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Romatomato, 1
garlic, 10 cloves
poblano pepper, 3
red bell pepper, 4
cauliflower, 1 head
sweet potato, 1
cilantro, 1 c
salsa or pico de gallo, store-bought or homemade, 2 c
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jalapeno, 1
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red beans or pinto beans, low-salt, 1 can
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peanut butter, creamy, 1/4 c
cocoa powder, unsweetened, 1/4 c
applesauce, unsweetened, 1/3 c
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baking powder
baking soda
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flour, all-purpose, 2 c
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chipotle chili powder
garlic powder
ground cayenne pepper
heat-safe oil like grapeseed or coconut, 3 T
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low-sodium vegetable broth, 4 c
tomato paste, 5 Tbsp
black beans, 2 15-oz cans
basmati rice, 1 c
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mustard powder
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Olympus LS-12 and LS-14 Portable Audio Recorders
EVERY YEAR IT SEEMS PORTABLE DIGITAL recorders sound better, offer more features, and become easier to use without getting more expensive. This is certainly the case with the latest pair from Olympus, the LS-12 and LS-14, which are designed with musicians in mind (that impatient bunch who want to record right now without fuss).
Olympus endowed its new recorders with upgraded mic capsules and preamp circuitry, and increased the separation between the audio and system electronics. The result is higher quality recording with less self-noise. The cardioid condenser mics on both units are positioned at a 90-degree angle, similar to what professionals call N.O.S. stereo. This captures a wide stereo field that is perfect for documenting a show or tracking a pair of acoustic guitarists sitting next to each other.
Except for the color, the LS-12 (gunmetal gray) and the LS-14 (black) look identical. And in fact, they are identical in many ways, though the LS-14 adds some very cool features that are well worth the extra 50 bucks.
For starters, the LS-14 has an omnidirectional mic positioned between the cardioid pair. When the third mic is on, its output is mixed into the stereo file. In addition, the omni mic extends the unit's bass frequency capture from 60Hz down to 20Hz, so it adds low end while filling in the center image.
Another distinguishing feature between the two units is the amount of built-in flash memory— 2GB in the LS-12 and 4GB in the LS-14. With 4GB of internal memory, the LS-14 will record 1.5 hours of music at 24-bit/96kHz, and a lot more at lower resolutions. Both units support SD/SDHC cards up to 32GB in size, allowing you to further extend your recording time. On top of the included USB cable and AA batteries that ship with both units, the LS-14 comes with a carrying pouch and a plastic mounting clip.
Olympus really nailed the ergonomics on these recorders. Whether you're navigating the menu system or using the function buttons and data wheel, the majority of features are accessible with a press of the thumb. One particularly useful addition is the Mode Select dial that you use to select one of three record modes—Quick, Manual, Smart—or the chromatic tuner. That's right, you don't need to surf menus to get to the tuner! Hit the Record button in Smart mode and the unit automatically sets the input level as the timer counts down from 30 seconds, then it starts recording. In Quick mode, you'll start tracking as soon as you hit the Record button. In fact, speed is one of the main assets of these recorders: they boot up in less than five seconds— faster than any other portable recorder I've seen. And with their two-second pre-record function, you won't miss sonic surprises that catch you off guard.
While musicians will enjoy the recorders' metronome, playback speed control (50-300 percent), and built-in mono speaker (for quickly checking your recordings), one of the most attractive features of the LS-12 and LS-14 is the ability to do sound-on-sound overdubbing at 16-bit, 44.1kHz resolution. Select the file you want to add to, hit the function button below the words Over Dub, and the selected track immediately begins playing. As you record the overdub, you create a new file that combines the previous take with the new one, so you never have to worry about ruining the original recording. If you want to do more overdubs, hit the function button again to create a new file with the additional material.
The devices can record 16-bit WAV files at 44.1 or 48kHz, 24-bit files at 88.2 or 96kHz, and MP3 files at 128, 256, and 320kbps. If you're simply recording a lesson or lecture and want increased recording time, you can record in mono at 44.1kHz or 64kbps. All the handy features you'd expect on a portable stereo recorder are here too: limiter, low-cut filter (100 or 300Hz), line-level input, and external mic input with plug-in power. Once you're done recording, you can perform basic edits on the files, such as move/copy, trim, divide, partial erase, and lock.
Despite their diminutive size (roughly 5.5" by 2"), the recorders have a large (1.75") LCD screen that is easy to read. They also include a voice guidance system, which benefits the visually impaired. When the guide is on, the recorder tells you verbally where you are in the menu system and what feature you're selecting.
Ultimately, a portable recorder is only as good as its audio quality, and both the LS-12 and LS-14 sound terrific. The stereo separation is exceptional for recorders at this price, thanks to the directionality of the mics, and it has never been easier to record quickly and get such great sounding results. While the LS-12 is an exceptional value, I wouldn't hesitate springing for the LS-14, with its extra mic, additional storage capacity, and accessories.
PRICE $149 street/$199 street
CONTACT olympusamerica.com
INPUTS Two cardioid mics, omni mic on the LS-14, stereo mic input, stereo line input, wired remote input
OUTPUTS Stereo headphone, USB ,built-in speaker
KUDOS Sound quality. Interface. Overdub mode.
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JetBlue Airways Corporation and Deutsche Lufthansa AG (Xetra: WKN 823212 ) today announced an agreement for Lufthansa to make a minority equity investment in JetBlue.
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Under the terms of the agreement, which has been approved by the Boards of both companies, Lufthansa will purchase in a private placement approximately 42 million newly issued common shares of JetBlue, or 19% of JetBlue's equity after giving effect to the issuance. Lufthansa is acquiring the shares at a price of $7.27 per share, or a total of approximately $300 million, representing a 16% premium to yesterday's closing price of $6.25.
The agreement provides that a Lufthansa nominee will be appointed to the Board of Directors upon the closing of the transaction. The Lufthansa nominee will be a Class II director and will be up for election at JetBlue's annual meeting in 2008.
"We are very pleased to become an investor in JetBlue," said Lufthansa Group Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Wolfgang Mayrhuber. "Our investment reflects the confidence we have in JetBlue´s quality, growth potential and management team. This investment presents Lufthansa with a compelling opportunity to invest in the U.S. point-to-point carrier market as the industry continues to evolve. The transaction links two airlines with international reputations for quality, innovation and a service culture."
"We welcome this significant endorsement of JetBlue's franchise from one of the most respected leaders in global aviation," said Dave Barger, JetBlue's CEO. "The agreement reaffirms our belief in JetBlue's disciplined growth plan and will also improve our balance sheet and give us greater financial flexibility as we move into 2008."
Both airlines also look forward to exploring potential opportunities for further cooperation for the benefit of their customers. No specific areas of potential cooperation have been agreed.
JetBlue shareholder approval is not required in connection with the transaction, which is subject to regulatory review and approval, and is expected to close in the first quarter of 2008.


