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The mascot for a small, family owned Ocala, Florida ice cream shop is actually a mascot for the Ku Klux Klan! I. Shit. You. Not. The mascot goes around Ocala and tries to drum up business for the ice cream joint. He has often been mistaken as a symbol for the Klan! I can hear Yankees from all the other places in the USA that they are to subvert screaming in unison, "What does that have to do with us, you bigoted Redneck asshole?" Here's your answer, you sons of motherless goats, Anti-Southern people dickweeds and representatives of all that is wrong with this great country. Who the hell else besides a dumb fucking Yankee would mistake this for a KKK uniform? See the various colored patches on the "hood" of the costume? What do think that is? A secret Klan colored scheme that signifies the mascot's rank in the KKK, Local 666? If you'd look a little further, you'd discover that the dude in the costume is a Hispanic type, Puerto Rican to be exact, guy. You know how much those Puerto Ricans love that gay old Klan. The KKK used to use guys like this for target practice or as a preliminary sacrifice while waiting for the real fun to begin when they could lynch a "nigger". (I despise that word, I use here only to make a point) Believe you me, that if this guy was a Klan plant, the good people of Ocala, Florida would save the County a bunch of money and court time when they finished stompin' a mud hole in the motherfucker.
So all you "I hate the South, so let's turn it into new Jersey South since its worked out so well up North" asswipes, you have two choices. 1) Assimilate to your new environs. You might just learn something about caring for your neighbor or taking care of community business on your own, without the need for Federal intervention and lots of other cool shit from Southerners. Choice 2). Move the fuck BACK to New Frakkin' Jersey, douchebag! Now ain't that easy?
That's how they do it in Dixie.

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The Training in Pediatric Simulation (TIPS) and Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) programs educate students from the IU School of Medicine and School of Nursing as well as residents and fellows from multiple specialties, including pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, and family practice. The Simulation Team also conducts Neonatal Resuscitation Program courses.
Education Programs
The Division of Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine at IU School of Medicine offers specialty training for medical students, residents, fellows and practicing pediatricians.
Simulation Program
Simulation Instructor Course
The Simulation Education Instructor Program is designed to teach health care professionals to design and conduct simulation based medical sessions. This intensive course trains health care providers at all levels of experience in the skills necessary to initiate a simulation program. Learners create scenarios based on specific needs and then execute those scenarios with practice using video, embedded participants and moulage for added realism. Participants apply the debriefing techniques learned in the course.
Community Outreach Simulation Education
Community Outreach Education programs for pediatric multi-disciplinary teams are available for those outside the university who wish to review delivery room skills or less commonly used procedures. Training is geared toward multi-professional resuscitation teams in their own environment. Each educational program is specifically tailored to the needs of the participants.


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Dental Implants May Be The Choice For You
When you are missing a tooth, you can feel ashamed of how you look. You may wonder what you can do to fix the problem so that you don't have to walk around with a gap in your smile anymore. One of the things you can do is to talk to your dentist about getting a dental implant:
Dental Implants
Dental implants are a two part thing. They consist of the post and then the tooth. The post is a root replacement. It goes right down into the socket that the root of your tooth was in. Then your dentist will put an artificial tooth on the post. The tooth will match your other teeth in color and will be the proper shape. You will be able to eat with it in and no one will be able to clock you. Getting the implant can actually take some time. It's not something that you get immediately.
The Process
Getting your implant starts with getting the bone in your jaw evaluated. If it has been some time since you had the tooth out, you may have had some bone loss. If that has happened, you may have to have a bone graft so that there is enough bone to successfully secure the implant. If you need to have a bone graft, you will have to wait for a few weeks so that the bone will start to heal and then you can have the implant placed. If you don't need one, then the dentist can go ahead and put the implant into the socket. Again, you are going to have to wait a few weeks for your bone to heal and grow around the post. You need to have that post secure before you try to have your replacement tooth put in because if you don't, the post will shift and can cause more damage to your jaw and lead to the implant failing. Once the bone has healed properly, the dentist will put your replacement tooth on. You should visit your dentist periodically so that they can make sure that your implant isn't failing and that it is staying where it should be.
If you have a gap in your smile, you may not feel good about yourself. However, there are things that you can do. One of them is to get a dental implant which will look just like your regular tooth. Contact a dental office like Tijeras Dental Service for more information and assistance.


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Inspired by the work of artist Willem van Weeghel, the San Francisco office entryway has a kinetic sculpture in its lobby consisting of two rows of rotating bars that display truss-like structural configurations in their movement. Sensors inside the sculpture detects when people are under it, which will then disrupt the beams' synchronized movement and create a chaotic effect in that location.
Salesforce Transit Center
San Francisco, Calif.
Courtesy Transbay Joint Powers Authority
Thornton Tomasetti is providing structural design services for Salesforce Transit Center, a new transit terminal topped by a 5.4-acre public park.
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Located at the edge of San Francisco Bay, Oracle Park is the 42,000-seat home of the San Francisco Giants.
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Thornton Tomasetti provided structural engineering for the new Golden 1 Center, which is home to the NBA Sacramento Kings.
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Hear No Evil vs See No Evil - Christmas Special!
Posted 1 Dec 2010 by Jane
This month marks the start of our awesome new partnership with the See No Evil collective when we bring you a smorgasbord of musical delights to compliment the bi-monthly event featuring the best visual artists in the industry.
For the Christmas special the award-winning visual/design/illustration/animator gurus I Love Dust will be starting the proceedings followed by the fab Pic Pic & Andre fresh from their recent feature film 'A Town Called Panic'.
The Hear No Evil in-house DJ's and our amazing composer Matt Lord (from Bugz In The Attic fame) will be finishing the night with some mighty fine records. Expect friendly faces, laid-back beats and a whole lot of Xmas cheer to ease you into the festive spirit.
See No Evil is now at a brand new venue - CAMP - The City Arts & Music Project, 70-74 City Road EC1Y 2BJ (nearest tube station is Old Street - Northern Line). The venue is bigger, better and means we're very pleased to now be providing the after-party for each event.
It would be great to see you next Tuesday 7th December. The evening starts at 7pm with guest speakers talking from 7.30pm and music from about 8.30pm.


