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Another interesting commission piece I did in the latter portion of 2013 was this monochrome drawing (French gray dolored pencil on Canson Mi-Teintes paper) featuring a portion of the bronze monument to the 7th PA Cavalry located at Chickamauga National Battlefield in Georgia. This piece was commissioned by Larry Fryer of Woodstock, MD, and also includes an inset portrait of his ancestor, Isaac Marks, who served in Co. I of the 7th PA Cavalry. While I've done numerous commissioned portraits over the years, and even portions of three-dimensional monuments, I'd never tried to capture the raised surface of a bronze relief panel as seen here. I discovered that the key was in precisely rendering the varying depths and crispness of the shadows and highlights. It really gave me a thorough appreciation of the skill level of the original sculptor!
The Civil War-themed Colored Pencil Work of Amy Lindenberger,CPSA; Home of the Civil War Chronology Project
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Price of Freedom Diorama at Gettysburg College Library
My other BIG commission for last year:
In the late summer/early fall I was contacted by a client of mine from California; his son attends Gettysburg College and my client is a frequent donor to the school. He had the idea of creating a diorama which would become a permanent installation in the college library, depicting the college campus in the aftermath of the Battle of Gettysburg, focusing on "Old Dorm" and the surrounding grounds which became -- like so many other places -- a hospital. My client hired an excellent diorama builder from Maryland, Don Griffin, to do the work. It was decided that they would close one end of the diorama -- the end behind the recreation of "Old Dorm" -- and needed a backdrop of the sky and surrounding landscape. In addition, they wanted the reverse side of that panel to contain a montage of significant players in that event, members of the college community, nurses, etc. My client hired me to produce both of these panels -- "30 x 52" each -- to be completed in time for installation and unveiling to coincide with Dedication day events (week of November 19).
Below is the finished montage panel, along with two close-up views of the diorama itself, prior to the installation with the acrylic cover, and two more photos that show the back and front views (front view also shows my scenic backdrop panel) of the diorama as it now appears, located just inside the main entrance to Musselman Library on the Gettysburg College campus.
While I truly believe Mr. Griffin's diorama is by far the "star" of this installation, I was honored and thrilled to be asked to play a role and have my name on the plaque along with his, as co-creator.
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A New York man is accused of renting out a swanky East Hampton mansion under the guise of a family reunion, and then turning the home over to more than 100 partying teens after their prom, ABC News reports.
Homeowner Lucy Sachs alleged that the man, Lee Hnetinka, 25, made more than $30,000 from the party at her home, which took place over a long weekend. He supposedly charged them $350 each.
Sachs' 100-year-old mansion was built by her great-grandfather and she was happy when Hnetinka told her he was using it for a family reunion. But after an urgent call from a neighbor, she swung by the house—and was in for an unpleasant surprise.
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Sachs called Hnetinka to ask him what was going on. He told her his aunt was having a graduation party, she said.
She decided to make the 1-mile drive from where she lived over to the house to investigate for herself. When she arrived, she was met at her door by security guards, and the nearly 100 people inside.
Turns out Hnetinka had been renting her home out for graduation and after-prom parties on the weekends once the lease began, she said. "He's a very smooth talker," she added.
For now, Sachs isn't pursuing legal action against Hnetinka.
Aside from throwing parties for teens, Hnetinka appears to be the founder of Leetto, a location-based social network that was featured at TechCrunch Disrupt, based on this interview with AOL. Looks like the entrepreneur found partying a more lucrative gig than tech.

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(Before my faux-meaningful commentary, I'd like to draw your attention to the fact that I created music for this episode! Feedback welcome!)
Like many American TV shows, the competence of the villains fluctuates depending on whoever is writing the episode.
So, considering that this conceptual "TV show" is less "written by a writer" than it is "compiled by a horde of monkeys screaming at each other for five hours", it's a small miracle that our friendly neighbourhood mob family were able to coordinate such a complex assault
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Exercise - For Those Of Us Who Don't Enjoy It
Oh, exercise, how you fill so many of us with dread. I've never been a sporty person, apart from being a pretty good figure skater in my teens. So exercise is something that I've avoided, until a couple of years ago when I wasn't happy in my skin and just how unfit I was so I knew that things needed to change. Fitness doesn't have to be something that fills you with dread or makes you instantly want to fall on the floor. Believe it or not, it can be fun and here is how I've fitted it to my needs so that it works out for the both of us [pun completely intended].
There are so many ways that you can get some exercise in without joining a gym and going on the elliptical for hours. Here are a few ways to get your heart rate up;
- Skipping
- Yoga
- Badminton
- Trampolining
- Hiking
- Walking
- Swimming
- Dancing
- Cycling
- Ice skating
Exercise doesn't always have to fit the traditional constraints that we all typically think of. Even giving the house a good clean from top to bottom is a damn good workout.
This was the first thing that I did when I knew I wanted to up my fitness was treated myself to a few things that made me feel confident. If you just want to wear a baggy old t-shirt and sweat pants then that's great but personally, that's not an outfit that makes me feel good or motivated to exercise at all. As it's January the stores are packed to the brim with workout clothes. You don't need to spend a ton of money to find some nice pieces, stores like H&M and TK Maxx always have some great items.
I would put money on the fact that we've all made a resolution to ourselves to be in better shape. January is probably one of the worst times to try and do so. It's cold, dark and generally pretty miserable. Not the season to start getting into outdoor running if you ask me. Why not start slowly with your fitness with yoga or pilates which you can do in the comfort of your own home? By doing that, you're still meeting your resolution just at a slower pace, which for me is what January is all about after the mad dash of the festive period.
The moment something feels like a chore or that I have to do it is when I start becoming uninterested and start making excuses not to get it done. Exercise should be something that is somewhat fun and enjoyable, no matter what form you're doing it in. Society likes to put all sorts of ideas in our heads like it's strange to have fun keeping fit. It's not true at all, looking after your health and taking care of your insides is something that shouldn't be judged. Fitness goes so much further than physical appearance.
Something that comes up time and time again is that when people don't see instant results from something they stop. Physical progress takes time but how you feel on the inside can be a much quicker result. Getting your heart beat racing releases a ton of endorphins and it's a well-known fact how much that can help with your mental health. It can be so disheartening when you're trying your absolute best to get into shape and not quite seeing the results that you wanted but they'll come with time.
Setting myself a super strict routine when it comes to exercise isn't something that works for me at all. A while ago I got into the habit of intuitively exercising and it's worked amazingly well. I exercise when my mind and body feels like it wants to, not when I'm saying I have to. It makes the whole thing so much more fun and it cuts out the worry of not having managed to work out on a day I set for myself. Of course, this isn't a practice that works for everyone and a lot of people work better with a strict routine but it's not for me. The same goes for the type of exercise you do if running on a treadmill is your worst nightmare then why force yourself to do it? It can be easy to get caught up in fitness content that can all seem scarily quick paced but you can go at any rate you want. Because doing one thing is better than doing nothing.
Do you have tips for fitness when it's not something that comes easily?
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Indian coach Anil Kumble praised rookie Rolston Chase's match-saving century but also lamented that losing more than 100 overs of bowling time also enabled the hosts to play out a draw in the second Test in Kingston.
Courtesy Chase's 137 and half-centuries from Jermaine Blackwood and Shane Dowrich helped West Indies end the final day at 388 for six from a precarious 48 for four as India could not consolidate on their 1-0 lead.
"Obviously, we wanted to win this Test match. Yesterday, we were in a very good position and credit to the West Indies batsmen, the way they batted," said Kumble after the match ended in a draw.
"Yesterday, time was very crucial for us because we were in great momentum and the conditions were such that it could have been different if we had probably bowled more. There was loss of play, more than 100 overs were lost in this Test match.
"So all those factors mattered. In the end, credit to the West Indian batsmen in terms of how they batted today and their application as well," he added.
Talking about Chase in particular, the former Indian captain said,"It is creditable for someone playing in his second Test match, to be able to bat through the day and save
the game for his team. Chase's approach today was very good. He looked to attack when needed to and blocked literally every ball. So he kept our bowlers at bay, which was obviously disappointing from the outside.
"I think all their batsmen, right from Jermaine Blackwood, Jason Holder and Shane Dowrich, all of them applied themselves. It's something that we also have to sit down and analyze as to how we're going to get the last five wickets because in this series they have certainly contributed," he added.
India bowled out West Indies for just 196 runs in their first innings, and then thanks to centuries from KL Rahul and Ajinkya Rahane, managed to put up 500/9d. The scoring rate was a bit low as compared to the Antigua Test, and particularly in light of the tropical storm hitting Jamaica on day three and four.
"You can't really look at the forecast and take decisions," said the coach.
"If you looked at the forecast on day three, it was supposed to rain the whole day, and even on day four it was supposed to rain. So you can't really look at the forecast and
decide what you need to do. Yes, you strategize slightly differently."
"Having said that, we wanted to bat once because we didn't want to declare with just a lead of 160 runs and then bat again on the fifth day. I thought we played really good
cricket and we were dominant right throughout. Today the change in momentum happened and credit to the West Indies' batsmen."


