text:
At the WWDC 2013 keynote, app developer Anki took the stage and debuted a bluetooth-powered app called Anki Drive that pairs with robotic cars, giving them the ability to drive around a printed race track. According to the keynote, the cars know where they are and can react to obstacles in real time.
During the event, Tim Cook said, "Anki uses iOS devices and the iOS platform to bring artificial intelligence and robotics into our daily lives."
Anki is billing Anki Drive as a "real world video game" because the cars can also be programmed. The wait for this won't be long, either — it's apparently due out at some point today.
[via MacRumors]


text:
With a slightly niggling hangover, I made my way over the bridge to The Ship for what seemed as a well deserved lunch on the long weekend. The popular pub over looking the river Thames, is known to be buzzing with crowds of people drinking on the street was unfortunately let down by the dismal weather that we all know too well. Never the less the restaurant and bar area inside managed to fill up in no time and the vibe of the place was relaxed and pleasant.
I was impressed to see that the menu had been freshly printed for that day and pretty much everything on there seemed to grab my attention. I decided to skip the starter and dive in for the main course of lamb cutlets with a decent bit of mash topped with mint and red wine jus. The portion size was perfect with a side of salad to finish off. As being a kiwi and all, I am very picky when it comes to lamb and the way it is cooked. I have to say though the taste was delicious and just how I remembered it from home. If you are wondering I did ask for this to be cooked medium.
Sticky toffee has always been a favourite of mine and is one of Britain's most desired puddings. Of course me being me, it was the first thing that caught my eye on the menu so I had to do the right thing and order it. If you have never had the chance to try it before and you are a lover of sweet things then I suggest you take the plunge as I can assure you it will leave a very good lasting impression!
The toffee pudding on this menu had a dash of creamy prune ice cream, which combined with a light date sponge and mouth-watering toffee sauce, was indulgent to say the least.
My dining experience at this delightful pub in South West London was exceptional and quite surprising considering I had only known it as 'the place to drink on Sundays'. The staff were lovely and the surroundings were quite homely, so if you are in the area passing by, why not pop in and treat yourself to some reasonably priced, hearty British food.

subset: commoncrawl


text: BUSINESS Cameraman for Britain's Sky News Takes Fire in Kiev as Violence Escalates 4:44 AM PST 2/20/2014 by Nick Holdsworth FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME AP Photo/Efrem Lukatsky Protestors in Kiev The news channel has stopped filming from windows or doing stand-ups in the city center after a member of its team was shot at while recording from an upper floor of a hotel. An international television news crew covering the violent antigovernment protests in Kiev was fired on with live ammunition Thursday. Britain's Sky News reported that a bullet had come through the bedroom window of a hotel from which its cameraman was filming protestors shoring up defenses on Kiev's Independence Square. The violence in the Ukrainian capital, which left as many as 25 people dead overnight after fighting with security forces flared, has come to the very doorstep of the four-star Hotel Khreschatyk, where media are stationed, now the center of some of the heaviest fighting. VIDEO: Ukraine Protests Become Global Media Event In Kiev, Sky News reporter David Bowden said a "new front line" had emerged some 100 meters from the main square after protestors pushed their way up nearby streets toward the government district, a heavily defended area that includes the Ukrainian parliament and headquarters of President Viktor Yanukovych's Party of Regions. There are reports that police are firing live rounds, and journalists in Kiev say that many protestors are carrying weapons. Bowden, reporting live from Kiev Thursday morning, said it was thought the bullet -- which smashed a window before it hit the ceiling without causing injury -- was fired by antigovernment protestors who feared the cameraman was working for Ukrainian security services. The news channel has now stopped filming from windows or doing stand-ups in the streets in the city center. He told viewers that as protestors battle the government forces, "police are hitting back and are shooting -- probably not at random -- but they are shooting with live rounds at protestors." He added: "I've seen at least a dozen people pulled out injured. I think this is going to be a fairly bloody day." STORY: Ukraine's Application to EU Cinema Fund Will Progress Despite Political Crisis The foreign journalists staying at the Hotel Khreschatyk -- located in the midst of the front lines of the battle for Kiev -- woke up Thursday morning to find its lobby turned into a makeshift morgue. The BBC reported seeing at least five dead bodies laid out among scores of seriously injured protestors. The hotel -- where correspondents from the BBC, Sky, London-based newspapers The Times and The Daily Telegraph as well as TV crews from a wide range of international news outlets -- is now being used as a base by protestors. That could put journalists staying at the $120 a night hotel at further risk. On Wednesday, Russian journalist Vyacheslav Veremei of Moscow-based newspaper Vesti, was among those killed. He was said to have been pulled from a car by progovernment thugs known as titushki, beaten and then later shot in the stomach. A video has emerged of antigovernment protestors acting to prevent more titushki being bused into Kiev. A coach that was ferrying a group of men to Kiev was stopped and set alight on a highway outside the city. The video, shot at night, shows the bus burning as people run away from it. It is not clear where or when the film was made. As many as 50 people have been killed since the situation turned violent in late January, after months of peaceful protests. The antigovernment protests were sparked last November after President Yanukovych turned his back on a trade and political deal with the European Union in favor of closer ties with Russia, angering many who were pinning dreams of a better standard of living on that. FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Nick Holdsworth firstname.lastname@example.com @thr


text:
What is a Business Analyst?
A business analyst is someone who analyzes information and investigates the goals and issues of a company. They advise organizations on how to improve their efficiency and finances. They are responsible for figuring out the actual needs of the company, not simply the stakeholder's expressed wishes. They will communicate with a wide variety of people, such as the staff, the executives, the IT department and the customers in order to evaluate the situation fairly and define any and all issues. Quite often, the business analyst will be a facilitator and help the communication between the organization's departments. They will then document their findings, evaluate and present their solutions.
What does a Business Analyst do?
A business analyst will spend a good part of their time doing research and asking many questions, and this is done so that the analyst can understand the particular project fully and look for any solution options. Business analysts are skilled communicators, and know how to listen to verbal as well as non-verbal messages, engage in open dialogue and communicate what they've learned to the appropriate parties.
Analyzing the information gathered is a big part of the job. The information needs to be studied for any patterns and trends, and reviewed to make sure it is as current and accurate as it can be. The business analyst must then take the results of any observations and analysis and needs to document them as either text or in the form of graphs, charts or illustrations. Since there can oftentimes be more than one solution, there needs to be considerable time spent comparing and analyzing solutions. The chosen solution is still heavily evaluated throughout the design and implementation period in order to ensure that it continues to meet the needs of the business and that the best implementation process is chosen.
What is the workplace of a Business Analyst like?
Business analysis uses a disciplined approach for introducing and managing change to organizations, whether they are for-profit businesses, governments, or non-profits. Business analysts can work in a variety of industries, such as banking, finance, telecoms, insurance, software services, and utilities. They can quite easily switch between industries.
Business Analysts are also known as:
Process Analyst Business Systems Analyst Business Architect


text:
I am Linking to:
This table in our foyer is the first faux finishing job I ever did. I purchased this table at an unpainted furniture store and put on a base coat of Ivory paint. Then I used plain burnt umber acrylic paint (before I discovered pre-mixed glaze, etc.) and brushed it on and while still wet I took a clean dry brush and ran it down through the paint with the brush. It gave the table a striation appearance.
I then added appliques and had to paint them by hand since the table was done already. I painted the rim of the table with the same green paint I used on the tin piece I refer to later in this post. Everyone loves this table and they don't even know I did it as my first project.
This vignette has special meaning to me; the little copper shoe display is my baby shoe and my parents got it dipped in copper, I received this after my mother passed away from my wonderful stepmother with little peach roses inside.
This pillow I made years ago with a spare piece of fabric and stuffing. I tied the ends with ribbon and added a strand of faux pearl beads to give it a romantic touch.
My other love is this cloche. Underneath there is a piece of colored crackle glass, which is hard to find today, that was my moms and it has some sprigs of lavender inside.
The tin piece above the table I purchased at the craft store and I painted green and then fauxed it with gold paint.
The print above the table I've had for years. I love it to this day.
I am Linking to:


