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I've always had a hard time finding any great SUSE-specific installation tutorials; there were plenty of reviews that had a few sentences about the installation, but nothing I could point a new user to and say, "This is how to do it" (come on community, let's not get lazy with the support). SUSE has made this so easy that there really isn't too much to talk about, but when you're new to Linux, you can't read too much. The retail versions all come with huge manuals and installation guides.
If you've not yet done so, check to make sure your hardware is compatable. It might also be a good idea to write down the model numbers of your hardware in case SUSE does not detect it properly.
If you are attempting to install SUSE as a dual-boot, back up any essential data on your hard drive. SUSE is very good about repartitioning your existing hard drive and operating system; but whenever critical data is involved, Murphy's Law is in full effect.
 Houghi's Experience SUSE 9.1 Installation (archived copy) A lot of great screenshots here, new Linux users may need more detail than what is provided, though. This guide was written using a disk install.
 Newbie FTP install Guide Very detailed, well thought out SUSE 9.1 installation guide for the FTP method; no screenshots.
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Folk medicine of many traditions calls for a spoonful each day of raw, unfiltered apple cider vinegar. According to The Vinegar Book by Emily Thacker, "Since the beginning of time, mankind has sought the magic elixir which bubbles from the fabled 'Fountain of Youth.' For most of us, apple cider vinegar may be the closest we'll ever come to such a universal remedy."
Thacker reviewed scientific and medical journals and found reports of vinegar's effectiveness in preventing arthritis, osteoporosis, and cancer, killing infections, soothing itches, burns, and sunburns, aiding digestion, controlling weight, and preserving memory. Even Hippocrates, the Greek physician to whose oath every contemporary American doctor must swear, prescribed vinegar as a remedy.
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• If that doesn't help, check that you have enabled network control. Do this by going to Setup, Hardware Setup, Network, Control on your receiver and enable it.
• If all else fails, please see instructions for manual configuration below.
OnkyMote only aims to implement the most basic functionalities of the receiver. If you require more advanced functionality, please download for example oRemote or Onkyo Remote 2 from the iOS App Store for your iDevice, or OnkyTroller from Google Play for Android devices.
In the OnkyMote menu, select "Manual configuration...". In the IP field, enter the IP address of your receiver. Fill out the port number (if you haven't changed port, just leave this field blank), and then select your model from the list. To find out the IP, go to Setup, Hardware, Network on your receiver. Restart OnkyMote and your receiver should now be detected.


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PORTER TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WZZM) -- Three people are dead after a one-car crash in Van Buren County.
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Verbal protocol and eye movements for expert and novice photograph judges
Brunetti, Tina Marie
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Eye movements are thought to be representative of an observer's attention. Researchers have used eye movements to gain insight to the mental processes of observers while they view pictorial stimuli. The present research was conducted to determine if subjective reports of attention are representative of eye movements, and if there are differences in the subjective reports between novice picture-takers and expert judges. Two studies were performed to answer these questions. The Image Evaluation study employed 24 subjects to examine 20 soft-copy photographic images. The 24 subjects were divided into four nested combinations: Protocol and Group. Two types of protocol were used, concurrent and retrospective, and two expertise groups were used, novice picture-takers and expert judges. The subjects viewed and rated the quality of each image. Subjective reports of attention were then collected by using a mouse to click on the features that influenced the quality rating. The second study, the Eye Tracker study, used six subjects, all novices, to examine and rate each image while eye movements were recorded, after which their subjective reports of attention were collected. Measures of time, frequency, location, and the quality rating were collected for each subject on all images. These measures were then subjected to parametric and nonparametric statistical tests. The two groups, expert and novice, displayed a difference only when rating the quality of the image. The two protocols were not statistically different for any dependent measure, although for this task a retrospective protocol is recommended. The subjective reports of attention did not represent the eye movements. Questions concerning the method employed to collect the reports are addressed.
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Today is sad — I left my mountains. Now I look forward to tomorrow. To twenty seventeen. A new year, a new adventure.
We spent the last two weeks of 2016 in quaint stone villages dotted through mountain crevices, creeping up the sloped lands. I went to familiar places to meet familiar faces…faces happy to see me, welcoming me home warmly. Over the years, after long days of work, I spent many evenings getting to know pretty much everybody. And then suddenly I would leave, for three and a half years. The privilege of coming from different parts of the world, and expanding my world and my community, doesn't always feel like a privilege. Sometimes it's hard; being away from places I am rooted in and apart from people I love can hurt. No matter where I live, I will have to deal with this.
I am addicted to these mountains. Each time I walk away from the village and up the foot of the mountain, I am reminded how little I am. How big and powerful this earth is, and what beauty looks like.
In the mornings we went to the bakery to get fresh bread, at lunch picnics in forests — bread and cheese. Our time filled with birthdays and Christmas celebrations. With traditional foods from the Alps and 15 year old wines that lay beneath the mountain earth, in caves I would sneak into when I was five, collecting thick coats of dust. The smells of earth and cows as I walked the streets every morning brought a sense of being settled inside. I am happy here. And I hate leaving these majestic mountains that I belong to, every time.