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Patty Duke (former Madame Morrible – San Francisco) performed the role of "Helen Keller" in the 1962 film The Miracle Worker. In 1979, she appeared in the television movie remake, this time as Keller's teacher "Annie Sullivan".
Jenna Leigh Green (former Nessarose – Los Angeles, Broadway, 1NT; former u/s Elphaba – 1NT), is best known to American television audiences for her role of "Libby Chessler" on the series Sabrina The Teenage Witch.
Tom McGowan (Wizard – 2NT; former Wizard – San Francisco) had recurring roles on the hit television shows Frasier and Everybody Loves Raymond.
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Have you thought about how we process the raw materials that are all around us?
People have always bred the most able of trees into lumber, cut raw diamonds into beautiful gems and processed raw materials in the food into delicious dishes.
I live in Bergslagen, where they always have refined iron ore into usable iron.
But ... what about our lives?
Have you ever noticed that you can refine even your life to be exactly as you intended?
I'm on the Life Improvement Agency as Life Improvement Coach to assist and support you in the process
, We work with coaching and counseling in Zoom or Skype and I also have various short courses for support and understanding.
So welcome into my office.
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Mophie's updated Juice Pack Air battery case for iPhone XS, XS Max, & XR has a Lightning port
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Mophie just released an updated model of its popular Juice Pack Air battery case for the iPhone XS, the iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR with full coverage, wireless charging, and a female Lightning port.
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09/21/2018, 02:09 pm
Apple has issued new builds of iOS 12.1 beta to support the latest iPhone XS and XS Max that includes the delayed Group FaceTime feature.
Apple discontinues sales of iPhone X, 6S, 6S Plus and SE
09/12/2018, 03:09 pm
Apple added three new models to its iPhone lineup on Wednesday, but subtracted several older versions, including former flagship iPhone X and the popular small-format iPhone SE.
Apple invites fans to watch Sept. 12 event on Twitter in promoted tweet
09/10/2018, 04:09 pm
Apple on Monday sent out a promoted tweet inviting select Twitter users to tune into a live stream of its upcoming Sept. 12 media event, where the company is expected to announce new products including iPhone and Apple Watch.
Chinese carriers claim dual-SIM iPhones are a sure thing
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Noted device leaker Benjamin Geskin has shared a quartet of images, showing off Apple's forthcoming LCD iPhone Xc, with three colors on display.
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A slide from a presentation posted on social media suggests that the 6.1-inch LCD iPhone will be called the "iPhone XC," and is casting aside discussions that the larger OLED iPhone will be called the "iPhone XS Max."
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Analysts at Goldman Sachs are taking an "opportunity to eat our hat" on earlier caution about Apple's financial prospects, based on not just what the iPhone X has done, but what they expect the iPhones expected to be announced at the "Gather round" event will do.


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Riviera mission statement
Provide our clients and residents with the highest quality of service available.
Achieve maximum appreciation of each property we manage.
Improve the quality of life in each community we serve.
Achieve maximum appreciation of each property we manage.
Improve the quality of life in each community we serve.
Our team
Karen Lee, President -- Broker, has specialized in the Pacific Beach and surrounding neighborhoods since 1983. Karen has served as Chair for the San Diego Association of Realtors' Board of Trustees, the Real Estate Investment Management committee, and the Real Estate Trustees for the San Diego Association of Realtors. The City of San Diego has recognized and awarded her for enhancing the community with one of her numerous renovation projects.
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Contact Us
Phone: (858) 273-2255
Fax: (858) 273-2258
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Hi, Does anyone have a desert ricotta cheese recipe that they are willing to share? Last year I was given a sampling of baked lemon ricotta that was so nice, I thought it would be nice to find some recipes that I could follow.
Hi, Does anyone have a desert ricotta cheese recipe that they are willing to share? Last year I was given a sampling of baked lemon ricotta that was so nice, I thought it would be nice to find some recipes that I could follow.
I use this one. Its like a cheesecake wrapped in a sugar cookie.
Oh. I rarely make desserts any more. But for my mom's birthday I bought pastries, and one of them was a Sicilian cannoli made with ricotta. Oh, it was sooo good. I am certain it would come up In a Google search.
I do add ricotta to my lasagna.
Enjoy life and do what makes you happy. Everything else will follow.
Every day I try to do one thing that challenges my comfort zone.
If you will go to the Yummy Recipes section of the forum and scroll down about 3 pages you will find a recipe for ricotta pumpkin pie. I have been using the recipe for the past two years and it adds a remarkable creaminess to your pies without altering the traditional flavor. I thank Jocelyn every time I make it.
Scottie Mom Barb
I, too, wish I had the recipe that my mom used for a cheesecake made with cream cheese and ricotta cheese. It was super delicious. Unfortunately I didn't get the recipe, my sister thinks she gave away the cookbook with it in after mom passed. My advice to all, if it is something that you love, please get the recipes before the person is gone. After that it is too late. Treasure you moms and make time to talk to them.
Thank you all for your recipes and sharing memories.
I'll have to check the pumpkin ricotta recipe after the storms pass by this evening. They seem to have stalled most everything I try to do tonight. That cheesecake with ricotta and cream cheese sounds amazing. I hope your memories keep the flavor in your heart. Cannolis are my DH's favorite dessert. I have never tried to make my own, but maybe now is the time. And, I love a good lasagna filled with double the ricotta filling. I am still looking for a better sauce recipe. My mom's tomato sauce recipe was also lost, but I keep chasing the memory of it.
This strawberry cake is very yummy
I hope my recipe will help you, try this for your favorite dessert Ricotta Cheese
7 cups whole milk
1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
3 tablespoons white vinegar
1/2 teaspoon salt
Place milk, cream, and vinegar in a soup pot over medium heat and bring to a boil; simmer until curds form, about 2 minutes. Stir in salt and pour mixture through a cheesecloth over a bowl. Let it sit between 5 to 15 minutes, based upon on how thick you want your ricotta to be.


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Enter a first and/or last name to search North Dakota death records. This website was created to provide genealogists with access to the North Dakota death records from a single place. Additional information on how to obtain North Dakota death certificates is available below.
Search death records for other states.
Death records contain information about a person's death, including the date of death, place of death, sometimes the names of the mother and father, and even the physician who attended the death. Death certificates issued by state and local governments will often include the place of residence, and the mother's maiden name.
