. There is so much you can learn plus it is a great way to learn about the area you live in.
Worksheets/Coloring Pages Are Fun and Educational
There are some great workbooks available to help your child. Something as simple as a journal or some coloring pages can help them too.
Study Nature And Science
Summer is a great time to learn about science and nature. How do bubbles work? Can the hot sun fry an egg? How do caterpillars turn into butterflies? The list is endless. Use this time to help your children what's going on in the world around them. If you have a telescope, you can help your child identify constellations and such.
Sing Songs
My boys love music. Even if we are just outside hanging out, we love to listen and sing to music. Sometimes we even dance around. Look for outdoor concerts to enjoy. There is a summertime lunch concert each week in our town that we like to attend and bring a picnic lunch to. It's nice to get outside and enjoy some culture!
Play Games
We love play card and board games together! Whether it be puzzles, strategy games, or just games of concentration, they are all fun tools for keeping brains sharp and focused.
How do you incorporate learning into your summer days?
May 26th, 2014 at 9:00 am
Summer Fun Bucket
One of my favorite things to surprise the kids with is a summer fun bucket! I take a bucket and stuff it with all the fun items we need for summer vacation. Here is a list of fun things to fill your bucket with:
- Sandals or flip-flops
- Inner tube or pool float
- Goggles
- Beach towel
- Water balloons
- Sidewalk chalk
- Bubbles
- Fun craft set
- Tickets to the zoo, pool, or another local attraction
- Popsicle sticks and dixie cups
- Water gun
- Sparklers
- Journal to document summer activities
- Water bottle
- Sandbox toys
- Frisbee
- Cards – to play War, Go Fish or other games
- New coloring book and crayons
- Sporting items
- Glo sticks
What other things would you fill your bucket with?
July 26th, 2013 at 10:26 am
Curing Summer Boredom
By Lori
Summer may only be half over, but it's still not too early for boredom to already set in with you or your children. After all, you can only spend so many hours at the pool or beach! There are still plenty of ways for everyone to stay occupied until school starts again.
- Visit a local museum, zoo, or even an aquarium. Chances are the building will be air-conditioned and you'll get to learn about all kinds of cool animals, artifacts, or science experiments.
- Look for any upcoming events in your community, such as food festivals or carnivals. Some places even do outdoor movie nights to give you the experience of a drive-in movie without the cars.
- But if you and the kids want a full drive-in movie experience, there are still some locations around the country. Maybe there's one near you!
- Check in with local churches, shelters, and community centers for volunteer opportunities this summer. Children can very often get involved and they will soon learn how rewarding it can be to give back.
- Geocaching is fun for everyone, and all you need is a smart phone or GPS! Go to geocaching.com and search for the closest ones to you The kids will love hunting for the geocache and seeing what's inside!
- Plant a garden. There are many plants that grow well during the summer months, like cucumbers, lettuce, and radishes. You can even get a head start on planting fall flower bulbs!
- On really hot days, have a backyard water balloon fight or play in the sprinkler. These are easy ways to cool off without having to pack into the car.
Enjoy the second half of summer and take advantage of the beautiful weather while you have it!
How do you and your kids stay occupied during the summer months?
July 17th, 2013 at 1:41 pm
Beating the Heat
It's summertime and the weather is hot, hot, hot! During this season, it's SO important to keep your family (pets too!) cool and hydrated to avoid the many heat and sun-related illnesses. Here are some ways you can beat the heat:
Sprinkler Fun
Who needs a pool when you can run in the sprinklers while the grass is getting watered?
Many towns and cities have local public pools you can go to, but home pools are more affordable than they've ever been. Walmart has this 12' pool for only $99 right now!! Kids pools are even less expensive.
If you're on the coast or near a lake, grab a boogie board and hit the waves (or lack thereof)! Just remember the sunscreen and drinks! An umbrella is a good idea when you need a break from the sun.
Summer Drinks
Experiment with some delicious summer drinks, and let the kids help you make them! Fruit-infused water is easy, tasty and refreshing. There's also the classic half and half (iced tea and lemonade mixed together). Keep it iced and go easy on the sugar.
Water Play
Water balloons, spongeballs, and super soakers can be a fun way to cool off with a group of people. Make sure everyone plays nice!
Plan an Air-Conditioned Outing
When all else fails and you just want to get out of the house without having to endure the heat, plan an indoor activity like going to the movies or bowling. Sometimes it's just TOO hot to be outside and even kids need a break from the wet stuff.
What do you do with your family to beat the heat?
June 28th, 2013 at 5:00 am
Visiting the Zoo
Little kids love animals…they love singing about them, reading about them, looking at pictures of them, watching them, and especially touching them! A great summer trip is to visit a local zoo. There is a great list of local zoo's here. The zoo is a trip that is great for everyone in the family, from the infant to adult. Every age can learn about animals while visiting the zoo and spend time watching all the fun things the animals might do.
Here are some tips to make a trip for the zoo successful:
-Wear appropriate clothing for the weather and comfy shoes. Zoo's require a lot of walking so keep that in mind when dressing everyone. Also, many zoos have indoor and outdoor areas so the temperature can change rapidly. Dress in layers so you can adjust to these changes.
- Pack a lunch or at least some water and snacks. Most zoos allow you to carry in a cooler or bag of food, so take advantage of this. Hungry bellies lead to crabby kids, so you need to be sure to keep them hydrated and full.
- Have a stroller or wagon with you. Make sure you bring one of these along or rent one while at the zoo. There can be a lot of walking for little legs, plus a stroller is great for little ones taking naps if they get tired.
- Make it fun for older kids with a zoo activity like a picture or written scavenger hunt. Talk about what different sounds the animals make, and what they eat or sleep. At the end talk about what everyones favorite animal is!
Most of all make it a great family day with lots of pictures and memories!
Kim Ross also writes at A Little Bit of This and That ~ The Adventures of a Stay at Home Mom.
June 24th, 2013 at 5:00 am
Going on a Nature Scavenger Hunt
Friday marked the official First Day of Summer! It's a time to get outside, spend time with family and friends and enjoy your surroundings. What better than to go on a Nature Scavenger Hunt. This is something you can do in your own backyard, a park, along a trail, or on a hike. I want to share some great links for you to explore the world around you with the kids. It's amazing what you can learn while admiring nature.
Simple Scavenger Hunt for younger Children
We are hoping on to do some of these while we bike on our local trail. A good reason to stop and take a rest! Who knows what else we will find while looking!
Kim Ross also writes at A Little Bit of This and That ~ The Adventures of a Stay at Home Mom.