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RDoC Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- RDoC: its constructs, conceptual bases, the matrix
- Putting together RDoC grant applications
- RDoC grant reviews
- RDoC in basic science research and clinical services research
- RDoC and existing datasets
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RDoC: its constructs, conceptual bases, the matrix
- Are the constructs currently detailed in the RDoC matrix the only ones that should be used in studies?
No. In keeping with the idea of RDoC as a framework for research, NIMH encourages the study of new constructs (or refinements to the current constructs). The constructs in the matrix are intended to represent particularly good exemplars and to serve as a starting point for research, but new (and modified) constructs are essential to the growth of the overall framework. We encourage discussion about constructs in the RDoC Forum, and have specific guidelines for proposing new constructs (see next question). Although RDoC RFAs to date have required applications to use constructs currently in the RDoC matrix, this has been done to ensure an initial set of projects devoted to the extant matrix elements; investigator-initiated projects are always welcome.
- How do I modify existing RDoC constructs, or propose new ones?
It is an expectation of the RDoC project that new and refined constructs, and the experimental paradigms designed to assess them, will be developed as more researchers use RDoC and provide data regarding validity and utility.
To propose a new construct, a researcher must meet the criteria used in the initial workshops. These are: (1) evidence for a functional behavioral or psychological construct, (2) evidence for a neural system or circuit that plays a major role in implementing the function, and (3) a putative relationship to some clinically significant problem or symptom (e.g., fear, anhedonia, hallucinations, memory, social cognition). In addition, the construct should have an appropriate "grain size", i.e., a granularity that facilitates the study of relationships among measures from the various units of analysis; in other words, the functional aspect of the construct should be neither too broad nor too narrow to find meaningful relationships with its biological measures. The current RDoC constructs were devised with all of these criteria in mind, and so can serve as useful exemplars.
- How does the RDoC Matrix get filled? Would NIMH think, "we have these cells filled in the matrix, but we need more research in these other cells," and how would that be communicated to investigators?
The RDoC Matrix is a compendium of tasks and measures that were gathered from topic experts during the RDoC Workshops. Curating and annotating the matrix is a work in progress. The matrix elements are good examples of what can be used and studied. They are not meant to be exhaustive or prescriptive; they do not dictate the measures or tasks that can be used in RDoC grant applications. Investigators may, however, find the matrix to be a convenient repository of tasks and measures when they are writing grants, or a useful resource when they are approaching a new topic of research. One way that the RDoC matrix may help to facilitate the scientific review culture is to provide a place for common terms and approaches.
Blank or sparsely populated cells in the matrix represent clear gaps in the field. They offer investigators an opportunity to conduct new studies to develop and/or validate appropriate measures for that area. As with many aspects of the RDoC framework, NIMH is not targeting particular cells at this time, leaving it to the investigator community to determine the high priority areas for grant applications. Occasionally, certain constructs may be highlighted in RDoC RFAs and on the RDoC website as requiring further study. Investigators are encouraged to submit applications to study any part of the matrix that they think deserves further research.
- Where does RDoC take development into account? And what about the effects of environment?
Two major dimensions of the RDoC framework involve environmental factors and neurodevelopment, and the interactions between them. These two factors might be considered as an overall context in which the constructs, as studied across multiple units of analysis, are explored. To date, funded RDoC grants have been distributed approximately equally between child and adult samples, and studies of developmental trajectories are strongly encouraged. Studies spanning the normal and abnormal development of neural circuits and behavior are of interest. RDoC does not specify particular points in development, nor particular types of environmental inputs, for study; this stance is intentional, since the goal is to liberate investigators to focus upon those aspects that they consider most relevant rather than imposing new constraints that might hamper their research designs.
- Why is RDoC reducing all behaviors to brain circuits and activity?
RDoC's goal is not to reduce the understanding of disorders to circuits (or to molecular/cellular processes), but rather to integrate and synthesize multiple measures to lead to a more comprehensive understanding of the constructs in the matrix, and in turn to the symptoms to which they relate.
- Isn't RDoC focusing on the biological at the expense of the psychological?
Mental disorders involve both psychological and biological components. That is why subjective experience and the questionnaires that measure them are a significant part of the RDoC matrix. In fact, the five major domains are based on prior work that has tried to understand human behavior using a variety of methods such as temperament and personality measures, and structural analyses of the patterning among multiple mental disorders (e.g., internalizing vs. externalizing, Big Five or Big Three, etc.). RDoC is an attempt to explore the biological systems relating to these psychological constructs starting with the knowledge we already have. By emphasizing quantified measures of behavior and cognition, as opposed to relatively subjective and vaguely defined symptom reports, RDoC aims to elevate the role of both psychology and biology in understanding and classifying mental disorders.
- I'm wondering what the current thinking is about the relevance of human neuroimaging in the RDoC initiative.
Human neuroimaging is very much relevant to RDoC. RDoC's goal is to link up self-report and behavior to underlying neural circuitry and activity, where possible. RDoC's focus is on translational and clinical research in human populations. As neuroimaging is one of the few tools that provide valuable insight into brain activity in humans, studies with experimental paradigms centered around neuroimaging will be relevant to RDoC.
- How much should an investigator be trained in neuroscience to do RDoC research?
While neuroscience training would be useful for RDoC research, it is not essential. As mentioned on the website, and as can be seen in the matrix, RDoC attempts to take into account relationships between different units of analyses such as self-reports, behavioral tasks, EEG, MRI, genetics, psychometric measures, etc. As such, research teams that use an RDoC perspective in their studies would likely be multidisciplinary in nature as well. Members of such a team should include investigators with training and expertise appropriate to the units of analysis included in any particular project. No one team member or domain would be singularly essential for all RDoC grants.
Putting together RDoC grant applications
- Imagine developing a biomarker to look at predicting treatment response to SSRIs in depression and anxiety. RDoC would encourage looking at the overall SSRI response, as opposed to just depression or just anxiety. However, rating scales for improvement in depression symptoms and anxiety symptoms are not the same, so it would seem like combining the clinical trial results of depression and anxiety would be like combining apples and oranges. How would an investigator finesse this?
We would encourage investigators to look at SSRI response in relation to RDoC domains (e.g., positive and negative valence systems and other relevant constructs from other Domains). Measures of depression and anxiety may also be helpful to link results to constructs that have been studied with reliable and valid measures.
- For a clinical trial, say of 'depression' treatment, one implication is for larger sample sizes in order to look at sub-groups. Is that right?
This would depend on how the experimental paradigm was designed. If the idea behind the study is that there are numerous subgroups in a DSM condition such as "depression" that could vary in different ways on treatment response in relation to some construct, then a larger sample size would indeed be necessary. If, on the other hand, you are studying one or two RDoC constructs (e.g., such as loss and threat) in relation to individuals who have a range of depressive symptomatology, then a smaller sample may be sufficient for statistical power and thus hasten relevant clinical findings.
Additionally, it is worth noting that as more researchers contribute to RDoCdb, it will become possible to combine data across studies from different sites for analyses that would have previously required large-scale studies.
- If I am interested in studying emotion regulation issues, but work in an area where threat constructs are not employed, how can I propose a study that addresses emotion regulation processes?
In this case, it would be helpful to study emotion regulation in relation to a construct that is relevant to your area of research. As we have outlined on the web site, regulatory or modulatory processes that can be viewed as inherently related to a construct of interest are heuristically considered to be part of that construct – e.g., as noted for threat regulation. Thus, as another example, regulatory processes that modulate certain types of aggressive behavior might be considered in terms of the Frustrative Nonreward construct. Self- or emotion-regulation will also be relevant to constructs within the Positive Valence (e.g. regulation of approach) and Social Processes Domain (e.g. regulation of social communication). The Cognitive Control construct may provide yet another conceptual approach.
Additionally, as mentioned elsewhere in the FAQ, new constructs that are not part of the RDoC matrix can be proposed, and this would apply to a regulating process involved with that construct as well. In such cases, the grant application should outline how the new construct fits RDoC principles – i.e., there should be (1) evidence for a functional behavioral or psychological construct, (2) evidence for a neural system or circuit that plays a major role in implementing the function, and (3) evidence of the significance for mental disorders.
- Could you speak briefly about best practices for approaching problems from an RDoC angle when you believe that your particular problem (e.g., aggression) involves dysfunction in two or more systems (e.g., negative valence systems and systems for social processes).