This webpage gives you access to all of the online databases containing North Dakota death records, North Dakota death ceritificates, North Dakota death notices, North Dakota death indexes, and other related North Dakota genealogy records.
Death records have long been used to help with genealogy research. They are considered to be "primary source" records, because the information is recorded by an eye witness, at the time the death takes place. The Internet has allowed people to store death records into various online archives. This has brought access to online death records much more easier for genealogy researchers.
Newspapers frequently publish notices of deaths, and in addition to death certificates, are a popular source of research by genealogists.
On this page you will find the most comprehensive databases containing death records of North Dakota. We also suggest searching for "North Dakota death records" using Google.com, which will yield all such databases.
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How to Obtain North Dakota Death Certificates
A state law passed in 1893 made it mandatory to file vital records with township clerks. It was repealed in 1895 but re-enacted in 1899. The State Department of Vital Records was eventually formed in 1923, and all copies of prior birth and death information were required to be sent there. Marriage records generally dating from county organization can be obtained from the county judge of the county where the license was issued. Only marriage records after 1 July 1925 are on file at the Division of Vital Records in Bismarck.
For birth and death records from 1 July 1893 to present and marriage records from 1 July 1925 to present, write:
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For prior records, write to the clerk of the county in question.
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text: Perfect debut from this madrilian band inspired by early Dictators, the NWOBHM and the first spanishs hard rock bands as the mighty Baron Rojo. Motociclon is a band that, esentially mixes, Punk and Heavy Metal. But Punk and Heavy Metal, not ancient atmosferic gothic goats guts metal, nor that Punk that when you pronounce it, it dyes your hair and drops your pants. No, PUNK and HEAVY METAL. Motociclon doesnït sing in Spanish. Neither in English, or any other barbaric language. They sing in the slang they use in their neighbourhood, that nobody knows what the fuck it is. They talk about their slum, and itïs not any slum. Itïs a suburb punished with the dismantling of industry, the abuse of heroin, the street gangs, and the early morning tv shows... Itïs the kind of slum that forges real men, with strong values. As you can listen in "Bocachanclas" they sing to that treacherous coward, son of a nun. "Policia del Rock" " Rock police" to those , knowitall, academician crossover sellouts of popular culture. In their hood you are a man or a pussy, you speak hiting your bare chest with an open hand. God damned! And if you donït you get slashed with a Flying V Gibson. TRACKLISTING: 01. CICLON 02. CRAPULISMO 03. CYRUS 04. WARRIORS 05. LA POLICIA DEL ROCK 06. RUTA 130 07. MI BARRIO 1983 08. LAVATE EL CUELLO 09. MOJON-MAN 10. CULEBRAS DEL ROCK 11. FLYING V TREPANANDO 12. UN CHAQUETERO 13. AIR GUITAR 14. BOCACHANCLAS


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The French studio, Atelier 801, just revealed their free-to-play zombie sandbox MMO, Dead Maze, which is set for an early 2018 launch on Steam. Atelier also made the MMO platformer Transformice, and though the games aren't quite comparable, it does seem as though the developer improved their artistic chops. Dead Maze is as colorful as it is bloody
Zombies aren't the only threat in the game. You'll have to survive, too, and housing might make that a bit easier. Establish your base, and farm the land for sustenance while you try not to starve with 1000s of other players… together.
You can check out the Steam page for a bit more info.


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Throughout November, the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Rare, Genetic and Undiagnosed Conditions hosted a series of hearings seeking to understand why there isn't an implementation plan for the UK Strategy for Rare Diseases in England, and what impact this is having on rare disease patients and families.
Supported by Rare Disease UK, the APPG met with representatives from the Department of Health and its arm's length bodies to discuss the implementation of the Strategy's 51 commitments which address patients' treatment and care, as well as research into rare diseases. All four nations of the UK have agreed to implement the Strategy by 2020. While the departments of health in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have all developed implementation plans, the Department of Health in England has not.
At the initial hearing held on Tuesday 1 November in Portcullis House, Westminster, APPG members heard directly about the impact the absence of an implementation plan is having on the diagnosis and care rare disease patients receive. Patients and patient representatives attending felt that:
At the second hearing, on Monday 7 November, representatives from the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR), Public Health England (PHE) and the Department of Health were given the opportunity to respond to issues raised by the patient community and address concerns about the absence of an implementation plan in England. It was recognised that the NIHR, its Rare Disease Translational Research Collaboration (RD-TRC), and PHE were supporting developments to implement a number of the Strategy's commitments concerning research and patient empowerment. The RD-TRC's work on public and patient involvement in research provided just numerous examples of best practice. Patient representatives nonetheless felt that it was difficult to communicate these positive developments to patients without a document outlining the overall plan for implementing the 51 commitments. The Department of Health explained its contribution to successful projects such as the 100,000 Genomes Project and the development of European Reference Networks.
The final hearing on Tuesday 15 November provided representatives from NICE and NHS England with the opportunity to contribute to the APPG's inquiry and respond to issues raised at earlier hearings. Because it is not able to influence all 51 commitments outlined in the Strategy, NHS England felt it should not be responsible for developing an implementation plan. NHSE and NICE outlined how the two bodies have progressed with the implementation of a number of commitments relating to access to medicines, patient involvement in commissioning decisions and coordination across health and social care systems.
Evidence collected at these hearings, along with that submitted by patients and stakeholders, was used by the APPG to develop a report outlining its findings, and calling for the Department of Health to develop an implementation plan.


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Stacking Atomic Layers: Quest for New Materials and Physics: Nano Seminar Series
Seminar | March 16 | 2-3 p.m. | 60 Evans Hall | Note change in time and location
Prof. Philip Kim, Harvard University, Physics and Applied Physics
Berkeley Nanosciences and Nanoengineering Institute
Modern electronics has relied heavily on the technology to confine electrons in the interface layers of semiconductors.
In recent years, scientists discovered that various atomically thin materials including graphene, a single atomic carbon layer, can be isolated. In these atomically thin materials, quantum physics allows electrons to move only in an effective 2-dimensional (2D) space. By stacking these 2D quantum materials, one can also create atomic-scale heterostructures with a wide variety of electronic and optical properties.