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On Tuesday November 15th CGP's contact in Washington, Perry Wasserman, provided a post-election update on 2017 tax issues and the "lame duck" session. Below, Perry answers CGP member's questions from the webinar.
CGP members have access to the presentation and audio in the CGP Link Advocacy discussion forum. To get access to this and future advocacy updates join CGP!
Do you anticipate a successful move to end or dramatically reduce estate taxes?
The short answer is it's possible, some may even say probable, that the estate tax is repealed or dramatically reduced this year. At this point, President-elect Trump and Congressional Republicans have indicated a desire to tackle tax reform within the first half of 2017, and such legislation could be accomplished in one of two main ways.
First, lawmakers could attempt to move bipartisan tax reform legislation through regular order. This legislation would need to have the support of at least 60 Senators, though, meaning at least eight Democrats would have to agree to ultimately support the legislation or, at the very least, agree not to hold it up. If tax reform legislation moves through regular order, which is possible because there are a handful of Democratic Senators up for re-election who will want to support the legislation particularly if it includes a business tax cut, the estate tax could potentially survive in one form or another, but a lot will depend on the scope of the legislation and the way negotiations unfold.
A second way lawmakers could move tax reform legislation in the first-half of 2017 is through a complicated budget maneuver called "reconciliation." Under reconciliation, legislation would be fast-tracked and only require 51 votes in the Senate for approval. (One down side to reconciliation is it would put a 10-year limit on any enacted tax cuts.) Many in DC expect Republicans to go this route if/when the bipartisan talks described above break down. If Republicans pursue reconciliation to reform the tax code, the estate tax would likely be eliminated because the President-elect Trump and House Republicans favor repeal. And under reconciliation, Republicans would not have to appeal to Democrats for votes.
For more information read:
A Better Way: Our Vision for a Confident America
Trump's Change to the Tax Codes May Encourage Dynastic Wealth
If Republican leadership decides to wait on tax reform or pursue business-only tax reform first, then the estate tax may survive another year.
Do you expect the IRA Charitable Rollover to be affected by the new administration?
President-elect Trump, to our knowledge, has not taken a position on the current-law IRA Charitable Rollover. If tax reform proceeds next year (see comments above), we are hopeful the Rollover will remain in the law given the great support it has in Congress but we will have to remain vigilant. Depending on how the tax reform process unfolds, we may even be able to advocate for an expansion of the Rollover along the lines of the Legacy IRA Act (HR 5171) or the Grow Philanthropy Act (HR 4907).
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After the embarrassing victories of Brock, the Americans realized a renewed effort on the Great Lakes was required. On August 13, 1812, Captain Isaac Chauncey was given command of the American naval forces on Lakes Erie and Ontario. On his arrival at Oswego, Chauncey ordered Lt. Woolsey to gather some merchant schooners for the new squadron. Chauncey also recruited many additional seamen and ship builders from the New York navy-yard; among these recruits was Ned Myers, a later survivor of the sinking of the Hamilton and Scourge. When the squadron was finally assembled, the Lord Nelson, renamed the Scourge, and the Diana, renamed the Hamilton, were among the vessels under Chauncey's command. Preparations were then made for an attack on Kingston harbour.
Lieutenant Melancthon T. Woolsey
United States Navy Lieutenant Melancthon T. Woolsey was sent from Washington to Oswego in 1808 to construct ships for the enforcement of the Embargo Act of 1807, and prevent the widespread smuggling across the American-Canadian border. Woolsey set about his work at once, constructing the Oneida in less than a year, and stationing militia groups at points along the southern shores of Lake Ontario (including Sackets Harbor) to watch for smugglers.
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Woolsey, however, had a gallant streak, and invested much time and money in attempting to return some trunks found aboard the Lord Nelson to a Mrs. McCormick.
The Capture of the Lord Nelson [Scourge] and Mrs. McCormick's Trunks
When American Lieutenant-Commander Woolsey captured the Lord Nelson, he also laid claim to all of her contents. Among the trunks containing dry goods, sugar, liquors and the like, were six or seven large trunks containing women's apparel. These last items belonged to Mrs. McCormick of Queenston, a daughter of British Secretary William Jarvis, who had recently married. Woolsey, in a show of gallantry, made efforts to get these goods returned to the lady.
In October, 1812, four months after her capture, the goods from the Lord Nelson were put up for auction. Woolsey did not expect anyone to bid for Mrs. McCormick's trunks, since it was widely known that he planned to return them. However, by the end of the auction, Woolsey was forced to bid $5,000 for them (by contrast, the ship itself was valued at $2,999.25!). A later appraisal set the value of the trunk's contents at $380.00. Woolsey had to write to the secretary of the Navy, William Jones, in hopes that his bid would be paid by the Navy in a show of "support [for] your officers in all acts of justice or patriotism and valor."
The issue of the trunks still had not been settled by May 11, 1813, when Woolsey returned to Sackets Harbor after Chauncey's attack on York to find that Mrs. McCormick's possessions were up at auction once again. Woolsey did not manage to return any of the trunks until after the War; and even then all he could manage for all his gallantry was a single trunk "containing a variety of articles which have been saved from the general wreck," delivered to Montreal in 1815.
Captain Yeo
On March 12, 1813, the Royal Navy put a new officer in command of Britain's Lake Ontario squadron. Sir James Lucas Yeo arrived in Upper Canada with 400 seamen and some other Navy officers. He would have to wait a month after his arrival for Commodore Isaac Chauncey to launch a second attack, this time on York.
Death of Zebulon Pike
American General Zebulon Pike was killed on April 27, 1813, when the magazine at Fort York exploded. Apart from being a general, Pike is also remembered as an explorer of the American west.