RDoC encourages the study of multiple constructs to examine complex clinical phenomena such as aggression (itself a heterogeneous concept; see the Proceedings of the Negative Valence workshop). RDoC does not specify a particular "best practice" since there are a variety of research designs and statistical analyses that can be used to study such issues. The most appropriate approach may depend upon detailed aspects of the research plan. Investigators are encouraged to discuss specific research plans with NIMH program officers prior to submission of a grant application.
- If an investigator is interested in social engagement as a mechanism that is related to positive and negative valence systems, how transdiagnostic should she be, as this affects many disorders?
The answer involves two related parts. First, RDoC domains and constructs cut across several disorders, and it may not be feasible to include subjects with all kinds of symptomatology. We would suggest starting in a relatively circumscribed way (e.g., subjects with varying degrees of symptoms for a particular class of disorder such as those in the schizophrenia spectrum chapter in the DSM-5). Based on results, including construct validation within that context, larger studies including subjects across various spectra of psychopathology could then be planned. Second, RDoC welcomes studies that examine multiple domains and/or constructs, such how Positive and/or Negative Valence affect social engagement.
RDoC grant reviews
- Do "RDoCian" grant applications go to different study sections at NIH?
Study section assignment depends upon the type of grant application submission. Applications that are received in response to an RDoC RFA will go to an NIMH convened study section; investigator-initiated grant applications (including those in response to Program Announcements (PAs or PARs) go to various CSR study sections according to the usual CSR referral guidelines.
- RDoC is a great idea, but my experience is that the study sections are ignoring it in evaluating proposals, with basic scientists not that interested in translation and clinical scientists still wanting to see DSM-5 criteria to define samples. How is NIMH going to address this issue?
While some anecdotal comments have noted lower enthusiasm for RDoC-themed applications in clinically oriented study sections, other investigators report hearing the opposite -- that applications planning to use DSM categories are downgraded for not involving RDoC dimensions. RDoC Unit staff are aware of these concerns, and are working to provide guidelines for review that will promote a consistent approach to evaluating applications with either RDoC or DSM orientations. It seems clear that reviewers in CSR study sections are becoming much more conversant with the RDoC framework and RDoC-oriented grant applications.
Basic scientists are welcome to propose research involving further study of the RDoC constructs at a pre-clinical level. These investigators are also encouraged to conduct studies leading to new knowledge about the neural mechanisms underlying complex behaviors which may relate to clinical symptoms when dysfunctional. Among other positive contributions, such studies may provide the basis for new RDoC constructs (see basic science FAQ).
- Can DSM disorder categories still be included in grant applications to NIMH?
While it has been stated that NIMH will re-orient its translational research toward RDoC, this does not mean that research with DSM categories is no longer accepted. Moving forward, it is important to enable the research community to build upon the research databases and literatures that already exist using DSM categories. Large GWAS studies represent one notable example where studies using DSM diagnoses are likely to continue for some time, in order to build upon extant data sets. Even for studies with clinical samples that emphasize RDoC constructs, it is reasonable to state in publications the numbers in various diagnostic groups, and to report the means and confidence intervals of the various measures for each group; this assists readers in understanding how RDoC data relate to traditional DSM analyses.
For studies designed around DSM categories, a variety of research designs can combine RDoC approaches with DSM samples – for instance, examining RDoC dimensions across two or three DSM groups (e.g., schizophrenia and bipolar disorder or multiple anxiety disorders). Grant applications that focus solely on comparing a single DSM category to controls may be useful if the major aims are to explore dimensions or subgroups within the category. Studies adopting the traditional design in which patients given a single DSM diagnosis (considered as a unitary disease entity) are contrasted to healthy controls, however, will be given lower priority. In all cases, it is important to consider strongly the dimensional aspects of the construct under study, such as patients not quite meeting criteria for a DSM diagnosis, controls who may have some history of past disorder, etc.
RDoC in basic science research and clinical services research
- Is RDoC interested in animal studies?
RDoC is a translational research project, so studies conducted under the RDoC aegis would be confined to humans. However, projects employing animals can play an important role in the overall RDoC project. See Simmons & Quinn (2013) for a thorough discussion of this aspect.
- Are basic researchers now required to study only RDoC domains and constructs?
No. To the contrary, NIMH continues to support a wide variety of basic research relevant to its mission. The Institute looks to basic researchers for new discoveries in behavioral and brain research that could potentially lead to new RDoC constructs, thus opening up novel studies in the clinical realm.
Insofar as RDoC represents a research framework involving the translation of basic-science constructs to clinical phenomena, basic researchers are also welcome to submit pre-clinical applications intended to further the understanding of the current constructs.
More information regarding NIMH priorities in basic research can be found through the Division of Neuroscience and Basic Behavioral Science websites and program officers.
- When can the RDoC approach be applied to the general population?
RDoC studies are encouraged to include the full range of functioning along the dimensions of interest, from "normal/healthy" through "sub-clinical" through various degrees of clinically significant impairment. The goal is to have constructs validated and applicable in such a way as to improve targeting and treatment effectiveness at different levels of impairment, as defined on an empirical basis. Studies focused solely on healthy human subjects fall within NIMH's basic science programs/priorities.
- Can RDoC replace the DSM/ICD?
The RDoC project is still in an early stage, and cannot yet replace the current diagnostic systems. Because it is still an experimental framework only, the RDoC matrix should not now be used for clinical diagnostic purposes. The aim of the RDoC initiative is to stimulate a different approach to translational/clinical research, with the goal that the knowledge gained will inform future clinical diagnostic systems. We expect that such changes to diagnostic manuals would be phased in gradually as more investigators adopt RDoC principles in their studies and more constructs prove to be clinically valid and useful.
- Can RDoC be used for clinical care or everyday problems at the current time?
RDoC's long-term goal is to provide more effective diagnosis for individuals, and thus is consistent with precision medicine approaches to diagnosis in other areas of medicine. While it may not be immediately applicable for clinical purposes, it is possible to envision how research on basic neural circuitry and functional systems involved in mental disorders can readily translate to both therapeutic and preventive interventions as RDoC increasingly builds upon its knowledge base in the years to come. As has been said, the road to better therapeutics starts with better diagnostics.
- Much current intervention research focuses on improving functional outcomes (e.g., employment and relationships) among people with specific disorders. Does this type of research relate to RDoC at all?
Yes. RDoC emphasizes specific behavioral or cognitive functions (such as working memory or social processes) that often have very specific implications for examining functional outcomes (as opposed to outcomes examining aggregate change across the multiple symptoms that comprise most DSM disorders). This research may play an increasingly important role as the best methods for implementing RDoC constructs in practice settings are developed. Such outcome variables may be located in the "Behavior" and "Self Reports" columns.
- Investigators in healthcare services and implementation science have found it difficult to frame research questions and methods using RDoC. Will there be additional guidance on this? For example, when studying healthcare services delivery for anxiety-spectrum, how does RDoC relate?
For the most part, services and implementation research at the current time involve traditional disorder categories since the use of RDoC constructs in clinical contexts is still so new. However, a number of investigators are developing innovative ways to examine outcome measures related to RDoC constructs in electronic health care records, ambulatory monitoring, and treatment evaluation metrics. Interested investigators are encouraged to contact NIMH program staff to discuss examples and possible applications.
RDoC and existing datasets
- How does RDoC impact non-RDoC studies that are already in progress? For example, are there any ways in which those studies should be adapting data collection and analysis plans to incorporate the RDoC framework?
It depends on where the study is in its timeline. If still early in the data collection phase, investigators may consider adding relevant RDoC measures to their protocol. However, if the study is already further along, investigators may decide that it is prudent to stick to their proposed data collection protocol. All are encouraged to analyze data on a dimensional basis alongside their original design factors.
- Is there any way that I can analyze already existing data sets in terms of RDoC domains and constructs?
Yes. See PAR 14-008, "Secondary Data Analyses to Explore NIMH Research Domain Criteria."
- When will RDoCdb be ready for querying data for analysis?
RDoCdb is part of the NIH/NIMH Data Repositories (NIMHDR). As with other NIMH Data Repositories, investigators upload data to RDoCdb every 6 months in January and July. Descriptive data (those data that simply describe the characteristics of the sample, and are not related to the primary aims of the study) remain in a private state for up to four months after submission, at which time they are then shared. Analyzed data (those data related to the primary aims of the study) remain in a private state until such time as they are published (see rdocdb.nimh.nih.gov). Since the first projects submitted to RDoC RFAs were funded in 2012, it will be some time before data from these projects are shared and available for querying. However, NIMH has provided supplemental funding for some relevant ongoing studies whose data are closer to publication, so these may be available in six to 12 months. Also, there are some data from projects that have been entirely completed that are available for querying and analysis; check with RDoCdb staff.