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I'm so excited to announce a new blogging partnership with the SmartTalk series! They're an amazing group that brings even more amazing speakers to the Cincinnati area every year. Lucky for me - and you - I'll be attending each show AND giving away tickets to each show!
This year's speakers are very exciting as well - the series of speakers are targeted toward women. With SmartTalk you get to know the private, personal side of some very famous people. I'm SO excited!
Who does Cincinnati have on tap this year?
If there ever has been a fearless woman it would be Arianna Huffington. In 2005 she launched a widely read and cited online news site called "The Huffington Post". Along with this she is a nationally syndicated columnist and an author of 13 books. (Wed, Feb 22/7:30pm)
Kara DioGuardi is best known for annoying me for an entire season of American Idol (haha). She's soon going to be on stage in Chicago as Roxie Hart on Broadway. Thu, Mar 22/7:30pm
Vy Higginsen has achieved some very impressive milestones including being the first black female radio personality in the prime time New York City market. She was also the first woman in advertising sales at Ebony magazine, the first black woman to produce a drama on Broadway and the first black female writer, producer, director of the longest-running Off-Broadway musical in the history of American theatre. Along with this Vy is the CEO of The Mama Foundation as featured on 60 minutes, ordained as a minister and has been named a Harlem Hero in "Harlem Is". Tue, Apr 17/7:30pm
Actress and activist, Andie MacDowell. Most known for roles in Four Weddings and a Funeral and Groundhog Day, she's been in tons of movies. When not in front of the camera, MacDowell is a devoted activist. Having lost her mother to heart disease at an early age, she has since dedicated her life to raising healthy heart awareness and helping audiences nationwide change their lives for the better. (Thu, May 24/7:30pm)
And then..I'm actually saving the first speaker for last. I'm GIDDY beyond belief to announce the first speaker. Tim. Freakin. Gunn!!!!!!!
Sat, Jan 14/7:30pm
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I'm so excited about this partnership with SmartTalk and I hope you are too! Can't wait to see all these amazing speakers.


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A village in the district of Tirunelveli in Tamil Nadu, Kadayam is located near the banks of the two tributaries of the Thamirabarani River, Jambunathi and Ramanathi. Legend says that the village got its name from the Kadagam (bracelet)that the presiding deity of the village, Goddess Kalyani Amman threw in her anger. Kadayam is well remembered for being the native place of Subramania Bharati's wife. Subramania Bharati had supposedly lived in this village for a considerable length of time.
Places to Stay
Travellers to Kadayam can find affordable accommodation in Tirunelveli district. Hotel MNH Royal Park and RR INN Hotel offer rooms from Rs.1000 onwards.
The annual 8 day festival at the Sri Pathrakaliamman Temple in Kilakadayam and the 5-day Ippasi Perunthiruvila festival in Arulmigu Muppudathiamman temple in Katteripatty village in Kilakadayam are celebrated grandly every year.
Tamil is the Local Language here. People here also speak Malayalam, Sauraastra, English, Telugu And Hindi.
Places to Visit
Nithyakalayani Amman Temple, Sri Pathrakaliamman Temple and Sri Muthuaraman Temple located at a distance of 1-2kms from the bus stand in Kilakadayam are some of the place to visit in the town.
How to Get There
The nearest airport is the Trivandrum International Airport (70kms)
The Kila Kadayam Railway Station and Ravanasamudram Railway Station are the nearest railway stations.
The Kadayam Bus Stand runs regular bus service that connects the place to neighbouring towns. Private bus operators like Shri Madhuraja Transaports and Subhethra Travels run regular buses to and from the town. If you are booking bus tickets online check out for discount codes at Ticketgoose.com.
The town of Palladam is located in the Coimbatore district of Tamil Nadu. The capital city of Chennai is based at a distance of 479 km. The district headquarters and the popular tourist hub, Coimbatore is only 39 km away from the town.
Places to Stay
Palladam hardly has any budget hotels. However, the city of Coimbatore has plenty of affordable hotels and lodges like Mount Hotel (Tariff-Rs.500), K V Residency (Tariff-Rs.900) and others.
Tamil is widely spoken in this area.
The major festivals of this town are Pongal (January), Ugadi (April) and Ganesh Chaturthi (August).
Places of Interest
Palladam might not have any points of interest. Some of the major attraction lies in Coimbatore like Perur Pateeswar Temple, Siruvani Waterfall, Singanallur Lake, Gass Forest Museum and Amravathi Dam.
How to Get There
The nearest major airport is the Peelamedu Airport located at a distance of 30 km.
Tiruppur Railway Station is closest to this area and lies at a distance of 14 km.
Both state buses and private buses operate in this area. SRS Travels and Hindusthan Travels are the top private operators catering to this town. Ticketgoose.com provides a number of bus ticket offers for its customers. Look out for them when you book your tickets online.


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"Alex Walsh makes music the old fashioned way–warm and witty and straight from the heart." — Joel Selvin, San Francisco Chronicle
"Tenacity is a virtue, and so is imagination. Singer-songwriter Alex Walsh has both qualities in spades." — Rachel Swan, East Bay Express
Alex Walsh is a singer-songwriter whose witty roots rock originals are accentuated by his blues inspired guitar and heart-felt voice. With seven recordings released over the last decade, Walsh has a dedicated following. A practicing buddhist, the artist adds a fresh take on timeless ideas on tunes like Eternity and Karma Crush. "I want people to have a good time. Laugh, cry — to be moved in some way, to be happy," says Walsh, who also encourages fans to sing along and dance if they wish. He has been inspiring audiences from New York to San Francisco, Europe and beyond.
Want to read all about me? Here are past bios from the different albums I've released:
Light Another Candle era, 2003
"Take Me Back To The Country" Alex Walsh Bio (The Long View), 2007
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"This Is What I Heard" Interview with Deborah Crooks, 2008
"The Amazing Beautiful" Bio by Rachel Swan (East Bay Express), 2010