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Time is just … crazy in all the different ways we experience it's passage. Anticipatory, experiential, and memorative; each come at us differently, and each of us experiences different parts of them differently.
I've got children and grand-children, have welcomed new friends and watched others fade, family members come and go. So I get it, but when I looked at how long I'd been a member, it still held just a whiff of a moment of "Really?"
I have learned so many different things, been inspired by works in progress, finished works, and talk of future works. I maintain that I continue to make saw dust with the best of 'em, and find myself more drawn to hand tools than when I started. I have designed pieces that are still holding together, and I continue to enjoy this hobby.
My shop is in a mid-life crisis of sorts, but it is in transition as I embrace more hand-tool usage in my work. I don't anticipate working wood entirely by hand tools … yet.
And almost every one of you who have posted a project, a blog, a series, or a review, have been an inspiration to find wonder in the working of wood, the building of things, and practice and mastery of a craft.
Thank you all, for comments when I've posted, for the blogs, the projects, and the sense of community that runs as a thread through all the postings here.
-- Making scrap with zen-like precision - Woodbutchery


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Monday, December 31, 2012
4 Happy New Year
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2 Blogger Survey and Giveaway
As 2013 approaches, it makes me think about changes for the new year, especially here on To Read or Not To Read. I'm hoping that all the readers of To Read or Not To read will fill out the survey I've created to give feedback on the blog. It's completely anonymous, and it should only take about 5 minutes to fill out. I appreciate every one of your opinions on helping make To Read or Not To Read better. As a thank you for filling out this survey I am giving away a $5.00 gift cards to Amazon to three lucky winners. To enter, fill out the Rafflecopter form below after you complete the survey. You must be at least 13 years old to enter
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Saturday, December 29, 2012
2 Where I've Been
Hey Readers! I hope you had a great Christmas. As you may have noticed I took a few days off from To Read or Not To Read. It always feels weird when I do take time off because I spend so much time on here. I often feel like something is missing. It's always nice to take a break though. I actually took some time off of work as well. I had a huge, and probably unrealistic, goal of getting everything organized, catching up on reading, catching up on laundry, and other fun stuff. I did get some things organized, but I've not read much of anything. I'll blame it on the business of the season. I did manage to catch up on Doctor Who, season 7. Finally! I love, love, love this show. My whole family does, which is a small miracle in itself. And speaking of Doctor Who, my kids bought my a sonic screwdriver pen for Christmas. I love it!
And speaking of Christmas presents, my husband bought my two cloth-bound books by Jane Austen -Mansfield Park and Sense ans Sensibility.
Aren't they gorgeous! Now I want to collect them all! They look so pretty on my shelf. I also bought myself a few e-books. I couldn't help it. Some of the books on my wishlist were on sale for only $1.99. I couldn't pass that up.
I also had the chance to watch The Hobbit. Have you seen it yet? It was really good, although a little long. I couldn't believe almost three hours went by. I can't wait for the next movie. I'm not sure if I'll have the time, but I really want to see Les Miserables too. It looks so good!
So that's what I've been up to the last week or so. I hope you all had a great Christmas, and I wish you all the best for the New Year! Now I'm off to go watch Phineas and Ferb with the kiddos. Happy Reading!
And speaking of Christmas presents, my husband bought my two cloth-bound books by Jane Austen -Mansfield Park and Sense ans Sensibility.
Aren't they gorgeous! Now I want to collect them all! They look so pretty on my shelf. I also bought myself a few e-books. I couldn't help it. Some of the books on my wishlist were on sale for only $1.99. I couldn't pass that up.
I also had the chance to watch The Hobbit. Have you seen it yet? It was really good, although a little long. I couldn't believe almost three hours went by. I can't wait for the next movie. I'm not sure if I'll have the time, but I really want to see Les Miserables too. It looks so good!
So that's what I've been up to the last week or so. I hope you all had a great Christmas, and I wish you all the best for the New Year! Now I'm off to go watch Phineas and Ferb with the kiddos. Happy Reading!
Posted by Marcie at 11:05 AM
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
0 Susan Howatch books now available as ebooks
Open Roads Media has just released five of Susan Howatch's books as ebooks. Sex, power, ambition, forgiveness, love. Such are the themes explored in Susan Howatch's bestselling and highly addictive books. I've not read any books by Susan Howatch, but these look really good.
In public, Paul Van Zale and his partners at his Wall Street investment bank are exemplary citizens and pillars of the community. In private, however, their lives are riven by jealousy, ambition, hatred, and lust. When the clever and sexy Dinah Slade insinuates herself into Paul's life in the 1920s, the banker's marriage and career are threatened - and Dinah demonstrates her disruptive power again when she seduces Paul's right-hand man. Based on a true historical story - the life of Cleopatra - which Howatch updated to the 1920s and 1930s in New York and London, The Rich Are Different marries imperial ambition to the American dream, and offers a cast of characters glittering with sophistication and style. Available at Amazon
Tucked in the hills of South Wales is Oxmoon, the ancestral estate of the Godwin family. In the summers before 1914, music streams through the family home as the Godwins, at the height of their prosperity, dance in the ballroom with their guests. But despite the remarkable talents of heir-apparent Robert Godwin, the fates have a rough, tough ride planned for him and those he loves. Fortunes shift during two world wars, disastrous love affairs leave the family battered, and finally jealousy threatens to destroy Oxmoon and all it symbolizes. Based on a true story that has been updated to modern times, The Wheel of Fortune is a timeless tale of love, hatred, revenge, redemption, and forgiveness. Available at Amazon
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Monday, December 24, 2012
4 Merry Christmas
Posted by Marcie at 10:52 PM
0 Free today: Burning by J.M. Gregoire
(Short Story Demon Legacy Series Prequel)
Author: J.M. Gregoire
27 Pages
Genre: Urban Fantasy
Author Website: http://jmgregoirebooks.com
Author Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/puretextuality
Goodreads Average Rating: 4.30 stars - http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/16004680-burning
Amazon Average Rating: 4.70 stars - http://www.amazon.com/Burning-Demon-Legacy-ebook/dp/B009KEXIX8
Currently Ranked #13 on Amazon's Fantasy > Urban chart.
Book Synopsis:
Lucas was a typical playboy - lots of alcohol and a different girl every night.
One woman brought his emotional walls and the beliefs he used to build them crumbling to the ground.
Now, an unexpected visitor is going to change both their worlds forever.
Burning is the short story lead-in to the upcoming Demon Legacy series by J.M. Gregoire.
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Friday, December 21, 2012
2 Peanut Butter S'more Bites Recipe
Real Mermaids Festive Treats
Hi everyone! Jade here from Real Mermaids.
One of my favourite things about the upcoming holidays is the great treats we get to make and share. I love food so much, in fact, that I included a recipe for some of my favourite snacks in each of the Real Mermaids books.
My friend Cori and I thought we'd experiment a bit and 'holiday-ize' each recipe for you!
In my upcoming book, Real Mermaids Don't Need High Heels (out Feb 1st, 2013), my cutie friend Luke came up with a genius campfire treat he called Peanut Butter Cup S'mores. Here's a cookie version my friend Rachel shared with me, which I think would be PERFECT around a crackling fireplace (indoors!).
Peanut Butter S'more Bites
Beat together:
- 1 cup butter
- 1 cup peanut butter
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 1 egg
Then add:
- 1 1/3 cup flour
- 1 tsp baking soda
- 1/4 tsp salt
Drop into mini muffin tins and bake for 8 minutes at 350F. Remove from oven, place 3 mini marshmallows on top and return to oven for 1 minute. Cool. Drizzle with melted chocolate and try not to lick your fingers...
Happy treats and have a great holiday, everyone!
Posted by Marcie at 1:30 AM
Labels: Helene Boudreau, Real Mermaids, Recipe
0 Fun Holiday Activities For the Family: The Polar Express
Can you believe Christmas is almost here? If you're like me your kids are home from school this week, and they're very excited that Christmas is just around the corner. Here's something that would be fun for the whole family. Have a Polar Express pajama party.
Step 1. This is the most important step. Get in some comfy pajamas.
Step 2. Read the book, The Polar Express by Chris Van Allsburg. It's a fantastic book for kids of all ages. I love the pictures in it! It's a short book, and it's easy to read. Adults can read the book to the kids, or the kids can read it to the parents.
Step 3. Watch the movie. This is one of my favorite holiday movies. Both of my kids still enjoy it. If you haven't seen it, you really need to. Also (random fact) Tom Hanks performs most of the voices in it!
Step 4. Make hot chocolate with your kids. Hot chocolate is a staple in our house practically all year long. There's nothing better than drinking hot chocolate when it's cold outside. You might have your own recipe, or you might like the 'just add water' kind. However if you're looking for a recipe, or you're just in the mood to try something different, check out this one from Martha Stewart.
If you're looking for something a bit more healthier, check out this recipe: http://skinnyms.com/classic-hot-chocolate/