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IBPS had conducted the first CWE for Specialist Officer recruitment in March 2012 and since the validity will be expired in one year after the examination, it is for sure that IBPS will conduct the second CWE for the posts of Specialist Officer any time soon. According to the latest information from IBPS, Specialist Officer CWE will probably be held on March 16th or 17th of 2013. IBPS Specialist Officer recruitment are to fill the vacancies in certain specialized baking sector fields such as IT, Technical,Agriculture, Legal, Marketing, HR, Finance, Rajbhasha etc. We have listed all the posts below.
As you might have noticed that some of the posts are listed as Scale II, it's because those posts should require some experience before and it should be a minimum of 2 years. IBPS Specialist Officer recruitment is based on the CWE which you are going to be written on the month of March 2013 and the interview as the final recruiting process.
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If you haven't had your call letter for Specialist Officer CWE, you can get it from here after submitting the credentials such as registration number, credentials and password. You need to have a printed copy of it once you being presented in the examination hall. Along with the hall ticket you should also bring your ID proof with photo and a copy of it.
Online CWE which is conducted as the IBPS Specialist Officer recruitment 2013 consists of 200 objective type questions. Structure of examination will have some changes according to the category of posts. You can get it clear from the shot below.
Interview for IBPS Specialist Officer recruitment 2013 will be held only after the Common Written Examination. Interview date will be published here once it has been announced officially.
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I have decided to start a series of questions for people to answer. My plan is to post one dilemma per week for the next couple of months. I'm very interested to see some honest answers up here. (oh, and drop me a message if you have any dilemmas you have faced that you want me to add )
Dilemma no.1 - Local or multinational?
You are wandering the streets of Delhi and the clock strikes 1 - time for lunch. A range of excellent food choices exist, but you have your heart set on fast food on this fine day and you feel all the walking you've done this morning is enough exercise to counter it. As you mingle in the hustle and bustle of this particularly busy intersection, you are confronted with two choices: on the one corner there is a rather familiar looking international fast-food chain. You can rest assured you will get something you recognize and love there, however on the opposite side of the road the opportunity exists to try a local fast food joint you have seen on a few other streets as well, packed and seemingly rather popular. Which do you choose (and why)?