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Votes on Act #1
Now that we have the Best in Show rule, any Scripter who contributed to Act #1 can vote on the best and worst scenes from it, to decide who gains and loses popularity among the writing team. Comment on this post with your votes.
Now that we have the Best in Show rule, any Scripter who contributed to Act #1 can vote on the best and worst scenes from it, to decide who gains and loses popularity among the writing team. Comment on this post with your votes.
Best Scene: Recurring Villain.
Worst Scene: RODLEN WUZ HARE.
Best Scene: Backup
Worst Scene: Crossfire
Best Scene: Too Quiet
Worst Scene: Politics Loses
Best Scene: Going Down.
Worst Scene: Crossfire.
Best Scene: Too Quiet
Worst Scene: Crossfire.
Crossfire was just too cliched for me.
Best Scene: Bam!
Worst Scene: Useless Cops
Bam! and the dirt is gone!
Best Scene: Recurring Villain
Worst Scene: RODLAN WUZ HARE
Best Scene: Crossfire
Worst Scene: A small family.
Best Scene: Recurring Villain
Worst Scene: RODLAN WUZ HARE
Best Scene: Recurring Villain
Worst Scene: ROLDAN WUZ HARE
Was there really 104 bodies in the 14 scenes of the "Prolog"?
There were a lot of rolls above five.
4+7+10+7+2+10+8+7+6+9+10+4+6+5+9 = 104
Mr. RNG loves us.
Luckily for me, Jupiter voted against a non-existant scene. RODLAN, not ROLDAN.
Oh, and Kevan, you voted against RODLEN.
Wow. Typos love me.
So far:
Best Scene: Recurring Villain (4)
Too Quiet (2)
Backup (1)
Going Down (1)
Bam! (1)
Crossfire (1)
Worst Scene: RODLAN WUZ HARE (including alternate spellings) (4)
Crossfire (3)
Politics Loses (1)
Useless Cops (1)
A small family. (1)
Best Scene: The Cops Never Win
(Reason: Could be put together really well, especially if done evasive gun-fu style.)
Worst: Crossfire
(Reason: Almost the same opening premise as The Cops Never Win, but with a poorer execution.)
We're just "voting on which Scene", we aren't "stating the exact title of which Scene".
However, you have to vote on scenes that actually exist. As "ROLDAN WUZ HARE" and "RODLEN WUZ HARE" don't actually exist, they wouldn't be counted. And, as obvious typos can only be fixed in the ruleset…
It's still obious which scene they voted for, whether they spelled it right or not
there are no exact rules on the voting process. It does not state that you have to vote for both parts in one comment, also if 'RODLAN WUZ HARE' and 'RODLEN WUZ HARE' are not scenes, then they have not yet placed their vote for a worst scene, since they have not voted for a scene to be the worst. in my opinion there is nothing to stop them commenting their vote for worst scene using the 'correct' spelling.
So long as it's unambiguous which scene the Scripter being voted for, it's a vote. I could have voted for "that scene with the monocle" - that sort of vote would be a bit annoying to tally, but there's nothing in the rule that says I have to give the Scene name.
Your own votes of "Too Quiet" (actual scene had a full stop at the end) and "Crossfire." (actual scene had no full stop) are also fine.
We should have a CfJ about it! I miss the days when Call for Judgement ruled BlogNomic . . . actually I hated several things about those days, especially when anonymous CfJ got abused so much that we had to eliminate him. But it all feels nostalgic now.
Rodlen, the votes against you are valid, else I open a big can of whoop-ass the next time you attempt to create a Scene. You know what I'm saying, people who have read the Ruleset carefully enough.
I declare voting to be closed.
The best scene was Recurring Villain by Gnauga (4). The worst scenes were RODLAN WUZ HARE by Rodlen (4), and Crossfire by SingularByte (4). Adjusting Popularity now…