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How to Get the Best French Bulldog Puppies
Defying the looks that may be with their rather gloomy faces, the French Bulldogs are some of the dogs that will quite well present you with some sure comical traits. The French Bulldogs have actually become a favorite for many pet lovers as a result of the fact that they have indeed proved to be companion pets. One thing that is a fact is that going by the fact of the traits that the dogs possess such as the balance in their temperament, easy going and amiable all the same, these kinds of dogs will do nothing but prove to be the kind to be a sure companion for pet lovers across ages, the kids and the elderly alike.
Looking at some of the physical attributes the define the Frenchies, as they are alternatively known, are such as being small in size, with muscular qualities, heavy bone structure and a heavy head. The coats they wear is the smooth kind and the face is rather trademarked with the "bat" ear. They as well happen to be rather active physically alert but they do not quite qualify as good for security dogs. Read on and see some of the facts that do purely apply to the French bulldog pups. What we want to first and foremost narrow down to will be the characteristic features and issues that will be found with the French Bulldog puppies.
There are some particular health problems that present with the dogs as a result of their short face. As such there are some cautionary measures that you need to adhere to so as to care right for this breed of dogs. One of them is such as the need to keep the dogs away from smoke, the chemical cleaning solutions, the allergenic pollen and the freshly cut grass . When it comes to vet care, these dogs are as well demanding for extra care and attention with their needs for medications and vet care. Always make sure that you only get them the modern anesthetics and as well take their heart and blood pressure readings as often.
The other thing that you need to mind when looking after French Bulldogs is the housing. By far and large, the best environment that you will have to house them is the cool environments or at worst the environment needs to be air conditioned. Should you happen to house them in the hot and humid conditions, they will quite suffer and strain as they will be a lot susceptible to heatstroke given the fact that their hearts cannot pant as vigorously as is needed so as to keep themselves cool. After they have had their meals, always remember to wash the fold of their skins.
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Employees in New York face discrimination at work for many different reasons. Race, sexual orientation and religious discrimination often come to mind first when people think of workplace discrimination. However, there are other forms that are lesser known but still very common. People who are discriminated against in the workplace for any reason may lose out on job opportunities and fair pay, and they may also face workplace harassment.
Part-time employees who work less than 40 hours per week are frequently discriminated against at work. Supervisors and coworkers may assume that they are not serious about their work, or they may resent them for the job flexibility that they have. Often, part-time workers are not considered for special projects or promotions.
Another form of discrimination that is very common in the workplace is family responsibility discrimination. Parents who work full time may have to ask for days off or call in to cancel workdays because of their family responsibilities, and this may cause supervisors to discriminate against them. Women who are pregnant when they look for a job are frequently discriminated against at interviews because employers assume that their family responsibilities will get in the way of their work.
Many forms of workplace discrimination are prohibited by federal or state laws such as Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Family and Medical Leave Act, and the Pregnancy Discrimination Act. Since in many cases these laws have different agencies in charge of their enforcement, people who feel that they have been unfairly treated by their current or prospective employers may want to meet with an attorney in order to learn the applicable procedures for pursuing a grievance.


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Larry Hyatt owns one big honking gun store. Nice guy to boot!
Local gun shop says business has increased since Colorado...
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
From my local gun store!
Posted by Keads at 3:06 PM
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You know that old saw about "Liberals are just conservatives who haven't been mugged yet"? Apparently the same logic applies to a shooting. Heh.ReplyDelete
He's not getting the lines outside the store like CO is, but that is good news that people ARE paying attention!ReplyDelete
No surprise. Folks are probably scared that Obama is going to clamp down on our rights. This unfortunately happens after every shooting by an evil, crazy person.ReplyDelete
I have wanted a gun for 30 years, so I had better get on while I can.ReplyDelete
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Applications of fluorocarbon resin impregnating agents in industrial and institutional textile processing
Fields of application: Textiles that need to fulfil a special protective function and are regulated by European standards. The most important applications are personal protective equipment and operating theatre textiles.
In the field of personal protective equipment, the best known applications are protective clothing against chemicals according to EN 14325 and protective clothing for firefighting according to EN 469. The effect can be easily described on the example of clothing for firefighting. The goods need to be of low flammability and also protect wearers against water, fuels and other chemicals. This makes a finish with paraffin unthinkable, because this does not enable protection against fuels and many other chemical substances.
Expressed in a simplified manner, firefighters would be wrapped in a jacket which is coated with candle wax on the outside. To a lower or stronger degree, the alternative of silicon would involve the same problems. The disadvantages of coating with nanoparticles (lotus effect) are that no permanency against abrasion can be achieved and that nanoparticles (in particular their dusts) must be deemed highly critical to health.
Very large shares of protective clothing consist of membrane textiles. Without finish, these textiles get wet and, consequently, lose their breathability. For the wearer, this means working in a "plastic bag".
Moreover, firefighters' protective clothing loses its heat-insulating effect, because the transport of heat is much facilitated by the water stored in the clothing – as compared with clothing with air buffers.
Also protective clothing of police and military forces is finished with fluorocarbon resins in a targeted manner.
For operating theatre textiles according to EN 13795, a high level of protection to germs and viruses is required for patients and health care staff. Here, the tightness of textiles to all kinds of body fluids is necessary. The standard expressly demands resistance to germ penetration both dry and wet. In particular the performance level "high" is unlikely to be achieved without suitable finish and regular refreshing with fluorocarbon resins.
Resins used: Formerly based on C8 chemistry; mostly replaced by C6 as basis.
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has accepted the use of C6 chemistry, because there are no toxicological indicators. C8 chemistry stateside is to be phased out by 2015, with C6 chemistry replacing it.
Alternative single-use articles?
In principle, single-use articles would be conceivable. If restrictions for the use of fluorocarbon resins were introduced in the European Union, such articles would be manufactured outside the EU. As they could be imported under the legal definition "articles", they would not be subject to any restrictions. In their manufacturing processes, precisely fluorocarbon resins would be used – with the only difference of less emission control. At the bottom line, nothing would be done for the environment; there would be merely a different place of emission release. It is also worth noting that larger volumes of single-use articles would be transported and disposed than this is the case for reusable textiles.
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Spinach and wallnut salad
We can say that it is a salad but I believe that in Turkey they would call it 'meze'. Both names are fine for me as long as it tastes great, healthy and easy to make!
What we need:
1 kg of spinach
50 gr of wallnut
1 roasted pepper
2 tbsp of natural yogurt
salt and pepper to taste
1 lemon juice
some red pepper flakes
garlic ( optional)
What we have to do:
1. Wash spinach in cold water, remove hard stems. Chop it. Then boil for 2 min in a pot. Drain and let it cool.
2. Break wallnuts into smaller chunks, add cool spinach and slices red pepper and garlic.
3. Mix yogurt with lemon juice, salt and pepper, red pepper flakes. Mix it well and pour over spinach and wallnut. Mix it again, garnish with some roasted pepper pieces and serve! Enjoy!!!