This activity is a great way to spend some quality family time with the little ones. It's also enjoyable for the grownups too!
Happy Holidays!
0 Cover Reveal: Changed by Rose J. Bell
About the book:
In a world, where hunters and angels reign, war is daily fare and one girl is destined for saving them all.
After the brutal murder of her father, Rosa Petrova has dedicated her life to the eradication of angels and the revenge of her father´s dead. Therefore she becomes one of the fastest, deadliest and best Hunters in the
As Rosa hunts those who caused her father ´s death, two Nephilim, the children and warriors of the archangels, appeared in Boston, although it is forbidden for them to enter the enemy's city.
Rosa has to find out, why the Nephilim Jason and his friend risk their lives, but ends up in between the fonts, what forces her to make a dangerous decision that could change her live forever. At the same time, she is
falling in love with the one person, she´s forbidden to love. And this love could kill her...
About the author:
Rose J. Bell is a pen name for an 18-year-old author living in a small town in Germany. In between going to school and reading too many books, instead of learning for her exams, she writes young adult urban and epic fantasy. She loves chocolate, supernatural, fairy tales and kick-butt heroines. Changed (The Hunters, book 1) is her debut novel. For more information please visit her blog: http://rosejbell.blogspot.de/
Posted by Marcie at 12:00 AM
Labels: Changed, Cover Reveal, Rose J. Bell
Thursday, December 20, 2012
0 Bookish Holiday Gift Ideas: For the tweens
by Justin Bieber
Hardcover, 240 pages
Published by Harper Collins
Published: September 13, 2012
This book is a tween's dream come true. It's full of photos of Bieber while on tour, vacation, in the studio, and just having fun. He also relates his rise to fame, and how he copes with it all. Throughout the book Justin Bieber distributes his words of advice to his fans. He also addresses some of the rumors circulating. I think this book is perfect for girls who are big fans of Bieber.
by One Direction
Published by: Harper Collins
Published: October 16, 2012
Paperback, 64 pages
'Baby, you light up my world like nobody else. . . ' One Direction is the hottest thing right now, and makes all the girls go crazy. This book is a behind the scenes look at the band. This is the sort of book I would have loved when I was a tween. It reminds me of Tiger Beat or Bop. Do you remember those? Anyway, the band answers all sorts of questions about their likes and dislikes, there is a quiz to find out which guy is right for you, and they talk about the making of One Direction. It's full of photos that girls will drool over and over again. If you know someone who loves this band, you should buy them this book. They will thank you for it!
Labels: Bookish Holiday Gift Ideas
0 Fun Holiday Activities For the Family: Snowflakes
Make snowflakes! This is always a fun activity to do with kids. It's so easy and fun. If you look around on the internet, you can find lots of ideas.
Check out these snowflakes made from coffee filters
Click here for the 'how to' instructions.
Hey, Star Wars fans! Check out this snowflake:
This looks a little more advanced for young children. Parents would most likely need to help younger children. Click here for the template.
I don't have a template for this, but this is beautiful.
Making snowflakes is a fun, inexpensive way to spend an afternoon with your kids.
Happy Holidays!
Posted by Marcie at 12:00 AM
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
0 Bookish Holiday Gift Ideas: The Hobbit
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Visual Companion
by: Jude Fisher
by: Jude Fisher
Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Published on November 6, 2012
Hardcover, 72 pages
Hardcover, 72 pages
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is the Visual companion to the movie. Inside this book Jude Fisher takes a closer look at the main characters in this movie. He gives background information on each character that's insightful. Fisher also delves into the quest that Bilbo embarks on and addresses some of the foes that the company has to face. If you've read the The Hobbit, nothing in this book will really surprise you. However it's worth getting just for the beautiful photographs. I really wish I could show you some of the images. I haven't seen the movie yet, but I can't wait. I'm a huge fan of Lord of the Rings, and I know this movie will be just as fantastic.
by J.R.R. Tolken
hardcover, 317 pages
I really want this book. It has the original book jacket that was designed by the author. I think this is so fantastic, and would make a great gift for Hobbit fans. My geek is showing :)
Other Hobbity things:
This mug says "You have nice manners for a thief and a liar" said the Dragon. What a great line from the The Hobbit!
Love this shirt!
Labels: Bookish Holiday Gift Ideas, The Hobbit
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The outlook from the aft decks of our cruise ship 'Discovery' was sublime. This was the start of a 13-day cruise to the Baltic and St Petersburg. I had booked with 'Cruise and Maritime Voyages' and had acquired an excellent deal on a solo occupancy twin cabin.
I had done the macro-planning for the holiday – house security, utilities programming, getting to the port and parking. I had also done the micro-planning for the trip remembering to take items like packing a suit, bow-tie and black shoes for formal nights. My digital camera battery was fully charged and health insurance, passport and debit card were to hand – all with checked dates of validity and expiry.
After the swift and efficient embarkation procedure, it was good to be escorted to my cabin by a friendly member of the crew and to find my luggage already outside my door. Time to unpack and settle in and lay out your paperwork on your bedside table so that excursion tickets, city maps and info are to hand when you arrive in a new place. I make diary notes too. The daily information bulletin is well worth archiving for future recall of memories.
First stop was Copenhagen, a beautiful clean port full of architectural and cultural interest. The weather had been fine and sunny on the approach and after rounding the tip of Jutland earlier we had enjoyed excellent views of Elsinore castle. I had opted to explore Copenhagen on foot independently. After viewing the 'Little Mermaid' sculpture, I watched the changing of the guard at the Amalienborg Palace. I met some fellow passengers and we walked to the 'Church of Our Saviour' with its spiral tower and paid a small ticket price to climb up the 400 steps to gain a breathtaking overview of the city. There followed a very sociable drink of a well-known lager, probably the best in the World! - at a harbour side venue in Nyhavn. Thence we walked together back to our ship after a wonderful day in the Danish capital.
Our next port of call was unusual for a Baltic cruise. We visited Turku in South-west Finland. The approach through the Archipelago Sea was stunning and once ashore, the Cathedral and Castle and riverside walk were splendid. If you ever visit, be sure to see the 'Harmonia' whale-fin sculpture and the giant metal daisy. Most cruises call in at the capital Helsinki instead.
On the 'Discovery' there were social gatherings for solo travellers like myself; interesting lectures; and very entertaining musical shows. During the sea days, many daytime activities were on offer. The ladies, in particular, enjoyed the crafting sessions. You may feel that you already know a lot about your ports of call, Nevertheless, I recommend you attend the illustrated 'ports-and-destinations' talks as they are a 'mine of information' giving a really good preview of the places on the itinerary. Evening mealtimes aboard ship were always excellent occasions to discuss the days' adventures with fellow passengers. The varying choice of food on the menu was good; and the waiter service prompt and polite. We had three 'formal nights'. Couples, in particular, took the opportunity to be professionally photographed in all their finery against a themed backdrop for a lasting memory of the cruise.
Tallinn in Estonia was next. It is a very pretty and historic place. Here a free shuttle bus from port to town; and big coloured maps were provided.. Be sure to walk to the Toompea district of town for stunning views over the towers and spires and city walls of Tallinn.
We were lucky with fine weather for our visit to St Petersburg. Be sure to take the City Highlights 'coach and photo-stop' tour; and try not to leave Russia without visiting the spectacular Peterhof Palace and Gardens. There had been three clock changes – put forward one hour – on our way from the UK to Russia; and there would be three reverse clock changes on the way home – giving even more time to relish that leg of the voyage.
Another unusual port of call was next in line – Gdynia in Poland. Many folks took the excellent excursion to see the splendours of Gdansk. I took the free shuttle bus into central Gdynia and enjoyed a very pleasant walk along the esplanade and on to the sandy beach. A tall-masted schooner was in port; and there were tempting forest trails in the woods behind the beach for the more energetic.
Next day, Warnemünde in Germany. I took a harbour cruise. The commentary was in German but the information sheet was multilingual. It was good to enjoy a coffee; and German sea shanties played over the Tannoy. Back ashore I climbed the lighthouse - up to the observation platform. Later I sat in on an open air concert playing songs like 'The Summer Wind' and more. I spent the last of my Euro coinage on a tall cool orange drink with ice. Heaven! There was a superb sunset at sailaway that night. 'Discovery' was alive with music as usual to suit everybody's taste. Needless to say, areas of peace and quiet could be found if you sought it!
From 4.30 am the following morning until 3.30 pm in the afternoon – a transit of the Kiel Canal. It was a very clear sunny day and a great experience. We passed under several bridges including a 'Transporter bridge' for cars. After the wooded bit – there were thousands of wind turbines in the landscape. I had an interesting chat with the Captain and other passengers as we waited to exit the lock into the Elbe estuary.
Finally, 'home' at the end of a marvellous holiday.