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New Rubio bill would punish Russian meddling in future U.S. elections
U.S. Senators Marco Rubio and Chris Van Hollen have a message for Moscow: Any interference in future U.S. elections will be met with swift punishment if Congress acts.
The Florida Republican who ran for president in 2016 and the Maryland Democrat will introduce a bill on Tuesday that sets explicit punishments for the Russian government — and other countries — if they meddle in future federal elections and directs the Director of National Intelligence to issue a report on potential election interference within one month of any federal election.
Rubio and Van Hollen's bill comes as President Donald Trump has characterized two congressional investigations into Russian interference in the 2016 election as Democrat-led "witch hunts" and cast doubt on Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation that has already indicted four former Trump campaign officials, including former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn.
"For 11 months, they've had this phony cloud over this administration, over our government, and it has hurt our government," Trump said. "It's a Democrat hoax that was brought up as an excuse for losing an election."
But as some Republicans have joined Trump in questioning Mueller's motives, Rubio has expressed confidence in the special counsel's investigation and continues to argue that Russian interference is an ongoing threat for future U.S. elections. A 2017 report by the Director of National Intelligence determined that Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Russian government "aspired to help President-elect Trump's election chances when possible by discrediting Secretary (Hillary) Clinton and publicly contrasting her unfavorably to him."
Rubio and Van Hollen's bill, called the Defending Elections from Threats by Establishing Redlines (DETER) Act, is the first bill since the 2016 presidential election that sets specific punishments for the Russian government and other countries that interfere in U.S. political campaigns.
"We cannot be a country where foreign intelligence agencies attempt to influence our political process without consequences," Rubio said in a statement. "This bill will help to ensure the integrity of our electoral process by using key national security tools to dissuade foreign powers from meddling in our elections."
The bill, if passed, codifies specific penalties for the Russians that must implemented within 10 days if the Director of National Intelligence determines that interference took place.
The penalties include "sanctions on major sectors of the Russian economy, including finance, energy, defense, and metals and mining" and blacklisting every senior Russian political figure or oligarch identified in the Russian sanctions bill that became law in 2017 over the initial objections of Trump.
The White House will also be required to work with the European Union to get its nations' support for additional sanctions so any U.S.-led effort will have a larger impact.
"Protecting the integrity of our elections is an issue that knows no party," Van Hollen said in a statement. "And with the midterm elections less than a year away, we have no time to waste. The DETER ACT sends an unequivocal message to Russia and any other foreign actor who may follow its example: if you attack us, the consequences will be severe."
The bill lays out specific acts by foreign governments that constitute election interference. Foreign governments are forbidden from purchasing advertisements to influence elections, using social and traditional media to spread "significant amounts" of false information, hacking election or campaign infrastructure such as voter registration databases and campaign emails, and blocking access to elections infrastructure such as websites that provide information on polling locations.
If the bill passes, the White House must also provide Congress with a plan to prevent foreign interference in U.S. elections from China, Iran and North Korea, three countries identified by the Director of National Intelligence as potential cyber threats in future U.S. elections.
"We know Russia manipulated social media channels and hacked political campaign committees and local elections boards to undermine our democratic process in 2016," a press release from Rubio and Van Hollen said. "We expect the threat will grow in future years — and we must do everything possible to prevent these attacks. The DETER Act uses key national security tools to dissuade hostile foreign powers from meddling in our elections by ensuring that they know well in advance that the costs will outweigh the benefits."
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Too bad my husband was driving so he couldn't snap a Day 109 shot of me barfing out the window as we rounded the bend heading back from a screening of Ex Machina to our Guest Suite at the assisted living place. Having a very difficult time. No way am I 'going big' here in any way other than emotionally.
First of all there's the hugely depressing fact of being in a place where you're relentlessly confronted with your own worst case possible future. A lot of people are sick, all of them are elderly and most are failing in one way or another. There's a fair amount of wry laughing about ways to 'kill time' and compulsive talking is a surprisingly common affliction. What at first seemed like a refreshing experience of meeting new people who are open, with no agenda and apparently no ego problems has morphed into the stark realization that I'll be lucky if I do better than this.
Secondly, I'm not managing to find a peaceful balance between the demands of family and my high-needs self.
But what's the alternative? Ex Machina? At least robots can't get food poisoning.


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...And they're off! Election called for February 26
The Dáil is to be dissolved this morning and the campaigns are in full swing.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny sent out a tweet this morning confirming the date and saying that he was en route from the Dáil to Áras an Uachtaráin to ask President Michael D. Higgins to formally dissolve the Dáil.
It's a new dawn for Donegal, where new boundary lines mean that all of the county except for the area south of Laghey.
Ballintra, Ballyshannon, Bundoran and environs have now migrated to the new Sligo Leitrim consituency, which includes Sligo, Leitrim, south Donegal, and west Cavan.
Fourteen candidates are competing for five seats in Donegal.
Sitting TDs hoping to return are Joe McHugh (FG), Charlie McConalogue (FF), Pearse Doherty (SF), Padraig MacLochlainn (SF) and Thomas Pringle (Ind).
Also on the ballot are Frank McBrearty Jnr (Ind), Paula Flanagan (GP), Paddy Harte (FG), Dessie Shiels (Ind) Tim Jackson (Ind), Gary Doherty (SF), Niamh Kennedy (Ind) and Pat the Cope Gallagher (FF) and Ian McGarvey (Ind).
In Sligo Leitrim, eighteen candidates are fighting it out for four seats.
Incumbents here include John Perry and Tony McLoughlin (both FG).
Two senators, Mark MacSharry and Susan O'Keeffe are also in the running.
They are joined by former TDs Gerry Reynolds (FG) and Eamon Scanlon (FF) as well as Martin Kenny and Chris McManus (SF), Nigel Gallagher (PBP), Leslie O'Hora (GP), Finbarr Filan (Renua) and Independents Declan Bree, Marie Casserly, Des Guckian, Bernie O'Hara, Gary Smylie, Eamonn Murray and Bernard Sweeney.