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The tower is equally magnificent in the cold light of day.
My Sister gifted us a voucher for a meal for two in 58 Eiffel Tower, the restaurant on the first "floor" (that large platform atop the 'legs' of the tower.)
It was a great present, not least because it was the kind of thing we may never have actually splurged on for ourselves. So we got ourselves dolled up and headed out for an evening of getting up close and personal with this gigantic mechano set!
You can pay extra to have a seat at the window, which is exactly what my generous sister did. This was the view from our seat, overlooking the seine and the Trocadero.
The meal is a set dinner and you get to choose from four or five options for starter, main course and desert as you sip on the glass of champers that's included.
You also get two glasses of wine per person - your choice of red or white. The white was a sauvignon blanc which I actually liked. The red was a Bordeaux and My Husband chose that. There didn't seem to be a choice other than that and we were happy with their selection. More discerning wine buffs might have an issue here.
The menu had what I would describe as "safe" options. The food was fresh and cooked to perfection. The portions were small but satisfying. There were two sittings an evening 6.30pm and a later one at 9pm. Possibly because everyone was seated at the same time, there was a sense of mass catering. Everything was nice but nothing spectacular when compared to the meal we'd had almost a year ago in Singapore at the top of the Marina Bay Sands, in the restaurant called (ironically) Ce La Vi.
But really, we weren't there solely for the food, and the staff were nice, giving my husband a lovely fruit salad for desert when he couldn't find a menu option without cream.
After dinner we took in the views, climbing up the stairs (even though the lift ticket was included in the price) to the second "floor" which, as My Husband kept pointing out, was more than one floor in a conventional building up.
We arrived there just in time to see the moon pop out from behind cloud.
And there it is!
Despite the chilly night the views were amazing! Above on the left, you can see the big wheel at Place de la Concorde (where Marie Antoinette lost her head) and the Pantheon on the right.
Below, that's the Pantheon to the left and the building with the blue lights at the top Mountparnasse Tower.
The Seine, with Sacre Coeur on the horizon just right of center.
The top of the Eiffel Tower was closed. I'm not sure if it was because it was night time or if it is closed right now.
The most magical moment was when the lights all sparkled in the on-the-hour light show!
Back inside for a warm up and a nosy through the shops. The Parisians love their Eiffel Tower and their macaroons so this was a double whammy of their amour!
A great evening out - thanks to My Sister. Next time we go up the Eiffel tower hopefully she'll be with us.
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Colorado Vision Care: Reduce Digital Eyestrain
Our eyes can't catch a break from the onslaught of digital viewing—our computers, our handheld devices and tablets, our television. Even our books can be read digitally. According to the American Optometric Association, around 75% of computer users report eye and vision problems including computer vision syndrome. According to a recent survey published on Yahoo! Tech, the average American spends 444 minutes a day looking at screens—that's nearly seven and a half hours of screen time! The Colorado vision care experts at Vision Care Specialists recommend several things to reduce what is becoming a near epidemic—digital eyestrain.
Blink Frequently
Especially in Colorado's climate where dry eyes are already a common complaint, frequent digital users need to make a conscious effort to maintain their blink rate at 6 times a minute; your blink rate naturally declines when in front of digital screens. Blinking can sharpen your vision as tears coat the eye, clear away dust and nourish the eye with oxygen and nutrients.
Break Away
Take more frequent breaks to give your eyes a chance to focus on something other than a computer screen during the workday. Even gazing across the room for a few moments will give your focusing muscles a rejuvenating break.
Brighten Your Monitor
A flickering screen can lead to eyestrain and headaches. A brighter screen causes your pupils to constrict and the result of this constriction is a greater range of focus. Digital users will be able to work for longer periods of time with greater comfort.
Computer Glasses
Discuss the benefits of computer glasses with your doctor. These glasses have a different focal point than reading glasses, usually 20 to 28 inches, and support the eye as it focuses to reduce eyestrain.
Vitamin and Mineral Supplements
The eyes need proper nourishment to function at an optimum level. One way to ensure that your eyes' needs are being met is to consider eye care nutritionals that are specially formulated with eye-nurturing ingredients such as vitamins A, C and E.
How to Use This Information
It's important to pay attention to your Colorado vision care needs especially if you're experiencing eyestrain from using multiple electronic devices throughout the day. If you want to schedule an appointment to review all of your options and create a plan customized to your needs, please give us a call at 303-991-9600 or contact us online for an appointment today.
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Real Madrid don't have much transfer success in January, but they need PR boost
Even before late December's 3-0 Clasico defeat against Barcelona, there was persistent speculation that Real Madrid would look to move seriously into the January transfer market.
But the shocking loss, which left Zinedine Zidane's side a full 14 points behind runaway La Liga leaders Barca (albeit with a game in hand), has only increased the feeling among Blancos fans and pundits that the squad must be strengthened immediately.
The most spectacular, if unlikely, rumour doing the rounds of the local press over the winter break was that Madrid president Florentino Perez is now determined to move for Tottenham centre-forward Harry Kane.
The England international's name was added to a list which had previously included Inter Milan's Mauro Icardi, Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez, Chelsea's Eden Hazard, Manchester City's Sergio Aguero and Atletico Madrid's Antoine Griezmann. Even though the chances of any of these moving to the Bernabeu as soon as January appear slim at best.
Madrid do have money to spend after missing out on PSG's Kylian Mbappe last summer, and Zidane did talk last month about being open to going into the market in January. Although the manager also made clear that he is not the main decision maker over transfers at the Bernabeu, and publically retains faith in centre-forward Karim Benzema (currently injured) despite his continued struggles in front of goal.
There is now the possibility of Madrid tabling a huge offer which Tottenham (or any other club) would have to consider. Or more likely that a surprise name will emerge over the next few weeks to fill the gap left at the Bernabeu by previous back-up No. 9 Alvaro Morata's exit for Chelsea last summer.
Many clubs have been cautious about spending money in January, due to the difficulty of getting deals done mid-season. But Marca have run the numbers and found that since the winter window was introduced in Spain in 1995 the Bernabeu outfit have spent €143 million on 18 different players, with decidedly mixed results.
There have been quite a few disasters. Julien Faubert got just 54 minutes in La Liga during a 2009 loan move from West Ham which has never been adequately explained; Antonio Cassano caused more trouble for hotel busboys than opposition defenders during his 18 months in the Spanish capital; Brazilian midfielder Lucas Silva's €14m move was not working out even before his illness and he's now on loan at Cruzeiro.
There have been some successes. Brazilians Marcelo and Casemiro were both under the radar winter captures which turned out well; Argentine Gonzalo Higuain, a January 2007 signing, also did well on balance. However Madrid cannot bring forward their move for latest South American sensation Vinicius Jr -- due to arrive in summer 2018 for €45m -- even if they wanted to due to him still being just 17.
The last time the call went out for an "emergency" centre-forward, when Jose Mourinho loaned Emmanuel Adebayor from Man City in 2011, the much travelled Togo international did reasonably well and ended up winning a Copa del Rey medal. Two years previous, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar's signing from Ajax made a lot of sense, until it emerged that Madrid's belief he could play in that year's Champions League round of 16 had been mistaken.
A similar move for an experienced and available goal-scorer cannot be ruled out this month -- especially as history shows that the main reason Madrid's hierarchy sign players in January is the short-term PR boost they get for looking to be proactively trying to solve the team's problems.
Given the Real Madrid supporters have just suffered through the winter break following an especially painful Clasico defeat, a surprise big name arrival would move the narrative on from the squad's lack of depth and Zidane's tactical failings.
This could be especially useful given the tricky upcoming fixture list, starting with a Copa del Rey trip to in-form Segunda side Numancia on Thursday, than always dangerous Celta Vigo away on Sunday in La Liga.
Minds are also already focused on Feb. 14's Champions League round of 16 first leg against Paris Saint-Germain, who will be bringing their expensive signings Neymar and Mbappe to the Bernabeu. If Madrid did have their own new superstar like Chelsea's Eden Hazard to show off, it would help the mood considerably during the build-up to what now looks a season-defining tie.
The general lesson however is that although it can be a good idea to bring on board promising kids in January and ease them slowly into the team, when Madrid have felt forced into changing plans or making a panic buy mid-season things have generally not gone well.
In nine seasons in which Los Blancos have moved in the winter window, the team have ended the season winning just four trophies -- well below par for the Bernabeu.
The January signings themselves are probably not to blame for this, as the very fact that the club's hierarchy felt the need to move at that point shows their season was already in trouble. Indeed, 2017-18 already looks to be heading into dangerous territory, regardless of what Florentino and Zidane do this month.
Dermot Corrigan is a Madrid-based football writer who covers La Liga and the Spain national team for ESPN FC. Follow him on Twitter @dermotmcorrigan
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Looking Down on Foster Kids
Welcome back to Taylor Talks!
Now, back to what I was actually going to write tonight... I was actually thinking about some misconceptions associated with foster care. I'm not sure if I've ever written about it, but I was thinking about the fact that people will actually look down on foster kids as if they were the ones who did something wrong.
Many foster children, especially those who are school-age and exposed to teasing, are made to feel bad about themselves for being in foster care. They are made to feel unwanted, unloved, or as if they did something terrible to be made to live with a foster family.
Actually, children in foster care have done absolutely nothing wrong. Their biological parents have abused or neglected these children in some way, making them unfit parents. These kids have been the victims; they have suffered through situations in their homes, have then been removed from the only home and family they've ever known, and placed with a family of complete strangers. They can't be blamed for their situations, and they shouldn't be made to feel like outcasts in society because of something that they have had no control over.
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My family has been doing foster care since I was three years old. I'm the only biological child in my family, though I now have five permanent siblings. Having nineteen siblings over the course of my lifetime has been an incredible experience, and I'm hoping that by sharing some of the ups and downs of being the only bio kid in a foster family, other foster families or people looking into doing foster care will be able to learn a bit of what life can be like. I also like to share what life is like on my journey to becoming a published author, as well as where my schooling and career choice are taking me.
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Teacher Siv Poijo was out spending her day in Mala, Sweden, when something truly awe inspiring crossed her way. She was completely stunned and immediately stopped her car to take the photo. What she captured is nothing short than seeing a wonder.
On the side of the road was the pack of reindeer. Poijo noticed one of them was different, it was completely white…A huge Albino Reindeer, something you get to see perhaps only once in your lifetime, if you are lucky. Siv took some amazing photos of this animal which is considered to be sacred by Sami people. Trully stunning!
Albinism is caused due to a genetic mutation and it is incredibly rare in reindeer. The chances of surviving for these animals are very slim. It's hard to hide from predators when you have such a beautiful bright white fur.