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Children undergo different developmental stages as they grow and the toys they use should be age-appropriate. In Mr. Toys toy world Australia online toy store, you can get a variety of kids' toys to meet various needs of children. Many parents or guardians think that toys are only for play. As much as they can be used for playing, toys can also promote critical thinking in children as well as improving their understanding. As children grow through various stages, they need toys they can identify with at a particular age. For instance, a toy for a three-year old child may not make sense for an eight-year old child. At Mr. Toys, you can find variety of toys for children of various ages that can help them to play or develop their critical thinking as they grow. Toys with number work, board games, or where the child has to arrange or build, can improve their thinking skills. Such toys are available in the category of building and construction toys, and board games and puzzles at Mr. Toys.
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The Chronicles of Nautilus
Even though the chambered nautilus is an ancient species, there's still so much biologists don't know about hatching and raising the young of this most primitive of cephalopods.
We're thrilled to be part of an exclusive group that has accomplished this feat. We still have a lot to learn and a long way to go before we can reliably propagate chambered nautilus.
Aquarist Ellen Umeda's job is to discover what works (and doesn't) to hatch and raise one of the most challenging species kept at any aquarium. Ellen's entering unknown territory, but is delighted that along the way she gets to explore the mysterious world of the long-lived chambered nautilus.
We spoke to Ellen exclusively for Shorelines online about the chambered nautilus, our progress in breeding them, and about cephalopods in general.
Congratulations on the chambered nautilus hatchlings! What does this achievement mean to you as a biologist?
Thank you! I'm excited to have this unique opportunity to work with an animal that rarely hatches in an aquarium. It will certainly be a challenging journey, but there is still so much to learn and explore!
A chambered nautilus hatchling begins to emerge from its egg in a behind-the-scenes nursery. It's one of hundreds laid by adults in our Tentacles special exhibition.
Tell us more about your R&D with chambered nautilus eggs and hatchlings, and what you hope to accomplish.
I've been fortunate to talk to staff at other aquariums about their experiences with chambered nautilus hatchlings—specifically what worked and didn't work. Historically, raising hatchlings to adulthood has proved challenging. Very few hatchlings survive to a year, which is a very young age for an animal that reaches maturity around five years. I hope to use scientific research about the physiology and ecology of wild chambered nautilus and apply it to raising hatchlings in an aquarium.
For example, chambered nautilus live at deeper depths, below 328 feet (100 meters). The higher water pressure at these depths potentially plays an important role in its ability to properly form new chambers in its shell as it grows. These chambers help the nautilus maintain buoyancy in the water column. I've been working with our Curator of Collections, Joe Welsh, to use pressure chambers for housing eggs and hatchlings. But many more factors likely play a role in successful nautilus culture, and figuring out these factors remains a challenge.
Walk us through the lifecycle of a chambered nautilus—what we know and don't know.
No one has been able to document the entire life cycle of a chambered nautilus in the wild. In fact, no one has seen an egg, and young hatchlings are rarely seen. From what we've seen at the Aquarium, adult nautilus mate and females lay eggs about one inch in size throughout the exhibit, tucked between the corals or under ledges. Nautilus eggs have an unusual, rigid shape consisting of a teardrop structure inside containing the developing hatchling, and an outer layer with small holes at the top to allow for water circulation. Gestation varies depending on water temperature, but can be as short as nine months for warmer temperatures and as long as 15 months for colder temperatures.
Once ready, the developing hatchling emerges completely from the egg. Nautilus hatchlings do not require any parental care and know how to swim and feed as soon as they hatch. As the hatchlings grow, new chambers form in their shells—hence the name chambered nautilus. It is estimated that chambered nautilus reach sexual maturity around five years, at which point the cycle starts again and the next generation begins.
We regularly measure the baby chambered nautilus to document their rate of growth.
When during development do they grow their chambered shell?
They begin growing their chambered shell while in the egg. In fact, as the shell grows bigger and no longer fits in the egg, the egg splits open and exposes the top of the shell. The developing chambered nautilus will continue to grow for several months with its shell sticking out of the egg and eventually hatches out as a miniature, one-inch version of an adult nautilus.
The chambered nautilus has changed little over the last 150 million years. Why is that?
Despite the chambered nautilus' primitive eyes and body structure, these features enabling survival 150 million years ago are still suitable for survival today.
What's it like to work with the adults of this species?
It's awesome to work with such an unusual species! The adults tend to sit in one place for a majority of the day. But don't let this fool you; they swim around while you clean the exhibit in the morning or while you feed them. Occasionally, one will get curious and attach to your cleaning tools or hand with its tentacles. Unlike other cephalopods, nautiluses can have up to 90 tentacles! Their tentacles don't have suckers like cuttlefishes and octopuses. Instead, their tentacles have little grooves that allow them to grab onto food and other surfaces.
Baby nautilus are kept in low-light conditions, similar to the deep water they inhabit in the wild. They are hand fed by Ellen and other aquarists.
How is caring for cephalopods different than for other marine species?
Cephalopods are very sensitive, high-maintenance animals. They eat a lot and, therefore, poop a lot. This equates to lots of feeding and cleaning. Most cephalopods, with the exception of the nautilus, naturally have short life spans ranging from half a year to a few years. As a result, culturing generations becomes necessary to continuously exhibit these animals and reduce the need for wild-caught animals.
What is it about cephalopods in general—and nautiluses in particular—that captures our imagination?
Cephalopods have a lot of unusual characteristics that make them seem like they come from another planet. They have many arms and tentacles. Some can change the color and shape of their skin to camouflage with their environment. And finally, the nautilus provides a great example of a "living fossil"—remaining unchanged for millions of years.
Which species of cephalopod do you most admire, and why?
The nautilus, of course! It looks different from other cephalopods, and its ability to maintain buoyancy using its shell is unique. But my other favorite cephalopods are the Hawaiian day octopus, flamboyant cuttlefish and the broadclub cuttlefish because of their flashy colors and ability to camouflage.
Read more about how we're raising baby nautilus.
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Chambered nautilus haven't changed much in over 150 million years. Discover more about this legendary living fossil.
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Summer Playscheme Spirits
SPS a summer holiday play-scheme for 150 children aged 3-7, providing:
12 days of environmentally friendly, opportunities to play and socialize, spend quality time in a safe environment (indoors and out).
July 2018 - August 2018
Charity information: Clapton Common Boys Club
Consultation with teachers in 6 local OJ boy's schools (Aug 17) informed us that they recognized improvements in behaviour, health and happiness amongst beneficiaries many of whom have made a significant change in this new school year. In recent years, more families remain home each summer, intensifying the need for a safe summer playscheme but there is only one other playscheme for our target group of boys aged 3-7 and they are over-subscribed.
SPS - 2 weeks of educational, stimulating and exciting activities. SPS will benefit families who are unable to afford travelling out of their home for a 2 week summer break. The programme will give parents the break they so desperately require, and give children the opportunities they desperately lack.
Both parents, volunteers and children will benefit from LTP.
Aim 1
Activities» protecting the environment; activities; fishing in the pond to see if any fish survive in the polluted water, collecting the rubbish in the garden
What success will look like
Ongoing monitoring, including staff observation, photos, art work, quotes, and films noting participants' behaviour and mood during sessions,
Aim 2
Saving resources
Activities» learning to switch off the lights, turning off the taps
What success will look like
- Informal conversation with participants during sessions, to hear their views.
- Staff/parent interviews to be held as necessary, for assessment and further planning.
Aim 3
Activities» a recycling workshop, reusing craft paper, making bubble water and play dough
What success will look like
Contact with school teachers to track levels of change.
- Feedback Questionnaire forms interview and survey the users at the end, of the project to hear their views and thoughts
As per the above, SPS will achieve long term changes in the children's habits
Having successfully run this, and other, projects alike, we are confident that this is a low risk project.
However, we have done a comprehensive risk assessment for this project to ensure all precautions have been considered and all risks addressed, including:
Safety Risks
Staffing Issues
Operational Challenges
Financial Risks
•All staff undergo a full induction and this includes H&S, risk assessments, emergency procedures. The First aider undergoes a refresher training.
Upon the culmination of SPS we will submit a report, pictures and invoices.
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Amount Heading Description £720 Arts and Crafts Variety of Crafts £1,310 Events Play Bus, Balloon Man, Bouncy Castle £1,840 Outings Kids Mania, Willows, City Airport £2,120 Transport Coaches to Outings £1,950 Project Manager and Publicity Coordinator - 4 Full Ads and Admin £2,160 Rent Insured Premies £1,296 Food Refreshments
Stamford Hill wards are amongst top 10% most deprived LSOA's. Many of the boys do not get the time to socialise with their peers, thus affecting their social development. 22% of the local population subsist on benefits (Hackney Review 11), but for the OJC this rises to 52%. There are similar organisations eg. Youth Direct and KidsN'Action running summer programmes. In recent years, more families remain home each summer, intensifying the need for a safe summer playscheme.
SPS will work with disadvantaged children from the London Borough of Hackney, due to the specific difficulties they have:
These children live in Hackney, which is one of the 3 most deprived boroughs in the country (Holman Report 2002). There is an extreme lack of holiday provisions for boys in the area.
These children belong to the Orthodox Jewish Community, where they face additional deprivation, since they often face barriers in the partaking of out-of-school activities.
Why Us?
Why Us?
CCBC have been running its programmes for 8 years. As a charity we secure most of our income from public funding bodies, we are competent at budgeting, planning and monitoring our work carefully.
Read more about the Charity running this project.
Mr Mendel Goodman
He carries responsibility of the success. He works with the staff, enhancing the activities, ensuring the safety, developing the talents and skills.
Mr Mordechia Yakov Wind
Mr Wind works together with Mr Goodman. Mr Wind sees to the administration and running of LTP on a most professional standard.