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I have found my new favourite colour! Well, new favourite because to be honest I have had quite a few of them in my life. If you have read my earlier posts, about a week ago I was obsessed with mint green and this time its taupe. Taupe in a rose shade is just too pretty.
Rose taupe is what I call the colour of my top. This is how I mostly dress for a casual day at work. Jeans, t-shirt and I am good to go.
While writing this post, I went through my wardrobe and realised I have a lot of clothing in this exact colour. In my lil flea post you will see I even have a sneaker. Don't my sunglasses match perfectly?
I had been eyeing this choker since the day I bought it for Vj Gaelyn for Mtv Roadies and I warned my first assistant and friend Forum that if she lost it on set there would be hell to pay. It's a beautiful pendant of a palm with a blue stone.
As summer comes, my jeans will be replaced by shorts. There are days when I know that I couldn't bare to be in denims in the Mumbai heat and that is the perfect time to get out all my sun dresses.
Outfit details : Top from H&M, jeans is Forever 21, bag from Forever New, sunglass is Zara, my gold slippers are from Aldo.
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Please follow the instructions to complete the entire registration process for CampCab.
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CampCab: Presented by ArranmoreArts & The School of Performing Arts
Two of our summer faves – SPA and Arranmore Arts are teaming up to present CampCab – an opportunity for aspiring vocal artists and performers! Campers will do an opening set for CabCab at Arranmore Farm & Polo Club to show off their skills that they will learn throughout the week. CabCab is a popular mulit-genre outdoor concert featuring Chicago's best professional talent!
Campers will work with today's hottest professional performers and teaching artists such as Arranmore's Artistic Director- Lara Filip, former Barry Manilow background singer Keely Vasquez, and Jeff Award winning choreographer and CabCab fave Sawyer Smith, and the artistic team of SPA during this innovative camp.
This camp offers intensive study on Vocal Technique + Chart Reading + Microphone Technique + Working with a Professional Band + Connecting with the Audience + Stage Presence & Movement + Vocal Health in Pop-Singing + Banter with the Crowd + BVG (background vocals), and so much more! Additionally, campers get to visit a professional studio in Chicago to rehearse before the big gig! There will be solo and group opportunities for everyone! Then, on Saturday night, the culmination of all the hard work- you will be up on stage + with full sound + lights + band + a crowd and all the excitement that comes with CabCab! Don't miss this unique experience!
A BIG Thank you to Shure for the donation of wireless microphones for CampCab!
Dates: August 1st-6th (Orientation Friday, July 29 7-9pm)
Age: 10-18*
Times: 4 - 7 pm.
Place: August 1st, 2nd, 4th and 5th- School of Performing Arts
Wednesday, August 3rd- Fort Knox Studio, Chicago (transportation not provided)
Saturday, August 6th- CabCab Performance: Arranmore Farm & Polo Club. 34 Rance Rd. Oswego, IL 60543
Tuition: $325
IMPORTANT: Students should have some previous experience in singing and in performance. As part of the registration process, please submit a 30-60 second video by July 10 of your performer singing along to their favorite tune. Please email video to email@example.com with the full name of the camper in the subject line. List the following in the body of the email: Camper Name + Age, Parent Name + Contact Information.
We are simply looking to get a taste of your vocal range and personality. Have fun with your video submission! Nothing too fancy- use your iPhone or Android. Ask someone to hold the camera for you (no selfies) so we can see your sweet moves and charisma.
July 10 at 10:00am
Audtion sign-up begins April 6 and participants must be registered for CampCab in order to sign-up for a placement audition.
Performance Day Details: Saturday, August 6th at Arranmore Farm & Polo Club, 34 Rance Rd. Oswego, IL 60543
Call time for performers: 3pm
Dress Rehearsal: 3-4:00pm
Performers on Stage for Warm-Ups: 6:30pm
Show begins: 8:00pm
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This is a little belated, but I wanted to make sure that I knew exactly what I wanted to say before I wrote it.
As some of you may have heard, one of Canada's political leaders, Jack Layton of the NDP (New Democratic Party) passed away on Monday morning.
Normally, Canadians aren't affected that greatly by the death of a politician. This however was different.
No matter what your political views were or whether or not you agreed with Layton's platform, I believe the majority of Canadians would agree that he was one of the greatest leaders to ever grace our government. Through everything he did, the way he carried himself, and the campaigns he ran, it was clear that Jack cared more about Canada than he did about his own personal gain.
When the other parties were taking the lowest of low roads, Layton, for the most part, took the higher road. He treated his opponents with respect and dignity while strengthening his viewpoints to Canadians about what he would do if put in power.
There are many reasons behind why Layton never became our Prime Minister, the largest of which being how often the NDP have screwed up in the past. I'd like to believe that if he had succeeded in winning our votes, Layton would have not only lived up to the expectations he asked to be placed on him, but that he would have exceeded them as well. While I could never bring myself to cast that vote due to the past, I always hoped that they would have become the official opposition, putting Layton in a position to live up to what he has promised without being in a spot where he could royally screw Canadians over.
Whereas our Prime Minister gives off the vibe of slimey and manipulative, Layton always projected honesty and trustworthiness. I like to believe that everything he projected was true.
As I said earlier, no matter what a Canadian's political views or standpoint, you will find it very difficult to locate a Canadian who did not respect and admire Layton. The evidence is clear from how hard his death hit Canadians.
For me personally, it was hard hitting because Layton was my final hope within our politicians. I can only pray and hope that what he stood for, the mission that he started will burn in the hearts of Canadians and change the political spectrum in Canada. Because, let's face it. When it comes to our government, there's a lot of room for improvement.
Farewell, Jack. May your dreams live on forever, and may none of us forget everything you stood for. You will be missed.
"My friends, love is better than anger. Hope is better than fear. Optimism is better than despair. So let us be loving, hopeful and optimistic. And we'll change the world."
– Jack Layton, August 2011


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The 3D printing metals market is segmented on the basis of the type which is further divided into aluminum, titanium, steel, nickel, and others. Titanium segment will dominate the market in the upcoming years since titanium is considered to be the strongest metal. Also, due to its composition, titanium is resistant to wear and tear and can also withstand high temperatures and harsh environment.
Based on the form, the3D printing metals market has been segmented into filament and powder. Powder segment is set to dominate the market over the forthcoming years. The growth of the market is attributed because they are made from pure metals and are ready to be utilized in industrial applications.
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Based on the end-use, 3D printing metals market has been segmented into automotive, healthcare, aerospace & defense, and others. Aerospace &defense segments estimated to dominate the market in the near future. The growth of the market is attributed because the aerospace & defense segment, which have specific requirements of strong metals coupled with lightweight nature and precise and accurate designs.
Asia Pacific region is growing with the highest growth rate in the global 3D printing metals market. The region is anticipated to continue its leading position over the estimated period. The growth of this regional market is attributed to rapid technological advancements. Additionally, the rapidly growing manufacturing sector coupled with increasing economic development witnessed across emerging nations such as India and China will fuel the growth of the regional market. These factors are anticipated to further drive industry growth in the region over the forecast span.
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North American region is projected to have a significant revenue share in the global 3D printing metals market over the years ahead. The region is considered developed and diverse. With the presence of big players across the region, most of the research activities and product developments are confined to the region. This will boost the regional market growth. Moreover, the recent policy changes regarding 3D printing materials witnessed across the U.S. is likely to support the growth of 3D printing metals market in the region.
Europe 3D printing metals market is predicted to offer significant growth opportunities for the market during the forecast timeframe. The growth of the 3D printing metals market in the region can be attributed to the increasing use of lightweight metals with designs and printing as a chassis in automobiles for making these vehicles fuel efficient.
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Some of the industry players operating in the 3D printing metals market include 3D Systems Corporation, Optomec Inc., Arcam AB, Sandvik AB, Renishaw PLC, Carpenter Technology Corporation, Voxeljet AG, GKN PLC, Höganäs AB, and Concept Laser GmbH.
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This report segments the global 3D printing metals market as follows:
Global 3D Printing Metals Market: Type Segment Analysis
- Titanium
- Nickel
- Steel
- Aluminum
- Others
Global 3D printing Metals Market: Form Segment Analysis
Global 3D printing Metals Market: End-use Segment Analysis
- Automotive
- Aerospace & Defense
- Healthcare
- Others
Global 3D printing Metals Market: Regional Segment Analysis
- North America
- Europe
- Asia Pacific
- Latin America
- The Middle East and Africa
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Green Mound Juniper Bonsai Trees
The Green Mound Juniper Bonsai Tree from Nursery Tree Wholesalers is by far the most popular bonsai in the United States. When most people think of a "bonsai tree", a picture of this beautiful bonsai pops to mind. The natural, flowing movement of the curved branches and trunk seems to capture the principles of the art of bonsai, an art that has been carefully crafted and passed down from Japan over thousands of years.
The texture and shapeliness of the Green Mound Juniper's foliage make this bonsai exceptionally easy to trim and sculpt to your individual liking. These junipers also tend to be forgiving to less than ideal conditions, a trait that makes them especially popular. Rest assured, this tree is sure to turn heads and is a proven, timeless winner for both beginners and experts alike.
- Experience: Excellent for beginners
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Martial arts scholars and historians regularly dispute the subject, but the Indian Buddhist monk Bodhidharma is commonly referred to as the inventor of karate and all forms of martial arts. There are four main styles of karate: Goju-ryu, Shito-ryu, Shotokan and Wado-ryu.
Goju-ryu was founded by Chojun Miyagi in 1930. The style focuses on a circular blocking technique with quick counterattacks. Kenwa Mabuni founded Shito-ryu in 1928. Shito-ryu focuses on executing techniques with strength and power. Both Miyagi and Mabuni were students of Kanryo Higaonna.
Shotokan was founded in Tokyo by Gichin Funakoshi in 1938. Funakoshi introduced karate to Toyki in 1921, earning him the reputation of the founder of modern karate. Shotokan consists of linear techniques with an emphasis of power. Wado-ryu was developed in 1939 by one of Funakoshi's students, Hienori Otsuka. This style focuses on combining jiu-jitsu techniques with karate.