text:
I live in the "new" part of my town.
I doubt any building in this area is over fifteen years old, homes included, and that's fine by me. I like newer communities, personally.
When we lived in our old house, it was just that–an old house, dating the early 50's. When new homes popped up nearby, I was SOOO jealous of the obviously rich people living in the big, new looking homes.
Of course, I also assumed everyone who lived in one was rich but now know that's not the case, but whatev. If you could afford a home with two bathrooms, you were rich in my book!
Now, to get to the "older" area of town (where my college is and nearby where Jessie lives) I have to go through residential neighborhoods on particularly long stretch of roads Jessie and I call "Death Valley" because it's annoying and 25mph the whole way and feels like it takes FOREVER to get to the main road.
But one day, I found a shortcut street that no one drives down which means it doesn't exist on the space/time continuum, obviously, and which means yours truly usually bends the speed limits a little and goes a couple notches above 25 (and by a couple, I mean in the 15-25 above that range).
I know it's bad and against the law but I'm always looking out for kids and pedestrians and cops, of course. But it SO beats driving behind gramps or some goody two shoes who can't bear to push the pedal beyond 23.
But lately, someone must have mentioned something to their fellow neighbors, friends, family, baristas, hairstylists, and everyone else in their address book, because now this street is ridiculously populated with cars ALL THE TIME. It's like Death Valley, but worse, because this was like, my personal Nascar track and now it's a slow-moving parade of cars.
So lame!!
So lately, I've been actually driving the speed limit (sorry, Mom!) and it's kind of funny. In fact, yesterday, I turned down the street behind someone adamant about going below 25 and I nearly lost it until I realized, this is the actual speed limit. People are actually supposed to drive this fast.
It makes me wonder how they determine the speed limits, because in some regions of our town on residential streets, the speed limit is 35, or 40-45, even. How come some streets are 25 while others are 40? Are the people living on a 40 speed limit street like, more badass and mentally equipped to deal with people speeding down their street day and night? Are the 25's only old people, kids and weirdos who do things by the book only??
Why can't we just have hovercrafts already so I can just speed in the streets while everyone else flies in sky traffic?! It's 2012. We are supposed to have Rosie-like maid robots like in The Jetsons and as far as I'm concerned, my brother is not named Rosie, nor a robot, nor vacuums so I'm kind of upset about this.
Anyway, my normal 15-minute commute was extended by a good 10 minutes because I drove the speed limit and the moral of the story is, my annoyance and dislike for the speed limit is no excuse for speeding, BUT it does get me home quicker so I can make yummy treats like these super easy Lemon-Strawberry Petit Fours.
Do you know what petit fours are? Me either, except that they're little stacked cakes, usually with a fruit jam or curd filling, and coated in candy coating or chocolate. They're adorable, two-bite treats that remind me of miniature tea parties or something and only look super fancy. Sheesh, I used a prepackaged pound cake for crying out loud–this ain't no black-tie affair, but it is a black-tie dessert made simple.
Plus, the cake-jam-coating mixture is totally versatile, so mix things up based on your taste preferences or what you have on hand.
1 store-bought pound cake (can substitute your own recipe, if desired), cut into slices about 1/2 inch thick and crusts cut off
About 1/4 cup lemon curd
1/2 pkg white candy coating or almond bark
1 pkt Strawberry Shortcake Duncan Hines Flavor Creations Frosting Mix
Assorted sprinkles
1. Line a rimmed baking sheet with foil and set aside.
2. Cut each crustless pound cake slice in half, then in half again (making four square slices). Repeat process with remaining pound cake slices–just don't use the end pieces. How many slices/pieces depends on the size of your pound cake, how thick your slices and how many you'll get. Just know that three slices goes into one petit four.
3. Spread a small smidgen of lemon curd onto two squares and stack them. Stack an unfrosted square on top. You should have three stacked squares, two of which have curd. The top square should be dry. Repeat until all cakes are frosted and stacked. You may have squares leftover; eat those or save for another use.
4. Freeze the petit fours for approx. 1 hour until chilled and solid. In a large bowl, prepare the candy melts according to package directions until smooth and melted. Stir in the strawberry shortcake mix until combined.
5. Dip the frozen petit fours into the chocolate mix, coating thoroughly. Remove with a fork and allow excess to drip off before placing onto the foil-lined baking sheet. Sprinkle with assorted sprinkles, pearls or jimmies. Repeat until all have been dipped and sprinkled. Allow the candy coating to harden before eating. Store leftovers airtight for about 2 days.
These make excellent little treats for coworkers, teachers, neighbors or friends–and like I said, the flavors are totally versatile. I love lemon & strawberry together since they're so reminiscent of spring and are so fresh, but feel free to try chocolate and almond, key lime and lemon, raspberry and lemon, raspberry and white chocolate, strawberry and chocolate–whatever you like!
Have a wonderful day, my petite pals!
xo, Hayley


text:
I can't open links from skype and other programs with my Google Chrome, I have it set as default browser throught my preferences in Google Chrome, but when I checked my Default Programs in my control panel I couldn't even find Google Chrome listed!
What can I do to "add" chrome to the list of default programs? It wasnt listed here either "Set Associations" under the HTTP and HTTPS, it just said "Chrome HTML document, Unknown Program".


text:
Below are some preparations you can make prior to contacting an agent. You can also
contact us at any time
and we can guide you through the entire process as well.
Buying a Home Tips
Click here to view our services.
Get a copy of your credit report and correct any errors.
Reduce your consumer debt - pay down credit card balances.
Assemble a cash down payment.
Determine how much you can afford to pay for a home.
Decide how much you are willing to spend for a home (different from how much you can afford).
Get familiar with basic mortgage terms.
Shop for a mortgage loan on the Internet.
Get pre-approved or at least pre-qualified for a mortgage loan.
Investigate neighborhoods where you want to look for a house.
Consider neighborhood school quality and crime rates.
Select two or three neighborhoods that meet your requirements.
Try a
search on our website
and view our
featured homes.
Get your agent's help in evaluating the asking price of homes you like.
Contact us
for more help and personal recommendations.


text:
As well as championing new & young fashion brands, Margin has always been involved in promoting new & contemporary art.
Graphic Designers, Graff artists, Illustrators, Photographers and Product Designers have exhibited at editions of Margin.
Copyright 2002 to 2020 Margin London · RSS Feed ·
Website Design & Development by 286BLUE.com


text:
Even if you don't understand technical jargon, this article will help. Regardless of your current skill level, golf is a challenging and exciting game. Keep reading for a variety of helpful insight and inspiration to improve your appreciation of golf.
You don't need a golf cart on the course when you can walk instead. Doing so gives you magnitudes more exercise over the course of your game, and makes golf both fun, relaxation and exercise. By walking, you'll also keep your body limber and your muscles warmed up.
Learning to use your body as part of your golfing strategy can produce marked improvements in your score. Your body is the power source, not only your arms. Your full body should be involved in the club movement. When your shot is powered by your body, you can usually get more distance without having to use as much power from your arms.
Use your body, and channel energy to get a good swing. When people first start out playing golf, they think the power is in their arms, but that is only partially true because you need to be in coordination with your body to hit the ball far. You get better results when your body is in sync with your arms and hands.
An easy exercise, a "toe-wiggling" exercise, can show golf stance faults. If a golfer leans too far over the ball, wiggling their toes will be very difficult. The best stance is one where there is some give in the feet, but not too much.
Regarding the game of golf, try not to obsess over it. You're going to make mistakes, and having the ability to laugh them off not only helps you reset mentally for your next shot, it means you can relax more.
When putting, always ensure that your left hand is in front of the ball. Don't let this position slip during your stroke. This helps to get a smooth roll of the ball and prevents the ball from popping up as it meets the putter.
Learning to keep score is a very useful skill as it pertains to golf. The stroke total you rack up on a scorecard is the most objective overall measurement of your quality as a golf player. When keeping score, every time you attempt to hit the ball is counted as a stroke. Your score at each hole is calculated as the number of strokes it takes for you to get your ball to the hole. Your goal is to land the ball with the least amount of strokes possible.
Now that you have taken the initiative to learn something new about the sport of golf, you can impress your golfing buddies (or that gorgeous pro shop attendant) with the information you've just picked up. Look for new ways to apply these skills to your current game, to make the game even more challenging and engaging.


text:
Polo Drying + maintenance cloth151
Dry + Polishing Cloth ( perforated)
Ideal alternative to a high-quality leather cloth. Extremely absorbent, dries surfaces quickly and streak-free. Ideally suited to sensitive surfaces. Dimension: approx. 38 x 40 cm.
Material: 40% viscose, 10% polypropylene, 50% latex.
Write Your Own Review
- "Supersaugstark" ist was anderes ...


text:
German language certificates
Most study programmes at Hochschule Düsseldorf are taught in German. Therefore you will need extensive German language knowledge in order to complete your studies successfully. Your language proficiency will need to be certificated.
This does not apply for the master study programme in Mechanical Engineering, which is taught in English.
To be enrolled in a study programme taught in German at HSD, you need to have obtained one of the following language certificates:
Other language certificates (e.g. C1 from Hartnackschule, DAF-test from Dolmetscher Institut Münster, tests from another university or university degrees in German studies) are NOT accepted. If you are unsure about whether or not your language certificate is sufficient, please contact the International Office at HSD for advice.
The German language certificate does not have to be presented with your application papers. But you are required to submit the certificate as an authenticated copy at time of enrolment. The latest point in time to submit it is September 30 (when enrolling for winter semester) or March 31 (when enrolling for summer semester).
German language courses
Unfortunately HSD does not offer any preparatory German language courses or language tests.
Refugees can find information on German language courses on our refugee website.
You can research for language courses and test centres to take Test DaF, DSH at fadaf.de.
Among others Sprachforum Heinrich Heine, IIK, GoAcademy Sprachcaffe and Goethe Institute can be recommended as language schools in Düsseldorf.
Further information
about TestDaF examination: testdaf.deabout German courses online:Deutsch-Uni Online
list of universities, that offer a DSH examination: HRK > Registrierte DSH-Prüfungsordnungen


text:
You would be surprised by the things families get used to and consider "normal", or maybe you wouldn't. Two-hour meltdowns, kids who only eat two kinds of food and refuse everything else, kids who spit on their caretakers, curse at them, throw...Read more
Healthy and Unhealthy Attachments
There is nothing quite like the bond shared between children and their parents. This loving bond begins from the very moment of birth. When an infant cries out and a parent hurries to soothe the child, the child learns that the adults in their...Read more
Understanding Attachment Disorder
The Attachment Place, LLC was founded to provide help and support for families experiencing problems with attachment disorder, sometimes called reactive attachment disorder (RAD) or developmental trauma disorder. This disorder is caused by early...Read more
Symptoms of Reactive Attachment Disorder
The following are common symptoms of Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD), however, most children do not display every symptom: Superficially engaging and charming Indiscriminately affectionate with strangers Destructive to material things and self...Read more