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Cindy Mathieu, Chris Larsen, Fire Chief E.A. Jones and Paramedic K.E. Murphy
MEDIA CONTACT: Mark E. Brady, Chief Spokesperson, 240-508-7930
Several members of the Prince George's County Fire/Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Department were honored on Monday, May 17, 2010. To help kick-off National EMS Week, Fire Chief Eugene Jones presented several awards. The best award of the day, however, wasn't on a plaque or certificate. The best award a paramedic could ever receive is when a victim is able to walk up and say, "Thank you for saving my life." Fire Fighter/Paramedic Kathleen Murphy was greeted by 21-year-old Chris Larsen and his mother Cindy Mathieu. Chris Larsen was a multi-system trauma patient that sustained critical, life threatening, injuries when a vehicle fell on top of him. Paramedic Murphy and her partner, Fire Fighter/Paramedic Scot A. Williams, worked relentlessly providing pre-hospital care to the critically injured victim. Trauma physicians credit the care provided by these paramedics for sustaining his life until he could reach the Trauma Center. Both victim and his mother thanked Murphy and called her and Paramedic Williams everyday heroes that go about their jobs everyday doing everything they can do to save lives.
Fire Chief Jones feels the same way about all his personnel and honored several today with Emergency Service Awards, Employee of the Month Award and a Fire Chiefs Award.
Fire Fighter/Medic Scot A. Williams
Fire Fighter/Medic Kathleen E. Murphy
This paramedic crew from Medic 829 is being recognized for their actions on September 15, 2009, when they responded on a call in the 100 block of Panorama Drive in Oxon Hill. Upon arrival they were presented with a 20-year-old male that sustained a multi-system trauma after an automobile he had been working underneath fell on top of him. Their diligence in providing advanced life support to this young man was a key factor in saving his life. Emergency Room Physicians told the victims family that her son is alive today because of the pre-hospital care administered by the Paramedics. These actions reflect favorably upon themselves and on the Fire/EMS Department as a whole.
Fire Fighter/Medic John L. Scruggs
Fire Fighter/Medic Joseph M. Vigneault
Fire Fighter/Medic Michael S. Williams
Fire Fighter/Medic Curk M. Smart
This crew from Paramedic Ambulance 826 are being recognized for actions that occurred on November 11, 2009, in the District Heights area. The crew responded to a sick person call and encountered an adult male that was refusing any treatment. Rather then leave the patient the crew sensed something was not quite right and were successful in having the patient allow them to check his vitals. Unable to palpate a radial pulse, they hooked the patient up to a cardiac monitor and found the patient to be in Ventricular Tachycardia. This cardiac rhythm left untreated will lead to cardiac arrest. Following protocol, they cardio-verted the patient into a normal sinus rhythm. The patient was delivered to the hospital with an improved medical outlook. The patient's condition surely would have deteriorated if it were not for their initial intervention and continued assistance. Their actions reflect favorably upon themselves and of the Fire/EMS Department as a whole
Fire Fighter/Medic Carey D. Holsey
Fire Fighter/Medic Bryan Spies
Fire Fighter/Medic Lieutenant Brian J. Frankel
Fire Fighter/Medic Lieutenant Frankel researched and applied for a grant. The grant was successfully awarded to the Fire/EMS Department in the amount of $120,000. This grant will allow the Department to purchase two (2) next generation full-bodied patient simulators, one (1) ambulance environment simulate, and the associated audio-visual equipment needed to enhance the current patient simulation lab in use at the Fire/EMS Training Academy.
Because of Fire Fighter/Medic Lieutenant Frankel's passion for the training and educating of our employees and members, his insight into the needs and acquisition for this type of training equipment to improve and enhance the delivery of the EMS materials will allow us to be more self-sufficient and provide state-of-the-art training techniques and create a more realistic training environment with instant feedback for the student.
Fire Fighter Lieutenant Timothy J. Street
Fire Chief Jones recognized Lt. Street for going above and beyond the call of duty. While returning from a call in the College Park area Fire Lieutenant Street found a pocket book in the street. He stopped and retrieved the pocketbook and found it to still contain valuables and personal contents. Street took it upon himself to track down the owner return her purse saving her the trouble and stress of having to cancel her credit cards and obtaining new documents.