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Hi guys! I've hit sort of a writer's block with make-up and beauty blogs as I have had so much to fund for the Summer, that I haven't had much to spend on beauty products. So I thought, like last week, I'd do sort of another lifestyle blog this week. I hope you like it. :)
I am the type of person who wants to do everything and see everything, very adventure orientated, that I would be here for 27 years telling ye what I want to do in life! So I stuck to a list of 30. The first thing on my bucketlist is so broad! Keep in mind that that in itself includes about 100 other things I want to see and do, to shorten the list. Here we go! :)
- Travel the World
- Ziplining
- Dirtbiking
- Skydiving
- Bungee jumping
- Skiing
- Diving
- Own a snake
- Be truly happy
- Have my own late night, live music coffee shop
- Get up the guts to blog about something very personal
- Depending on the headlines, go to Download or Sonisphere
- Go to Burning Man
- Go nightclubbing till dawn, preferably somewhere abroad
- Gorge walking
- Swim with sharks
- Design my own house with a Tim Burton interior
- Go on safari
- Swim at the top of Victoria Falls
- Go to pole dancing classes
- Meet at least one member from Slipknot
- See Slipknot, Rammstein and System Of A Down live
- Go to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter
- Meet an actor from Harry Potter or Game of Thrones
- Go on a camel ride
- Stay overnight in a haunted place or castle
- Visit Johnny Cash's grave
- Get some sort of certificate in make-up
- Go skinny dipping
- Crowdsurf
I'm not asking for much am I? Haha. What's the main things on your own bucketlist? Let me know below!
Thanks for reading,
Stay fab xo
Kim. :)


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This is an amazing Best of the Worst poster by David Henry Lantz.
I wrote about the weird, wild, and wonderful world of Red Letter Media back in August 2016 and I've recently been on a big Best of the Worst kick. If you haven't checked them out yet, I can't recommend their videos enough. Red Letter Media is an intelligent Mystery Science Theatre 3000 featuring a menagerie of misfits, inside jokes, and pointed commentary for the internet age.