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Landowners who are interested in improving quail habitat have the opportunity to participate in the Quail Field Day to be held June 11th at Cross Wildlife Management Area headquarters.
Time: 1 to 4 p.m. and admission is free - but please email email@example.com if you plan to attend so that we know how many folks are planning to attend.
The field days are sponsored by the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service and Quail Forever.
The field day will include sessions on prescribed fire and pollinator habitat. In addition, a session on native plant establishment will be offered at the Cross Timbers WMA session.
For driving directions to the Cross Timbers WMA, consult the Wildlife Management Areas page on the Wildlife Department's website at wildlifedepartment.com.


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Rib Cook Off Related Road Closures
Sparks, NV- On August 28 through September 2, the Nugget Casino Resort will host a downtown event, The Best in the West Rib Cook Off. There will be road closures...Read More »
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"It's happening here" is a tagline that Sparks lives up to by offering some of the best special events in the Reno-Tahoe region. From spectacular fireworks displays at Star Spangled Sparks to tantalizing ribs at the Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-Off or classic hot rod cars at Hot August Nights, events are happening all year long in Sparks. The US Open of Watercross kicks off the spring and family-friendly events continue to fill the calendar with the likes of the Sparks Food Truck Drive-In and Pumpkin Palooza, making for great fun throughout the summer. If you are interested in producing an event in the City of Sparks, learn more here.


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Vision Statement:
At St Francis Xavier's School our mission is to promote an authentic Christianity embracing the person and vision of Jesus. We are committed to working in partnership to provide a welcoming environment that values uniqueness and a respect of everyone.
We are dedicated to the education of the whole person so that individuals recognise and embrace their role in building a better world.
We will bring our vision to reality by working together as a community which reflects the passion and courage of Francis Xavier whose life emulated Christ's love of teaching and learning, celebrating, building relationships, and valuing justice for all.
Mission Statement:
The St Francis Xavier's community is characterised by:
- Valuing the individual's relationship with God with the Catholic tradition.
- Building capacity for spiritual, academic, social, emotional, physical, and ethical potential within a caring, stimulating and safe Christian environment.
- A strong community spirit of care, compassion, forgiveness and service.
- Complimentary and well developed relationships between students, parents, staff and the wider community.
- A deep sense of respect of the school's heritage, history and culture.
- A high quality Catholic Education which helps to develop responsible, ethical, resourceful citizens of the world with a sense of our responsibility and obligation to look after and sustain the gift of creation, assisting in the formation of ecologically conscious minds.
- Upholding the highest standards of academic excellence within an educational foundation built upon social and emotional learning for the purpose of cultivating capable, caring, and responsible young people of strong, faith-filled character.
- Individual and collective strengths and talents being recognized, encouraged and celebrated.
- Inclusive practices where cultural diversity is celebrated.
- Staff who have the desire to improve, innovate and renew through a culture of professional generosity, collaboration and dialogue.


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Jonathan Jackson Urges Long-Term Solutions for Puerto Rico
11/15/2017, noon | Updated on 11/15/2017, noon
Jonathan Jackson Urges Long-Term Solutions for Puerto Rico
More than six weeks after Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico, entire communities are still without regular access to water, power and other basics a consequence of the short-term solutions the United States has slapped on the island's 3.4 million Americans, asserts RainbowPUSH Coalition National Spokesman Jonathan Jackson.
Numerous Puerto Rican communities, Jackson said, are still struggling in ways that would be unacceptable to Americans on the mainland. And the misery largely is due to the federal government's colonialist approach to the islanders, and its refusal to develop long-term solutions to assist fellow Americans.
You can't make long-term plans by applying short-term solutions, Mr. Jackson said. His comments follow his participation on a forum this past Saturday that also featured prominent Puerto Rican leaders Felipe Luciano, a renown poet, community activist, media personality and politician, Vilma Colom, president of the Northern Illinois Chapter of Puerto Rican Women and member of the Puerto Rican Parade Committee in Chicago. Mr. Jackson's father, the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., the founder and president of the RainbowPUSH Coalition, was lso on the panel. The gathering was part of the RainbowPUSH Coalition's weekly forum held just days after Rev. Jackson enlisted corporations, such as FedEx, and prominent political, community and religious to visit Puerto Rico and transport needed supplies to the its citizens. Journalist Darryl W. Dennard, host of Chicago Speaks on iHeartRadio Chicago, moderated.
One example of this short-term approach, Jonathan Jackson explained, is a century-old shipping law popularly known as the "Jones Act." Officially titled the Merchant Marine Act of 1920, it is protectionist legislation meant to assist the domestic maritime industry. Under its provisions, the only vessels that may transport goods shipped within the United States are those owned, operated and built by Americans.
In the wake of Hurricane Maria, which raked Puerto Rico Sept. 20, the Trump administration suspended the Jones Act for 10 days, allowing broader access to all cargo vessels transporting relief supplies. But the waiver expired Oct. 8, and the Trump administration has refused to renew it.
Such short-sightedness, undergirded by centuries of colonialism and racism, explains why the island will remain mired in misery for far too long, Mr. Jackson said.
Mr. Jackson, who also is an entrepreneur and lectures at college business schools, said that wealthy Americans use Puerto Rico as a tax haven.
Well-off mainland residents can live on the island for half of the year – and then qualify for tax breaks. It is past time to stop using the island people to benefit those from the mainland.
"We must come together – as Americans – and develop long-term solutions to the issues facing our brethren in the Caribbean," Mr. Jackson urged.
Mr. Jonathan Jackson is an international social justice leader, who serves as the national spokesperson for the RainbowPUSH Coalition. He is also a noted businessman and professor of business at Chicago State University. For additional information on Mr. Jackson, visit www.thejacksonfile.com


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Receiving Finished Pharmaceuticals at the Repository
Topic: Biobanking and Biorepository, Topic: Cold-Chain Logistics, Content: Poster, Topic: Public Health Research
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The value of your work lies in the integrity of your materials. Ensuring pharmaceutical agents are handled properly and maintained at the correct temperature throughout all processes is imperative to maximal long term viability and usability. This means not only during the processing and preparation of finished pharmaceuticals for storage—it also means during the transportation process.
Have you ever wondered how finished pharmaceuticals travel through the repository? This Info Poster will provide you with an end-to-end overview of the process, from the initial agent receipt to the final release.