text:
This post contains affiliate links for your convenience.
Remember these red hearts that were once a Valentine's Day mobile? Well, they became our stencils for this activity. You could always substitute some heart cookie cutters instead.
In two spray bottles, one for J and one for K so they wouldn't fight, I mixed water with about 10-12 drops of red food coloring. Liquid watercolors could be used instead of red food coloring if you have them on hand. Then let the kids spray paint the snow!
K was really into this activity. Mind you, he likes anything that involves using a spray bottle! J, on the other hand, was excited to finally head outside and just play in the snow. So while K painted hearts, J demolished a huge mound of snow and turned it into a slide. PS: How AWESOME is K's winter hat?! Have you seen a cuter moose?
When the heart stencil is removed, you'll be left with a beautiful painted snow heart.
And after just four hearts, K happily joined J in demolishing the giant pile of shoveled snow, but at least my snowbanks looked colorful for awhile.
Have you painted snow before? If not, you should give it a try. Then be sure to check out these other fun Valentine's Day ideas from my series co-hosts:
Valentine's Mailing Invitation to Play from House of Burke
Creating with Hearts on the Light Table from Still Playing School


text:
Hello all. This week is my Win Hing review, a very good Chinese restaurant located at 9816 4th Avenue here in Bay Ridge. I've never been to Win Hing in person, but they're the go-to delivery place for Megan and myself if we're in the mood for Chinese. It's American-style Chinese food, and, as such, it's pretty typical. Staples such as General Tso's, orange or sweet and sour chicken or beef, and lo mein abound. I've never gotten anything from Win Hing that wasn't good, and some things that were excellent. But really the best thing about the place is the coupons that come with the menus that get slipped under our door at least once a week. The best is the one that gives you a free order of General Tsos or Sesame Chicken with a purchase of thirty dollars or more. When we order from Win Hing it's pretty easy to spend thirty dollars, and with that coupon, we're basically getting a free meal. Our orders usually end up being about forty bucks, and we'll get enough food to last at least two days. Below are some of my favorites from Win Hing, along with the price and pictures.
Wonton soup is a good place to start. The wontons are like thick, chewy pasta pockets filled with succulent pork in a clear chicken broth. This is great any time but especially on a cold night in the winter. It warms you up wonderfully and gets you on the road to recovery if you're sick. A quart is only $2.95.
Next up is General Tso's chicken. This is a staple of American-style Chinese food, pieces of white meat chicken in a crispy coating that provides a satisfying crunch and is covered in a savory, sweet yet slightly spicy sauce. This comes free with the thirty dollar order, and it's pictured below. If you want to get it without ordering the thirty bucks worth of food, it goes for $9.45. It also comes on a bed of broccoli, but needless to say, I throw it out. Wasteful, I know, but you're not going to catch me eating any veggies, free or otherwise!
There are plenty of other things I can recommend from Win Hing. The beef stick appetizer is very tasty; you get four for $4.75, and Megan is fond of the steamed dumplings. You get eight for $4.85, very reasonable. But my favorite thing to get from Win Hing, hands down, is the half crispy roast duck, for $12.95. I love duck. It's pretty unhealthy for you, as it's high in both total and saturated fat. In fact, I can't really recommend any of my favorite things at Win Hing for their health value, so this tends to be an occasional treat for us rather than a staple. The crispy duck is duck breast with the skin on served on a bed of veggies, which I discard. It comes with a dark, rich sauce that is really fantastic. I dip the duck pieces in the sauce and serve it up with white rice, and it's just heavenly. Every time I eat it I probably take a couple days off my life, but you know what? So worth it. And so is Win Hing, in my opinion. The coupon makes it light on your wallet, you get plenty of food to feed yourself for a couple of days, and it's pretty damn tasty. So check it out if you're in Bay Ridge, and be sure to give that duck a try. You'll be glad you did.


text:
For us, quality ingredients are only half the story; if it's not enjoyable, easy-to-use, and truly beneficial we don't believe it's worth having. Our products are designed around the details that shape the lives of men; from the dimensions of the pockets in a pair of trousers, to the requirements of a global traveler, and even to the real estate around a bathroom sink.
Born out of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, F&R began with a series of solid colognes designed to integrate seamlessly into everyday life. Since then, we have made it our mission to make grooming a pleasure. Enjoy.
Each Fulton & Roark fragrance is designed to evoke a vivid feeling, and a sense of atmosphere and occasion. Using a blend of naturally sourced essential oils and premium fragrance ingredients, each cologne offers its own experience. These highly concen$42.00


text:
By admin
February 1st - 28th 15% Off! Dental Cleaning/ Anesthesia/ Extractions/ Dental Radiographs Poor dental hygiene can put both your pet's health and your pocket book at risk. "Dog breath" – or a cat with a foal-smelling mouth – can be a sign of untreated dental conditions. If left untreated, you may … Continue Reading
19764 Longmeadow Road Hagerstown, MD 21742
Mon, Wed, Fri 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Tues, Thurs 7:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Sat - 7:30 AM -Noon


text:
Yes we understand the benefits of early learning can last all the way into 8th grade, can help those in impoverished areas build a foundation that lifts them out of that poverty later in life, and yes we understand every other developed nation does it at little or no cost to parents sans detrimental waiting lists and exorbitant fees. But at what cost to other aspects of a child's life, national social structures that could easily be turned against the populous; at least if America tries too hard to imitate the rest of the world.
Category Archives: CURRENT TRENDS
The Facts and Myths Of Early Childhood Education And What They Mean For America's Education Future And Needed Goals
Neck in Neck Race With China For 5 G: How About We Make Sure Whatever G We Have 1, 2, 3, 4…10 It Works And Works Completely For Those Who Need To, Want To Use It
Absolutely make sure Huawei, ZTE isn't a national security threat to us or more importantly developing nations with lesser, earlier generation technology, but after that we have bigger problems/barriers to wireless, internet, technology in general both brewing and worsening for decades. Read More
America's 21st Century Dark Ages: Abortion, Women's Choices And The Old, White Men Who Still Feel Entitled To Control Female Bodies
11, 12 year old rape victims, incest survivors shouldn't have to carry their attacker/abuser's baby and they certainly shouldn't have to, to appease the extreme religious ideology of the minority lawmakers in sparsely populated, rural states. Read More
He Touched My Shoulder, Kissed My Head: Everyone Has Encountered The Joe Biden Problem
From #metoo to the straight arms club, recent revelations leave serious questions about how to navigate care and affection in both the consent and the Trump era, as well as the consequences of telling the platonically physically affectionate (the huggers) among us not to be. Read More
German Vs. American Parenting: The Crux America's Perceived 'Failing' Isn't About Suffocating Self Reliance It's About Ensuring Safety
And when we say safety we don't mean from skinned knees, scarped elbows, natural mild consequences of acting up at school, forgetting to do the laundry or let the puppy out, failing grades or non-life threatening common life experiences. We mean safety as much from the perverts, freaks, psychos, mass shooters, deranged killers, those specifically bent on hurting children as the once labeled 'freak accidents' that were, in retrospect to our own upbringings, the product of mild neglect and lax safety protocols now insisted upon because of repeated serious injury, death to children.
No Most People Don't Think French Fries Or Pizza Sauce Is A Vegetable Nor Is 'Mountain Dew Mouth' The Root Of Our Nation's Dental Decay
Proving miseducation is not confined to stereotypical regions of the United States and isn't limited to specific hot button issues vaccinations, abortion, politics of climate change, religion but health too, to the detriment of everyone globally. Read More
Student On Teacher Violence We Are Attacking The Wrong Group: Yes The Students Are Wrong But What Does That Make The Teachers Doing The Same?
Talk about a raging case of toxic masculinity, thinking the only way, the best way to discipline or manage children is to be violent with them; never truly examined, so called grown-up problem solving involves some level of violence against people younger, weaker and less able to defend themselves regardless of age. Relatedly, surprise, surprise the people who need lessons on adulting are older adults.
The American Citizen Is Back And Unfortunately I Was Right
Sadly it only took 3 months for that reality to come to pass to the detriment of the victims. Read More
Why Samantha Bee Deserves To Keep Her Job And Roseanne Barr Does Not: Hint It's The Same Reason The Problem With The Whitehouse Correspondents' Dinner Wasn't It's Very Existence.
Oh and Megyn Kelly shouldn't have been fired for her comments on blackface less because of their acceptability and more because the premise of the conversation was absurd; who cares what a reality star decided to wear as a Halloween costume, or that a white woman decided to be Diana Ross for Halloween, Kelly was right about one thing, who doesn't love Diana Ross? Read More
No Democrats Don't Need A Better Slogan They Need A Better Electorate
Voters, citizens who can walk and chew gum at the same time; who can keep one eye on domestic issues, their local economy, state of their roads, their healthcare, education and one eye on the …Read More


text:
In "Still Waiting: Green Card Problems Persist for High Skill Immigrants," the NFAP conducted research funded by the Kauffman Foundation that shows wait times may be developing for prospective immigrants in the employment-based first preference (EB-1) category (outstanding researchers and professors, aliens of extraordinary ability), which previously had no backlog. The report also reveals that skilled foreign nationals from countries other than China and India in the employment-based second preference (EB-2) – persons of "exceptional ability" and "advanced degree" holders – will soon experience backlogs. The report calls for reforms to immigration law and highlights current bills, such as the Startup Act, that would help to eliminate the backlog.
What Does Fortune 500 Turnover Mean?
College 2.0: An Entrepreneurial Approach to Reforming Higher Education