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Depending on the configuration of the IP VCR, you may be able to make recordings non-interactively. That is, after connecting to the IP VCR, recording takes place automatically, and with no feedback to the user. If you would prefer to have more feedback when making recordings, consider using the recording console (see Using the recording console). Otherwise, refer to the sections below for further information on making non-interactive recordings:
Non-interactive recording gives no feedback as to the status of recording. The IP VCR will not send video to your endpoint, typically causing your endpoint to display a blank screen. You will not be able to monitor how the recording will look.
When the call to or from the IP VCR is connected, recording will typically start immediately. However, the IP VCR may have been configured to delay recording until coherent video is seen. Your system administrator may have configured theIP VCR in this way to ensure the best quality of recordings.
If you are unsure of whether the IP VCR will start recording immediately or not, wait a few seconds before starting to speak; this will ensure the best quality recording in all circumstances.
To make a non-interactive recording by calling the IP VCR using your video endpoint, follow these steps:
Confirm with your system administrator that the Default incoming call action of the IP VCR is to answer incoming calls by recording them immediately (non-interactively) (see Configuring global connection settings).
Alternatively, determine whether the IP VCR has any Recording IDs configured and registered with a gatekeeper, allowing you to make a recording by dialing a phone number (see Configuring gatekeeper settings).
You can also call into the IP VCR from an MCU. See Automatically recording a conference on an MCU
You can use the IP VCR web interface to call out to your video endpoint and record the session non-interactively. To make a recording in this way, follow these steps:
The nature of non-interactive recording is that the user has little or no control over recording. When you have finished recording, simply hang up the call to end and store the recording.
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TheDhamma.com, TheDhamma.org, BuddhasLists.com, BuddhasBible.com
Reviews & Praise for the book
Table of Contents
Excerpt -- Chapter 1
Ordering info
Dharma Groups
Who's Who in Buddhism
Buddhist pilgrimage
Buddhists in the World
Links to other cool sites
About Vipassana Foundation
Definition of a Buddhist
Anguttara Nikaya
The Dhamma Encyclopedia
The Dhamma Wheel
Quiz: Are you a Buddhist?
About Vipassana Foundation
About the author
The author at The Great Stupa at Shambhala Mountain, Colorado, USA. The author has a Ph.D. in sociology and philosophy from The University of Texas - Arlington and Dallas and has opened Dhamma centers in Denver and in Las Vegas. He has attended retreats and been practicing for over 30 years. For a fully biography, see
his page on The Dhamma Encyclopedia
The Foreword for this book has been written by Venerable Madawela Punnaji. Bhante Punnaji is an excellent speaker of the Dhamma and travels the world leading retreats and giving talks. Bhante (Pali word for Venerable or reverend) is a Buddhist monk originally from Sri Lanka who is not only a scholar of the Pali Canon, but also has extensive studies in science, medicine, and western psychology. See
Who's Who in Buddhism
for a photo of Bhante Punnaji. For a full biography of Bhante Madawela Punnaji, see
his page on The Dhamma Encyclopedia
About the organization
Vipassana Foundation
Las Vegas, Nevada
Vipassana Foundation is a non-profit organization devoted solely to the dissemination of the Buddha's Dhamma and charitable activities that help in the spread of Buddha-Dhamma around the globe and the alleviation of suffering everywhere. Vipassana Foundation and the author of Buddha's Lists did not make any profit or income from any sales.
The Vipassana Foundation is a non-profit organization, approved by U.S. tax code 501(c)(3). The hard copy print books sold out in June of 2009 and then went online as a PDF download completely for free, no shipping and printing costs for Vipassana Foundation or purchasers as it can be read online as a free e-book. See the link at the home page for the complete book.
No donations are requested or solicited as all costs for the websites are contributed by the author.
Several of the print books were sent to inmates and prison libraries without any cost. The cost was picked up by Vipassana Foundation and the author. Many indigent inmates have received this book and have started study groups at the prison, using the book as reference and study material.
The author once worked at a Federal prison in Ft. Worth, Texas and is especially grateful to the inmates who have changed their lives and worked to help other inmates through the material in this book.
May all beings in the universe be well, happy, and peaceful!
Vipassana Foundation is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
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The aim of the Main Lake is to achieve specimen-sized fish of most species. There is a good head of Carp, with somewhere around 11+ fish now weighing in at over 30lbs.
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3 Unexpected Jewelry Storage Solutions
Like most people I love travelling. And one of my favorite things to do (and this may strike you as strange) is pack for my trip!
Whether I'm packing for a weekend away or a trip halfway around the world, I always take the same amount of care when packing my things. I have a lot of fun putting together ensembles and squeezing them all into my suitcase(s) a la Tetris, and I especially like accessorizing for my time away. Which brings me to one of my biggest pet peeves: tangled jewelry. What's the point in bringing along the perfect accents to my carefully planned outfits if they're just going to get tangled up into a frustrating mess by the time I arrive at my destination? So, today I'm sharing my three favorite jewelry storage solutions, all using things you probably already have lying around.
1. The Pill Box
I love pill boxes, but not for the obvious reasons. Instead of storing my daily multivitamins I use them to store my precious earrings. I opt for the transparent ones so I can easily identify what's inside. And to ensure everything stays contained during the hustle and bustle of my trip, I'll throw each pill box inside a sock before rolling them up.
2. The Glasses Case
Chances are you have one or two of these lying around. I know I do. And they're great for storing larger statement necklaces. I usually only bring along 2 or 3 statement pieces like this when I go away, and all I do is stash them in a hard glasses case. These are typically lined with a softer material, so I know my jewelry won't get damaged.
3. The Hair Clip
Over the years I've tried many bangle storage solutions, but this one is by far my favorite. I always bring along a large, curved hair clip to hold my bracelets because it's a great way to keep them all together and my suitcase organized.
How do you keep your jewelry organized when travelling? Share your tips below!