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The Australian dollar is lower following disappointing US jobs figures and weakness in the Japanese yen.
At 1700 AEST on Monday, the currency was at 103.79 US cents, down from Friday's local close of 104.15 US cents.
Easy Forex senior currency dealer Francisco Solar said the Australian dollar lifted from its lows during Monday's local session after falling to 103.49 US cents but traded in a relatively narrow range.
The currency has been moving lower since the Bank of Japan announced it would spend seven trillion yen ($A69.01 billion) a month on assets such as Japanese government bonds in an effort to pump more money into the economy.
That move weakened the yen against all major currencies but the strongest gains were in the US dollar, which helped lift its relative value against the Australian currency.
Disappointing US non-farm payroll figures, which showed only 88,000 jobs were added to the world's largest economy in March, were well below market expectations of a 190,000 increase. That data also helped push the Australian dollar lower on Friday night.
Mr Solar said the Australian dollar was likely to remain relatively strong and could pick up over the next few weeks.
"Technically speaking we have had a bit of a pullback, but over the longer term the Aussie dollar is still a very strong currency," he said.
At 1700 AEST on Monday, the Australian dollar was trading at 102.28 Japanese yen, up from 100.35 yen on Friday, and at 79.89 euro cents, down from 80.59 euro cents.
Meanwhile, Australian bond futures are continuing to strengthen as investors swap their Japanese government bonds for alternative safe-haven investments.
Nomura Australia head of fixed income Jon Linton said news of the Bank of Japan's bond-purchasing program forcing investors holding Japanese government bonds to find other places to put their money.
He said Australian bonds, with their AAA credit rating and relatively high yields, were an attractive alternative.
"The Bank of Japan have announced they are going to buy quite an extraordinary amount of bonds, so globally there are just fewer bonds in circulation," Mr Linton said.
At 1630 AEST on Monday, the June 10-year bond futures contract was trading at 96.775 (implying a yield of 3.225 per cent), up from Friday's local close of 96.685 (3.315 per cent).
The June three-year bond futures contract was at 97.230 (2.770 per cent), up from 97.160 (2.840 per cent) previously.
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I love chai. Love it. But not the gross stuff you get at a coffeeshop. If you have never had homemade chai, get on it. It will change your life. Slightly sweet, slightly peppery; it's love in a
mug mason jar.
The first time I had chai was in India from a roadside stall that we were told to avoid, well we were specifically told to avoid all dairy, but when in India… and armed with cipro, dairy wasn't even an issue. There is something about the dairy in India that was way better than the dairy I've had anywhere else. The chai was better, the lassis were better, the ice cream was out of this world.
Honestly though, the best benefit of homemade chai, is the fact that your house will smell amazing.
Chai is traditionally served warm, but if you know me in real life, you probably also know that I a
slight major OCD problem about drink temperature. It's just one of those things. I hate hot drinks, I hate warm drinks, I hate room temperature drinks, I hate any drink that is not ice cold. Even when I lived in Budapest, in the middle of winter, everything still had to be iced (the only exception I made was for the forralt bor (mulled wine), but that's totally different). And that is why my chai is iced and in a mason jar. Plus, everything tastes better out of a mason jar.
Next time I make this, I will definitely double the amounts of everything. We only got enough for a small mug for Mama CC to try and one round of my mason jar.
Easy Masala Chai (adapted from At Home with Madhur Jaffrey, p. 263)
- 1/16 teaspoon cinnamon powder
- 1/16 teaspoon clove powder
- 1/16 teaspoon ginger powder
- 5-6 generous grinds of the pepper grinder
- 3 bags of good, unflavored black tea
- 2 cups of milk (I used Trader Joe's Unsweetened Vanilla Almond Milk)
- 4 teaspoons sugar
- Put 3 cups water in a pan. Add the cinnamon, clove, ginger, pepper and tea bags. Bring to a boil. Cover, turn heat to very, very low, and simmer gently for 10 minutes. Add the mild and sugar. Stir and bring to a simmer. Pour through a fine strainer and serve.


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Race War Commeth!
Obama lit the fuse on a race and class war using the Zimmerman case. The verdict is in, now the war comes – just as orchestrated.
The mob wants justice they say. Nevermind the facts presented at trial – the outcome was not what the Obama regime or the Democrat MarxoFascists, or the black race and poverty pimps wanted. They wanted a conviction. They wanted a death sentence.
They did not get what they wanted, so they will use the Obama government to get what they want, or hand down their own brand of 'social justice' themselves.
The George Zimmerman "murder" trial of black teenage gangsta wannabe Trayvon Martin was an absolute ridiculous kangaroo show trial of the worse sort. It is a miracle that the jury was not swept up in the emoting politics and stuck with the evidence and the letter of the law, and I give them credit for doing the right thing, regardless of the political pressures being brought to bear.
But this case was a win-win for the 'revolution' of Obama's fundamental Transformation of the country regardless of what the outcome was. Marxists require continuous conflict and the threat of or actual mayhem and bloodshed for their 'transformations' of society to succeed. A race and class war ensures the goals of Obama's transformation will be met and completed.
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Awards Watch: Media Award Winners
May 07, 2009
On Sunday the James Beard Foundation held its annual media awards at the Hudson Theatre in New York City. Beard medallions were hung upon the best of last year's culinary journalists as well as radio, television, and website producers. While their work spans a diverse range of subjects—sushi chef supremacy, masterful winemaking in Spain, the link between diet and the human mind—every winning piece demonstrates commitment to high journalistic, artistic, and technical standards and, of course, a passion for gastronomy. Click here to view and read a selection of this year's winners. (Photo by Kent Miller)


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By: Steph Baghai
With a humble character and tight-knit community, Milwaukee musicians rely on word of mouth and a steady local following. Native outfit, Slow Walker, has not only embraced the unpretentious approach, but found comfort in it, "We don't promote much," drummer Nick Foltcher explains, "[We] really like the idea of people seeing us live without promoting and being like 'holy shit, these guys are awesome.' It's a fun thing, that's why we've been doing it for so long. We like having people into it just from seeing us at shows." This grassroots approach could be labeled conservatively, and potentially harmful. Yet the trio has developed a steady and growing following despite their subdued online presence.
Guitarist Justin Harris and Foltcher started the band in 2010, "We were a four-three-four-three piece before. It's always been moving around. Some people couldn't do it anymore or there were scheduling issues. From the beginning it was always [Justin Harris], Nick, Andy (who recently left the band), and then Sam [Reitman] who's been in it for two years," says Nick.
In their fifth lineup change, the now three piece is adjusting in the studio and polishing their sound. With little trouble, the group transcribes their off-the-cuff and comfortable demeanor in the studio. "We just jam and use that," says bassist Sam Reitman. "It works so much better for me. At home, I think of it too hard and make it sound different, but when you jam, you're not thinking about that, it just kind of happens." Their comfort is clear and translates in their easy flowing sessions, steady progressions and lively demeanor. Whether it be shows or hanging around, the group has a familiar energy that exudes to their audience effortlessly. That lightheartedness and clowning attitude contrasts with the heavy, darker sound of their music, creating a chaotic riot, filled with nonsense, absurdity and, ultimately, fun.
The transition from writing separate parts to using jamming sessions has been easy for the group. Reitman joined in 2014 after meeting the group at a show where his other band (Midnight Reruns) were performing. "We jammed all the time. We're all kindred spirits. Eventually, 2 years ago they asked if I wanted to play bass in Slow Walker and I was like 'I thought you'd never ask'. It's different for me, being the new guy. 'Cause when we first met in the basement - that was way different than now. It was more dumb rock." Today, the group is more refined and clean but they haven't lost their "dumb rock" style. Their humor and spirited nature is a charming characteristic that attracts listeners who may not be as inclined to their scuffed tone.
Foltcher explains, "It's very goofy, but it has been getting more psych over the years; heavier, tighter, generally overall better, but the idea has stayed the same."
That "idea" revolves around good times, getting high, and classic rock n' roll. They mix grunge, psych and metal with their own kindred and goofy style. The heavy undertones and deep reverb are contrasted with bouncy, dopey lyrics and a carefree stage presence. With song names like 'Bug Man Blues', 'Pet My Dog' and 'Hot Box in the Chevy', there is little seriousness expected and they exude that fun-loving attitude with charisma and ease. Sticking to their "jamming" style, they never play a song the same way, they improvise while still blurring the lines between heavy and psych rock, "'Sauerkraut' is never the same. Ever. When we play it live, we have somewhat of a structure but it's never ever the same, it's very open ended," Foltcher explains. This "open-endedness" philosophy is key to their sound and the outfit is using it to their advantage, in and out of the studio.
Slow Walker just released 'Command Z', a 6 track EP earlier last month. This is the first time the group has released material as a three-piece and their "jam style" composition model is in the forefront of the compilation. While the solidified DIY, stoner rock foundation sets the raw tone, their more defined sound is evident. Without losing any of their jest, the tracks far from lack heavy progressions, deep bass lines, and head-thrashing chaos. Even with this new "tighter" progression, Slow Walker stays true to their classic rock n' roll rock.
'Lizard Brain' is a solid example of the trios approach and the video demonstrates their straightforward, yet transparent, style. The video is a glimpse into their lively and distinctive personas all while showcasing their developed sound. In lieu of their heavy-yet-fun contrast, the candid shots reveal their zany nature without compromising their authenticity.
As Sam sums it up, "life's a stage, smoke weed everyday".
Watch 'Lizard Brain' and listen to their EP below. Be sure to check out April 7th at WHIP 'The Ride' Album Release Show with Surgeons in Heat at Cactus Club.