text:
buy Rizatriptan from canada East Coast Tae Kwon Do is an ITF Chung Do Kwon style Tae Kwon Do school and old fashioned kickboxing style fighting. Through us students "earn" their rank with time, hard work, focus, and discipline.
http://tamesky.com/w.youtube.com/embed/ldHauCPl118 MISSION STATEMENT:
To provide a top level of instruction and education in martial arts. Through classes and community service we strive to instill a feeling of self-worth and accomplishments. With classes for people of all disabilities, we aim to teach and show them their abilities and strength in all aspects of martial arts and society, with special instruction, inclusion, and proper training.
We offer classes for kids 5 1/2 – 8 yrs old and 9 – adult. We require no registration fees & no contracts to sign.
Check out the info on our page, come check us out and try a few classes first.
Upcoming Activities at ECTKD:
- WE'VE MOVED: ECTKD has moved to 204 8th ST SE, Altoona.
- diprovate plus cream buy online January 25th: Golf in the Halls at Altoona Elementary School
- 2020 IronGlüt: January 26th, 2020
Movie Night: Will be planning next movie night soon. This will be for SR'S class. Ip Man is the movie. Staring Donnie Yen, great movie with lots of action. Yes I still want to do this… lol
ECTKD in the News!
Fitness For Food..Norm Wrigley on WHO TV Channel 13 News at Noon.
We as members of the Tae Kwon Do
Train our fighting spirits and bodies according to a
strict moral code:
Contain, rather than hurt
Hurt, rather than maim
Maim, rather than kill
Kill, rather than be killed
We, as members, are united in mutual friendship
We, as members, will comply with regulations
Obey instructors and respect others.


text:
Hexagon End Table / Stool by Steven Holl for HormHexagon End Table or Stool is the perfect example that wood and stone still inspires, offering the perfect combination between nature and innovation. Designed by the incredibly talented Steven Holl for Horm and manufactured in Italy, Hexagon End Table or Stool offers endless possibilities that are rooted in its innate modularity. A hollow structure that's available in two sizes, Hexagon can be either made from Lecce stone, a type of weather resistant limestone or from West African Okume wood that's known to resist humidity and moisture.
room service 360° is an authorized dealer of renowned Horm Italian designer furniture. And with our 30 Day Lowest Price
Guarantee and everyday low shipping, you will not find a better price
on Horm designer furniture anywhere!


text:
Maximise the value of your investment in collaboration technologies
Managed Collaboration Services offer a single managed service across your entire collaboration environment including Cisco, Microsoft, and other collaboration tools and vendors. We monitor and operate the digital workplace environment on any deployment model: public cloud, private cloud, hosted, on-premise, and hybrid. We take care of the day-to-day administration to ensure the environment supports your business needs and meets user expectations, so you can focus on delivering your strategic business initiatives.


text:
Cards have special place in our culture from the history. From the day of Kingdoms to democracy, everybody used cards for entertainment. Card games are famous on special occasions like festivals and marriages.
Playing cards has become a tradition in special occasion for fun and entertainment. There are thousands of card game variants available to play. No matter what age you are and what gender you are! Most of the card games are simple to understand and play it.
Popular Card Games to Choose
Among the card games, Teenpatti, Bridge and Rummy are famous. The three card games are played by all ages regularly and occasionally. The easiness of the game made them more popular across India. Especially Rummy 13 card game gained more popularity across the globe. With the growing popularity, the rummy game took new shape in the internet world.
Online rummy games are now available on internet to play. Minimizing the physical hassles to zero, Rummy games on internet created new form of entertainment with least difficulties. All you need is internet; you can play rummy any time. Players like you are always available on tables to play rummy for free and cash as well.
Playing Rummy Online Made Easy
Play rummy online is made easy with Ace2Three.com India's first online rummy portal started with free rummy games. Ace2three made rummy most enjoyable and entertaining. As the game involves skill, Rummy has become completely legal to play in India as per the court of law. One can play rummy card games for cash as well.
Rummy stands as the ultimate rummy game in India as the wide range rummy games are available on internet. Starting from Pool games, Point games and best of deals and new flavor 101 national, Rummy gives you various choices to choose from.
Want to Win Big! Play rummy tournaments
Yes, Rummy Tournaments are one of the best ways to win big. The cash prizes in the tournaments starts from Rs. 10000 to Lakhs. Yes one can win Lakhs of cash prizes by participating and winning in rummy tournaments. Ace2Three.com, India no 1 rummy site recently gave away 20 Lakh Cash prizes on Diwali Season with Biggest Diwali Rummy Tournaments Diwali TheMaal.
Its all For Free at Ace2Three.com
Yes, one can register for free at Ace2three.com. If you are new to online rummy, you can play unlimited free games. Each new player will receive 10000 free chips to play rummy games. You can learn rummy rules and how to play rummy from the demo videos and help pages. Players can register at any time for free. If you are not a player yet Ace2Three, Join Now and Start Playing rummy card games at @ Ace2three.com


text:
Trailer | Farmsteaders
Preview: Season 32 Episode 9 | 2m 32s
Clear-eyed and intimate, Farmsteaders follows Nick Nolan and his young family on a journey to resurrect his late grandfather's dairy farm as agriculture moves toward large-scale farming. A study of place and persistence, Farmsteaders points an honest and tender lens at everyday life in rural America, offering an unexpected voice for a forsaken people: those who grow the food that sustains us.
Aired: 09/02/19Video has closed captioning.
Problems Playing Video?
Major funding for POV is provided by PBS, The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, Bertha Foundation, Marguerite Casey Foundation, Corporation for Public Broadcasting, National Endowment for the Arts and the New York State Council on the Arts, with special support from The Fledgling Fund.


text:
The 'brief' interlude to my KL report lasted for over a week. So I will get back to it and show you a nifty picture from the Indonesian Embassy in KL.
The people lined up here are mostly Indonesian migrant workers who need new passports or updated documents. They get in there early in the morning (there is a queue at the front gate before the embassy opens) and stay there all day waiting to see someone. There is lots of food and drinks to keep everyone going for the day.
Fortunately the queue to get a visa to Indonesia is much shorter. You go there in the morning, hand in your papers and wads of cash and return three days later to pick up your passport that hopefully contains a shiny new visa inside. I won't talk about how this almost didn't happen for me because this dull post will become even more so.
Actually, in that respect this post captures the feeling of standing in the visa queue perfectly.


text:
|Day Use:
|Year Round
Major Features & Activities
- Blue Indicates that some, but not all, facilities are accessible.
Major Features & Activities:
- Reservable
- Picnicking
- Open Year Round
- Restrooms Flush
Maud Williamson occupies a flat edge of cultivated Willamette Valley farm land on the west side of the Salem-Dayton highway. It's covered by a fine stand of second-growth Douglas fir. The park also includes a historic farm house once occupied by the person who donated the property as a park.
The park provides a covered picnic shelter which can be reserved for group picnics. Volleyball and horseshoes are available at this site. Large Douglas fir trees tower overhead providing excellent wildflower viewing in the early spring. Trilliums are abundant here.
Info: 800.551.6949Park: 503-393-1172


text:
Mens Jeep Boot Socks
- Product Details
- Delivery & Returns
- Reviews (0)
- Write Review
Mens Jeep Boot Socks
The ultimate in warmth and comfort! Men's Jeep Boot Socks have been designed for peak performance whether you are on the allotment, shopping or going for a stroll! These cotton rich socks with cushioned sole will take care of your feet all day long. 60% Cotton, 17% Polyester, 3% Elastane. Pack of 3 pairs supplied. Fits size 6-11.
Standard Delivery to the UK £4.99
We deliver to all UK postcodes, including Northern Ireland, Isle of Man, Scilly Isles and Channel Islands.
Currently we are unable to deliver to Eire
Orders are despatched by our courier 'Hermes' usually within 72 hours and normally delivered to your door within 7-14 days
Click here for our full delivery terms


text:
Our research team is coding our data in 15-second intervals and we have a script to generate columns in 15-second intervals. However, we've noticed that the way Datavyu plays these intervals differs from one computer to another. When we 'snap' the interval, Datavyu on one of our computers ends each interval a second or two sooner than Datavyu on another computer. And Datavyu on one computer consistently starts playing only about 3-5 seconds after the interval start time (the video is just frozen for the first couple of seconds). Even if it is only off by a few seconds, it makes a difference because we're coding in such short intervals. Is there any way to fix this so that it is the same across different computers? Or does it depend on how new or upgraded the computer is?
asked 21 Aug '15, 12:48
I completely understand how important a few seconds are when coding for behavior. We don't want your coders to code different things.
To help understand what is happening and to try to recreate the issue, I need a bit more information. Can you please let me know:
What type of computers are you using? What version of Datavyu are your computers using? What video plugin are you using? Do your videos play smoothly in that video plugin when playing them in the program outside of Datavyu?
Thank you, Vicky
answered 21 Aug '15, 13:26
Vicky Foo ♦♦
The computers are Dell Optiplex 755 and 780. The version of Datavyu we're using is the same on all computers- it's the stable release version. We use VLC as our video plugin, and it's the same version of VLC. The videos do play smoothly on VLC when playing them outside of Datavyu. Let me know if there's any other information I can provide.
answered 28 Aug '15, 11:19
It sounds like the issues that you are experiencing are from two problems:
Unfortunately, VLC does not consistently have frame accurate codes. This is something we have experienced before and that is why we suggest in our user guide to use Quicktime. http://datavyu.org/user-guide/guide/install.html
The slow video playback may be due to the power of your computers. I would look at the CPU to see if there is a large difference. We recommend a minimal CPU for smooth video playback on our download page. http://datavyu.org/download.html
We are currently looking into trying to make VLC work better with frame accurate coding as well as making it more clear in our documentation that this is a big drawback to using VLC.
answered 15 Sep '15, 18:41
Vicky Foo ♦♦