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The photographer Vik Muniz is a pedagogical whiz whose greatest talent lies more around his art than strictly within it.
"Reflex: A Vik Muniz Primer," the book he wrote to accompany his 2006 exhibition at the Miami Art Museum, covers his life, work and artistic thinking with a fluidity, urgency and intelligence that border on enchanting. It presents him as a fascinating character who was born into an impoverished family in Brazil and made his way to the United States and then New York on his instinctive drive (his reflex) to succeed in the art world.
Now comes Mr. Muniz's excellent addition to the Artist's Choice series at the Museum of Modern Art, which could be his greatest work of all. "Artist's Choice + Muniz = Rebus" is a marvelous teaching tool that lives up to its title with unusual extravagance if you give it enough time and attention.
A rebus is a series of carefully linked images and symbols that form a phrase or sentence. For the show Mr. Muniz has carefully selected 82 objects from the Modern's holdings in sculpture, drawing, photography, painting and design. Then with even greater care he has arranged them like a series of links in a chain, connecting them through all kinds of similarities and contrasts in material, meaning, form, subject, title and technique.
What they form is less a sentence than an extended essay on art: making it, experiencing it and above all thinking about it in every way possible.
Mr. Muniz has a big career. He is rich from and famous for tricky, art-about-art photographs that parasitically blend Conceptual Art, Process Art, set-up photography and appropriation art into well-made sight gags. For them, he selects a pre-existing photograph, replicates it using a humorously pertinent or impertinent everyday material and then photographs the copy.
Among other things, he has redone Hans Namuth's photograph of Jackson Pollock making a drip painting in dripped chocolate. He has taken well-known photographs of early-1970s Process Art sculptures and has remade them out of dust, the ultimate end of all processes. And he has remade timeless old-master paintings using tiny bits of colorful, ephemeral detritus. In short, Famous Photograph + Nonart Material = Muniz.
These works occupy a weird no man's land between art and something else, maybe advertising. They have a great wow factor, as in: wow I can't believe he did that. They are accessible. They are their own kind of performative Photo Realism; they combat photography's physical slightness with real materials and its freezing of time with an idiosyncratic time-consuming feat of fabrication. And they are puzzles. In your mind you take them apart, see how they work and put them back together again. And that's it; they're all used up.
In contrast "Artist's Choice + Muniz = Rebus" seems inexhaustible. At first the linkages may appear to be rudimentary. If they do, just consider this for a possible alternative title: "Art Viewing for Dummies, Which Means All of Us Some of the Time."
You are initiated into the viewing process with one of 20th-century art's great, if literal, demonstrations of connectedness: Peter Fischli and David Weiss's 31-minute film classic "The Way Things Go" from 1987. This chain-reaction extravaganza is a carefully orchestrated sequence of small explosives, tilting boards, rolling car tires and tin cans, bubbling chemicals. They form a mechanical slapstick in which one physical event sets off another, which sets off another.
When I visited the show, viewers of several generations, including (intermittently) 2-year-olds, sat riveted before the screen. Its message in this context is that linking works of art is as easy as tipping over a candle that lights the fuse of a firework that propels a little cart down a track that bumps into ... and on and on. In a sense Mr. Muniz is doing what any curator does when arranging disparate works, but he is doing it tighter and in more dimensions.
It helps that all the works are lined up close together along one side of a narrow wrap-around gallery, so there's little chance for confusion or distraction. There are no wall labels, but there is a detailed checklist with photographs. It is best to go through the show once just looking at the pieces without referring to the brochure and seeing what you come up without the labels. If you go through again reading the brochure closely, the show opens to several more levels.
The richness of the connections, which implies a great deal of attention from the artist, rewards a similar intensity from you. There are connections within connections; connections that jump forward or back beyond a work's immediate neighbors; and larger overriding themes that gather several works into a sustained sequence. You'll find connections that seem like pure coincidence blind dumb luck: the 11 stones in a drawing by Mel Bochner are equal in number to those in an adjacent sculpture by Vija Celmins.
These sequences can be about light, about solids and voids, about the difference between fine and commercial art or between trompe l'oeil and what just looks like it. Or they can be about the porous boundaries among ready-mades, handmade art objects and objects designed for everyday use, which are sprinkled liberally throughout to great effect.
Marcel Duchamp's sculpture "In Advance of a Broken Arm" hangs above a kitchen pail designed by Gino Colombini in 1957. The sculpture is a common snow shovel that Duchamp anointed as art in 1915, fueling an artistic revolution. One is art, the other isn't, although it is great design and perhaps an early example of a pail made of plastic. On a more poetic level, snow melts into water, which can be contained by a pail. They are a team.
At one point the show breaks out in a rock-scissors-paper juxtaposition. The rocks are Ms. Celmins's little pebbles: 11 real ones and a matched set of painted bronze look-alikes. The paper is one of Martin Creed's trifles: a sheet of paper wadded up. And in between on the wall, under glass, is a phenomenal outburst: a pair of steel tailor's shears from Germany from around 1900 whose handles curl with flanges that add wild, exotic flourishes. They are the Nijinsky of scissors.
Another great sequence begins with Massimo Vignelli's New York subway map and ends with Rachel Whiteread's cast of a bare, cold-looking mattress. In between are works by Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Ellsworth Kelly, Kiki Smith, Rodolfo Bonetto, Harold E. Edgerton, William Wegman, Wolfgang Laib, Josiah Wedgewood, Ralph Steiner, On Kawara, Felix Gonzalez-Torres and Nan Goldin. This sounds unlikely but the connections are rich, seamless and multiple. They move thematically from travel to time to milk to stone (marble, basalt) back to time and then to love to loss. Along the way color is embraced and abandoned for black and/or white a few times. It is especially great to see Wedgewood's black basalt coffee cup, from 1768 and perfect, in this company.
When you study the show with the brochure, some unavoidable gaps are suddenly filled in and the show deepens. It beat me how a Rubik's Cube might connect to a Giacometti sculpture of a female figure until the sculpture's title "Hands Holding the Void (Invisible Object)" made the cube fit between her hands. The title also set off a chain reaction about voids that extended from Charles Stillwell's "Flat-Bottomed Brown Paper Grocery Bag" of 1883 through works by Zeke Berman, Andy Warhol and Catherine Murphy and Richard Artschwager.
Sometimes the brochure can surprise. What I thought was a photograph of footprints in snow, shot from above, is really one of insect tracks in sand by Edward Weston. (It's the perfect neighbor for Mr. Vignelli's subway map.) Elsewhere links are exclusively visual. In a sequence about music, listening and communication, Charles Sheeler's photograph of a breathtaking African stringed instrument and its shadow makes you see the shadows built into its neighbor, Picasso's "Maquette for Guitar."
The evenhanded way that Mr. Muniz has worked design objects into the flow here is perhaps his greatest gift to the Modern, which is still hampered by outmoded divisions among artistic mediums and disciplines.
He ends the show with Ed Ruscha's painting "The End." But if you consult the brochure, you'll see that it also lists one final object up above, near the ceiling. This is the green LED exit sign that directs you out of the gallery. The sign, designed by Mark Wamble, Dawn Finley and Ben Thorne of Interloop Architecture, is, like everything else here, in the Modern's collection. Here, of course, it is also just doing its job.