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Cadbury Marvellous Creations Jelly, Popping Candy & Beanies
In fact, Cadbury is so determined that the 300g blocks remain supermarket exclusive that their reps are being instructed to report any stores that are found to be selling the blocks back to Cadbury, and they may even suffer fines. Wow! I haven't heard any solid facts as to why Cadbury is being quite vigilant with this particular product, but I'm sure we'll hear something sooner or later. Or, I'll twist the arm of my Cadbury rep when I see him next. ;)
Last up in the block range for review is the 'Jelly Popping Candy & Beanies' variety. I'm going to take a stretch and assume the jelly pieces will be the same as found in the 'Jelly Crunchie Bits' variety, and the Beanies will be the same as found in the Cadbury Mini Drops, a bite-size piece of Cadbury chocolate covered in candy, (which is also in my review basket).
This isn't Cadbury's first foray into combining popping candy (also known as Pop Rocks) with their Dairy Milk chocolate. In the past they have had a 'mini blocks' range, which included Dream with Sprinkles, Dairy Milk with Popping Candy, and Dairy Milk with Clinkers. I believe these have been discontinued in Australia, but even while they were available here, they were very difficult to find, most likely due to their high price point (around $3 for an 85g block).
I've chosen a 50g bar to review instead of the 300g block. The moulded shape is similar to that of the block, like cobblestones and with varying textures moulded into the top.Interestingly, there is a little pattern - the two outermost pieces have a wave pattern, while the two in from that are pebbled, and the middle piece carries the Cadbury logo. The bar is lovely and thick, perhaps a touch thinner than the larger block, but it still has a satisfying crack to it when snapped. Unlike the block, the bar breaks neatly along the moulded lines, but watch out for flying beanie pieces! There are five pieces moulded into the bar, and each one is a perfect little mouthful.
On the back the bar is relatively smooth, marred only by little flecks of leftover chocolate from the moulding process. (Those will go flying too if you're not careful!) Inside we have what looks like a fairly even distribution of beanies, but I don't seem to be seeing many jelly pieces. I was wrong about the Beanie pieces being the same as the Mini Drops, though - these beanies are definitely, er, 'inspired' by Nestle Smarties. They are the same oval shape, and look to be the same dimensions too. At this point the popping candy isn't really visible, though when spread throughout a chocolate product, it is often hidden.
The popping candy really kicks in after the first couple of chews. There's quite a large amount, but it doesn't overpower the other texture war going on in your mouth. There is a lot going on, though - the smooth, creamy chocolate, the crunch from the candy coating on the beanies, the soft gummy of the jelly pieces, plus the popping candy going on in the background. It's pretty strange!
Usually when you eat Pop Rocks by themselves, you will have the crunch of the pop rocks contributing to the popping effect. In this product through, the popping effect is muted due to the creamy chocolate smothering everything else. It's still there, but for me it takes a bit of a back seat. It adds a little crunch, but nothing remarkable. The chocolate is definitely the dominating flavour here, despite the texture party.
I was quite surprised to discover the jelly pieces had a flavour in this bar. Despite everything else, I was able to get a few rose notes out of the jelly pieces when I encountered them (and I encountered about one in each piece). By themselves they are quite floral, like a firmer Turkish delight, which is an unexpected addition to the bar. It feels out of place. Like in the Jelly Pieces block, the jelly sticks to your teeth and remains even after the rest of the bar has been finished. It's an odd sensation and I don't think it adds anything to the bar.
Last up in the review basket for the Marvellous Creations line is the Mini Drops, which will be reviewed shortly.
The bar contains milk, wheat and soy, and may contain traces of peanuts, tree nuts and egg.
9 comments:
- Anonymous23 May 2012 at 18:44
I think Mini Drops are something different to Marvellous Creations.. but they are sooo Yum! way better than M&M's. looking forward to your review. Cadbury seems to have so much new stuff.ReplyDelete
Have to say I am not a massive fan of the new Marvellous Creations as I prefer the plain Dairy Milk Chocolate but we are selling lots of it!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 June 2012 at 15:26
I'd just like to comment that I was super excited when I went to the supermarket today and discovered that cadbury are once again making Coconut rough chocolate :) One of my all time favorites!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 April 2013 at 21:44
i loooove the jellies in this choc!!! yumyumyum!ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous25 August 2014 at 13:20
Have you tried the marvellous creations ice creams? Delish!ReplyDelete
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William McDonough (of "Cradle to Cradle" fame) has an article in The Guardian looking at progress in improving industrial production processes - Driving sustainable transformation via the power of design. McDonough and Braungart have a follow up book to C2C called "The Upcycle: Beyond Sustainability--Designing for Abundance".
The most successful companies embrace good design by loudly and clearly stating their positive intentions. When a CEO declares that his or her company will improve the water quality of an entire community or build a workplace that will generate more renewable energy than it requires, this statement alone can unleash enthusiasm, creativity and innovation. A statement of intention places values first. It stresses the good, such as 'we will use and generate only renewable energy,' rather than the more commonly stated less bad; 'we will reduce our use of fossil fuels.' ...
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Banned Books Week, I read Looking for Alaska by John Green. It was one of the books that made it onto the list of top challenged books in 2012 -- number 7 on the list. As my long-time readers will know (if I still have any after my long silences), I read a challenged book, usually from the previous year's list, every year during Banned Books Week. I had read a lot of what was on the list for 2012, so I didn't have very many to choose from if I wanted to read something new.
As it turned out, though, I really enjoyed Looking for Alaska. It was everything I'd hoped for from a challenged book: some controversial drinking, smoking, drugs, and sex (not too much, but just enough to make it realistic, since it is, after all, about teenagers at a boarding school!), but ultimately, a powerful message arrived at through tragedy. The YA genre never fails to impress me with the way it deals with serious subjects.
I mentioned the book to my NaNoWriMo friends last week -- there is a small group of us that has continued to meet every Friday year-round -- and one of my friends who is reasonably well read in the genre said, "Oh, I don't like John Green." As she put it, "You can always tell someone is going to die." Well, yeah, that is a popular topic for a lot of heavy-hitting YA books. And you can tell, early on, that this book is heading that way.