text:
I am, in fact, taking a little pod-casting break this week. So this is not a normal episode of the podcast. I thought though, rather than be completely off the radar, I would present to you one of my original stories, a piece of short fiction called, "Things He Wasn't Supposed to Do."
It was originally published in 1995, and recently collected in a short-fiction collection I called Five Stories…which is NOT a very original title, but it seemed to fit, since it was a collection of the first five stories I wrote that were published. If you'd like a copy of the book, you can find more information below, including the page for the book here on my website where I have some short videos where I talk about the genesis of each story and a brief excerpt from each, as well as links to BUY the book.
And, if you'd like a FREE pdf copy of the book, all five stories, to read, you can (as of this recording) sign up for my email newsletter or my blog and get a link to a free digital copy of the book.
The story takes about 40 minutes for me to read to you. I will be back with a normal podcast next week, episode 13.
More Stories Podcast home page
Five Stories page (includes videos, and other info about the book)
If you don't see the podcast player above, you can click here to go to the podcast page.
Receive a free copy of Five Stories as a PDF file for reading on your iPad, tablet, or other e-reader device, by signing up for either newsletter below
Sign up for the email newsletter (about once a month)
Sign up for the blog via email (whenever a new blog or podcast is posted)


text:
Your Support Makes a Difference
Your tax-deductible gifts to the Foundation for MCC benefit scholarships and student life activities. They also help provide state-of-the-art equipment and facilities that meet community needs and promote student success.
Our list of funds is shown in the pull-down menu below. Don't see your favorite? Select "Other" and fill in the related fields.
We appreciate your support of MCC programs and students.
Thank you for your contribution!
MCC employees can make donations through payroll deductions. Click here to download the employee donation form. Contributions can be mailed to:Foundation for Muskegon Community College221 S. Quarterline 400, Muskegon MI 49442
Charge by phone at (231) 777-0226
The Foundation for Muskegon Community College (38-2363598) is a nonprofit 501c3 organization with the sole purpose of supporting the mission of Muskegon Community College through fund development. For more information, visit www.muskegoncc.edu/foundation or email firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Note: passwords are case-sensitive
CYPRESS, Calif. - (June 1, 2017)- Today
Christie®, an acknowledged leader in multi-window processing, introduced an all new processor in the Spyder lineup with the
Christie Spyder X80. Delivering four times the pixel management capacity than anything available on the market, the new Spyder X80 is the solution for today's higher image resolutions and is the only video processor capable of handling 4K at a 60Hz refresh rate on a single channel. Setting a new benchmark for the creation of spectacular, unique visual experiences, the new Spyder X80 will be on exhibit in the Christie booth 2553 during
InfoComm 2017 in Orlando, Florida June 14 - 16.
"We asked Spyder X20 users what was important to them in a next generation processor. With their input we engineered the most powerful processing machine on the planet," said Clark Williams, executive vice president, Content Management & Processing, Christie. "The Spyder X80 is high performing, reliable, and the only processor built from the ground up to support 4K at 60Hz on every channel. We've introduced the next generation Spyder as the tool trusted by professionals for the most demanding applications, including rental staging and large scale experiences."
Added Williams, "The Christie Spyder X80 is an instrumental piece in realizing a 'pixels everywhere' vision and stands alone at the forefront as a solution for applications that require managing a massive volume of pixels from source to display with the highest level of performance, flexibility, and functionality available."
The new
Christie Spyder X80 multi-screen windowing processor offers many capabilities for rental staging and large scale experiences that help make display walls easy to set up and manage, while incorporating the latest standards and connectors, including HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.2, and 12G HDSDI. Christie Spyder X80 solves both the large and small display canvas needs of today, with enough power to solve display needs of the foreseeable future.
The new Christie Spyder X80 offers an array of innovative features and benefits:
From June 14 to 16, 2017, Christie Spyder X80 will be on display in the Christie booth #2553 at the Orlando Convention Center, Orlando, Florida.
About Christie
Christie Digital Systems USA, Inc. is a global visual and audio technologies company and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Ushio Inc., Japan (JP:6925). Consistently setting the standards by being the first to market some of the world's most advanced projectors, complete system displays, and cinema audio solutions; Christie is recognized as one of the most innovative visual technology companies in the world. From retail displays to Hollywood, mission critical command centers to classrooms and training simulators, Christie display solutions and projectors capture the attention of audiences around the world with dynamic and stunning images, accompanied by awe-inspiring sound. Visit
Follow us:
"Christie" is a trademark of Christie Digital Systems USA, Inc., registered in the United States of America and certain other countries.
Best Rental/Staging Product for Live Events: Christie Spyder X80


text:
Upper GI - 2WW
Service Overview
Services provided by UHBristol at Bristol Royal Infirmary and NBT at Southmead Hospital and WAHT at Weston General Hospital. The services are for patients who meet the Upper Gastrointestinal Cancer Two Week Wait criteria. The service offers consultation with diagnostics and onward referral for treatment as required.
Please see link for further NICE Cancer Guidelines 2015 - Upper GI Tract Cancers
At time of referral please issue the relevant patient information leaflet as detailed in section below.
Patients with suspected pancreatic cancer should also be referred using the referral form below but also see the Pancreas - 2WW section for further details and link to local pathway.
Referral Guidance
Patients should meet the referral criteria as indicated on the BNSSG Upper Gastrointestinal Cancer Referral Form (word doc). which should be embedded on your EMIS system.
At time of referral please issue the relevant patient information leaflet as below:
NBT's 2WW Patient Information Leaflet
UHB's 2WW Patient Information Leaflet.
WAHT 2WW Patient Information Leaflet
2WW Upper GI referrals can also be sent via ICE to NBT. See the NBT 2 week wait upper GI pathway.
****STOP PRESS**** (September 2019)


text:
Every year we have been going to the Red Barn to get pumpkins and enjoy the activities. I have to say it is one of my favorite family activities we do all year long! Love it! Nights like that give me such a stronger love for my little family.
Are those toes I can almost see down there...?
Yes, that is a pumpkin under my shirt...
Yes, someone there told me I would need to pay for it :)


text:
Brian Brennfoerderwrote a review of Yakima 9 Ft SKS Cable on May 7, 2009
Works great for me.
I bought this cable to secure two bikes and all four wheels to my car while mounted on a Thule T2 rack, and it's just right. I like the sliding lock pin on the cable... very useful for perfect cable arrangement. Does not come with lock cores though. At $39, that would earn it 5 stars.


text:
2020 Addison Street / Berkeley, CA 94704
(510) 644-2020 / firstname.lastname@example.com
The Box Office window is open 12:30pm-7pm and during all performances.
2020 Addison Street / Berkeley, CA 94704
The Box Office window is open 12:30pm-7pm and during all performances.
Real Vocal String QuartetPurchase tickets online
September 22 8:00 pm
Choose a box, any box, and the Real Vocal String Quartet will think outside of it. They're a string quartet and a women's vocal quartet. They play Irish fiddle tunes and Brazilian choros, chamber music and wild improvisation. They backed up Feist on her indie-pop hit Metals, which Jon Pareles of the New York Times named his favorite album of 2011, and appeared with her on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Rik Malone of KQED Arts has described their music as "by turns beautiful, haunting, mesmerizing, and foot-stomping fun." The U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs chose the quartet to be musical ambassadors as part of next year's American Music Abroad program. Their self-titled debut album is a "marvelous accomplishment" and a "breathtaking bouquet with one luscious hybrid after another," according to KQED's California Report, and the group is about to release a new album.
Violinist and vocalist Irene Sazer founded the group seven years ago. An original member of the famed Turtle Island String Quartet, she wanted to combine her musical passions — chamber music, improvising, composing, and singing. She found ideal collaborators in Alisa Rose on violin and vocals, Dina Maccabee on viola and vocals, and Jessica Ivry on cello and vocals. Irene has played with artists as diverse as Frank Sinatra and Bjork, Ray Charles and Ali Akbar Khan. She founded and currently directs the School of Strings and String Improvisation here in Berkeley. Alisa is a member of the Grammy-nominated Quartet San Francisco and has played with Michelle Shocked, Josh Ritter, and Bauhuas, as well as on PBS's Song of the Mountains with A.J. Roach and the Strange Pilgrims. Dina, too, has played with an eclectic mix of performers including Wilco, Donovan, Tin Hat, and Sufjan Stevens, and has composed scores for the Shotgun Players and several San Francisco film makers. Jessica plays with avant-cabaret composer and singer Amy X Neuburg & the Cello ChiXtet and has toured with the Beth Custer Ensemble, singer-songwriter Vienna Teng, and Balkan women's choir Kitka.
The Real Vocal String Quartet brings together a world of music and a wealth of musical possibilities.
Visit Real Vocal Stering Quartet's website
Listen to a track from Real Vocal String Quartet:
Listen to sample tracks from upcoming artists.


text:
Posted: Sep 26, 2018
Cerro Coso Volleyball traveled to Taft College Wednesday night to earn a CVC win against a formidable Cougars Volleyball team. The Coyotes came out on fire to win the first game, but the Cougars came charging back and took the next two games. After a grueling fourth set win for the Coyotes at 26-24, Cerro Coso sealed the deal with a 15-12 fifth set win. With the win, the Coyotes move to 8-3 overall and 4-1 in conference putting them in third place in the CVC. The Coyotes have also been generating some attention at the state level for the second straight week with recognition for their efforts as they attempt to crack the top 25 poll. Cerro Coso remains on the road as they travel to West Hills Lemoore to continue conference play on Friday.