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I have finally finished off painting my first Malifaux crew: the Children of December! I fell in love with these models at Gen Con last year and finally have them painted, based, and ready to bring icy death to all those who oppose them!
Here's a look at the master of my crew, Rasputina:
And here is Rasputina's little, cuddly, bloodthirsty totem, the Wendigo. This is honestly one of my favorite models I have ever painted for any game; I love how dynamically this model is posed!
And here is one more look at the whole crew
I have some close-ups of the Ice Golem and Ice Gamin in this post. Also, if you are interested in how I did the ice basing, check out my Ice Basing Tutorial. I plan on making some ice pillars for Rasputina to summon using the same technique on a larger scale.
I also have my Marcus "Claw and Fang" crew built and ready to prime once I get some spare time and I have a few commission pieces to finish off. With the release of 40k 7th ed. I also want to finish off my Knight Titans so I can put those onto the table. So many projects, so little time… sigh…


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Love, love, love your work but trouble is how do we buy your paintings or even get prints?
I love your work. I did one year with Charlie Sheard and because I don't live in Sydney, I found the travelling too much. Can I ask where you get your canvases made and do you give lessons? I would love to pay for even an hours consultation, to brush up on his glazing etc as I have been painting in water colour rather than oil lately.
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In the midst of the revitalized downtown Tulsa Arts District is the Henry Zarrow Center for Art and Education — a dynamic arts anchor with art offered by The University of Tulsa's School of Art, Design and Art History.
The three-story Zarrow Center spans 18,000 square feet and has been renovated to include classrooms, art studios, gallery space and a reception area for events.
The first floor features gallery space where the public can enjoy exhibits in a social setting. Special exhibitions are featured in the Sherman Smith Family Gallery, including shows featuring the artwork of local, regional and nationally recognized emerging artists.
Gallery Hours
Thursday – Saturday: 12:00 – 6:00 p.m.
Contact the Zarrow Center
Michelle Martin
Professor of Art,
The University of Tulsa
Gallery Director, Sherman Smith Family Gallery,
Henry Zarrow Center for Art and Education
124 East Reconciliation Way, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103


text: The prickly pear is a precious fruit; you need one ton of figs to obtain one litter of oil. It is a pure and organic oil. The richness of its components explains its success: it is full of vitamin E and essential fatty acids that feed and tone deeply the skin. It is well-known for the anti-ageing actions: it is stimulating cell regeneration and fighting against the free radicals. This lovely oil is also considered as the best organic elixir of youth which restores the tonicity of your skin. It is the best anti-wrinkles.


text: When I was in Oxford last weekend (in the Oxfam bookshop on St Giles, to be precise, which is extremely good; you must go), I found something remarkable: a K.J. Parker novella that I'd never even heard of before! Unable to believe my luck, I snaffled it and read it all in one go the following day. It was exactly what I needed: undemanding but witty, irreverent and smart in all the right ways. While, like most of Parker's fiction, Downfall of the Gods has a Grecian tinge, it looks further back in time, beyond the days of the Byzantine-inspired empires in his Engineer and Two of Swords trilogies, to an older time, when men still have to worry about annoying the gods – and the gods themselves can't always be trusted.


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Nvidia GPUs Could Return To Apple Macs
There are three current job listings on Nvidia's database referencing Apple. One is seeking for a software engineer, asying that a successful applicant will "help produce the next revolutionary Apple products." The role would require "working in partnership with Apple" and writing code that will "define and shape the future" of graphics-related software on Macs. Another listing specifies an Nvidia Mac graphics driver team, pointing to the potential of Nvidia chipsets returning to the Apple computers.
Most Apple machines rely on lower-power graphics that are integrated into the processor from Intel. A return to orders from Apple would help cement Nvidia's leadership in graphics.