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A single shot has just popped up on the Company of Heroes 2 Facebook page this evening showing how the game looks with full DX11 support.
According to, Relic the game's Essence Engine 3 has full support of DX11 with hardware tessellation bringing "groundbreaking graphics". Also mentioned is the snow which features "deforming depth" when anything walks or rolls over it. Most players probably won't even notice if they're like me, keeping units alive is all I'm usually concerned about. Here's the shot in all it's snowy glory.


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The first bucket list item I want to focus on for my Tuesday posts is very timely. The month of November begins tomorrow. Every year, I have wanted to participate in the National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo), which takes place every year in November. The idea is that you write about 1700 words of a novel every day throughout the month of November and at the end of the month, you have approximately a 50,000 word novel… actually, probably more of a novella, but it's a manageable task with a huge outcome.
Back in September, I mentioned that I have a novel running around in the back of my mind, just waiting to get out. This is why my daily wring goal, and this blog, are so important to me. One day, I want to get that novel out of my head. You may be thinking that that is what I will be writing this November, but it isn't. I need to test my hand at this novel writing thing first. I need to work on developing a story arc and creating dynamic characters that people want to read about; I need to come up with compelling obstacles and interesting ways for characters to overcome them; and most of all, I need to know that I am even capable of writing anything resembling a novel before I take on the great story in my mind. The NaNoWriMo program structure helps me break novel writing down into a manageable task… a SMART goal.
I first heard of NaNoWriMo a few years ago. I have friends who write a lot and have participated in the past. They seemed to enjoy the challenge and many wrote novellas that I thoroughly enjoyed reading. None of my friends actually published their NaNoWriMo work, which actually seems less threatening to me than the thought of trying to write a book that is intended to go out into the world and be read by millions, or even dozens, of people. I think that type of work needs more planning than the structure and timeline of the program allows. This means that I can simply work on writing a story with a beginning, middle and end. While, 50,000 words in a month seems overwhelming, I have learned through this blog that 1-2 thousand words a day isn't. It's given me the confidence to sign up for my first ever NaNoWriMo. I've finally realized that life isn't just going to pause and open up a perfect window long enough for me to write. If I want a novel written, I need to make the time and do it, so here goes.
That's right, I start writing a novel tomorrow and , if all goes according to plan, should be 50,000+ words in by the end of November. I've brainstormed a few ideas and may post a few excerpts here for review from time to time. I'm hoping this will give me the push I need to get moving on my main novel again. Architecture school was a big distraction, but if I cross writing a novel off my bucket list, I'll be halfway there. Publishing and selling a novel is the other half of this bucket list item, but I'm now realizing they don't necessarily have to come together. Maybe I have more than one story to tell and my biggest challenge is simply to get started and get one out of my head. The fast structure of the program won't allow me to get hung up on any one little element, I just have to keep writing. I'll definitely keep you up to date on how it's going in my Monday morning check-ins, so stay tuned.


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SHOUT OUT to all of the stylish trainers out there for making lazy days appear more luxe rather than lacklustre. Double shout out to my good friend Jake for being good with a camera and making me look like I've had more than three hours sleep. Which I haven't.
Before I forget to mention/spam you all: I'm in the running to win a trip to Berlin Fashion Week with Stylight (just a few days to go). To help me get there, I'd be forever thankful if you could all spare two seconds to 'heart' some of my recent looks on their site tagged 'winter'. You can find all my looks here and you can sign up to Stylight by clickinghere. If i win, expect love letters. Lots of them.
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Moshe KempinskiMoshe Kempinski, author of "The Teacher and the Preacher", is the editor of the Jerusalem Insights weekly email journal and co-owner of Shorashim, a Biblical shop and learning center in the Old City of Jerusalem.
The Israelis have again released murderous terrorists while the blood of their victims still cry out from the ground. It is called "a gesture to promote peace and trust" while in reality it was simply a travesty of human justice and plain common sense.
Giving gifts to terror always, but always, brings more terror. Driving through the streets of Jerusalem one still sees the half torn signs and the abandoned protest tent that all cry out the same message "Titbayshu-You should be ashamed". A silent truth, we should feel the shame.
The question is the Israeli government. What is the source of their enslavement to the whims of this current American administration? Is it simply money and verbal promises or does the problem go much deeper?
In the Torah portion of Bo read this week, it says the following;
The first of these three commandments is the "Declaration of the New Month".
So G-d commands them to declare a new month, "This month shall be unto you the beginning of months". G-d is telling these people; 'I have given you the power to sanctify the month. Not only can you declare the month's beginning, but you actually will sanctify it with holiness. Based on your determination of the new month, G-d declares the date of the appointed time and festival .
Another people would have probably celebrated their redemption in a public and festive gathering in Tahrir Square in the middle of Cairo .With this commandment ,G-d is revealing to them that the secret of a people will be found as each family becomes the individual and cohesive building block of this people.
"They shall take to them every man a lamb, according to their fathers' houses, a lamb for a household; … And they shall take of the blood, and put it on the two side-posts and on the lintel, upon the houses wherein they shall eat it.( ibid 6-7)
The lamb was one of the gods in Egypt and considered holy in Egyptian theology. It is for this reason that Joseph finds the Israelites a separate area to live away from the rest of the Egyptian people;
We see this again with Moshe and Pharoah "And Pharaoh called for Moses and for Aaron, and said: "Go ye, sacrifice to your G-d in the land." And Moses said: "It is not meet to do so; for we shall sacrifice the abomination of the Egyptians before their eyes, will they not stone us?"( Genesis 8: 21-22:)
The courage to trust G-d enough to stand all those foreign powers attempting to create their own version of destiny is what is sadly lacking in our leadership today. Yet when they will be forced by events and reality to rediscover that strength we will see Hashem's plan will moving forward quickly and decisively.