text: Humanities › History & Culture What Are the Letters of the Greek Alphabet? Share Flipboard Email Print GM Stock Films / Getty Images History & Culture Ancient History and Culture Ancient Languages Figures & Events Greece Egypt Asia Rome Mythology & Religion American History African American History African History Asian History European History Genealogy Inventions Latin American History Medieval & Renaissance History Military History The 20th Century Women's History View More by N.S. Gill N.S. Gill is a Latinist, writer, and teacher of ancient history and Latin. She has been featured by NPR and National Geographic for her ancient history expertise. Updated July 08, 2019 The Greek alphabet was developed about 1000 BCE, based on the Phoenician's North Semitic Alphabet. It contains 24 letters including seven vowels, and all of its letters are capitals. While it looks different, it is actually the forebear of all European alphabets.History of the Greek AlphabetThe Greek alphabet went through several changes. Before the fifth century BCE, there were two similar Greek alphabets, the Ionic and Chalcidian. The Chalcidian alphabet was very possibly the forerunner of the Etruscan alphabet and, later, the Latin alphabet. It is the Latin alphabet that forms the basis of most European alphabets. Meanwhile, Athens adopted the Ionic alphabet; as a result, it is still used in modern Greece.While the original Greek alphabet was written in all capitals, three different scripts were created to make it easier to write quickly. These including uncial, a system for connecting capital letters, as well as the more familiar cursive and minuscule. Minuscule is the basis for modern Greek handwriting.Why You Should Know the Greek AlphabetEven if you never plan to learn Greek, there are good reasons to familiarize yourself with the alphabet. Mathematics and Science use Greek letters like PI (π) to complement the numeric symbols. That same SIGMA in its capital form can stand for "sum," while the letter DELTA can mean "change." Greek letters are used to designate fraternities, sororities, and philanthropic organizations.Some books in English are numbered using the letters of the Greek alphabet. Sometimes, both lower case and capitals are employed for simplification. Thus, you may find that the books of the "Iliad" are written Α to Ω and those of "The Odyssey", α to ω. Get to Know the Greek AlphabetUpper CaseLower CaseLetter NameΑαalphaΒβbetaΓγgammaΔδdeltaΕεepsilonΖζzetaΗηetaΘθthetaΙιiotaΚκkappaΛλlamdaΜμmuΝνnuΞξxiΟοomicronΠπpiΡρrhoΣσ,ςsigmaΤτtauΥυupsilonΦφphiΧχchiΨψpsiΩωomega Continue Reading


text:
The very first thing that you will want to do is to check and see if gas is in the carburetor bowl. If the bowl is empty, you will then proceed to check if the valve is stuck. A stuck carburetor valve is a relatively common problem and is most associated with gunk build up. A Briggs carb issue is one of the most common issues lawn mower owners are faced with especially in the hotter months of late summer.
Flip Mower Upside Down
If there is no valve problem and you have determined that there is no obstruction in the bowl itself, then it is time to move onto the underside of the mower engine. The best way to do this is to turn the mower upside down. Once you have the mower in the upside down position, you may then take a quick look at the float. A stuck float is much like a stuck valve and will be the second leading cause of a carburetor problem. The float needs to be checked regularly, as in the summer months, it is easy for these floats to become stuck and gunked up with debris and gas sediment.
How to Maintain a Briggs Carb on Lawn Mower – Valve and Float Sticking Issues


text:
Trouble logging in?
You are here:
Retirement is when you put your dreams into action – travel, write a book, perfect your woodwork technique, hike up a mountain, join a choir, help in the local op shop, coach newcomers with their English and spend time with friends and family.
To make these dreams happen you need to plan and the earlier your plan starts, the better.
Income Streams
For the eleventh consecutive year, independent superannuation research and rating organisation SuperRatings has given our Retirement Income Stream a Platinum rating (the highest rating possible).
Read the report (PDF 149.7KB)
SuperRatings is an independently owned superannuation research company providing data analysis, information and commentary to both the public and the superannuation industry. Established in 2002, it is the most widely used and accepted ratings firm in the superannuation industry. Refer to www.superratings.com.au for more information.


text:
What does fact checked mean?
At Healthfully, we strive to deliver objective content that is accurate and up-to-date. Our team periodically reviews articles in order to ensure content quality. The sources cited below consist of evidence from peer-reviewed journals, prominent medical organizations, academic associations, and government data.
The information contained on this site is for informational purposes only, and should not be used as a substitute for the advice of a professional health care provider. Please check with the appropriate physician regarding health questions and concerns. Although we strive to deliver accurate and up-to-date information, no guarantee to that effect is made.
Life Expectancy of Cirrhosis of the Liver
When your liver becomes damaged due to disease, a condition known as cirrhosis, scar tissue builds up in your liver and keeps it from functioning properly. Unlike some of your body's organs---your spleen and gall bladder, for example---you cannot live without your liver. It filters out toxins in your blood and creates essential nutrients. Though a mildly damaged liver can usually repair itself, severe cirrhosis will shorten your lifespan.
When your liver becomes damaged due to disease, a condition known as cirrhosis, scar tissue builds up in your liver and keeps it from functioning properly. Unlike some of your body's organs—your spleen and gall bladder, for example—you cannot live without your liver. It filters out toxins in your blood and creates essential nutrients. Though a mildly damaged liver can usually repair itself, severe cirrhosis will shorten your lifespan.
If you are experiencing serious medical symptoms, seek emergency treatment immediately.
Life Expectancy
Because the liver is such a vital organ, your life can be substantially shortened if your liver becomes too damaged to function properly. As with any life-threatening condition, the number of years lost will vary from person to person, depending on whether there are any other complicating conditions present. If you have cirrhosis of the liver due to heavy alcohol use and you stop drinking and begin a healthy lifestyle with plenty of nutritious food and exercise, you will have a high likelihood of reversing or at least halting the progress of your liver damage. If however, you continue with excessive drinking and an unhealthy lifestyle, the probability of an early death from liver disease is greatly increased.
Like high blood pressure, cirrhosis is often a silent killer. Often there are no symptoms until the condition is serious or even irreversible. People who do experience symptoms may be fatigued, have swelling in their legs and abdomen, feel nauseated, bruise or bleed easily, and have an unexpected loss of appetite and weight loss. Although you may not feel any symptoms, a simple blood test at regular intervals (during your yearly physical exam, for instance) can detect potential liver problems. Discovering liver damage early can help extend your lifespan.
There are several diseases that contribute to cirrhosis. The most prevalent are long-term alcohol abuse and Hepatitis B and C. Too much iron or copper in the body can also result in liver damage, while cystic fibrosis, fatty liver disease, and inadequate or damaged bile ducts can also cause cirrhosis. In some developing countries, parasites can contribute to liver disease. In all these conditions, scar tissue builds up in the liver over time and can drastically shorten life expectancy.
Risk Factors
Risk factors for cirrhosis include the long-term abuse of alcohol. Intravenous drug users are also at high risk for cirrhosis since Hepatitis B and C can be contracted through sharing needles. These diseases can also be passed along through unsanitized tattoo or piercing needles. In earlier years, surgery patients sometimes contacted Hepatitis C through blood transfusions, but the blood supply in the U.S. today is screened to prevent this. Other risk factors for cirrhosis include genetic factors such as the malformation or dysfunction of bile ducts, as well as conditions like cystic fibrosis.
Although cirrhosis itself cannot be cured, treatment of the conditions and diseases that caused it can help the liver repair itself to some degree. If you have Hepatitis B or C, antiviral treatments can assist in managing these conditions and limiting the injury to your liver. Ending the use of alcohol is imperative and if you find it difficult, seek out a program that will assist you. When cirrhosis has advanced too far, a liver transplant is the only solution. Though this surgery requires a whole liver from an organ donor, it requires only a partial liver from a compatible living person, perhaps a child or sibling. By either reducing the danger to your liver in mild cirrhosis or replacing your liver in advanced cirrhosis, your chances for a longer lifespan is greatly increased.