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This is the kind of thing people are trying to block when they challenge books. It's a sobering thought. Why shouldn't kids read about death and hope? One is a incontrovertible fact of life, and the other -- well, everyone should be so lucky as to have a book inspire them once in a while. The drinking and other controversial topics are facts of life for most teens, too, so I see no problem with including them in the book. C'mon, it's not like they were shown in a positive light.
But the fact of the matter about books like this is that it's always adults doing the challenging. There's a great quote by Madeline L'Engle -- the author of A Wrinkle in Time -- that goes, "If a book is too difficult for grown-ups, then you write it for children." Sadly this is all too true. Grown-ups are often excessively offended -- ostensibly for the sake of the children -- by books that said children find momentous and inspiring.
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Obama's Radical Background Includes Terrorists
Politico offers a little background on the milieu that produced Barack Hussein Obama, who was abruptly snatched out of obscurity and shoved to the top of the Democrat Party by his MSM enablers:
In 1995, State Senator Alice Palmer introduced her chosen successor, Barack Obama, to a few of the district's influential liberals at the home of two well known figures on the local left: William Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn.
Not everyone remembers Ayers and Dohrn, but they once made quite a splash as members of the leftist terror outfit the Weather Underground:
They disappeared in 1970, after a bomb — designed to kill army officers in New Jersey — accidentally destroyed a Greenwich Village townhouse, and turned themselves into authorities in 1980. They were never prosecuted for their involvement with the 25 bombings the Weather Underground claimed; charges were dropped because of improper FBI surveillance.
Both have written and spoken at length about their pasts, and today he is an advocate for progressive education and a professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago; she's an associate professor of law at Northwestern University.
But — unlike some other fringe figures of the era — they're also flatly unrepentant about the bombings they committed in the name of ending the war, defending them on the grounds that they killed no one, except, accidentally, their own members.
Dohrn, however, was jailed for less than a year for refusing to testify before a grand jury investigating other Weather Underground members' robbery of a Brinks truck, in which a guard and two New York State Troopers were killed.
"I don't regret setting bombs; I feel we didn't do enough," Ayers told the New York Times in 2001.
It's unnerving what you can find slithering in the swamp from which our left-wing media fishes presidential candidates.
On a tip from V the K.
Posted by Van Helsing at February 22, 2008 9:32 AM
This would seem to be somewhat more relevant than whether or not John McAmnesty banged a lobbyist 20 years ago.
Posted by: V the K at February 22, 2008 9:41 AM
Here's a tip: go to the video store, look under documentaries, and rent or buy THE WEATHER UNDERGROUND. Believe it or not, it was actually nominated for an Academy Award (though in this era of Michael Moore, maybe thats not so hard to believe). You'll find out everything you need to know about Ayers and Dorhn
Posted by: phil at February 22, 2008 10:00 AM
"This would seem to be somewhat more relevant than whether or not John McAmnesty banged a lobbyist 20 years ago."
Posted by: hashfanatic at February 22, 2008 10:06 AM
Posted by: V the K at February 22, 2008 10:15 AM
Hmmm hashie thinks theres no difference between possibly boinking a lobbyist 20 years ago and dealing with terrorists? Yep, they are exactly the same. Except Ive havent yet seen any lobbyist suicide bombers yet. But hey, you never know!
Posted by: Anonymous at February 22, 2008 11:22 AM
So I'm confused. Why weren't Ayres and Dohrn tried, convicted, and executed for murder?
Posted by: Jay Guevara at February 22, 2008 12:37 PM
so Obama was introduced to these two? So fucking what? again, no story.
You can find pictures of George Bush the first and Donald Rumsfeld shaking hands with "terrorists" all over the internet , retards..
Anon above can't seem to see the difference bewtween fucking someone and meeting someone.
Posted by: hashfanaticFAN at February 22, 2008 12:39 PM
Exactly HashyPutz!, You can find pics of Bush and Rumsfeld shaking hands with terrorists/Saddam and right next to them will be posts by fuckwit Moonbats like yerself saying shit like "oh looky...Srub and his lacky Rummy are friendly with who were fighting this war for oil...it's an obvious sham to enrich their Halliburton Exxon masters blah blah blah...
Yer so full of shit Hashy, you must have diarreah running out of your ears. Your selective outrage is so transparent and it's so easy to call you out on it.
Posted by: Bryherb at February 22, 2008 1:31 PM
Here's more double standard to shove in Hashy's fuckface:
Posted by: Bryherb at February 22, 2008 1:34 PM
What I don't get about the McCain/Lobbyist phony scam is that shouldn't it raise their opinion of McCain?
I mean, if it's good for "BillyBob BlowJob" Clinton, isn't it good for John "Manchurian Candidate" McCain?
Posted by: Doug at February 22, 2008 2:00 PM
Wow Doug, you do make a good point!!!!
Posted by: HoosierArmyMom at February 22, 2008 5:32 PM
Mao, Che, Castro, Arafat, Saddam, Khomeini... With idols like these, of course Leftists believe that violent rebels naturally deserve to wind up the political leaders of the nation.
Posted by: BUUUUURRRRNING HOT at February 22, 2008 6:23 PM
"I mean, if it's good for "BillyBob BlowJob" Clinton, isn't it good for John "Manchurian Candidate" McCain?"
By the same token, Doug, isn't the NYT simply doing it's patriotic duty by shining light on McCain's obvious corruptibility and moral terpitude?
I mean, we all know what paragons of patriotic virtue Lucianne Goldberg and Matt Drudge are...
Posted by: hashfanatic at February 22, 2008 8:24 PM
"By the same token, Doug, isn't the NYT simply doing it's patriotic duty by shining light on McCain's obvious corruptibility and moral terpitude?"
hash, do you remember these from the Liberal "hit parade" of the '90s? I'll bet you don't!
> Let him do his job!
> It's just sex!
> You people are obsessed with sex!
> Even if you don't respect the man, you have to respect the office!
> Who cares what he does in private?
> Impeachment is just like assasination!
> It's a smear-job!
> It's a vast right-wing conspiracy!
So it all comes back to bite you neo-communists on the butt. It's "good for me, but not for thee" all over again!
All you idiots have on McCain are accusations from two ANNONYMOUS people. Even the NY Times couldn't confirm the story! But all you neo-communists need to convict your enemies is a single accusation. You obviously hate freedom and civil rights!
Posted by: KHarn at February 23, 2008 5:44 AM
"All you idiots have on McCain are accusations from two ANNONYMOUS people."