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a visual musing on the obsession with the promotion of deception, through the phenomenon of the "selfie."
Down the Rabbit Hole
This imagery reflects those moments that disorient and force new leaps of faith into the unknown.
There is a regret, or pain, in the loss of the familiar, but also an understanding of the need to embrace the anticipation of the new, whether freely or under duress. Reality or illusion,dream or delusion; surrendering to the moment and letting go.
Like a trip down the rabbit hole, fear and uncertainty can give way to curiosity and anxious expectation.The first reaction to this vulnerability is often fear; a fear that is a visceral emotion that remains embedded in your heart and soul. Panic and claustrophobia go hand in hand and are not readily removed from one's memory.
The use of encaustic emboldens this theory by making it physical;thus freezing the moment.us.The work is comprised of water color paintings on panel. The panel has beentreated with an absorbent ground, making it receptive to watercolor paint. Thepaint is applied in thin washes, drying in between, until the layers build up tothe finished level of contrast.
The panels are then treated with either anarchival varnish, or encaustic, sealing the watercolor.
The use of encaustic raises the level of hands on art making, as there issomething profound about the bond that forms between the me and the work,almost as if it is a tangible thing. I find that this physical connection adds to theemotional connection, as the creation and the intent behind the work ispersonal.


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According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, new technology could make this a possibility in the near future. Two new systems are being developed and funded by the Driver Alcohol Detection System for Safety program, or DADSS, to stop drunk driving before the vehicle even starts – literally.
The first system equips vehicles with touch pad sensors which are able to immediately detect a driver's alcohol levels. These sensors may be installed on the steering wheel or ignition buttons, preventing the ...Continue Reading →


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Report: Business ByDesign delayed
SAP will delay general availability of its Business ByDesign Software as a Service (SaaS) offering, according to German news source Handelsblatt. Given that SAP wanted Business ByDesign to bring in $1 billion a year by 2010, the delay represents a significant setback in SAP's attempt to win a chunk of the lucrative SaaS market.
ByDesign is already out on a trial basis, but it hasn't picked up as much traction as expected. At Cebit, SAP revealed that ByDesign had 150 customers. By contrast, SaaS market leader Salesforce.com claims 41,000 customers.
An SAP developer speaking to Handelsblatt claimed (in German) that ByDesign was suffering from performance issues and bugs that would delay general availability until perhaps the end of 2009. That gives Salesforce.com, NetSuite, and other SaaS vendors another eighteen months to keep dominating a market that none of the majors (including SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft) have been able to crack.
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Jason Momoa starrer Aquaman has done what none of the other DC Extended Universe (DCEU) movies could do. It has crossed the coveted 1 billion dollar mark at the box office worldwide. The movie released on December 14 in India and on December 21 in North American theaters.
This James Wan directorial took full advantage of the extended Christmas weekend in its home market and knocked the other two concurrent releases — Bumblebee and Mary Poppins Returns — out of the park. It was released in China on December 7 to get a head start in the big Chinese market
Aquaman starred Amber Heard, Willem Dafoe, Patrick Wilson, Dolph Lundgren, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Nicole Kidman in supporting roles.
The movie was based on the DC Comics character Arthur Curry and his alter-ego, Aquaman, a half-Atlantean, half-human who is caught in the conflict between the surface world and the Atlanteans.
Arthur's half-brother King Orm (Wilson) wants to wage war against humans for polluting the oceans for centuries. Arthur is exhorted by Mera, the daughter of the king of an Atlantean tribe, to stop him.
Directed by horror veteran James Wan, Aquaman received a 64% rating at Rotten Tomatoes. The consensus read, "Aquaman swims with its entertainingly ludicrous tide, offering up CGI superhero spectacle that delivers energetic action with an emphasis on good old-fashioned fun."
Aquaman has already beaten the other DC Extended Universe movies when it comes to global box office figures. It surpassed Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice's 873.6 million dollars to achieve this feat.
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Vansky's $23 USB LED light strip gives you multi-color mood lighting for your monitor, HDTV and more
These days there is a myriad of choices in the smart lighting category, highlighted by the Philips Hue products. Most of them offer some pretty interesting control, as far as color and smartphone functionality, but can also cost a pretty penny. In my search for something similar and more cost efficient, I came across these Vansky USB powered LED light strips for a fraction of the price.


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Proposed Offering of United States Dollar-Denominated Senior Notes
The Notes and the related guarantees will be offered to persons reasonably believed to be qualified institutional buyers in accordance with Rule 144A under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "Securities Act"), and to non-U.S. persons outside the United States pursuant to Regulation S under the Securities Act. The Notes and the related guarantees have not been registered under the Securities Act or any state or other jurisdiction's securities laws. Accordingly, the Notes may not be offered or sold in the United States absent registration or an applicable exemption from registration requirements under the Securities Act and any applicable state or other jurisdiction's securities laws.
This press release is being issued pursuant to Rule 135c under the Securities Act, and is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities and shall not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy, or a sale of any securities in any jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale is unlawful.
Overview of Molson Coors
With a story that starts in 1774, Molson Coors has spent centuries defining brewing greatness. As the third largest global brewer, Molson Coors works to deliver extraordinary brands that delight the world's beer drinkers. From Coors Light, Miller Lite, Carling, Staropramen and Sharp's Doom Bar to Leinenkugel's Summer Shandy, Blue Moon Belgian White, Pilsner Urquell, Creemore Springs Premium Lager and Smith & Forge Hard Cider, Molson Coors offers a beer for every beer lover.
Molson Coors operates through Molson Coors Canada, MillerCoors, Molson Coors Europe and Molson Coors International. The company is not only committed to brewing extraordinary beers, but also running a business focused on respect for its employees, communities and drinkers, which means corporate responsibility and accountability right from the start. It has been listed on the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index for the past five years. To learn more about Molson Coors Brewing Company, visit molsoncoors.com, ourbeerprint.com or on Twitter through @MolsonCoors.
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Smartphones are used extensively throughout the travel process – from getting inspiration on where to go, to planning, booking, actual traveling and even after the trip, according to a study by Google Inc. and Ipsos Media CT. The study, "The 2014 Traveler's Road to Decision," is an update to a similar research in 2013 and was released last year.
Mobile is critical at all stages of travel and influences booking decisions, the study said.
According to the study, 67 percent of leisure travelers use smartphones at all stages, 31 percent for getting trip inspiration, 27 percent for research, 14 percent for booking, 50 percent for the actual traveling and 37 percent for post-traveling.