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Holiday Art Show & Sale
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Rehoboth Beach Volunteer Fire Company is once again hosting their Holiday Art Show & Sale. Please join us on Saturday, December 8, 2018 from 9am-4pm at Station 1 located at 219 Rehoboth Avenue in downtown Rehoboth. We will be showcasing our amazing local artists and talented craftspeople. There will be raffle prizes, live music, and food for sale.


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Bears wide reciever Johnny Knox will undergo surgery, Monday, to stabalize vertabrae in his back after receiveing a violent hit vs. the Seattle Seahawks, Sunday.
Knox's back was awkwardly and violently bent after he caught a pass in the first quarter. The game was stopped as Bears medical personnel carefully put Knox on a backboard and took him to an ambulance.
"Johnny has total movement throughout his body, has total use of all his extremities, which is good. As far as the injury, I know it's a lower back injury right now. Of course we're doing tests right now, but he has total movement. He is not paralyzed or anything like that," Smith said.
The team announced that Knox's prognosis, both for his career and his quality of life, are good.
In the post-game press conference, head coach Lovie Smith said Knox had full movement in his extremities.
In a season full of injuries for Chicago, this was the scariest. Knox gave a thumbs up as he was being carted off the field, but the sight of his body bent in half did not inspire confidence. Knox having a positive prognosis is the best news the Bears have had in weeks.


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Shu-Qing Wang1, You-Shui Gao2, Jia-Qi Wang1, Chang-Qing Zhang2, Jiong Mei1, Zhi-Tao Rao1
1 Department of Orthopedics, Tongji Hospital, Tongji University, Shanghai, China2 Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China
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Background: High-energy fractures of posterior tibial plateau always need surgical treatment. Generally, posterior fragments of these fractures could not be exposed and reduced well in conventional anterior approaches. Although a posterolateral/posteromedial approach to manage posterior tibial plateau fractures can achieve satisfactory results, there are few presentations concerning the treatment of these high-energy injuries based on posterior approaches combined with anterior approach if necessary. Materials and Methods: Ten cases of posterior tibial plateau fractures from high-energy injuries were retrospectively reviewed and followed up for mean 26.5 months (range 14-45 months). A posterolateral/posteromedial approach was adopted primarily to fix main fragment in posterior tibial plateau, and intraoperative assessment of the stability of knee was done. An anterior approach was added if required. Results: Posterolateral approach was employed in seven cases, posteromedial in three, and additional anteromedial in three, and anterolateral in two cases. The average time to union of all 10 fractures was 3.7 months (range 3-5.5 months). Nine patients had satisfactory articular reduction. The range of motion of the knee averaged 2° of extension to 110.5° of flexion. No patient complained of knee instability. The average postoperative HSS score at the final followup was 92.70.Conclusions: High-energy fractures of posterior tibial plateau could be well treated based on posterior approaches combined with necessary anterior approach if required.
Keywords: Posterior tibial plateau fractures, surgical approach, posterolateral/posteromedial approach
Correspondence Address:You-Shui GaoDepartment of Orthopedics, Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai 200233 ChinaSource of Support: None, Conflict of Interest: NoneCheck5DOI: 10.4103/0019-5413.77131
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1) What is your name, where do you blog, and what are we likely to find there?
Hi Everyone..My name is Dr Harsha Joshi.
I blog at http://beautyblush.in
Beauty Blush is a doctor's take on beauty and wellness. You will find articles related to skin care, hair care , nutrition, wellness ,style ideas , product reviews and more..
2) What are your favourite types of posts to write and read?
I love writing and reading skin care and hair care posts the most. I also like style and fashion posts.
3) What is your skin care routine?
It mainly comprises of cleansing toning and moisturizing twice a day. Sunscreen is a must during day time. Clinique is a good brand for skin care.
Whenever I find time I slather on home made face packs specially yogurt based.
I also believe proper water intake and nutrition is a must for great skin and without that no product can help!
4) What are your makeup essentials?
Honestly I am not much of a make up person and have recently forayed into make up post marriage but I am absolutely crazy about lipsticks and lip stains. My make up essentials would be a great lipstick in soft pink or soft coral shade (currently liking Chambor powder matte sugar pink and MAC see sheer ), Maybelline hyper sharp eyeliner for drawing a sharp thin line and a good compact.
5) What's your skin type?
I have a combination skin type – oily nose and dry chin – rest of the skin is pretty much normal but I do have a very sun sensitive skin and tan easily.
6) What's the one piece of advice you'd give to any blogger?
The one piece of advice I would give to any blogger is to focus on quality rather than mere quantity! Though I am new to the world of beauty and lifestyle blogging and as new blogger you are tempted to post often to increase visibility but it shouldn't be at the cost of quality. I feel one should work straight from the heart on every single post and try to be innovative.
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I came to know about Wiseshe while looking for a product review online.I am hooked since then! I also love the weight loss, food and travel and fashion blogs by Wiseshe. All the blogs are wonderful with loads of information and tips – in fact they are a wonderful resource material.. Kudos to Anamika and team Wiseshe for this amazing site and thanks a ton for featuring me!!
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By Sandy Clingan Smith- AVP, Ophthalmology Marketing
On Wednesday, September 11, the partners from Connecticut Eye Surgery Center South joined together for an intensive strategic planning session. The focus was on ensuring that the partners, along with Center Leader Lori Senetcen, shared a vision for the future of their center in Milford, Conn.
Several months ago, AMSURG joined with Bruce Maller Consulting (BSM) to strengthen the strategic planning process for our ophthalmology centers. Two of BSM's senior consultants, Derek Preece and Maureen Waddle, have been working with AMSURG's ophthalmology team to provide each Ops Lead the tools they need to conduct dynamic strategic planning sessions.
The session in Connecticut was the first session utilizing the new process. It involved a deep dive into the "state of the center", along with an in-depth market analysis. Each partner was asked to assess the strengths and weaknesses of the center in advance, along with their assessment of future opportunities. Thanks to the advance work, the session focused on a robust discussion on the opportunities for that center, which ranged from adding retina, addressing scheduling issues, ACOs, femtosecond laser, and even becoming a 'multi specialty' center. We were grateful to have sixteen of the partners engaged in the process that evening.


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If a company specializes in specific products or technologies, it should have a patent strategy. A well-written patent serves as the basis for the company's research and development, and is often a prerequisite for the interest of investors and thus a successful business.
Patents help the company protect its inventions, new developments and ideas against copying. Investors also look for patents as one of the first things when they have to decide whether they wish to invest in a company in order to develop and market a product.
It is important that the patent application is written in a way which ensures that it meets the patent requirements in order to obtain issuance of the patent. But it is equally important that the patent application is arranged in a strategically well-considered way so that it also creates operational, tactical and commercial advantages for the company.
It is important for us to initiate the patent process already in the early phases of the technological development. This way we can concentrate on testing and refining the product without having to worry about being copied.
– Kim Højrup Hansen, European Patent Attorney at Vestas
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Are you in control of your patents and IP rights?
Irrespective of whether you represent a large or a small company, it is extremely important that the patent strategy is laid down right from the beginning of the development of an idea. Unfortunately, we often experience that companies – new entrepreneurs as well as large companies – overlook the importance of being in control of the rights to their products and technologies.
Most companies understand the importance of having a carefully prepared sales and marketing strategy, a well-considered distribution plan etc. The main focus is usually towards introducing the product or the invention on the market, and therefore you overlook the importance of patenting the new development. Unfortunately, this means that the protection of the immaterial rights by way of patents, trademarks and design protection (IPR) is only considered too late in the process, or in the worst case only after the invention has been copied. This might result in a huge loss.
Avoid wasting precious time
If you are not able to manage your rights, all the hours spent on research and development might in other words be wasted. Someone else might already have been granted a patent on the product or technology, you have invested time and money in developing, and this might have a catastrophic influence on the company.