You simple, simple twit.
Are you incapable of understanding that it is not the sex, it is the influence of lobbies, the lack of good judgement, and the vulnerability such "rides" expose a potential presidential candidate to?
Do you comprehend that his own advisers pleaded with HIM to distance himself from that girl?
What an embarrassment you must be to your family.
Posted by: hashfanatic at February 23, 2008 7:09 AM
Look hash, the point is:How is McCain having sex with a lobbyist worse then Clinton having sex with his secretary?
And we're getting off topic as usual. Another thing I noticed in Lefty tactics "Distract them with something else so you don't have to answer their questions."
Posted by: conservativeteen at February 23, 2008 2:21 PM
CT, it's not the sex aspect that really concerns me.
In fact, I don't care if McCain pillowed half the Orient (I felt the same way about Clinton, as well).
It's America's problem with lobbies and lobbyists, and the corruption and potential for bad policy that issues forth from it.
I believe it needs to be looked into.
And, for the good of the country, it has to be taken seriously, whether you people hate the New York Times, or not.
As the days pass and they are issuing no apologies or backtracks, it's becoming more likely to me that the story does have legs, and that more details are to follow.
And, if this were a month ago and the Times weren't the source involved, you'd all be besides yourselves with joy that the dreaded "McShame" was being hung out to dry.
So, as far as "lefty tactics" are concerned, just bite me.
Posted by: hashfanatic at February 24, 2008 7:43 AM
How did this comment thread go so far off topic?
Actually, I agree with hf on what the real issue is with McCain, it is his relationship with lobbyists that should be looked at before they label him a real presidential candidate. But this comment thread isn't about him now is it?
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Red Cedar Zen Board of Directors Meeting - May 2, 2012
Board Minutes
PRESENT: Jeff, Tim, Talus, Joan, Edie
VISITORS: None
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review agenda and set time limits
Old Business
1. Annual Fund Donations Thank you Card. Edie will create postcard with B & W photo of our building and thank you message to send to all donors. Tim will send Edie the wording for tax-exemption status.
2. Wednesday noon schedule change update. Tim will update our brochure, our lobby notebook, and our web page regarding no more Wednesday noon zazen. He will also try to recruit a member to take on the periodic responsibility of updating and getting materials printed, including orientation handouts for newcomers.
3. Monthly Work Day. On the April work day (third Saturday of the month) we had a good turn out to help assemble and mail out the annual fund letters-Thank you, everyone who participated! The board discussed ways to encourage people to do similar specific tasks on these work days. It was decided that we might call and invite people we think might like to help on projects. In particular, we're needing people to help with the garden; plus there are one or two kitchen tasks we can do together. The next priority will be recruiting people to help put away the zendo equipment we will have used at the Samish sesshin. We will need helpers on Saturday and/or Sunday, June 23-24. Talus and Tim will publicize this need. We will consider that weekend the June work day.
4. Monthly Public Program. At Marti's request, the board agreed to reorganize the coordination of these public talks on the first Saturday of the month, as follows:
We have speakers lined up for the next three talks: May 5 - Tim; June 2 - Nancy; July 7 David Rynick from the East coast. We will skip August and start up again in September.
5. Finance Committee 501(c)3 status. Talus reported that the committee did not meet in April due to schedule conflicts. They will find another date and continue their work on developing our application for this federal tax exempt status.
New Business
1. Outside Building Sign. BIMS has asked to have their name, Bellingham Insight, on the RCZC sign. The board discussed its preferences for the sign's appearance, and Tim will take our recommendations to the BIMS representatives. The board approved the expense of $100 - $150 for our portion of the project. Tim will email board members if any further decisions are required.
2. Wednesday night soji. Edie observed that our current Saturday morning 15 minute cleaning with only a very few people working is not getting at some of the cleaning needs of our building. She suggested that we do cleaning once a month (or at some variable time) on Wednesday evenings. The board agreed to this, and we started that very evening. Eight or nine of us worked for 20 minutes and accomplished a lot of tasks that needed attention. Thank you, all!
3. Quarterly Financial Report. Talus provided last quarter's financial report (Jan.- Mar.), showing a slight deficit ($602.33) over plan for this first quarter. He advised us that this is nothing to worry about, given that we can anticipate income from the Samish sesshin (and perhaps the annual fund drive). However, as treasurer, he admonishes us to be conscientious about our expenditures, as our annual budget is modest.
4. Mt. Rainier Hiking Retreat. As bookkeeper, Marti had raised the question about RCZC's financial responsibility for this summer's trip, which will be much longer and more extensive in scope than in former years. Tim assured the board that the trip will be self-supporting, just like all our other retreats, with dana suggested for the trip leader, Bob Penny. Registration and payment will be handled through our registrar, and supplies will be purchased with participant fees. Tim will be meeting soon with Bob to finalize these details.
5. Fifth Wednesday Sangha Meeting. Jeff noted that we will have a sangha meeting on May 30. He asked the board to be thinking of topics, which any member can suggest as well.
6. Rental rate for Mindfulness Northwest (Tim's newly forming nonprofit organization). Tim asked Talus to figure out what donation will be appropriate for Tim's organization's use of the Dharma Hall, once it is up and running. Talus and the Finance committee will address the issues involved. For clarity with our nonprofit status, the board may need to consider elimination of the member discount on rentals.
7. Art donation. Tim showed the board the donation from Lois Bateson of a 19th century painting on rice paper of the Buddha surrounded by Bodhissatvas. Tim donated the very nice framing for this painting. Tim will write a thank you to Lois, noting the tax exempt value, should she need that for her taxes. Talus noted that the Finance committee needs to develop a system for recording and communicating the value of such donations for future use.
8. Next Board meeting. Because of the Lotus Sutra study group meeting dates the first two weeks in June and the Samish sesshin dates in mid June, the board will not meet on its usual first Wednesday in June. Instead they will meet on June 27 and make that meeting be for both June and July.
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NameYellow Mongoose [Cynictis penicillata]
AppearanceThe Yellow Mongoose has a total length is 400-600 mm, with a tail length of 180-250 mm. Mass is about 450-900 g. Has a triangular shaped face with a pointed snout. When running the tail is held horizontal to the ground. Throughout the southern and central range the coat is a reddish-yellow to a tawny-yellow colour, and the fairly brushy tail has a very distinctive white tip. In the northern parts the tail is not as white tipped and the body colour is greyish. The paler chin, throat and upper chest prevails throughout the range.