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text: Midway along US-2's route across far northern Michigan, Escanaba (pop. 12,616)—with picture-perfect placement where the Escanaba River pours into the Little Bay de Noc—was born in typical UP fashion, out of the country's insatiable need for timber and ore. At one time its docks contributed to the largest ore-shipping operation of its kind in the United States, work that continues today as Escanaba feeds the steel mills of Indiana, across Lake Michigan. To get a feel for lake life, head to the renovated 1867 Sand Point Lighthouse (906/789-6790, $3) along the lushly landscaped waterfront. The annual UP State Fair, held here the third week in August, is great fun.


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Well, the update last night has caused a glitch.
I have the Errant Knight 1.0 pants on my Hunter. In my character screen, they show as Knight Errants. But in game, they look like the Dead End Cure heavy hunter armor pants. I even got a new pair to drop last night and the same thing happens.
I want my pants back!!! Please.
I just looked and a lot of people are complaining about this. LOL.
This makes my Hunter look like a ragamuffin with pants that don't match any of the rest of him.


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Associate Professor
Machmer W20
Curriculum Vitae
B.A., University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, 1991; M.A., University of California-Berkeley, 1998; Ph.D., University of California-Berkeley, 2003
Area(s) of Specialization:
Indigenous archaeology and heritage, community-based research, indigenous theory and research methods, knowledge mobilization via comics animation & VR
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My work is in engaged (public) anthropology, focused on research partnerships with indigenous and local communities. I work across the disciplinary boundaries of cultural anthropology, archaeology, heritage studies, and Native American & Indigenous studies. For me, research is at its best when everyday people are engaged in studying, protecting and teaching about their own cultural heritage. I am working to understand and bring about the institutional changes required to support engaged, activist, and transformative scholarships through ethics principles, grant agency frameworks, tenure promotion guidelines, etc.
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2012 Community-Based Archaeology: Research with, by and for Indigenous and Local Communities, University of California Press


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Rosie Revere, Engineer is the perfect book to read with your budding inventor
Do you have a little one who is growing into a curious and creative engineer? Or, perhaps your child is inspired by his or her older siblings, who are already making wireless rovers and door alarms. Whatever the case may be, we recently discovered this engaging and touching book Rosie Revere, Engineer by Andrea Beaty, and love it too much to not share.
The story follows our protagonist, Rosie, an imaginative young woman with a big dream. What is her dream? She has a huge passion for inventing, so Rosie wants to become an engineer. When others see discarded parts and clutter, Rosie sees endless opportunities. She sees the chance to make something wonderful and life-changing.
In Rosie's world, anything is possible. She makes dog dispensers and helium pants! Her creative spirit and drive remind us of our own dynamic and innovative community. And what's even more important in this story is that Rosie finds herself and her sense of confidence by tinkering and designing. Through this story, the protagonist learns that failure is just as important as success. If anything, it's essential. We think this is a powerful and important lesson for any young engineer to learn.
Learn more about Rosie Revere, Engineer and her inventions (that you can make too!) here or on Amazon. Then, watch the cool book trailer below.
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Friday, August 8, 2014
PBP: Week 32- Personal space and privacy
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I'm also a housewife who shares a car. I'm a loner, so I'm ok being alone for half the day, and I can walk if I need to get certain errands done. I just think it's so neat to find someone else in the same situation! I've always thought that most people would hate this lifestyle, too. Unfortunately, I'm so comfortable being alone (or only with my husband) that I often forget to spend time with friends.ReplyDelete
It is always nice to meet other loners! Much of my family is very social, and I think they worry about me because they know I spend so much time at home. I know my mother in law often invites me to do stuff because she gets super stir crazy when she is at home, and assumes I do as well (and just wants company). My husband gets it though, so I am very lucky.ReplyDelete


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Phineas Parkhurst Quimby
A Future Life
All persons admit that after death there is something that lives. Now where is that something? When man is alive, you see him moving around, talking, reasoning, etc. All this is a truth and a part of man. We are all told so and taught to believe that this body (or man) contains life; that after a while it decays and dies, and there is an end of it. Now where is the proof that there is anything which rises from the grave (or this body), according to the common opinion of man's belief? Does not the common opinion go to strengthen this belief? Are we not all taught by the clergy to prepare for death; that it will come sooner or later, and we must die and run the chance of a hereafter?
The doctors also preach the same story and invent all manner of bugbears in the form of disease, to frighten us into the belief that we are in danger of death all the time. Public opinion falls in with the same belief, and is it strange that, with all this influence acting upon us, sickness and misery, and all sorts of trouble must follow this belief? Now what is there to counteract all these facts? A mere belief that 1800 years ago, a man was on earth that God acted through - or a more absurd idea - that it was God, himself, that left his throne in heaven and came down on earth and told the inhabitants that there was a place after death that he had prepared for them that loved him; and all those that did not love him more than all other things or earthly friends could not get into this place of happiness, but were to be shut out (or excluded) from the presence of God. This was eternal banishment from his presence.
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Computational Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
Faculty: Diwakar Shukla, Alex Mironenko, Baron Peters, Charles Sing, Jonathan Higdon
Several research groups in our department are involved in scientific computing and modeling of complex chemical and biomolecular systems with the goal of elucidating their underlying design principles. For example, we are investigating how chemical reactions occur on catalyst surfaces, how enzymes convert substrates into products, how cellular signaling works at the molecular level and how materials self-assemble. The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is one of the leading universities in the world in the field of scientific computing. Our campus is home to the Blue Waters Supercomputer and National Center for Supercomputing Applications, both of which provide unique resources and opportunities to our graduate students working on computational problems. Currently, there are four faculty members working in this research area.
Professor Diwakar Shukla
The long-term research interest of the Shukla Group is the combined use of theory, computation, and experiments to develop quantitative models of biological phenomena relevant for health, energy and environment. The main goals of the group's projects are to develop a platform for integrating computational methods for understanding protein function; elucidating mechanistic insights to regulate plant growth and development within the context of global climate change; and understand complex manipulation of signaling networks in both plants and humans by small molecules. Under this broad umbrella of computational molecular sciences, the Shukla Group integrates ideas from a wide range of disciplines to answer questions that are tied together by a vision of "Dynamic" biology and its role in engineering products for human health, energy and environment.
Professor Baron Peters
The Peters Group investigates the kinetics of nucleation, electron transfer, and catalytic reactions that depend on the properties of short-lived and infrequently-visited transition states. Researchers obtain insights into the properties of transition states by using special "rare events" methods from molecular simulation and quantum chemistry. The applications are focused on the kinetics of crystal nucleation and growth, on catalysis by amorphous materials, and on reactions in polar solvents and other complex environments. In each of these areas, the Peters Group develops state-of-the-art simulation techniques to overcome limitations of present-day simulation techniques. In particular, the group specializes in stochastic models that link molecular-scale dynamics and properties to phenomena at long time scales and continuum length scales.
Professor Charles Sing
Research in the Sing Group is focused on charged polymers, polymer dynamics, and biophysics. Researchers use coarse-grained models to understand the emergent physics of polymer or biophysical systems, and then use the resulting insights to guide the design new materials. Current research efforts are focused on problems that are challenging because they span large length and time scales, and new theory or simulation methods are necessary to yield new fundamental physical principles. The figure below the competitive binding of multiple species that may couple to the properties of an underlying substrate.
Professor Jonathan Higdon
The Higdon Research group investigates geophysical fluid dynamics associated with evolution of meandering rivers; develops simulations for large scale systems of hyperbolic partial differential equations for petroleum reservoirs and geophysical transport processes; and investigates the micro-scale dynamics of complex fluids.