text:
A 21-year-old visually-impaired student from Gujarat has fulfilled her dream of walking in the hallways of the prestigious Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Ahmedabad.
Prachi Sukhwani, who has lost almost 80 percent of her vision due to macular dystrophy, scored a 98.55 percentile in the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2016 exams, according to the Times of India.
Not only did she get into IIM Ahmedabad, she reportedly also received calls from IIM Bangalore and IIM Kolkata.
Sukhwani, who started losing her eyesight when she was in Class III because of a genetic disorder, told TOI:
"My short term goal is to join a company, preferably a multinational. Once I get some experience, I will have my own start-up. But my long term goal is to open an NGO for the blind."
Sukhwani's father runs a garment business. He said that he had been taking his daughter to visit eye specialists in Chennai for the last 15 years, but her disorder is considered untreatable.
"She had been advised to wear special reading glasses by the doctors," he added. "But she is so engrossed in studies that she finds even those glasses to be an obstacle for her."
Sukhwani is currently busy with the last semester of her Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree and is also basking in the glow of congratulatory notes from friends, family and well-wishers.
Also On HuffPost:


text:
Put away your trimming shears and get out the lounge chair once you choose to implement a number of of the wild garden concepts you'll discover in the garden photos under. For instance, imagine sitting in your backyard or on your lawn, whereas sitting on this pretty butterfly theme bench. A garden toolbelt is a extremely helpful thing to have – it means you don't depart your tools mendacity around and lose them within the backyard, or hold having to dash again to the shed to collect something you've forgotten. Our aim is to contribute in some way in the direction of the beautifying of our towns and citys, and enable you learn how to design and develop your landscaping and create and preserve your backyard in a extra natural means!! Its intoxicating perfume is most evident at night time, making it a beautiful choice for a moon backyard.
Landscaping ideas in your yard, together with landscaping design, backyard ideas, flowers, and garden design.. – simple backyard panorama design concepts and photos. Now its time for that backyard celebration, congratulations on a really properly completed front web page characteristic. My personal container butterfly backyard proven within the prime picture includes lantana in the center, dark burgundy petunias (which decide up on the pink shade within the lantana) and white sweet alyssum.
If compost is not out there, buy an excellent quality potting combination or make your own from equal components of sand, loamy backyard soil, and peat moss. Take a have a look at these vegetable garden layout examples and see if you get any ideas for your own vegetable backyard plans this Spring. Or you could possibly look in your local DIY store for finish of season bargains in the backyard part. The lush garden of this Napa Valley country cottage options lavender, rosemary, irises, and fruit bushes.
With 22 distinct backyard areas, 2,500 bushes, shrubs, and perennials, 17,000 bulbs, and 500 annuals, the backyard offers infinite inspiration for many who love to dig in the grime. Also, raised beds have at all times been engaging to me. This is a really useful hub matter and I loved the ideas you listed. By mixing edibles in with decorative plants, pest and disease harm is diminished as a result of the pests are interested in the large mass plantings of the standard backyard.
We sometimes neglect that Australia, New Zealand, Southern Africa and South America all have opposite seasons to us (the Northerners). I love taking a look at lenses like this because they spark much more ideas than are on the page. Choose a soil mixture or potting mixture from the garden middle quite than using backyard filth. From the front backyard design examples above minimalist, minimalist garden design seems to be simple and modest.


text:
Read this tip to make your life smarter, better, faster and wiser. LifeTips is the place to go when you need to know about Getting Started with Scrapbooking. and other Scrapbook topics.
Scrapbooking is meant to be relaxing. It is a time for you to let your creativity go in different directions. If your scrapbooking sessions are stressful then it's time to take another approach.
The best advice for a "stressed out" scrapper is to follow the KISS (keep it simple scrapbooking) technique.
Keep the designs simple and straightforward, particularly in the beginning. Make the your page designs as easy as can be, while telling the story in a nice, clean way.
There are no rules in scrapbooking. Page layouts can be designed however you wish. Remember you are preserving your one-of-kind, unique memories. No one else has the exact same experience. You can tell your story the way you want it to be told.
|Guru Spotlight
|Linda Handiak


text:
by Thierry Olivry, DrVet, PhD, DipACVD, DipECVD,
Associate Professor of Dermatology, Department of Clinical Sciences,
College of Veterinary Medicine, NC State University,
Raleigh, North Carolina,
and Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor of Dermatology, Department of Dermatology,
School of Medicine, University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Autoimmune blistering skin diseases first were identified in companion animals twenty five years ago, with the description of two dogs affected with pemphigus vulgaris (PV). Two years later, the first cases of pemphigus foliaceus (PF) were recognized in canine patients. These two diseases represent the main forms of animal pemphigus being diagnosed by veterinarians.
Surprisingly, whereas the main form of pemphigus affecting human individuals is pemphigus vulgaris (PV), this entity is extremely rare in dogs with less than 50 cases being reported in veterinary medical journals. This deep pemphigus variant also has been recognized, albeit very sporadically, in rare cats and horses.
Clinically, dogs and cats with PV will present with blisters and ulcers that affect the oral cavity and skin areas bordering the mouth, nose, eyes, ears, anus and genitalia. The lesions often progress to involve the skin, especially in areas of frictions such as the groin and armpits. In rare dogs, the ulcers are restricted to the skin, or to the nose, or to the borders of the nails. Ulcerated skin and mucosal lesions generally are painful; the pets thus are reluctant to eat, and they will begin to lose weight. Deep skin lesions commonly become infected with skin bacteria.
The diagnostic methodology for animal PV is similar to that used for human patients. Skin biopsies are taken and examined by a pathologist. Microscopic lesions of canine and feline PV include cleavage that occurs in the deepest part of the epidermis, identically to that which is seen in human beings with PV. Immunological tests are not done routinely. When performed, these tests will reveal the presence of skin-fixed and serum IgG autoantibodies that recognize desmoglein-3, the same autoantigen as is found in human individuals with mucosal-predominant PV.
Canine PV reportedly is very difficult to treat. Veterinarians will attempt to control the disease with high doses of prednisone, and when not sufficient, will add immune-suppressive chemotherapeutic drugs such as azathioprine (IMURAN), cyclophosphamide (CYTOXAN) or chlorambucil (LEUKERAN).
Pemphigus foliaceus is, by far, the most common variant of pemphigus in all animal species, and it has been recognized in dogs, cats, horses and goats. In North America, there is a remarkable breed predisposition for PF in dogs of the Chow and Akita breeds. This predilection suggests that genetic factors could be very important in increasing the sensitivity of dogs to develop the disease. Pemphigus foliaceus usually affects adult dogs, but some animals can develop the disease around puberty, which occurs usually before one year of age.
The first skin lesions of canine PF will usually appear on the top of the nose, either on the haired part, or on the nose pad itself. From there, they will spread to the skin around the eyes, the ears and, in some patients, to the rest of the body. Interestingly, the footpads, and more rarely the nails, can be affected as well. In contrast to those of PV, skin lesions of PF are not found in the oral cavity or on other mucosal surfaces. In most cases, the skin lesions are seen bilaterally and symmetrically on the skin. The main difference between animal and human PF is the nature of the skin lesions themselves. Human patients with PF usually will present superficial clear blisters that rupture easily leaving shallow erosions and marked dandruff formation. The earliest lesions of PF in dogs and other animals are pustules, which are blisters filled with pus (e.g. pimples). The pustules can be quite large, and clustered in groups of variable numbers. The pustules always will dry into crusts (scabs), which, if removed, will leave superficial erosions. In many dogs with PF, the skin of the nose can show a loss of the normal black pigment. Because lesions of PF are more superficial than those of PV, there is usually less pain than in deep pemphigus.
The skin lesions of feline PF are very similar to those seen in dogs, except that the disease will be usually less severe than in canine patients. The lesions can be restricted to the face. In horses and goats, the skin lesions consist primarily of large crusts, and the distribution is more generalized than in small animals.
In all animal species, PF is diagnosed primarily by microscopic examination of skin biopsies. The veterinary pathologists will look for superficial pustules, rich in neutrophils and free-floating clustered or individual epidermal cells ("acantholytic cells"). Care is taken to look for skin fungal infections that can cause lesions resembling to those of PF. At this time, there are very few laboratories that perform immunological tests for confirming the diagnosis of animal PF. In our laboratory, immunofluorescence tests are used to demonstrate IgG autoantibodies in the skin and serum of affected patients. Recently, the canine PF autoantigen has been identified as desmoglein-1, the same that is being targeted in human individuals with the same disease.
The prognosis of animal PF is highly variable, lesions responding to low doses of prednisone in some patients, while others will need very high doses of this medication to enter remission. When the lesions persist in spite of the glucocorticoids, the veterinarians will prescribe chemotherapeutic drugs as done for PV. In rare cases, response of skin lesions to dapsone, gold salts, or niacinamide-tetracycline has been reported.
Recent investigations have established that canine PV is remarkably similar to the disease that affects human patients, both at the lesional, microscopic and immunological level. Canine PF, even though the autoantigen is desmoglein-1, is different at the clinical and histological level because primary lesions consist of pustules (pimples) instead of vesicles (blisters). A pustular variant of PF has been recognized recently in human patients, however. Because PF is not uncommon in dogs, studies on genetic factors and mechanisms of lesion formation in the canine disease could further the knowledge on various aspects of human pemphigus. Moreover, novel treatment strategies could be tested on canine patients, especially when standard-of-care therapy has failed to induce lesion remission.