DietFeeds mainly on insects and other invertebrates, but it will also readily hunt amphibians, rodents and reptiles.
Breeding:Litters of two to five are born from October to January in the south portion of its range. In the northern areas birthing extends through to March. Births have exceptionally been recorded each month of the year, even though birthing peaks clearly exist.
Behaviour:Some nocturnal movement has been recorded during full moon, but this species is fundamentally diurnal.
Where they are found:Endemic to the central and western regions of Southern Africa. Particularly common in agricultural areas of the Western Cape and Free State, where it probably benefits from insect pests in wheat- and maize fields. Numbers are estimated to be 100 000. Absent from the Namib desert coastal strip, neither does it occur in the high-rainfall southern coastal areas of the Eastern Cape, most of KwaZulu-Natal, Mpumalanga and the Northern Province's lowveld area.
Field notesThe Yellow Mongoose is also known as the Red Meerkat in places due to its reddish tinge. The body colouring varies from yellow to reddish brown - presumably depending on diet and minerals.
It is believed that the Yellow Mongoose is an asymptomatic carrier of rabies, i.e. it carries rabies but is not affected by the virus. This is cause for concern in many areas where they occur and there is a danger that they will be severely persecuted because of this.


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I decided to update my CV and then I realized that I am indeed a perfectionist. With Tega, everything has to perfect. Some people are perfectionists in only one aspect of their life (such as school or work) while others like me apply their perfectionist tendencies to every aspect of their lives.
Just the other day, I was designing my CV – Yes, designing! because I have to go extra in everything I do. I downloaded, reviewed, deleted and edited it more than 5 times for just minor mistakes that might not even be noticeable. The frustrating part was I had to keep renaming the file to 'Tega Enai CV', moving it into my document folder because OCD… I have no idea how some people can function having their computer desktops covered with files all over the place. The perfectionist and organizer in me starts screaming in my head when I see something like that.
With every mistake I needed to correct, I kept grumbling and at the same time convincing yourself that what is worth doing is worth doing well. I always insist on getting every single detail the absolute best it can be.
With all that time wasted, I thought to myself; This is the problem of being a perfectionist!
Being a perfectionist comes with both advantages and disadvantages as you may know;
The advantages of being a perfectionist
High Personal Standards
Perfectionists usually have a nearly impossible standard set for themselves and they strive hard to achieve the goal. Also, it is relatively easy for perfectionists to meet the expectation of others. As a web designer, I go the extra mile to ensure my websites meet a certain standard. This is why it annoys me when I visit a website or blog and see images and text misaligned. I always try to ensure I meet beyond my client's expectations.
We pay attention to details
It may sound dorky, but perfectionists like me love details. we are very meticulous about the various attributes of what ever activity we are doing. I personally work hard and go that extra mile to add more detail to whatever I do. This is what sets we perfectionists apart from the rest of the crowd. We try to think of details, that the others may not even have noticed before and try to include that in the output.
We are highly organized
Perfectionists have great organisational skills. They tend to set everything in order and try to de-clutter as much space as possible. Being a perfectionist, I am very particular about where I put things. I can't stand losing things so I always put things in the same place everyday.
When my brother or mum looses something, I am the first person they ask – In my brothers word, 'You know you are the only one that moves things around'. Truth is, I only pick and place them where they are meant to be. My first reaction is always, but if you kept this thing where its meant to be, will you be looking for it? Keeping my stuff organized makes it quick and easy to locate them. In fact, I almost never look for anything because I know the exact place I kept it.
Perfectionists Have Great Analytical Skills
Another plus of being a perfectionist is having great analytical skills. We try to think of every scenarios and situations when making a decision or carrying out a project. We're great at coming up with "What if" questions and thinking about all the different ways one process can impact another. Perfectionists also tend to be deep thinkers and like to brainstorm ideas. If you know me well enough, you would know that brainstorming an idea is one of my favorite things to do.
The Disadvantages of being a perfectionist
It can frustrate and drive you crazy
The harsh truth about being a perfectionist is that it can drive you nuts sometimes. Spending hours upon hours on minute details isn't fun for most people (even perfectionists), and only serves to frustrate. I am always scrambling to make a deadline because I spent hours trying to fix something that I could have easily left and moved unto the next. This always stresses me out and gives me anxiety. And whenever I am anxious, I find it difficult to function – some days I feel like just crying out of frustration, other days I just want to say – Screw it! and abandon the job. But I know deep down that I have deliver.
We can be really slow
I tell myself that I am going to finish designing this website today and at the end of the day, I am still designing the homepage. Why!! because I get focused perfecting the current phase before moving on to the next phase of the project. I try to set up time limits on getting a certain work done and there's nothing I hate more than disappointing my clients. If I tell you your website will be ready today, I try to deliver that day. So, I make a reminder just to reminder of my deadline. This helps the me get the job done.
We do not welcome change
I personally like to do my job in a certain way, and try to exercise control over whoever I am working with. Perfectionists, do not like change or any other factor that can change their work methods and other practices. The best way to combat this, is try to be as open minded as possible and welcome the change. More so, for a perfectionist "good enough" simply isn't good enough. This can be pretty hard to understand for people who don't share the ideas of a perfectionist. It can also be frustrating for people if they don't want to make something perfect and just want to finish it as soon as possible.


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Making a voluntary disclosure to HMRC
HMRC periodically run campaigns or disclosure opportunities for taxpayers who might have underdeclared their tax liabilities and thereby encourage such people to make disclosures sooner so as to reduce interest and penalties and not undergo a formal investigation. During the last few years these campaigns have been targeted at business sectors such as doctors, solicitors and plumbers and at types of investment income such as offshore assets and let property.
For those who don't qualify for a current HMRC campaign, these people can still use the Digital Disclosure Service (DDS) to tell the Revenue that they have not declared the right amount of tax for one or more of the following taxes:
- Income Tax
- Capital Gains Tax
- Corporation Tax
The DDS provides both individuals and companies with the chance to bring their tax affairs up to date in a simple and straightforward manner. For example, a business that hasn't declared all of its income or a business that's trading and hasn't been registered with HMRC for one or more taxes. This wouldn't happen with a limited company however, as HMRC sends a newly formed company a form CT41G (Corporation Tax – Information for New Companies) within a few days of the company registering with Companies House.