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I've been checking on the hello-world tag after starting to burninate it last week. It seems like burnination was successful. On the main tag page it shows 0 questions are tagged, but the tag has survived the overnight tag cleanup process and on the top users page it shows 1 question.
Is this because of a question that was deleted? If so, could a mod remove the tag from it so the tag can die?


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When To Use Both '95 and '97 Documentation Guidelines
- By Renee Dustman
- In Billing
- February 19, 2016
- 1 Comment
When billing Medicare, a provider may use either the 1995 or 1997 Documentation Guidelines for Evaluation and Management Services to document their choice of evaluation and management (E/M) CPT or HCPCS Level II code. For services performed on or after September 10, 2013, however, physicians may use the 1997 documentation guidelines for an extended history of present illness (HPI) along with other elements from the 1995 guidelines to document an evaluation and management service.
Weigh the Elements
HPI is a chronological description of the development of the patient's present illness from the first sign and/or symptom or from the previous encounter to the present.
HPI elements are:
- Location (example: left leg)
- Quality (example: aching, burning, radiating pain);
- Severity (example: 10 on a scale of 1 to 10)
- Duration (example: started 3 days ago)
- Timing (example: constant or comes and goes)
- Context (example: lifted large object at work)
- Modifying factors (example: better when heat is applied)
- Associated signs and symptoms (example: numbness in toes)
Choose Wisely
The two types of HPIs are brief and extended. Whereas a brief HPI includes documentation of one to three HPI elements, an extended HPI:
- 1995 documentation guidelines – Should describe four or more elements of the present HPI or associated comorbidities.
- 1997 documentation guidelines – Should describe at least four elements of the present HPI or the status of at least three chronic or inactive conditions.
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, FAQ on 1995 & 1997 Documentation Guidelines for Evaluation & Management Services
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Do you have anything on coding for the Department of Defense? I recently began coding for them and it's slightly different.


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Welcome to Breastville
By Isabella Cornell
It shouldn't take too much effort to get our community to talk about breasts.
We know that lesbian, bisexual, queer and other same-sex attracted women, as well as trans women and men, intersex people, and gender diverse people of all sexualities tend to have lower screening rates for cancer.
Despite their higher risk of breast cancer, LBQ women and trans individuals are rarely the focus of traditional breast awareness campaigns.
Breast cancer affects 1 in 8 women in Australia and about 43 people will be diagnosed every day in Australia. Anyone with breast tissue can get breast cancer.
That's why, ACON has created this amazing Breast Cancer awareness event for LBQ Women in conjunction with their #TalkTouchTest campaign, Cancer Institute of NSW and Breastscreen NSW. It is taking place on Feb 25 at Marrickville Town Hall and is a free community event – with free mammograms for anyone over 50.
Register here.
This event is supported by Inner West Council through a Community Grant 2016.


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EchoInchworm Beta Release
We've just finished pushing our latest update to the Concerto 2 beta, "0.3.2.EchoInchworm". In the two weeks since our last release we've been busy addressing a handful of feature requests and bugs reported since the last release. You can find our installation to get started in our Github wiki.
Among the notable changes you'll find support for legacy (V1) screen urls. Concerto 2 correctly responds to urls like http://concerto/?mac=00:aa:bb just like Concerto 1 did. You should now be able to test out Concerto 2 without updating the URL on your existing clients.
We also added a new <iframe> content type. If you need to display a remote web page or dashboard, you can create a piece of content which will use an iframe to display the url on a screen.
This release also includes some speed improvements to content browsing and bug fixes to template importing (aka it works now, unlike the last release).
Almost as exciting as all of those changes is the updated demo system. Head on over to http://nightly.concerto-signage.org and check out this Concerto 2 release running on Heroku. If you haven't taken the plunge yet, the demo's worth checking out to see what Concerto 2 is all about!
Do get in touch with us via our group or issue tracker if you come across a bug or have a feature suggestion for us. It's great to hear when things work (or don't) so we can improve for the future!
You can find a full list of changes for this "0.3.2.echoinchworm" release here.
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To anyone trying to figure it out – to associate a MAC address to a screen, you need to edit the "authentication_token" database field in the screens table. Set the authentication token to "mac=xxx" where "xxx" is the MAC address. This will then link the screen with the mac address. I have tested it and it works very well with the Concerto v1 android app !
Thanks Brian, you're right. Would be great to document this somewhere (in the wiki?) or offer a 'legacy' option in the web interface when configuring screens.
The Android player available through Google Play works great for this (since it uses the old V1 URLs) but it probably a show-stopper for new users when this isn't documented.


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Many thanks Serena Kitt for organising the wine and cheese tasting at the Dublin Bar Academy last Friday evening.
It was a thoroughly enjoyable evening as our knowledgeable Sommelier, Anka, brought us through some of the different varieties of grapes from around the world.
She also explained which food pairings worked well with which particular grape varieties.


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