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Google Places Reviews – Javascript Plugin (Social Networks).
Google Places Reviews is a Javascript plugin for showing Google Place evaluations on a webpage. Reviews of a couple of places can be displayed in one web page with this plugin.
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Nine DU hockey equipment bags left behind at DIA as Pioneers travel to Omaha
DU's trip to Omaha for this weekend's series against the Nebraska O Mavericks didn't start well. Thirteen of the Pioneers' 22 equipment bags were left behind because of weight restrictions on the United Airlines' regional jet. Thus, only nine players will participate in today's practice at the CenturyLink Center Omaha (formerly Qwest Center). More on that story in Friday's paper and online.
Meanwhile, three goalies are on the trip — freshman Juho Olkinuora, sophomore Sam Brittain and junior Adam Murray. Coach George Gwozdecky wasn't sure who would start Friday, but a good guess would be Brittain. The 22nd player is forward Jarrod Mermis, the 13th forward.
Sophomore D David Makowski (upper body) and sophomore W Beau Bennett (wrist) remain unavailable.
I'm traveling to Omaha in the morning. Check this space, www.denverpost.com/sports and, of course, the paper during the weekend for complete coverage. Should be a fun series.
Keep tabs with Mike Chambers on Twitter: @MChambersDP
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Doug Henry graduated in 2000 from Albany Law School of Union University in Albany, New York. He majored in Public Affairs at the Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy, SUNY at Albany, where he graduated cum laude. Prior to relocating to Ohio in 2007, Mr. Henry practiced law in the New York metropolitan area where he managed a caseload consisting of general civil litigation, tort and family law. Upon relocation to Ohio in 2007, his time and efforts have been devoted primarily to probate and family law practice in Lorain, Cuyahoga, Medina, Geauga, Summit and Erie counties.
Doug serves as a Member of the Advisory Board of the Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) Project in the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court and he has served as a GAL on behalf of children in Cuyahoga and Lorain counties.
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Doug spends his time out of work with his wife, his children and his dog, Gus. His entire family enjoys spending time in the streams and on the trails between northeast Ohio and the Adirondack Mountains.
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I was so tired last night, I just couldn't stay awake to wait for hubby to get home. So I barely saw him yesterday at all. :( I can't wait until he's done with these hours! Hopefully it's only one week of it. No amount of money would make me happy enough to hardly see him!
The mornings are getting darker- the days are getting shorter. It's hard to get up in the mornings when it's like that! I'm trying to set a schedule for myself, so while I could sleep in a little later, I made myself get up at 6:15. It's kind of nice not to rush in the morning anyways.
I started off right away with a cup of Duchess tea. I got these mugs at JC Penny's before we got married like super cheap! I love the colors.
I caught up on blogs and sipped my tea.
Remember yesterday when I said I needed to think of some new mix ins for my oats? Well, I present to you- Banana Nut Oats:
They were pretty good! I only used about 3/4 of the banana (I weighed it to determine the points value), a few grams of pecans and 1 cup of cooked oats. This was 4 points. I'm not sure if the nuts were worth an extra point- but I've heard there are benefits in nuts- so maybe once in a while!
Of course I had to have my glass of 1% milk for 2 points.
On Tuesday, I got to class late because there were no parking spots in my usual place and I ended up having to walk even farther than normal. Good thing this professor has been late to class everyday- because I got there just when he was getting there! Whew! I am one of those people that gets places 15 minutes early- better early than late, right? So I made sure to leave a little earlier today and I had time to spare- which was much better. The professor was late again. ;)
On the way there, I had a peach smoothie for 2 points.
School was alright today. I'm not really loving either of my classes- but you gotta do what you gotta do. I am an English major- hoping to find a job writing or possibly teaching someday. I'm not really sure what.
On the way home, I ate a pear for a snack for 1 point.
I had a lunch planned with veggies and protein but all I could think about was chicken noodle soup and toast again. So we have a repeat of yesterday for 5 points.
Dessert was another red plum for .5 point.
I got to work after that. I work in customer service- providing technical support. While I was working, I sipped on an iced coffee for 1.5 points.
After work I felt like I had my energy back- which has been lacking the entire week! So I'm hoping it's due to the fact that I'm getting better and not to the caffeine in my iced coffee!
For supper, I really wanted more soup- but decided I better eat something else. I made pigs in a blanket. I found these really little biscuits- 1 point each, at Target. I cut Fat Free hotdogs in half and used 1/2 slice of cheese. I had 4 of these for 9.5 points. I love these things every once in a while! I also had green beans.
Whew- I was stuffed after that supper- but it tasted really good! I'm going to wait until Hubby gets home and use my 5.5 points left for dessert of some sort.
Now I'm just reading for Tuesday's class so I don't have anything to worry about this weekend. I take little breaks here and there to pack and do random chores. I'm so happy that tomorrow is finally Friday!!


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Celebrity Nose Jobs: Before and After
Which celebrities are most likely to have had nose jobs? The subject is a hotly debated one. Some celebs come clean and admit that they've had work done, including a "nose job" (rhinoplasty). Others definitely look like they've had some sort of plastic surgery, but they won't say one way or the other. This list includes many celebrities who are suspect, including celebrities with big noses who all of a sudden look different one day. Everyone listed here is rumored to have had a nose job, or has openly admitted to having one. Some are obvious, while others are far more subtle. Vote for the celebs you think have gone under the knife to alter their appearance by getting a nose job – and add anyone that might be missing, too!
With some celebrities, spotting a nose job is rather obvious: Jennifer Aniston, anyone? And of course, no list of celebs and/or nose jobs would be complete without the Queen of Plastic Surgery, Joan Rivers. She openly admits having multiple procedures over several decades.
Things don't always turn out well, especially when multiple plastic surgeries (and nose jobs) are involved. Anytime anyone goes under the knife for any reason, it's a risk – to both health, and career. Jennifer Grey has said that getting a nose job ruined her career.
Celebrities who may (or may not) have had nose jobs also include supermodels. Gisele Bundchen and Kate Moss are both suspect, for example. There's no hard proof, but looking at older photos, it's hard not to wonder. Maybe the celeb just grew into their nose –or maybe not. If they're suspect, they're on the list. Period.
Not everyone, though, is so forthcoming about whether they have or haven't had a nose job. That's why this list exists! Sometimes it's hard to be sure, but you suspect it. And if you suspect it? Vote here for the celebrities you think are most likely to have had nose jobs.
Pay attention, kids, this is your face on drugs! Courtney Love isn't aging well, she's had some work done – most notably, on her nose. She's never made a secret of her decision to get a nose job. She's said her nose reminded her of her estranged dad.
Age: 54
Birthplace: San Francisco, California, United States
Ashlee Simpson has definitely had a nose job. Her noticeable surgery happened back in 2006, and the transformation was dramatic, to say the least.
Age: 34
Birthplace: Waco, Texas, United States of America
Actress Jennifer Grey is one of the few celebrities on this list who had a nose job after she became super-famous. After starring in the monster hit movie Dirty Dancing, Grey had rhinoplasty, and the results drastically altered her appearance. Grey later claimed that the nose job ruined her career.
Age: 58
Birthplace: New York City, New York, United States of America
Tyra Banks is another former supermodel who admitted to a nose job. In her memoir she writes, "I had bones in my nose that were growing and itching," says Banks. "I could breathe fine, but I added cosmetic surgery. I admit it! Fake hair, and I did my nose. I feel I have a responsibility to tell the truth."
Age: 45
Birthplace: Inglewood, California, United States of America