How to make a voluntary disclosure
To make a disclosure it is necessary to:
- tell HMRC that you want to make a disclosure (notify)
- tell HMRC about all income, gains, tax and duties not previously divulged (disclose)
- make a formal offer
- pay the tax
- help HMRC as much as you can if they ask for further information
The problem won't go away
Regardless of the reason for a person's tax affairs being wrong, ignoring the fact won't make it go away but only compound the problem as penalties could be up to 100% of the tax arrears or up to 200% for offshore related income. In serious cases, HMRC may even consider starting a criminal investigation.
Individuals and companies can notify by completing the DDS form. HMRC will then write to them to advise of their unique Disclosure Reference Number (DRN) and Payment Reference Number (PRN).
Once a person has received their DRN they can proceed to make their disclosure but this must be done within 90 days of the date that HMRC acknowledge the notification. A disclosure can be made about any of the following:
- your own or your company's tax affairs if you're a director or company secretary
- a trust or estate
- a Limited Liability Partnership (LLP)
An agent may also make a disclosure on behalf of their client.
Where a person's records are incomplete then they should estimate the undisclosed income and gains and use this to make the disclosure. HMRC may ask for an explanation as to how the estimates have been calculated, so it is important to keep the calculations for reference.
For the period of disclosure it will be necessary to refer to bank statements but where these are not available and copies cannot be obtained, then a person should work out their income by using more recent statements as a guide to their income and expenditure.
Income received in the current tax year shouldn't be included in any disclosure as HMRC will expect that person to register for Self Assessment and complete a tax return.
When making a voluntary disclosure, a person will know why they haven't told HMRC about their income before or not paid the right amount of tax, so it will be necessary to decide whether the error was made:
- despite taking reasonable care
- because they were careless
- because it was something they did deliberately
The behaviour will then determine how much a person will pay.
All income and gains must be included in the disclosure which may include:
- investment income received gross, e.g interest
- taxed income liable at higher rates
- net income from land or property
If a person's only undeclared income is from residential letting, then they should use the Let Property Campaign.
HMRC expects to accept most disclosures. Once the Revenue have carried out checks to their satisfaction, they will accept the disclosure as quickly as possible.
Unsurprisingly, HMRC won't accept disclosures that are found to be largely wrong or incomplete when they check them, nor disclosures where HMRC have already started an enquiry or disclosures where it is suspected that monies are the proceeds of serious organised crime.
Other liabilities
Whilst other taxes can't be specifically made on the disclosure form, there is a box that can be ticked in the 'Other potential liability' section of the form. This will enable the relevant HMRC department to be alerted to resolving the relevant issues.
The offer
Part of the disclosure is an offer to pay outstanding liabilities. The offer, together with HMRC's acceptance letter creates a legally binding contract between the taxpayer and HMRC.
Paying the tax
The PRN has to be used when making payment of all tax owing. Any unpaid tax will cause HMRC to take steps to recover the money, so where a person cannot meet their liabilities in full it is important that they tell HMRC as soon as possible and enter into a time-to-pay-arrangement.
Self AssessmentWhere individuals or companies realise they have underdeclared income and therefore their tax liability and are able to amend their Self Assessment tax returns, then they should do so. Returns can be amended 12 months from the due filing date.


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Text search boxes are a staple of the internet. It is how we connect to places on the web. But recent advances in image recognition software may make s big difference in this area. Websites like the Pinterest social network and the online shoe store Shoes.com are testing new methods of performing searches using just images.
A technique called deep learning has made the changes possible. It enables software to match humans when it comes the act of image and product recognition. The new technology is spearheading Google's image search and photo recognition site it recently launched.
Pinterest's new tool allows you to draw a box around an image on their website in order to search for similar items from an index of over a billion stored images. A example would be to box a coffee maker seen in a photo of a kitchen. The visual search produces several similar items, including an exact match.
Some search results on Pinterest produce images with buying buttons. The feature is also included in their mobile app. Pinterest believes visual search can become indispensable because of deep learning's accuracy. Still, the software is not perfect. Experts think that only after the masses have tried visual search will we know how much of an impact it will have on online searches.
Shoe.com is using the deep learning advances in another manner. You click on a visual filter button and you get 12 styles of boots from a catalog of 7,000. When you pick one closest to what you desire you get a selection of another 11 you might like. Shoe.com says the new feature increases sales, and they might expand it beyond boots.
Slyce is a leading visual search recognition company. It is headquartered in Toronto Canada. It was launched in 2013. Slyce develops visual search recognition software based around mobile smart phones.
Large retailers use Slyce's software to connect its online stores with mobile phone users who take pictures of products that can be searched out and purchased through Slyce's apps.


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About Becky Lyles
If you're reading this, you're probably like me — a lover of words. In my case, English words, as my Spanish is limited to "hola" and "donde esta el bano." This will be a simple blog, because I'm a simple person. But I hope to offer encouragement and inspiration to writers of all genres, with a teaspoon or two of fun stirred in.
I've written a couple other blogs plus some articles, short stories and books. You can learn more about me and my writing at the below links.
Happy scribbles, Becky
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2011, 2012 & 2013 Top 10/50 Idaho Author/Fiction Book
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Rebecca Carey Lyles grew up in Wyoming, the setting for her Kate Neilson novels. She and her husband, Steve, currently live in Idaho (not to be confused with Iowa!), the beautiful state that borders Wyoming on the west. In addition to writing fiction and nonfiction, she serves as an editor and a mentor to aspiring authors and as a transition coach for women transitioning from prison to "the outside." "Winds of Freedom" is the sequel to the award-winning first book in the Kate Neilson series, "Winds of Wyoming."
Becky's articles and stories have appeared in magazines and compilations. Her nonfiction books, "It's a God Thing! Inspiring Stories of Life-Changing Friendships" and "On a Wing and a Prayer-Stories from Freedom Fellowship, a Prison Ministry," are now available in eBook as well as paper formats. Several of her short stories can be found in "Passageways: A Short Story Collection."
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