text:
Titles and Roles
- Assistant Professor of Surgery, Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Department of Surgery
- Emory University School of Medicine
- Thoracic Surgeon
- Esophageal Cancer
- Lung Cancer
- Research Program
- Cancer Prevention and Control
A board certified thoracic surgeon, Manu S. Sancheti, MD, FACS, is an Assistant Professor of Surgery in the Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery of the Department of Surgery at Emory University School of Medicine. He joined the Emory faculty in 2014.
Dr. Sancheti is part of a physician team providing a full range of thoracic procedures, including the most current minimally invasive approaches such as video-assisted thoracic surgery (VATS) and robotic lobectomy.
Dr. Sancheti is a member of the Cancer Prevention and Control Research Program at Winship Cancer Institute of Emory University. He holds professional memberships with the American College of Surgeons, the American Medical Association, the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin, the Southern Thoracic Surgical Association and the Society of Thoracic Surgeons.
Dr. Sancheti received his Medical Degree from the University of Alabama School of Medicine, after which he did a general surgery residency at St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center in New York City. He then joined the faculty at Emory University after completing his cardiothoracic surgery residency on a general thoracic track.
Dr. Sancheti's research interests are in thoracic surgical minimally invasive techniques, outcomes in thoracic oncology, and cost and quality improvements in thoracic surgical services.
Publications Publication Date
Dr. Sancheti has received the following awards and honors:
- Poster of Exceptional Merit and Best Overall Poster Winner, American College of Surgeons Annual Clinical Congress, 2014
- Best Clinical Research Project, St. Luke's-Roosevelt Department of Surgery Research Day, 2010
- Vascular Surgery Resident of the Year, 2009


text:
- This event has passed.
Event Description
The circus is coming to town…
After selling out our 2018 Christmas party dates, the 2019 festive season promises to be bigger than ever with our Greatest Christmas!
Step right up and celebrate with us at one of our circus-themed party nights throughout December. Relax and enjoy a three-course meal hand prepared by our award-winning chefs before dancing into the early hours like the showman/woman you are.
What's included?
Welcome drink
A delicious three-course meal
Multiple cash bars
Spectacular circus theme
Live music
After-dinner DJ and disco
Fairground rides
Cloakroom facility (charged at £1 per item)
Late night entertainment from 1.30am at Grosvenor Casino*
7.00pm – Doors open
7.00pm-7.30pm – Drinks reception
7.30pm – Dinner is called
8.00pm-10.00pm – Dinner service with live entertainment
10.00pm – Fairground rides open and live music
11.30pm-1.30am – DJ
1.00am – Bar closes
1.30am – Music ends and carriages
1.30am onwards – Grosvenor Casino
Booking couldn't be easier! Simply call a member of our team on 02476 933444 or email email@example.com


text:
Curious about how annexing into the City will affect your tax bill? Use this calculator to see the bottom line.* Information you enter will not be saved and will be seen by only you. If you have questions, please contact Community Development by email or call (520) 439-2168.
*While we've done our best to ensure this information is accurate, please be aware that the figures are estimated and rounded to two decimal points.


text:
The 2015 Fall Musical
Directed by: Erin Umpstead
Choreographed by: Jessica Nieuwkoop
Orchestrated by: Michael Emerson
Assisted by: David Runyon, Susan Morgan, Jeff Miller, Ross Hineman
Choreographed by: Jessica Nieuwkoop
Orchestrated by: Michael Emerson
Assisted by: David Runyon, Susan Morgan, Jeff Miller, Ross Hineman
It's 1962, and plump, big-haired teenager Tracy Turnblad dreams of dancing on the local teenage TV dance program. When she learns a few dance moves from her black friend Seaweed, her wish comes true and she becomes an instant local celebrity. Using her new-found fame, Tracy advocates for racial integration on the show - an uphill battle she has every intention of winning.
Facts and Knowledge
A spectacular, bold and bombastic performance, the students of Holt High School took on a musical that not only lived the life of the snazzy 1960's, but also racial tension and equality. This was an honest step away from the more traditional romantic comedies (Anything Goes, Pajama Game) to break new grounds and show how a cast could put on an unforgettable and outstanding performance. With Erin Umpstead taking the wheel as the new Musical Director, as well as bringing the musical over to a fall-premiere, everyone had the opportunity to "turn over a new leaf" and dance to the sound of the beat!
Performance Dates
Thursday, November 12th, 7:00pm
Friday, November 13th, 7:00pm
Saturday, November 14th, 7:00pm
Sunday, November 15th, 2:00pm


text:
myAOL Personalization Suite Launches
AOL Launches Three New myAOL Products Into Beta
and that makes me happy. i've been part of many product teams and getting to public beta is never easy – particularly at a large company. but our personalization team is filled with enthusiastic overachievers who came together like a small, nimble startup – working long hours month after month to make things happen. beta is an enormous milestone that really marks the beginning of big new things to come. thank you and congrats to the entire team and all the partners who have decided to come along for the ride 🙂


text:
Faculty is at the heart of any program. At the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business, students have the opportunity to learn and collaborate with highly respected, innovative teachers and established thought leaders. For more than 10 years, the Financial Times has consistently ranked Smith among the nation's best in intellectual capital, a testament to our faculty's thought leadership in the business world. This means you'll learn and collaborate with the very thinkers who are changing the way the world does business, one research study at a time.
Smith's finance department is among the world's best. Our PhD students have been hired as faculty members by the Washington University at St. Louis, Vanderbilt, Johns Hopkins, and the World Bank, among others.
The Smith School's Master of Finance program is taught by world-renowned experts:
Professor Albert Kyle, co-creator of an entire field of finance research – market microstructure – which focuses on how the structures of markets affect their performance. Professor Kyle has received multiple professional awards, and is an advisor to major financial regulatory bodies such as the SEC, the CFTC, FINRA and NASDAQ.
Professor Steve Heston, creator of the Heston model for valuing financial options. This model is so widely used by practitioners that it is a standard option pricing model on all Bloomberg terminals. Professor Heston is an expert on the pricing of financial derivatives, and worked at Goldman Sachs as Vice President of U.S. Arbitrage and also of Quantitative Equities. He is also an expert on the mathematics of gambling, and has written two widely praised books on tournament poker.
Professor Vojislav Maksimovic, a leading expert on firms in Emerging Markets. Much of his work has focused on how finance matters for young firms in developing countries, and how countries' institutions and legal systems affect firm growth. He is also an expert on the behavior of conglomerates, initial public offerings (IPOs), and corporate mergers, and has consulted for the World Bank.
Professor Russell Wermers, a world expert on the performance of mutual funds, pension funds, and hedge funds. As well as writing a book on the state-of-the-art of performance evaluation for investment industry practitioners, he consults widely for the hedge, pension, and mutual fund industries, such as Goldman Sachs. Professor Wermers is the recipient of numerous awards for research and teaching.
Professor Dilip Madan, a leading expert on Mathematical Finance and the Editor of two of the most important journals in the field: Review of Derivatives Research, and Mathematical Finance. He is the co-creator of the Variance Gamma (VG) model for option pricing, available on all Bloomberg terminals. He has consulted for Morgan Stanley, Bloomberg, the FDIC, Wachovia, and several hedge funds. Among other awards, he was named the 2007 Risk Magazine Quant of the Year.
Professor Michael Faulkender, an Associate Editor at Finance's most prestigious academic publication: the Journal of Finance. Professor Faulkender, an expert on corporate risk management, cash policy and capital structure, and has been cited in the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and The New York Times. He has received numerous awards for both his research and his teaching.
Professor Clifford Rossi, an Executive-in-Residence and Professor of the Practice. Prior to entering academia, Rossi had nearly 25 years' experience in banking and government, having held senior executive roles in risk management at several of the largest financial services companies. His most recent position was Managing Director and Chief Risk Officer for Citigroup's Consumer Lending Group where he was responsible for overseeing the risk of a $300+B global portfolio of mortgage, home equity, student loans and auto loans with 700 employees under his direction.
Visit the Smith Finance faculty page for a comprehensive listing of all our faculty members.


text:
How many times has it happened with you that you set out from home to run an errand and entered a cafe or a store instead ? It happens with me once in a while and more often than not leads to some interesting moments. While trying to find a place to park in a busy shopping area last weekend, I saw a board Cafe "Here and Now" with promises of English Breakfast and much more. I rubbed my eyes to re-check if I had read the name right; it was a strange co-incidence. I was turning the pages of "Power of Now" the previous night for the nth time in the hope of finding some additional inspiration from Eckhart Tolle and it seemed to have manifested in a cafe in front of me.
I walked up the stairs of the neatly restored building to a small reception. The walls were largely painted white and orange, adorned with framed pictures of Calvin and Hobbes and different abstract art. The first floor of a once upon a time residential property has been converted to a cafe, the various rooms and balcony turned into neat seating areas. The staff were very warm and five minutes into the conversation, I realized that they co-own the place.
While English Breakfast figured right on top, the rest of the breakfast menu was equally promising. After some deliberation, I ordered "Spoiled Brat" which was supposedly a concoction of vegetables, chicken sausage, egg and cheese to be served along with Bread, Home Made Papaya Jam and a glass of Juice. (Opt for Tea or Coffee instead) While my order was being prepared I had the option of doodling on the papers rolled up on the table or just walk around to their game room or the book shelves on the wall.
I was more than happy to find a copy of "Himalaya" by Michael Palin. For the trekker in me enjoying a cool Bangalore morning over hot breakfast and warm stories of the mystic mountains is as refreshing as it can be.
The "Spoiled Brat" turned out to be a lasagna and it did not come as a surprise since I had been told that upfront. I sliced through the layer of egg and cheese and scooped out a spoonful or vegetables and chicken below. The mushrooms, diced chicken sausage and strips of chicken salami were well cooked but the tomato puree was a little over powering.
The thin consistency of the jam and the raw smell of ripe papaya seemed home fresh and went well with the brown bread. I lingered on for a while sipping the fresh guava juice, virtually traveling with Michael Palin through the West of Himalayas.
2 of my foodie friends Dushyant and Pratheek ( blog at Butter Theory and Grubitizer) were comfortably seated in the balcony tinkering with their cameras over their English Breakfast and Nice to Meat You. I grabbed a few generous helpings while they were busy getting their technicalities right. The pictures below are borrowed from their collection.They certainly had made a better choice. Also overheard some one from the adjoining table rave over their Pork o Pine burger.
I will surely drop by again when I feel like spending a lazy morning sipping juice and English Breakfast. This cafe is a Cubicle to Kitchen journey of three passionate youngsters who are living their dream of creation. Bangalore has long been the start up capital for Information Technology and soon it is turning out to be a Cafe Capital as well with new ones opening up in almost every area. Some will survive, some will perish and some will go all the way to stardom. I hope Cafe Here and Now continues to innovate to be on course to stardom since they have got the basics right !!
Located opposite to BDA Complex in HSR Layout, Bangalore.
Related Posts: