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Tropical Fish Keeping - Aquarium fish care and resources (https://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/forum.php)
- Atherinid Species (https://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/atherinid-species/)
- - Boeseman's Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia boesemani) (https://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/atherinid-species/boesemans-rainbowfish-melanotaenia-boesemani-177746/)
Boeseman's Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia boesemani)
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Family: Melanotaeniidae
Common Names: Boeseman's Rainbowfish
Origin and Habitat: SE Asia: Indonesia. Inhabits shallow areas with dense vegetation in the Ajamaru Lakes. The pH is between 8 and 9. The fish have also been seen in surrounding tributaries having a lower pH.
Compatibility/Temperament: Peaceful, but due to its level of activity should not be kept with slow, sedate or small fish. Provided they suit the water parameters, similarly-sized peaceful characins, barbs, danios, other rainbowfish, livebearers and catfish are good tankmates. Must be kept in a group of at least 6 to avoid being skittish, but males will be more colourful in larger groups.
Boeseman Rainbowfish Diet
Boeseman's Rainbowfish are omnivorous and therefore should be able to accept almost all food given to them. Frozen and live foods in addition to prepared dried foods will maintain brighter colouration. They have a large appetite and care must be taken not to overfeed.
Males can attain 4.3 inches, females 3.2 inches.
Minimum Tank Suggestion
48 inches in length.
Water parameters for Boeseman Rainbowfish
Medium hard to hard (10-20 dGH), basic (pH 7-9), temperature 27-30C/80-86F. Reported to not do well long-term in soft, acidic water.
When seen in store tanks, this fish will often be juveniles that lack the intense colouration of mature fish. It can take a year for this colouration to develop. Its lifespan is around 4 years.
Boeseman's Rainbowfish is easily distinguished from other rainbowfish by the half yellow, half purple color pattern. Males are high-backed and display brighter colors in comparison to the females. Relatively easy to spawn, they are egg scatters, depositing the eggs in fine plants such as moss. Spawning is best in a separate tank, and although the adults are not avid egg and fry eaters, the parents can be removed for easier raising of the fry. The spawning tank should provide some retreat for the female, as the male can be aggressive during spawning.
Some sources suggest smaller aquaria than what we list, but this fish is a very active swimmer, and should always be in groups of no less than 6 and preferably 8 or more, and this means a spacious tank. An aquascape representing its habitat could consist of gravel or sand, with thick planting around the sides and back with an open area for swimming. Floating plants will shade the light. A moderate filter current will be beneficial to keep the water clear and clean; this fish is intolerant of poor water conditions, and it is reported to be prone to parasites and bacterial infections. Regular partial water changes of at least 50% will help maintain healthy fish, and increase the males' colour.
Most fish offered today are commercially raised in Asia. This species is rare in its natural habitat, and is on the IUCN red list of endangered species. This has sadly come about due to former extreme overfishing for the hobby.
The species was described in 1980 by G.R. Allen and N.J. Cross. Heiko Bleher introduced this beautiful fish to the hobby in 1983.
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SharePoint Online introduces the Touch Design mobile experience
We are so excited to announce that the new SharePoint now allows for more innovative interactions with SharePoint sites and content on mobile devices: contemporary views, device channels, and new native apps (SkyDrive Pro apps and SharePoint Newsfeed apps).
Mark Kashman, a Senior Product Manager on the SharePoint team this week blogged about how, "From the start, touch has been a key area of investment across all of the products in the new Office, and SharePoint is no exception. Now we're making SharePoint even more touch friendly. The new Touch Design mobile pages enhance the touch experience of two core SharePoint components, SkyDrive Pro and Sites.
"Now, when you access SharePoint Online from smaller devices-from 11-inch screens down to 4-inch-you have a new app-like experience that enables you to work your best with your documents and team sites," Mark adds.
Take a look at a few screen shots of SharePoint on 11-inch and 4-inch screens:
The Touch Design view of "my documents" in SkyDrive Pro on an 11-inch touch tablet device.
Backstage of the Touch Design experience on a 4-inch screen showing navigation access to Office 365 tiles. After clicking into the SkyDrive Pro tile, you see a "shared with me" documents pivot.
To find out more, read Mark's full article here. Tweet us your thoughts! @MSNZEducation.

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The business of Brexit
By Mark Titterington, Deputy Chairman, South East Conservative European Network
It is now more than eight months since I offered SECEN's 'Monitoring Brexit' Conference a perspective on leaving the E.U. from someone who has operated at an executive level in a global business for many years. Since then, the Prime Minister has triggered the Article 50 mechanism for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union by spring 2019. We've also had a general election that has resulted in a minority government, with at least two schools of thought on what Brexit should look like, and five rounds of negotiation between the EU and UK, which have told us little about the terms of the divorce, let alone what a new relationship between the two looks like.
In fact, the only thing that we do seem to know is that the U.K. has, at least, recognised that business requires some certainty about its short to medium term operating environment. This means that some form of transition agreement lasting 'around two years' is needed and that 'no deal', (which must be planned for) would almost certainly be a disastrous outcome.
Given all this, I think it's fair to say that business is, in the words of the Director General of the British Chamber of Commerce, 'becoming impatient'. It's no wonder because many businesses which trade across the single market are well into their next planning cycles that will take them across the March 2019 'Brexit date'.
For them, the question of whether their goods, services, and indeed, people can move across Europe, as freely as possible, is critical to the assumptions they will make about how and where to operate their businesses and the investments they will or will not make over the next five years and beyond. These are not abstract decisions but ones which have a fundamental impact on the people they employ and the local supply chains they sustain.
It's why, in recent weeks and months, businesses ranging from Airbus, UBS, Goldman Sachs, AstraZeneca, EasyJet, and many others, have started to set out their own 'red lines', which effectively urge both sides to preserve as many of the current benefits of the single market as possible in a new relationship between the E.U. and U.K.
It's why the Port of Dover advertised so prominently at the Conservative Party's Conference. In doing so, they reminded Ministers and delegates alike that even a minimum disruption in trade between the U.K. and E.U. could lead to 17 mile traffic backlogs due to the additional time it will take to process the lorries flowing through the port.
I don't believe businesses are doing this for political or ideological reasons – they rarely operate in that way, in my experience – but rather they are acting out of deep concern that many of the benefits of the single market, which contribute to such a favourable operating environment in the U.K., are going to be discarded with no alternative to sufficiently offset the losses.
Such an outcome would leave companies with no choice but to recalibrate their operations. This will particularly effect the many who are heavily integrated with the European economy and supply chains. At times, the point about the high degree of economic integration which has occurred, especially over the past two decades, between the U.K. and E.U. is either misunderstood or inexplicably ignored by those who have advocated a so-called 'hard Brexit'. And this all impacts on jobs and livelihoods, ironically in many of the areas which voted most strongly to leave the European Union.
The trouble is that although the first warning signs of an economic slowdown are already there – the U.K. already has the slowest growth rate and weakest productivity in the G7 – there is a significant time lag in the impact of decisions taken by companies today feeding through to the individual and personal level, by which time it might be too late to reverse them.
Leaving the European Union is, as many commentators have remarked, the biggest challenge ever mounted by a government in peacetime. It's as much a legal as a political challenge, because any agreement must be consistent and compatible with the EU's own body of law as well as the U.K's. That's what makes the challenge of preserving the current benefits of the single market so difficult, given the UK's resistance to freedom of movement and the longer term reach of the European Court of Justice.
It's surely why Philip Hammond argues that we must not downplay the difficulties or underestimate the complexities of this negotiation. The Prime Minister is also correct to say that it will need creativity and flexibility on both sides, if we are to get this right. And get it right we must because it is people's jobs and livelihoods which are at stake, and not just corporate profits.
Yes, the British people voted to leave the European Union and that must be respected. But they were not asked what kind of a Brexit they wanted nor the timeframe in which it ought to be implemented.
With that in mind, there is every reason for the necessary time to be taken to exit the EU on terms which are fair to all and to negotiate a future relationship which sustains and, indeed, enhances the mutual benefits that both of us have enjoyed over the past four decades. Looking ahead, a bespoke Association agreement between the E.U. and U.K. seems to be the best possible available route for achieving this.
Before any final agreement is reached, however, a comprehensive and transparent impact assessment should surely be carried out, so that everyone understands the upsides and downsides. No serious business would move ahead without such an assessment. It's not clear why the standard in politics should be any lower, given the impact on all of us.
On the other hand, if the process is rushed and botched, it is likely that this, let alone a future, generation will ever forgive those responsible.
Brexit can be a success from all perspectives, including that of business, but only if negotiated by serious people on both sides that take the necessary time to understand the detail and do what is right and in the long-term interest of all. Reports from the recent Downing Street meeting with senior business leaders suggest that our political leaders are waking up to this fact.


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Gorman Nature Center operated by the Richland County Park District features 150 acres of deciduous forests, fields, prairies, ponds, and streams, over five miles of public hiking trails close to the population centers of Richland County. Hiking trails open from dawn till dusk , the facilities visitor center from (9am-4pm) Monday-Saturday. RCPD staff naturalists sponsor weekly programs for the public featuring a wide variety of topics ranging from naturalist-led hikes, field trips, lectures, workshops, and night sky programs. In addition to public programming, the RCPD offers daily on-site or nature center programs for schools, youth groups, garden clubs, senior citizens. The Richland County Park District operates two facilities- The Gorman Nature Center and The Richland County B&O Trail.
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Hatching is the driving force behind most of the developments in Cuckoo Sandbox. We take pride in developing and maintaining various Open Source projects in order to improve the security community as a whole.
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With the 300-hp S3 sporty variant, Audi gets a flagship for its range of A3 sedans. The automaker believes the sedan range will become the A3's best-selling body style, accounting for more than 50 percent of total volume because of strong anticipated demand in markets where sedans are popular.
S3 will be flagship sedan in Audi's compact range
The Basics
Launch date (S3): February (Europe); summer (U.S.); late 2014 (China)
Base price (S3): 40,400 euros (Germany)
Main rivals (S3): Mercedes CLA 45 AMG, Volvo S60 T6
Annual production (A3/S3 sedans): 117,974 in 2014 (IHS estimate)
Where built: Gyor, Hungary; Foshan, China (starting late 2014)
Lowest CO2 emissions (S3): 159g/km (2.0-liter)
How fast is the S3?
It accelerates from 0-100kph in 4.9 seconds when using the Launch Control function available with the S tronic 6-speed dual-clutch transmission.
Top speed?
Electronically limited to 250kph.
Is the S3 powerful?
The 300hp 2.0-liter, gasoline direct-injection turbo engine delivers a very sporty power-to-weight ratio, helped by the car's light weight at 1430kg.
The S3 is one of the first models in Europe to offer an on-board high-speed LTE data connection.
What about the traction?
The S3 can only be bought with Audi's Quattro permanent all-wheel-drive system to help the driver handle the 300 hp.
Interior colors?
Just one: an all-black interior including the standard inlays in matt brushed aluminum.
"We see a lot of potential in China and the United States, and some potential in Europe," Audi CEO Rupert Stadler told Automotive News Europe. The added sales are supposed to help Audi reach its goal of overtaking BMW as the world's top-selling premium carmaker.
This story is from the current issue of the Automotive News Europe monthly e-magazine, an exciting new product that is also available to read on our iPhone and iPad apps.You can download the new issue as well as past issues by clicking here.
Currently, the five-door Sportback is the top-selling A3 body style, accounting for 60 percent of the range's volume, but this share will decline as the sedan rolls out globally. Audi began delivering A3 sedans to customers last October. The S3 debuts next month in Europe. Stadler said the A3 sedan impressed him at first sight. "Since I saw the first sketches and later the first clay model, I was sure it would work," he said.


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JavaScript is over fifteen years old; nevertheless, the language is still misunderstood by what is perhaps the majority of developers and designers using the language. One of the most powerful, yet misunderstood, aspects of JavaScript are functions. While terribly vital to JavaScript, their misuse can introduce inefficiency and hinder an application's performance.
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- Soil Information System Oriented Nutrient Management for Asian Major Crops
- Seminar on Water Management Technology for Crop Production Under Climate Change
- An Appropriate System for High Quality and Safe Seafood Production in the Asia Pacific Region
- Epidemiology and Disease Management of Citrus Huanglongbing (HLB) Disease for Sustainable Citrus Production in the ASPAC Region
- Enhancement of Rural Community Revitalization in the Asian and Pacific Region
- A New Approach to Emerging Plant Diseases of Economic Significance in Asia
- Date
November 19-23, 2012
- Venue
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Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic and Natural Resources Research and Development (PCAARRD)
- Background / Highlights of Activity
FFTC has been actively involved in the development of Soil Information System (SIS) applicable to ASPAC region in the past several years. SIS may provide an integrated and powerful tool to tackle and solve the age-old problem of Nutrient Management for Asian small-scale farmers. Soil Information System-oriented Nutrient Management (SISoNuM) is a promising and right path toward the further development of SSNM concept by incorporating a variety of new technologies and concepts into the System.
Hence, the cost-effective , environmentally –friendly and labor-saving N utrient Management for Asian major crops may be attainable by SISoNuM through the combination of various new technologies such as NRCF. The new System can be applied not only to rice, but also to various upland crop s such as corn , soybean and vegetables in Asian countries. The System is expected to provide some solutions for sustainable high yield, high environmental quality and crop quality, together with natural resources reservation and food safety.
- · To develop a cost-effective, environmentally-friendly, and labor-saving soil information system-oriented nutrient management (SISoNuM) applicable to Asian countries;
- To evaluate a new SISoNuM for Asian small-scale farmers in terms of cost-effective, labor-saving, natural resources reservation and food safety ;
- To disseminate the releasing-rate controlled fertilizer production technique to maintain the good environmental quality and food safety standards for Asian crops growing in different soil characteristics.


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Under the Boardwalk appeared very quickly after the Our Biggest Hits compilation, which was then deleted. The two LPs originally had the same cover jackets and one difference to the music inside -- the "Under the Boardwalk" single replaced "Drip Drop" on the Under the Boardwalk LP. With the music on this album, the Drifters began a new era in their history under tragic circumstances, given the sudden and still mysterious death early in 1964 of Rudy Lewis, who had been the group's lead singer since 1960. Lewis was succeeded by Johnny Moore, who had rejoined as lead tenor in 1963 and had previously been Clyde McPhatter's successor in the old Drifters in 1955. This album mixes songs cut when Lewis was still with the group, but on which Moore sang lead, along with some of Lewis' last successes such as "Up on the Roof" and "On Broadway." It's a superb example of pop-oriented soul, with two excellent singers given equally fine material to work with. Much of the music was made under the direction of producer Bert Berns, who was to guide the Drifters to their very last period of major recording success. This album, the last of the Drifters' LPs to resonate with huge hits, is also considered a classic for the very cool cover image on its second version, a multicolored overlay depicting the five-man Drifters lineup led by Johnny Moore, complete with guitarist Billy Davis, who was a key (if understated) component in the group's sound.
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5 - I Feel Good All Over
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2 - Rat Race
3 - In the Land of Make Believe
4 - If You Don't Come Back
5 -Let The Music Play
6 - I'll Take You Home
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"Ankle-length garment" is the literal meaning of the corresponding Latin term.
God Himself legislated in the Old Law that His priests should wear a special dress to distinguish them. And modern society prescribes that those who hold official positions, such as the army or the police, should be recognizable. And for that purpose they wear special uniforms.
The same applies to priests. The special dress of the priests enables him to be recognized as an official representative of the Roman Catholic Church. After all, who would dare to approach a stranger and request confession without having some assurance that he is truly a minister of the Church?
Monks early adopters of religious garments
The black cassock, or soutane, is worn today by the secular clergy, as well as certain societies of apostolic life and religious orders. Its form, length, color and accessories (such as the cincture) grew organically throughout the centuries. In the early centuries of Christianity no distinctive dress was adopted by ecclesiastics. The first ones to adopt religious garments were monks, but nothing indicates that any similar distinction applied to the clergy at large.
Forbidden to wear rich clothing and bright colors
The Trullan Council, however, in 691 prescribed that all who were enrolled among the clergy should use at all times the robes appointed for those of their profession, under pain of excommunication for a week. Furthermore from the 8th century onwards we find everywhere decrees passed to restrain clerics from wearing rich dresses, bright colors and extravagant ornaments.
"In the 9th century priests in Metz were enjoined to wear their stoles always, as an indication of their priesthood. At the present day this practice still exists, but is peculiar to the Holy Father alone."
Distinction with the laity
At Metz, in 888, the laity were forbidden to wear the copes ('cappas') belonging to the clergy, while in another synod priests were enjoined to wear their stoles always, as an indication of their priesthood. At the present day this practice still exists, but is peculiar to the Holy Father alone.
The first cassock
The proper dress of the medieval clergy was therefore the 'vestis talaris', and over this priests were bidden to wear the 'cappa clausa'. The former of these must have been a sort of cassock, but made like a tunic, i.e. not opening, and buttoning down the front.
Commanded by the church
The modern and more centralized legislation regarding clerical garments may be considered to begin with a constitution of Sixtus V in 1589, insisting under the severest penalties that all clerics, even those in minor orders, should uniformly wear the 'vestis talaris' and go tonsured. Offenders were to lose all title to their financial benefices or any other emolument which they held.
"In 1708 Rome forbade clerics to wear a wig, nor exhibit any eccentricities."
Simple, dark in color and with cincture
Another edict issued under Urban VIII, in 1624, goes into greater detail. It directed that the cassock should be confined with a cincture, and that the cloak worn over it should normally, like the cassock, fall as low as the ankles. The under-dress, the hose included, should be modest, and dark in color.
All embroidery and lace upon collar or cuffs was forbidden as well. And the hat was to be of an approved shape and a simple cord could be its only ornament.
Wigs forbidden
Another important Roman decree, issued in 1708, forbade clerics to wear a wig covering any part of the forehead or ears and, while admitting the use of shorter garments when on a journey, required such garments in all cases to extend below the knees and to exhibit no eccentricities, such as large buttons and huge pockets.
Strict implementation
In 1725 Pope Benedict XIII made the wearing of lay costume by an ecclesiastic an offense of the most serious kind, which not only, according to the Bull of Pope Sixtus V, entailed the forfeiture of all monetary benefits, but denied absolution to those delinquents who did not spontaneously surrender their benefices if they had been guilty of this offense.
(Source: Radio Replies, Fr. L. Rumble MSC & Fr. C. Carty MSC, 1937; Catholic Encyclopedia, Wikipedia)
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5 Money Making Techniques For Your Blog
- By PTBA Staff
- September 19, 2017
- Category Tips for Bloggers, Working with Bloggers, Working with Industry
Sometimes it seems like a far off dream. But let me reassure you there are plenty of people making money on their blogs. And here are 5 suggestions for you to make your move towards running your blog as a business. These methods are not based on AdSense or affiliate programs where you require hundreds […]
Why Using Traffic As A KPI Is Hurting Influencer Marketing Campaigns
- By PTBA Staff
- July 28, 2017
- Category Working with Bloggers
By Matt Gibson Traffic is a terrible indicator of potential readership for a specific article. Its use for that purpose probably wastes millions of PR and marketing dollars each year.
What Travel Bloggers REALLY Charge
- By Guest Author
- March 24, 2017
- Category Working with Bloggers
In an industry as new and secretive as ours it's hard to gauge what and how travel bloggers charge for services. When you find someone willing to spill the beans it seems to be as different to the last person who gave up the information in a drunken night on a beach in Sri Lanka. In […]
Reasons for Travel Industry Members to Attend #TBCasia
- By Raymond Walsh
- August 22, 2014
- Category Working with Bloggers
Asia's first ever Travel Blogger Conference will be held in Colombo, Sri Lanka from November 14 – 18, 2014. At TBCasia, travel industry members can expect to: Network with some of the world's leading travel bloggers and local industry representatives Understand the benefits of and learn how to effectively work with travel bloggers Learn strategies […]
PTBA Industry Member Spotlight: Naturaki
- By Raymond Walsh
- August 18, 2014
- Category Working with Bloggers
The PTBA would like to welcome one of our newest industry members — Naturaki. Naturaki specializes in holiday rental accommodation in the Costa Brava region of Spain. We asked Carme Vilà Pardàs about Naturaki's reasons for joining the PTBA and about using our tool to connect with bloggers for a blog trip in the works for May 2015. […]
Message to Travel PRs: Stop the Press Releases Please
- By Guest Author
- August 21, 2013
- Category Working with Bloggers
Guest post by PTBA President, Michael Hodson In preparation for this post, I counted how many press releases I received in the last seven days – 31 of them. That seems about a typical week, give or take. And the chance that I am going to use any of them? Zero point zero percent. […]


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As described in my post: Working-Mom Problem No.1: Feeding the Hoard this winter I have decided to work through my hoard of cookbooks in an attempt to find new family recipes that I can cook quickly in the evenings that are both delicious and nutritious.
This week I started some of the meals in Jamie Oliver's Ministry of Food. My overall observation of this book is that it contains some good old fashioned family recipes – it teaches you how to cook the basics, and does so in an easy-to-use fashion. The only negative things I would say is that each recipe seems to require a lot of ingredients, which are not used again in other recipes, which is not great for your pocket and the recipes do not appear to be good for your waistline. That said, let's give it a shot.
This week I tried Pot-Roast Meatloaf, Cherry Tomato Sauce with Cheats Fresh Pasta, Lamb Rogan Josh. Jamie's website gives the recipe for these dishes (and a few variations) so I won't repeat the instructions or ingredients here.
Pot-Roast Meatloaf
The preparation for this is actually very easy, and it smells delicious cooking. It fills the whole house with that loving encasing smell of happiness. I will definitely be putting this on to cook the next time someone comes home in a bad mood. The only mistake I think I made was that I did not break down the crackers enough. Next time I won't do this by hand, I think I will get out the pestle and mortar and give them a right bash.
On the Working Mom's Scale
- It seemed nutritious without an unreasonable amount of calories …… 7/10
- Cooking was quick and quiet – took me less than 30 min ……… 7/10
- Leftovers the next day were grand …. 7/10
- All the family could eat it (although I would like to see a few more vegetables on my plate) 7/10
Overall 7/10
Cherry Tomato Sauce with Cheats Fresh Pasta
Seriously, he needs to get a better title for this dish. Everyone asked me what was for dinner and I struggled to tell them because I couldn't remember the name of this (baby brain is still here folks). That aside, this recipe calls for the cook to buy fresh pasta sheets (such as one would use to cook lasangne) and then cut them up to resemble tagliatelle. I think this is fine if you happen to have sheets hanging around the house that you have to use up – but buying them specifically for this purpose was pointless. The dish was really heavy and sheets stuck together so Day 2 was a bit of a nightmare. Next time I will just buy tagliatelle and use that.
On the Working Mom's Scale
- I added chicken to this dish because there was no protein …. 6/10
- It cooked quickly and quietly and was ready very soon after I started …. 8/10
- Leftovers were fine … but only fine… 5/10
- All the family ate it ….. 7/10
Overall 6.5/10
Lamb Rogan Josh
Right this one was a bit of a disaster. There is an optional? 800ml of chicken stock?? How can 800ml be optional? That is a significant amount of liquid! To be on the safe side I added it – and it was a total disaster. I ended up with Lamb Rogan Josh soup. We ate it as it was Day1, and it was greeted with great suspicion. The only saving grace was that I had shop bought naan bread to go with it which is always a hit in our house. Day 2 lunchtime I tried it as a soup. It was disgusting. For Day 2 dinner I tried everything to thicken it – I added flour, I boiled it for 30min. It improved it somewhat but it was still a bit on the dodgy side. In addition to all this it was very spicy. My husband loved that because he likes spicy food, I ended adding a lot of yogurt to cool it down – and had my grandfather been over for dinner I know that this would have been an absolute no-go. I might try this again with out the random optional 800ml, but so far it was a thumbs down.
On the Working Mom's Scale
- It terms of a nutrition/calorie balance I think this recipe is quiet good …. 7/10
- It takes a long time to cook (simmering for 1 hour) but otherwise was easy enough …. 6/10
- Leftovers were a disaster, but had the original meal been better this would not have been the case …. 5/10
- All the family wouldn't eat this because it is so spicy…. 5/10
Overall 5/10


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Morning Glory Challenge.
This is a challenge set by one of the sites I am on. The photograph is breathtakingly beautiful and a bit confusing at the same time. I kept to the challenge and tried to capture the sky as is, however I did add more light to the scene and brought the view closer to the eye. The photo is on the left, painting on the right.
Oil on canvas.
Size H580mm x W710mm.
Oil on canvas.
Size H580mm x W710mm.
Whenever I see sunbeams coming through clouds, it always looks to me like God shining himself down onto us. The thing about sunbeams is they're always there even though we can't always see them. Same with God". ~Terri Guillemets


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Today's post is all about celebrating 3 exceptional women I've been dying to write about.
I haven't posted in awhile, and I'm not proud of it, but life has been a little hectic – in a good way! We adopted a new dog – Brooklyn, he's a nutty monkey and we love him. Bella is doing better than expected, but she's definitely not happy about it.
I'm almost 2 months into my new position and it's been a whirlwind, there's so much to do! I'm getting paid to write. [Full stop] I get giddy whenever that hits me.
Enough about me, let's admire these ladies below.
#1 Adele
Water Under the Bridge Adele
Her new album 25, epic. She's sold more copies in the first ten days of its release than every other album sold by artists on the Billboard Top 100 in position 2-100 combined, times two. That's mind boggling. Hello Adele, I hear you, and you're breathtaking.
#2 Amy Schumer
Amy in the 2016 Pirelli Calendar, so awesome. Girl is funny, smart, bold, beautiful. I admire her for putting herself out there and owning it. My stomach looks a lot like hers and I would never feel confident enough to post a picture of it, but the truth is, I look at her and I see a woman. She looks amazing – toned where she should be, soft where she should be. #werkitgirl
#3 Essena O'Neill
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Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers Ltd. (RCFL) (BSE: 524230)is a PSU (Public Sector Undertaking) in India under the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, Government of India based in Mumbai. RCF is one of the leading producers of fertilizers in India and is a Miniratna company, a status awarded by the Government of India. RCF was incorporated under the Companies Act 1956. The company was formed after the reorganisation of the Fertilizer Corporation of India (FCI) into 5 companies. Till 1992, the company was a wholly owned PSU. During 1992 and 1993, some of the equity has been disinvested to financial institutions, public etc.
Rashtriya Chemicals & Fertilizers Ltd. (RCFL) invites applications for the post of:
Officer (Finance)
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Age limit as on 01.03.2015 :
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For SC Category – Maximum 31 years.
For OBC Category – Maximum 29 years
For PWD Category (General) – Maximum 31 years
For PWD Category (SC) – Maximum 36 years
For PWD Category (OBC) – Maximum 34 years
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- The Madras Fertilizers Limited (MFL)
- National Handloom Development Corporation Limited (NHDCL)
- Hindustan Organic Chemicals Limited (HOC)
- Maharashtra Seeds State Seeds Corporation Ltd. (Mahabeej)
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Let us help you with your film and video needs!
Whether you're a location manager looking for a great place to shoot or a set decorator who needs to find that odd prop, we're happy to help you here at Iliad Bookshop.
We have 5,000 square feet in two large rooms, with a convenient rear entrance that provides easy load-in and space for craft service or generators. We have a spacious restroom for the comfort of your crew, and we're centrally located in the Valley, only 10 minutes from Hollywood.
Here's a partial list of projects we've been involved with:
- CBS Sunday Morning with Melissa McCarthy
- Ant Man and the Wasp (Marvel Comics feature film – deleted scene)
- Shooter (USA Network series)
- Nobodies (TV Land series)
- Jane the Virgin (CW television series)
- Better Things (FX television series)
- The Black Room (feature film)
- Beyond Wonderland (music festival promotional video)
- Up All Night (NBC television series)
- Storage Wars (television series)
- Dear Mr. Watterson (documentary feature film)
- Yellow Pages (print ad)
- Windfall (television series)
- Free Enterprise (feature film)
- Lethal Weapon 3 (feature film – exterior only)
- Embrace the Darkness (feature film)
- Bottom Feeders (feature film)
- Bang and Whimper (short film)
- 10/8 (ABC television series)
- AT&T (commercial)
- Scientology (commercial)
- LAX (commercial)
- SBC (commercial)
- Emerol (commercial)
Here's a dance video ("Get Low") that was shot entirely in the Iliad:
|Iliad's front room redressed for the NBC television series Up All Night
We've included plenty of photos here for you to feel free to use for your scouting purposes (these are all high-res):
|Front exterior
|Front interior
|Rear lot and entry
|Children's book corner
|Part of front room
|Arch between 1st and 2nd rooms
|Zeus and Apollo
Or take a virtual tour of our store at Google Maps (note: this dates from 2009 – the store's changed a little since).


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It's about time: Thousands of Delhi squatters take to the streets to protest demolition. "I have been living in my house for the past 30 years and now the authorities have asked me to vacate the place," a fruit vendor told NewKerala.com.
Squatters say they account for 2/3 of the city's population--and in a democracy, that ought to give them some power. India is a democracy, isn't it?
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Advisory: April 21, 2018, National Summit to Address Inequality Faced by First Gen College Students
U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley's Statement Voted 2017 Most Classist Comment, Dec. 31, 2017
Helping 1st Gen College Students Succeed in Higher Education
Fourth Annual First Generation College Student Summit
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Class Action blogs and articles about issues in the news right now:
SCOTUS: Undermining Public Sector Unions – March 29, 2016
A curated list of links to media articles and provocative posts that we believe contribute to a deeper understanding of class and classism:
Neither Clinton Nor Trump Will Fix What Ails America – November 2, 2016
Why do Americans feel entitled to tell poor people what to eat? – February 20, 2015
Will Harper Lee's second novel be as classist as To Kill a Mocking Bird? – February 19, 2015
"The bitch at the welfare office" or why responsibility without authority makes us sick – February 2, 2015
New [Healthcare] Laws for America – January 25, 2015
Loose Cigarettes Today, Civil Unrest Tomorrow December 15, 2014
Chris Rock's Inequality Bombshell: Why Aren't Poor People Rioting? December 4, 2014
Class Prejudice Resurgent December 1, 2014
What creates our value to each other? by Class Action trainer Alan Preston, October 2, 2014.
Check out Pamela Haines' blog, "Living in This World." She writes about the American Dream, labor, reaching across barriers, and lots of other great stuff, September 9, 2014.
Black Kids Don't Have to be College-Bound for their Deaths to be Tragic, August 12, 2014
Federal Agency Targets People of Color in Drug Sting Operations, August 1, 2014
Robert Reich: Just Imagine If People Were Paid What Their Work Is Really Worth to Society, August 4, 2014
White Women and Drugs, June 24, 2014
What Happens When A Prep School's Black Student President Mocks Her White Male Classmates, June 30, 2014
One Quarter of America Lives in a High-Poverty Neighborhood, July 1, 2014
We still don't know how to talk about Pennsatucky: The reality of rural sexual assault and how class plays out in "Orange Is the New Black" July 5, 2015
Reading Class in Orange is the New Black, June 14, 2014
The 'Politics of Envy' Myth, March 14, 2014
Genetic Segregation?, February 2014
I, Welfare Bum, June 6, 2014
Lower-income residents barred from their building's gym, February 24, 2014
Sorority Leaders Boycott Rush due to Classism, January 13, 2014
Student gets scolded for buying lunch for homeless man, January 10, 2014
TED talk video: Does wealth make you mean?, December 23, 2013
Rich give to charities that benefit the rich, December 23, 2013
Your Assumptions About Welfare Recipients Are Wrong, December 18, 2013
7 Homeless Die in the Wealthiest Area of the Country, December 18, 2013
I Got Myself Arrested So I Could Look Inside the Justice System, December 17. 2013
American way of hiring makes unemployment worse, December 13, 2013
"Human trash" says start-up CEO, December 11, 2013
Classism Keeps the Poor Jobless, December 11, 2013
The Ethics and Future of Unpaid Arts Internships, December 10, 2013
Concierge Doctors Could Lead to 2 or 3-Tiered Medical System, December 10, 2013
What to do About Bosses Not Paying Up, December 10, 2013
Supporting Black Friday Actions by Walmart Workers, December 10, 2013
Stop Referring to Food as 'Crack,' December 9, 2013
Fleeing to Next Town, Bosses May Find Minimum Wage Rising, December 6, 2013
Reclaim the Promise of Public Education, December 4, 2013
What Jobs With Justice Accomplished on Black Friday, December 2, 2013
Wage Strikes Planned at Fast-Food Outlets, December 1, 2013
Protest Planned at Walmart in Quincy, Mass, November 29, 2013
Walmart's Fast Food Drive Controversy, November 20, 2013
Poverty Tourism in South Africa, November 12, 2013
Opportunity Hoarding and the Glass Floor Problem, Novermber 7, 2013
What is Income Inequality, Anyway? October 31, 2013
The Most Unequal Place in America, October 30, 2013
Do We Invest in Preschools or Prisons? October 29, 2013
Reaction to Barneys Arrests, Racism and Classism Collide, October 29, 2013
Kanye West Denounces Louis Vuitton, October 28, 2013
Many Middle-Class Americans Plan to Work Until They Die, October 24, 2013
Poof Goes the Middle Class, October 24, 2013
Another Black Barney's Shopper Accused Of Credit Card Fraud, October 24, 2013
Shopping While Black Lawsuit, October 24, 2013
Reducing Economic Inequality: It's About Wealth, Not Jobs, October 21, 2013
The Rich Pay Less to Get Out of Jail, October 20, 2013
Classist Tweet Responses to EBT, October 15, 2013
Will shutdown end with Social Security cuts? October 14, 2013
EBT problems caused by software issue, unrelated to federal shutdown, October 13, 2013
Colleges try to meet needs of first-generation students, September 30, 2013
Why the Spread from Lower to Upper Class has Never Been Wider with Gil Gross, September 17, 2013
Amid slow economic recovery, more Americans identify as 'lower class', September 15, 2013
Food Stamps Recipients Prepare For Automatic Cuts In Three Weeks, October 10, 2013
Low-Income Kids Unable to Attend Preschool due to Government Shutdown, October 3, 2013
Pay $2,000 to Live like a Homeless Man in Seattle, October 3, 2013
Why unemployed poor don't work, according to themselves, September 30, 2013
America's sinking middle class, September 24, 2013
Adjuncts, class and fear, September 24, 2013
Congresswoman Speier on foodstamps, September 22, 2013
House Votes to Cut $40 Billion in Funding For Food Stamps, September 20, 2013
School reform can be a scam, September 19, 2013
Who's behind the attack on worker centers? September 19, 2013
An Adjunct's Death Becomes a Rallying Cry, September 19, 2013
White South African Family Moves to Slums to Experience Poverty, September 19, 2013
Biggest Income Gap in Almost a Century, September 17, 2013
A Rising Tide Lifts Mostly Yachts, September 17, 2013
Supermarket checkout encounters, September 17, 2013
Class divides Harvard Business School students, September, 10 2013
Unintended Pregnancies Are Increasingly Concentrated Among Poor Women Who Lack Birth Control Access, September 10, 2013
Percent calling themselves as "lower class" hits 40-year high, September 6, 2013
Bad decisions don't make you poor. September 5, 2013
'Ghetto Tracker,' App That Helps Rich Avoid Poor September 5, 2013
Santa Barbara Yoga Studio Gives Out Do-Rags at 'Ghetto Fabulous' Class September 5, 2013
No, Your Favorite Food Is Not Like Crack September 3, 2013
Redneck Reality TV Fuels Classist Stereotypes August 29, 2013
Palo Alto bans living in cars, August 10, 2013
Paid via Card, Workers Feel Sting of Fees, June 30, 2013
Bringing Invisible Stories to Instagram Followers, June 26, 2013
Here's What You Won't See About Domestic Workers on 'Devious Maids', June 27, 2013
Supreme Court Stunner: Sometimes Workplace Harassment is OK June 24, 2013
Exploring the Psychology of Wealth, 'Pernicious' Effects of Economic Inequality, June 21, 2013
The Incredibly Shrinking Working Class? The View from the "Professional" Bubble, Jun 24, 2013
Supreme Court Issues Big Non-Decision on Affirmative Action, June 24, 2013
'Snob Zones' And A divided America, June 6, 2013
City of Abbotsford dumps manure on homeless campsite, June 5, 2013
New Patterns of Poverty in the Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Community, June, 2013
Voices of poor women who survived sex trafficking, May 30, 2013
They're coming after unemployment benefits, May 14, 2013
What class are you? Interactive British quiz, April 3, 2013
Great Gatsby got class anxiety right, May 15, 2013
Banned TED talk on job creator myth, May 11, 2013
Class influences where even valedictorians go to college, May 2, 2013
Colleges funnel aid to rich applicants, May 8, 2013
Queer Liberation is Class Struggle, January 8, 2010
Optical illusion is a metaphor for capitalism, May 2013
Corporate Social Responsibility is Sometimes a Sham
Study: Low-income Students get Less Merit Aid than Wealthier Classmates, May 9, 2013
Racial Wealth Divide: Why Housing Matters [Infographic], May 8, 2013
Meet the New Middle Class: Who They Are, What They Want, and What They Fear, Apr 25, 2013
Unions Work better than College to Increase Good jobs, Apr 2013
Working for free school lunch?, Apr 29, 2013
Lucky: Whiteness softens cancer and poverty, Apr 27, 2013
Congress Ignores the Poor … Again, Apr 26, 2013
Marketplace Story on Prom Spending quotes Barb Jensen, Apr 26, 2013
Former Burger King worker on Chicago strike, Apr 24, 2013
Will we forget West, Texas?, Apr 23, 2013
People of Color and Those Living on Low Incomes Bearing the Brunt of Climate-change Impacts , Apr 23, 2013
Students hold 'homeless-themed' party, Apr 22, 2013
How Being Poor in America Shaped Every Part of My Life and Forced Me to Live on the Streets (Hard Times, USA), Apr 17, 2013
An Interactive Subway Ride through NYC Inequality
Capitalism Always Makes the Victims into the Criminals, Apr 14, 2013
Academia's Indentured Servants, Apr 12, 2013
It's Time to Raise the Minimum Wage, Apr 11, 2013
Making money off disaster, Apr 4, 2013
Stuck young Americans, Apr 4, 2013
Kale as a classed taste, Apr 4, 2013
British Class Quiz: 'The Wire' Version, Apr 4, 2013
College Fees are a Growing Burden, Mar 31, 2013
The Lincoln Myth: Social Mobility in America
Why Rich People Hate Talking about Inequality, Mar 29, 2013
Social Class at Harvard: The Elephant Under the Carpet, Mar 28, 2013
Bad Credit keeps Workers Out of Jobs
Incomes of bottom 90 percent grew $59 in 40 years, Mar 25, 2013
40-year Income Growth only $59, Mar 25, 2013
Karl Marx's Revenge: How Class Struggle Is Shaping the World Mar 25, 2013
Ugly Extremes of Inequality, Mar 24, 2013
Call It What It Is: Class War, Mar 22, 2013
Video: Indigenous ideas of Enoughness, Mar 15, 2013
Millionaires, stop lecturing us on living with less!, Mar 11, 2013
Museums and White Privilege, Mar 6, 2013
Video: Extent of US Wealth Inequality, Mar 2, 2013
Pushing for Fair Public Transit, Jan/Feb 2013
Video: Study shows Wealth Gap Between Whites and Blacks is Tripled, Feb 27, 2013
University's Football Stadium Sold to Nation's Largest Operator of Private Prisons, Feb 27, 2013
Douthat: Poverty's not that bad, Feb 26, 2013
Why Workers Should be Wary of Corporate Wellness, Feb 26, 2013
Just in time for the Oscars: Hollywood & Its Workers, Feb 24, 2013
What happens to the 99 Percenters?, Feb 23, 2013
Video: What does the Sequestration Mean for the Poor, Unemployed and Children?, Feb 21, 2013
A New Initiative To Alleviate College Loan Debt, Feb 21, 2013
Billionaire Who is Driving the Sequester Cuts, Feb 21, 2013
Wage Theft Epidemic, Feb 20, 2013
Sequester 101, Feb 20, 2013
Capital Gains Tax Cuts = Biggest Contributor to Income Inequality, Feb 20, 2013
Excuses, Excuses of the Wealthy, Feb 19, 2013
Sequester Would Cost Jobs, Feb 19, 2013
Obamacare Brings More Bad Jobs, Feb 18, 2013
9 Facts and Figures of Half of the US Population's Economic Status, Feb 18, 2013
Income Inequality driving Residential Segregation?, Feb 16, 2013
1 Percent Captured 121 Percent Gains, Feb 12, 2013
Class Politics of Superhero Comics?, Feb 12, 2013
Breaking a taboo: Revealing how much you pay for college, Feb 11, 2013
Shocking ways America punishes Homeless, Feb 9, 2013
Income Inequality is Much More Worse than You Think, Feb 7, 2013
'Americans are sicker & die younger than people in other wealthy nations.', Feb 4, 2013
America's economic injustice ongoing series: Hard Times USA, Feb 4, 2013
Poor Parents treated like Criminals in America, Feb 3, 2013
2 Years in Jail for Sitting on a Milk Crate, Feb 2, 2013
What movement did Obama's speech miss?, Jan 23, 2013
Unions: Act first, Vote later, Jan 23, 2013
Class Relations from the PBS hit 'Downton Abbey', Jan 22, 2013
Aesop's fable Reinforces Classism, Jan 14, 2013
National Working-Class Student Union, Dec 18, 2012
Conservative Agenda behind Right-to-Work in Michigan, Dec 18, 2012
Race, Class, Violence and Denial: Mass Murder and the Pathologies of Privilege, Dec 17, 2012
We are all Newtown, Dec 17, 2012
The Inequality Crisis in 16 Charts, Dec 12, 2012
Why Discuss Class & Philanthropy?, Dec 7, 2012
How thick is your Class Bubble?, Dec 5, 2012
Not so Sweet Charity, Dec 4, 2012
Who's responsible for the fire that killed 112 garment workers?, Dec 2, 2012
Poverty Changes who You Are, Nov 28, 2012
Restoring Traditional America, Nov 26, 2012
What is Next for Wal-mart Workers?, Nov 26, 2012
Class Wars of 2012, Nov 29, 2012
When Domestic Workers Suffer, the Economy Suffers, Nov 28, 2012
Shocking video: Who Good Samaritans help and don't help, Nov 25, 2012
30+ Examples of Middle to Upper Class Privilege, Nov 14, 2012
What Economic Class are You?, Nov 7, 2012
Working on Thanksgiving: The New Class Divide, Nov 20, 2012
Where is the pathway to good jobs?, Nov 7,2012
Am I Over-thinking Having a baby, Nov 6,2012
Food as New High Art, Oct 26, 2012
Independent School has honest conversation, with Class Action's help, Fall 2012
Seeing Through the Privilege Haze, Oct 25, 2012
Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel's Friend Confirms Horrible Rich People Stereotypes In Awful Wedding Video, Oct 25, 2012
A Startling Gap between Us and Them in 'Plutocrats,' Oct 15, 2012
Self Care? The Movement Against Self Care, Oct 15, 2012
Inequality Report Card, Oct 15, 2012
The Self Destruction of the 1%, Oct 13, 2012
Advice for the Next President, Oct 10, 2012
'By my Lights' and 'Studies have Shown', Sept 24, 2012
Chicago Teacher's Strike: Lesson's Learned , Sept 19, 2012
The Environmental Movement on Race and Class, Sept 19, 2012
What's Wrong with Honey Boo Boo, Fall 2012
If it's slow, send home the CEO, Sept 2, 2012
How are non-college youth doing?
How does the US stack up on inequality?
Series of columns on class by George Lakey:
Training Outside the Class Bubble, October 16, 2012
Middle-class confusion about class war
Coming out as a working-class man
What Activists can Learn from Romney's 47%
Riddles of Working Class Politicians
Opening Ourselves to the Realities of Class
The lost decade of the middle class
Never Hungry: Food, Class & Passing
Is Marriage Becoming a Marker of Class?
Why are working people invisible in the mainstream media?
Different classes, same classroom
Gourmet food at sleepaway camp
OECD says US too unequal by Tami Luhby, 6/27/12
In suburban America, middle class begins to confront poverty by Izhar Harpaz, 6/26/12
Zombies=poor, vampires=elite by Carlo Rotella, 6/22/12
Does Social Class Discrimination Affect Teenage Health? by Dr. Thomas Fuller-Rowell, 6/22/12
The Whiteness of Working-Class Studies by Working Class Perspectives, 6/4/12
The Classist Side of Mayor Bloomberg's War on Soda by Jen Doll, 5/31/12
Straight White Male: The Lowest Difficulty Setting There Is by John Scalzi, 5/15/2012
The White Working Class Was Bamboozled by David A Love, JD, 5/17/12
Should Working -Class People Get B.A.'s and Ph.D.'s? by Briallen Hopper and Johanna Hopper, 3/29/12
Economic Security Database by Wider Opportunities for Women, 3/29/12
Better wages, not more diplomas by The Center for Working-Class Studies, 3/26/12
Media Images of Working Class by Media Awareness Network, 3/15/12
Huge Student Debts by Andrew Martin and Ron Lieber, 3/5/12
Sci-Fi and Social Class by Gina Barrett Putt, 3/5/2012
Lies and Cheating of the Upper Class by Ian Sample, 2/28/12
The rhetoric of Luck Among The 99 percent by Celia Emmelhainz, 2/21/12
Political Delusions About "The Working Class" by The Center For Working Class Studies, 2/20/12
The Super Bowl of Anti-Worker Legislation by Hary Targ, 2/11/12
What Safety Net, Mitt? by Steven Cohen, 2/6/12
Gold Medal Sell Out: HRC Honors Goldman Sachs by Andrew Beaver, 2/6/12
An Open Statement to the Fans of The Help by Association of Black Women Historians, 2/2/12
Class Terms That Disappeared From The Media by Jay Livingston, 1/27/12
The 99%: "There's Always Money in The Banana Stand" by Gretchen Sisson, 1/13/12
Dispatches from the Poorest City in America by James Rhodes, University of Manchester, 1/2/12
America's Middle Class is Dangling Without a Safety Net by Amy Dean, 1/11/12
Why Teach For America Is Not Welcome In My Classroom by Mark Naison, 1/18/11
A press just for poor people's voices by Tony Robles, 1/23/12 _____________________________________________________________________
The History of Fat Cat Icons by The Center for Working-Class Studies, 1/23/12
Concepts, Real Life & the Working Class by The Center for Working -Class Studies, 1/30/12
Complicating White Privilege: Class, Race, and Images of Wilma by Paul C. Gorski, 12/30/11
Traitors To Their Class by Marjorie Pritchard, 12/20/11
Can Sitcoms Make It Funny To Be Broke? by Gretchen Sisson, 12/14/11
If I were The Middle Class White Guy Gene Marks by Kelly Virella, 12/13/11
If I were Rich White Dude by Jeff Yang, 12/13/11
Forbes' Gene Marks Needs To Check His Privileges by Greg Laden, 12/13/11
The Diversity of the White Working Class by The Center for Working-Class Studies, 12/12/11
An Open Letter to the 1% by National Board of Directors, Interfaith Worker Justice
The 99%: Money Can't Buy You Class by Gretchen Sisson, 12/5/11
Cluelessness About Housing & Poor People by Patrick Butler, 12/5/11
FREE & REDUCED LUNCH KIDS BULLIED FOR BRIGHT ORANGE PASS by Jennifer Kalvinek, 2011
Is the 'creative class' a classist concept? by Mike Targett, 11/25/11
Big-Box Chains Steal Thanksgiving by Judy Ancel, 11/22/11
Taxing the Rich by Chuck Collins, 11/15/11
Occupiers, Tea Partiers, and the Tenth Commandment by Jeff Jacoby , 11/2/11
How economic inequality harms societies by Richard Wilkinson, 10/2011
Move Your Money by Move Your Money Project, 2011
The 1% who stand with the 99% by Prashanth Kamalakanthan, 2011
The Reign of the One Percenters by CHRISTOPHER KETCHAM, Nov/Dec/2011
So Real It Hurts by Guest Contributor, 10/3/11
Play Moneyball with The Moneychangers by Matt Witt, 10/4/11
Occupy DC confronts Chamber of Commerce by Chuck Collins, 10/6/11
What the Wall Street Protestors Are So Angry About by Nick, 10/11/11
Are working-class childhoods happier? by The Center for Working Class Studies, 9/12/11
Shrinking Financial Aid and College Admissions by Steve Roberts, 9/22/11
On Violence and Class Warfare by Troy Davis, 9/26/11
We Could Use a Little Class Warfare Right Now by David. A. Love, 2011
Rally Around the Buffett Rule byChuck Collins, 9/20/11
Companies Stop Marketing to The Missing Middle Class by Martin Hart -Landsberg, 9/19/11
CORPORATIONS ADJUSTING TO A SHRINKING MIDDLE CLASS by Martin Hart-Landsberg, 9/19/11
Registering the poor to vote is un-American by Matthew Vadum, 9/1/11
Republicans want to raise taxes on working class and poor by The New York Times, 8/30/11
Some companies pay their CEOs more than Uncle Sam by Peter Whoriskey, 8/31/11
An Appetite for Moral Panics by Sheezelbub, 8/26/11
We need not just jobs, but jobs that pay by Barbara Ehrenreich, 8/23/11
PERCEPTIONS OF INEQUALITY IN THE U.S. by Gwen Sharp, 8/18/11
Stop Coddling the Super-Rich by Warren E. Buffett, 8/14/11
Why Riots in London? by Mary Riddle, 8/8/11
Americans in denial about inequality: PBS video by Tricia Rose, 7/29/11
Surprise, surprise: Health Insurance makes people feel better by Gina Kolata, 7/7/11
Why Charity Boards Should Not Be Filled With Rich People by Pablo Eisenberg, 6/13/11
You Load Sixteen Tons and What Do You Get? by Lee Ballinger, 6/7/11
Top Colleges, Largely for the Elite by David Leonhardt, 5/24/11
Right-Wing Hoaxster Smears Labor Educators by Jane Slaughter and Mischa Gaus, 5/6/11
5 Things Nobody Tells You About Being Poor by John Cheese, 5/27/11
The best Tax Day hoax ever! by Traubador33, 4/13/11


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For those of you who use a Regal Medallion, what head is preferred? Mostly would be tying trout flies. The standard says 1/0-22, the Midge head says 6-32. Both listed as same price.
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Regal Vice ?
Posted 25 November 2017 - 07:35 PM
Posted 25 November 2017 - 07:42 PM
Never had any problem with any of them, but I can see really small hooks kind of getting lost in the jaws.
What sizes are you going to tie?
Posted 25 November 2017 - 08:01 PM
My opinion is limited to the original jaws, which I have used to tie 3/0 down to 12. Mostly the bigger sizes, though.
Never had any problem with any of them, but I can see really small hooks kind of getting lost in the jaws.
What sizes are you going to tie?
Prob smallest would be 12-16. My eyesight ain't what it use to be
Posted 25 November 2017 - 08:34 PM
I have the standard and the midge jaws, the standard jaws will hold 12-16's without any issues, I only use the midge jaws when tying 20's and smaller.
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Posted 26 November 2017 - 12:21 AM
I'm not gonna argue with Mogup's suggestion for the standard jaws. Seems like a practical choice, and those jaws have been around for almost 40 yrs, I believe.
I have the midge jaws but haven't put anything larger than a #10 or 12 in them. Mostly 14 and smaller. I also have the big game jaws which happen to be quite capable for tying small flies. The side profile of the big game jaws at the nose is actually smaller than the midge jaws. I find they offer plenty of room tying down to #16, even short shank caddis hooks, and I've put 20s in them. The width of the jaws, which doesn't interfere with hook access, just makes the big game head seem bulky.
Posted 26 November 2017 - 08:48 AM
I've had a Regal with the midge jaws for more than 15 years now. I tie trout and bass flies. You can easily tie size 2, 4, or 6 streamers just by setting the hook back a little more into the jaws. For smaller than size 22, you adjust the jaws more vertical. I've never had a problem with hooks slipping. I use the back part of the jaws to crush the barb down. While packing deer hair on smaller fly patterns, the hook shank will start bending before it will slip at all in the jaws. If I tied mostly large bass bugs etc., I probably would have went with the standard jaws and maybe got the midge head for trout flies. About the largest size that I fish with is a 4 and have never had a problem where I wished I had bought the regular head instead when I'm tying. The only thing that it won't do is hold a Mustad 277 size 32 hook since the jaw tips are curved and the hook is just too small. It will hold a TMC 518 size 32 when the jaws are straight up. They don't make both of those anymore though anyway.
Posted 26 November 2017 - 09:15 PM
I have the stainless jaws which Regal says is 32 to 2. I personally have not used it to those limits.
Brook Trout are God's way of saying everything is going to be all right.
Posted 27 December 2017 - 03:28 PM
Yea, if you can afford the stainless jaws, spring for those. Otherwise, I use my standard jaws down to 18/20 without problems as I rarely have need to go smaller.


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Many Roman Catholics who ordinarily abstain from eating meat on Fridays during the 40 days before Easter have been given a St. Patrick's Day pardon.
The Washington-based Catholic News Service reports that many bishops across the country are giving the green light to eating the traditional corned beef and cabbage this year.
Cardinal Donald Wuerl of the Archdiocese of Washington is among those who have granted Catholics an exception to abstaining from meat on Friday.
"Catholics who avail themselves of this dispensation are encouraged to consider abstaining from eating meat the following day," the Archdiocese of Washington wrote in a statement March 4.
The Catholic Diocese of Arlington, Virginia, also gave an exception in a statement on its website.
"Having taken into consideration both past practice and present circumstances, and having judged that it would serve the spiritual good of the faithful, Bishop Burbidge has granted to the faithful of the Diocese of Arlington, as well as to any visitors or travelers who may be physically present within the territory of this diocese, a dispensation from the obligation of abstinence from meat on March 17, 2017," the statement said in part.
As of late February, dioceses or archdioceses allowing the pardon also included New York; Baltimore; Milwaukee; St. Paul and Minneapolis; Atlanta and Savannah, Georgia; Omaha, Nebraska, and Jefferson City, Missouri.


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The coverage here was both respectful and insightful--a rare thing, indeed! I was surprised, however, to hear Pope Benedict XVI's former name given (at 00:02) as *John* Ratzinger. A conflation of the last pope's papal name with Benedict's given name?
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Temple Square has attracted a myriad of guests throughout the years—and many usually come away with good things to say, including two sportswriters from Oklahoma, who shared why Temple Square is "well worth touring."
Tramel, a columnist for The Oklahoman and NewsOK.com, visited Temple Square during the Jazz playoffs with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
He, along with Erik Horne, a sportswriter for The Oklahoman, even shared what they to say about the tour on newsok.com.
"Tours are conducted in 30 languages," Tramel explains. "And everyone is so nice, with a warm smile and a friendly word."
Though Tramel referenced Stepford to describe everyone they meant, it was a good-natured jest. "Some of that is just our cynicism," he writes. "Hard to believe or trust people who are overtly nice and pleasant."
And it appears that Tramel might even come back to Temple Square the next time he visits Salt Lake.
"Next time in Salt Lake, I need to get down to the Tabernacle on Sunday morning and hear the choir [Mormon Tabernacle Choir]." With the Jazz and Thunder set to face off once again this weekend, Tramel might get the chance to listen to our famous choir sooner than he thought.


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Acoustic guitar with upright bass, drums, sax, and piano. Blues and acoustic jazz based. Includes a Django-style cover of the Joe Satriani tune "Always With Me, Always With You."
CD of classical guitar pieces. 20 songs. 50 minutes long. Good stuff!
You can demo or download individual tunes on the downloads page.
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Finger exercises for guitar with an emphasis on chop building and fretboard awareness. 32 pages.
I give short examples of each exercise for you to build on and apply in different keys all over the fretboard, along with any important explanations. Plus a couple studies (Paganini #16 and Flight of the Bumblebee.)
I opted not to write full examples in many keys and positions so the book wouldn't be 800 pages long and $100.
There's plenty to keep you working and improving for a long time if you apply the concepts here.
I wouldn't recommend this book for beginners. To get the most from this book, you should know how to play diatonic and pentatonic scales, and major and minor arpeggios in any key anywhere on the fretboard.
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Several property analysts have noted that demand for new 99-year leasehold developments are rising, with such units accounting for about three out of four private residential projects launched in the last year, according to a Channel NewsAsia
Despite the robust demand, market watchers have advised home buyers to be aware of the properties they are buying into, as the capital value of leasehold properties gradually depreciates with age.
Experts noted that a freehold property could have a price premium of 40 percent.
SLP International Property Consultants said demand for new 99-year leasehold private homes have increased, accounting for about 77 percent of sales for new private homes between June 2011 and June 2012.
Analysts added that some home buyers have changed their mindset when it comes to housing. They choose to purchase a home for short-term use and eventually move into another property.
Compared to freehold properties which have a rental yield of 2.5 to 3.5 percent, new leasehold units fare better with a rental yield of 3.5 to 4.2 percent.
"99-year leasehold is always considered with a little bit of discount. The theoretical treatment of a 99-year leasehold land should be a depreciation of about one percent per year," said Ku Swee Yong, CEO of International Property Advisor.
"So if you were to buy a property at S$1,000 psf, each year its value should depreciate by S$10 psf," he added.
Nicholas Mak, Executive Director at SLP International Property Consultants, said the value of freehold properties more than 20 years old is a bit more preserved as developers no longer need to pay a land premium.
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Glitz and glamour were not the only things on the minds of celebrities at the 46th NAACP Image Awards on Friday.
In kicking off the ceremony in Pasadena, which honors excellence in film, TV, film and literature by artists of color, host Anthony Anderson wasted no time addressing a hot-button issue: Hollywood's continuing struggles with diversity, particularly at the upcoming Academy Awards.
"People are up in arms because they feel the other awards shows have snubbed us," Anderson said in opening TV One's live broadcast from the Pasadena Civic Auditorium. "So what? We have our own show!"
He and a group of dancers then erupted into a jubilant parody of the hit, "Uptown Funk," with the lyrics, "Forget the Oscars -- Hallelujah! Forget the Emmys -- Hallelujah! Forget the Globes -- Hallelujah!"
Director Spike Lee, a frequent Hollywood critic, was even more pointed during his acceptance of the organization's President's Award: "It's a tough business .... This stuff is rigged, it's not set up for us to win, it's always been like that when we were stolen from Mother Africa."
As Lee spoke, a camera zeroed in on Ava Duvernay, the director of best picture Oscar nominee "Selma," about civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.
The former publicist turned filmmaker has been a central figure in the diversity controversy, with many in the industry contending that she was unfairly shut out of an Oscar nomination for best director.
But most in the star-studded audience that included Oprah Winfrey, Laurence Fishburne and departing Atty. Gen. Eric H. Holder Jr. may have been unaware that Image Award voters had delivered their own stunning snub of Duvernay just 24 hours earlier, bypassing her to give Antoine Fuqua the best director award for "The Equalizer."
Fuqua was honored during the nontelevised portion of the awards. The rebuke of Duvernay clouded the film's otherwise stellar showing, with wins for best picture, actor (David Oyelowo), supporting actress (Carmen Ejogo) and supporting actor (Common).
The bypassing of Duvernay was also puzzling since "The Equalizer," starring Denzel Washington as a man with a mysterious past who wages a one-man war against gangsters threatening a young girl, received little critical acclaim when it was released last year and has been absent from the awards circuit.
While Duvernay has been highly praised for her work on "Selma," she was a loser at the Golden Globes and did not receive a nomination from the Directors Guild. One of the only directing awards she has received for "Selma" was from the African American Film Critics Assn. which is run by one of her closest friends, Gil Robertson.
The furor over the recent killings of young black men at the hands of police was also introduced during the awards, as a recording of Marvin Gaye's anthem "What's Going On" played over slides of demonstrations protesting the deaths and athletes wearing T-shirts with the reading "I Can't Breathe," the words uttered by Eric Garner who was killed after being put in a chokehold by a New York police officer.
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BOSTON, Mass. – Senior Carly Rogers (Scarborough, Maine) paced three players in double figures with 15 points to go along with seven rebounds as the Wentworth Institute of Technology women's basketball team held on for a 57-54 win over Pine Manor in a non-conference contest played at Tansey Gymnasium.
With the win the Leopards even their record to 4-4 overall while the Gators drop their eighth straight to stand at 1-9.
Pine Manor took a 5-2 lead with 6:01 left in the opening frame on a layup from senior Anastasia Walker (West Springfield, Mass.). Those would be the last points the visitors would score in the quarter as Rogers would score six of her team's next 10 points to give the Leopards a 12-5 lead after one quarter. Wentworth held the Gators to 11.8 percent over the first 10:00.
A three-point play by senior Alexis Lee (Akron, Ohio) cut the lead to 12-8, however Wentworth responded with a 6-0 run to take an 18-8 lead. The Leopards would lead by as many as 11 on a senior Rachael Camara (Fall River, Mass.) three pointer before the Gators pulled within five (23-18) on a freshman Taylor Martin (Merritt Island, Fla.) basket with 1:04 left and the game would remain at that score at the half.
Martin opened the second half with a basket to cut the lead to three, however the Leopards used a 7-0 run – with five points coming from senior Megan McLaughlin (Southington, Conn.) – to lead by 10. Pine Manor scored on its next possession, but Wentworth responded with a 10-1 run to up its lead to 40-24 with 3:35 left on a freshman Baylor Johnson (Greer, S.C.) jumper. The Gators scored five of the next six points to make it a 12-point game after three quarters.
McLaughlin nailed a three pointer and freshman Michelle McCloskey (Madison, Conn.) hit a jumper to give the hosts a 46-29 lead early in the fourth quarter. An 8-3 spurt, which was capped off by a Lee trifecta, made it a 49-41 game with 4:26 remaining. Camara had a pair of layups sandwiched around a senior Khiyana Isaac (Roxbury, Mass.) basket made it 53-43 with 2:54 left, however the Gators used a 7-0 run to bring the lead to three with 1:20 left. Both teams missed shots over the next 1:05 and McLaughlin hit one of two free throws to make it 54-50 with 15 seconds left.
Martin hit two free throws with 10 seconds left to pull within two and Camara hit one of two freebies on the next possession to make it a three-point game with 8.7 seconds left. Sophomore Erica Jones (Atlanta, Ga.) hit a layup with 3.2 seconds left to make it a one-point game. Camara would be fouled with 1.1 second left and sank both her free throws to make it 57-54. Lee's half court attempt to tie the game rimmed out as the Black & Gold held on.
In addition to Rogers, Camara scored 14 points, grabbed 11 rebounds, had three blocks, and four steals while McLaughlin added 13 points, six rebounds, and seven assists. Sophomore Courtney McCormick (Hanson, Mass.) had 11 rebounds in the win.
Lee led all scorers with 19 points while Martin and Isaac had nine points apiece.
Wentworth closes out first semester play Saturday at Suffolk while Pine Manor is idle until traveling to Simmons on January 5.
Lady Gators lose Heartbreaker to Wentworth
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BOSTON, Mass. – Senior Carly Rogers (Scarborough, Maine) paced three players in double figures with 15 points to go along with seven rebounds as the Wentworth Institute of Technology women's basketball team held on for a 57-54 win over Pine Manor in a non-conference contest played at Tansey Gymnasium.


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Current emphasis on sustained supersonic and hypersonic cruise has sparked interest in more efficient power plants for this flight regime. Cycle studies have shown that the turbofan engine equipped with a supersonic through-flow fan, capable of accepting supersonic axial flow from the inlet, has the potential to be very efficient at the supersonic cruise condition.
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OOh very nice! All these are new to me! Although I did try to read the first book in the Infernal Devices years ago and just couldn't get into it. Hope you enjoy all your new reads!ReplyDelete
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Oooh The Infernal Devices is amazing! I also MUST read Shadow & Bone. I've been eying it for ages... :D Great haul!ReplyDelete
Love the cover for Scrap, and its new to me. Hope you enjoy.ReplyDelete
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Amazing haul! :D It's so weird that Brit version of Shadow and Bone looks like that. Hope you enjoy it! :DReplyDelete
I totally forgot to post about Wool, how stupid of me. XD Oh well, next week! :D
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Great haul! I've managed to collect all of the Infernal Devices series now and really looking forward to them! I really need to start the Delirium trilogy and I'm dying to buy the hardback copy of Graceling, Fire and Bitterblue as they are beautiful! :)ReplyDelete
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Five singers from Ray-Pec High School participated in the 2018-19 Missouri All-State Choir on Jan. 26 at Tan-Tar-A Resort.
Singers were selected in October for the honor. Ray-Pec broke a school record by earning 5 of 16 possible spots from among the 55 schools in the West Central District.
Additionally, Kathryn Clewell was selected as one of two soloists from the choir, and Gabby Sharp became the first RPHS student to participate in the All-State Sight-singing Bee.
Students worked with the world renowned conductor Anton Armstrong from St. Olaf.
In the photo: These Ray-Pec High School students participated in the All-State Choir: (from left) Kathryn Clewell, Kylie Hansen, Matthew Stewart, Becca Bessette and Gabby Sharp.