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Ugh… Pope Says About 1 in 50 Priests Are Paedophiles
Once again, Pope Francis stuffed his foot in his mouth.
The Argentinian pope told reporters 1 in 50 priests are paedophiles.
That ought to do wonders for the Church outreach.
BBC reported:
Pope Francis has been quoted as saying that reliable data indicates that "about 2% " of clergy in the Catholic Church are paedophiles.
The Pope said that abuse of children was like "leprosy" infecting the Church, according to the Italian La Repubblica newspaper.
He vowed to "confront it with the severity it demands".
But a Vatican spokesman said the quotes in the newspaper did not correspond to Pope Francis's exact words.
The BBC's David Willey in Rome says there is often a studied ambiguity in Pope Francis' off-the-cuff statements.
He wants to show a more compassionate attitude towards Church teaching than his predecessors, but this can sometimes cause consternation among his media advisers, our correspondent adds.
UPDATE: According to Wikipedia: The prevalence of pedophilia in the general population is not known, but is estimated to be lower than 5% among adult men… But this does not excuse the pope's comments.


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We are already seeing the storm system responsible for this destruction start to ease up on the Gulf Coast and start its trek northeast. However, as it does so, another area of potentially dangerous weather will evolve along the Southeast coastline. Cities like Raleigh, Charlotte and Wilmington will be at risk for the worst of these storms.
Discussion: As the storm treks northeast, lower level winds will maintain their speed, possibly strengthening, providing a base to strong storms. Readily-available Gulf moisture and instability will flourish in the Southeast, as the warm front lifts this moisture north. A trailing cold front will kick off the event with individual cells, possibly in linear form thanks to overnight outflow boundaries and existing convection. As the day goes on, lower level winds will strengthen over the area of interest, promoting both a damaging wind and tornado threat.


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NH Senate holding hearings on bills to increase ATV weight, size allowed in state park
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) � A New Hampshire Senate committee is holding hearings on a pair of House-passed bills to allow wider and heavier all-terrain vehicles in certain locations.
One bill authorizes the state's bureau of trails to develop trails for vehicles 65 inches wide and weighing up to 1,700 pounds at Jericho Mountain State Park. The bigger vehicles would be limited to specific trails to minimize the environmental impact.
The second bill increases the width from 50 inches to 62 inches and weight from 1,000 pounds to 1,700 pounds for utility off-highway recreational vehicles on state trails in Coos and Grafton counties.
The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearings are Wednesday morning.


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Tim Johnson Net Worth: $5 Million
Born in Chicago on August 27, 1961. American animation director Tim Johnson has an estimated net worth of $5 million. He started producing animated film while he was still studying at Northwestern University where he earned Richard Grant Organization Awards. Later, Johnson served as a freelance director and animator before becoming the founding member of the Character Animation Group at Pacific Data Images. As a director, he directed the first Pillsbury Doughboy CG commercial as well as the movies Antz, Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas, Over the Hedge, and Home. In 2010 Johnson worked as executive producer for the film How to Train Your Dragon and has since directed Kung Fu Panda Holiday and The Simpsons: Home Cubed. His achievements include two Annie Awards, a Hiroshima International Animation Festival Award, an Indianapolis International Film Festival Award, and an Ottawa International Animation Festival Award.


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Obituary: Edwin (Eddie) Henry Haase
Ed was born and raised in Carson Valley to Henry and Alice Haase on May 4, 1935. He was a truck driver for Bing Materials for nearly 40 years. A man of few words, his love and dedication for the ranch, the valley, his family and friends spoke volumes. When he wasn't driving a truck he was cutting hay and endless other tasks required at his at Circle H Ranch in Gardnerville. Ed was a Charter member of the Douglas County Sheriff's Posse and assisted in countless search and rescues. He served in the national guard. Ed could build, fix and repair anything, he and son Derik could be found almost every weekend building or repairing something in the garage on the ranch. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and never missed opening day at Topaz Lake. He is survived by wife, Sue Haase, married 45 years; son, Derik Henry Haase; granddaughter Lea Haase; sisters, Irene Marshall and Katherine Custis, and many nieces, nephews and cousins. He is preceded in death by his parents and sister, Debby Byers.
On be-half of Sue, son, Derik and the rest of the family, we would like to invite you to a celebration of Ed's life this Saturday at 11AM at the 3/4 Circle H Ranch, 1350 Dresslerville Rd. Gardnerville 89410. It will be a pot-luck, so bring a dish if you have time. We will be outside, in the pasture area, just like Ed would want it.
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Eurowings takes off for Las Vegas
This summer Eurowings passengers can fly cheaply long-haul to Las Vegas.
For decades, the fascinating city in the desert state of Nevada has been one of the most important destinations for holidaymakers to the USA.
The inaugural flight took off from Cologne/Bonn airport earlier, further strengthening the long-haul offering of Eurowings, currently Europe's fastest growing airline, alongside an extremely extensive offering in Europe.
Only a few days ago, the quality low-cost airline opened its first location in a non-German-speaking country on the island of Mallorca.
This year the airline has already launched from Salzburg and Munich with its own aircraft stationed there.
Oliver Wagner, chief executive, Eurowings: "In addition to our European offering, we are now growing consistently and also very successfully in the only just emerging low-cost long-haul market.
"More than 40 million people visit the fascinating city of Las Vegas every year - and hopefully in the future more and more of them will touch down there with Eurowings."
Flight days for the Las Vegas route with Eurowings are Friday and Monday.
Eurowings will operate a direct flight on the Cologne/Bonn-Las Vegas route during the summer season up to November 7th.
Las Vegas, Sin City, is certainly one of the most attractive and most popular destinations for German holidaymakers in the USA.
The city, situated in the desert of the US state of Nevada, became an important stopover for wagon trains and railways in the 19th century due to its groundwater resources.


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Tourism is actually a sub-category under Multi-culturalism and Immigration, a popular topic in the IELTS exams. I posted a Writing Task 2 question recently which raised the issue of foreign tourists paying more than local tourists to visit attractions.
Most students will have ideas, and probably some experience (if they have traveled abroad) on this subject. Once you've got the structure of the essay (Intro – Body 1 – Body 2 – Conclusion), the next most important thing is to use topic-specific vocabulary to raise your band score.
Remember that if your grammatical accuracy is high, you're already close to a band 7. From here on, it's a matter of enhancing your vocabulary and using appropriate words and collocations in discussing the subject. So how can you build a good vocabulary? (more…)