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This came about one day while making vinaigrette and realizing I had a bunch of spring onions in need of being used.
1/2 cup light olive oil
1/2 cup rice wine vinegar
1/2 cup water
2 tablespoons sugar
salt and pepper
1 teaspoon dijon mustard
1 green onion, chopped up a bit
1 clove garlic, cut in half
Put everything into the blender, and put on full wack until everything is liquid.
Put into a small pitcher with a ladle, and Bob's you uncle.
I might have added a pinch of Italian herbs, but I'm not sure.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Spring Onion Vinaigrette
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We did not book a guest for this week's show, primarily because Jason wasn't even sure he'd be able to participate. As it turns out he was able to join the show this week because his wife is still (very) pregnant. That's right, for those of you who have been listenting, no baby yet. At the time of this typing we are 5 days past due. Baby-watch 2014 continues...
Plenty to talk about in the news this week. We start the show with a conversation about the release of Savant 7.0. This beautiful new app made a big splash at CEDIA and we are excited to see that it has been released into the wild. This new offering from Savant is consistent with current trends in the industry in that it affords much more control to the end user than the previous version. Consumers are able to create and edit scenes from within the app, freeing integrators from having to roll a truck for such minor modifications.
We then dove into a discussion about Sony, the megalith that's been surprisingly quite in the smart home space. Although we have yet to see a true smart home offering from them, they made the news this week with a Playstation Vue, a cloud-powered offering aimed at disrupting the traditional cable / satellite TV subscription business.
Speaking of TV providers, we closed the show with conversations about both Dish Network and DirecTV. The former because it appears as though they may enter the smart home market with a product called Sage (unveiled recently by their parent company Echostar). The latter because they have now unveiled (liminted) 4K TV offerings. Still not a lot of UHD content out there, but it's a start.
As always, we thank you so much for listening. If you are enjoying the show we would greatly appreciate a rating on a iTunes!
Show Notes
- Savant releases 7.0 - a new, fresh interface for the home
- Sony's new streaming service
- Play PS3 games on Sony TVs
- Anyone playing PS3 streaming games on their TV? Leave us a message on SpeakPipe
- Niles A/B Speaker Level Switch
- DirecTV Launching 4K Content
- Echostar / DishNetwork getting into home automation


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An operating waste transfer and recycling center was to be acquired as part of the property needed for the O'Hare expansion.
The City of Chicago sought to acquire a waste transfer and recycling center on the north side of O'Hare International Airport in Des Plaines, Illinois. The industrial parcel was improved with, and was permitted for, a waste transfer and recycling center. The offer by the City of Chicago was essentially for a typical industrial building in Des Plaines.
Considerable research and analysis was done in regard to the value of the property with the entitlements due to its use as a waste transfer and recycling center. MaRous & Company found that none of the properties in the surrounding area allowed this quite profitable and very desirable use. Market analysis and developing an income capitalization approach for the waste transfer and recycling use supported a significantly higher value than the initial offer by the City of Chicago.
Based on consideration of the value established by the entitlements and the economic desirability of the use, the parties settled for an amount that was more than seven times the original offer.


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How to Make Fish Crudo
Making a fresh crudo is simple when you have the freshest possible fish, great olive oil, maldon salt and bit of freshly squeezed citrus.
The rest is really up to you as far as what else you decide to use if anything at all.
I love shopping in New York's Lobster Place in Chelsea Market for great fish and seafood.
Serving Size: Serves 2-4
8 Oz. Sushi Grade Fish such as Hamachi, tuna, Amberjack, Fluke or Salmon
Torn Fresh or sliced Herbs such as Cilantro, basil, holy basil, Mint or chives
Nice Squeeze Fresh Lemon or Lime Juice
Great Quality Olive oil, pistachio oil, etc..
Maldon Salt or Fleur de Sel
2 Tbsp. Chopped shallots or thinly sliced red onion (optional)
Thinly sliced fresh pepper such as jalapeño, fresno or serrano chili(Optional)
Slice the Fish against the grain and arrange on a platter. If for some reason your fish is not looking gorgeous, turn your idea into a tartar and further dice the fish.
Drizzle with fresh citrus, olive oil and salt.
Scatter with fresh herbs, onions or shallots, and chili.


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Dell is hoping to breathe some new life into its flagging
tablet and smartphone business by partnering with Chinese search giant, Baidu.
The partnership will see Dell launch tablets and smartphones
in China
powered by a heavily-tweaked version of Google's Android OS, with pretty much all
visible vestiges of Google disappearing from the interface. In the place of
Google search and its native apps, Baidu will be able to put its own software.
Chinese search giant Baidu had announced earlier this week
that it was developing versions of Android for its own use, and Dell is the
first hardware company to announce a partnership with it.
"We have a partnership with Baidu and you know we have
the Streak 5 tablet, so the partnership will be in that space," a Dell
spokeswoman told Reuters today. The Streak has been discontinued in the US this month due to poor
sales, though Samsung obviously believes the 5in form factor has a future,
launching the Galaxy Note at IFA last week.
With over 900 million mobile phone subscribers and one of
the fastest growing tablet markets in the world, China is certainly an attractive
market for manufacturers. Currently the market is dominated by Apple and
However, despite the large market, analysts are not too
hopeful for Dell's prospects: "I suspect this is just Dell, who has a lot
of problems on the mobile and tablet front, grasping at straws to get any kind
of publicity that it can to make its product more attractive," Michael Clendenin, managing director of technology consultancy RedTech
Advisors told the Guardian
Dell's Streak 7 went on sale in the UK
earlier this year but has failed to make an impact on the tablet market. Dell
decided to launch the 10in version only in China,
pointing to the importance it is putting on that market.
We've already seen Microsoft team up with Baidu to share search results, and now Dell will be hoping that
the search website's 80 per cent share of the Chinese search market will
transfer to success in the smartphone and tablet market.


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I am a child of the 1980s and grew up wearing shoulder pads and trying to solve the Rubik's cube. A lot has changed in the last 20 years, but Rubik's carries on even today. In addition to the cube, Rubik's now has a range of puzzles to suit all ages and abilities.
The latest in the range are the Rubik's Junior Pet Puzzles. There is a cute puppy, kitten, bunny and bear to choose from.
As with the Rubik's cube, each pet puzzle has the same six vibrant colours. There is an important difference. The Pet Puzzles are aimed at a younger age group. Children as little as 4 years old can be encouraged to solve a Rubik's Pet Puzzle. Each puzzle can be scrambled in different ways, but the pets have fewer mix-up possibilities. This means they are easier to solve and should be unscrambled in just a few moves.
My six year old son was delighted with his Rubik's Puppy Puzzle. He needed no guidance and very little encouragement to solve it. There were delighted squeals of, "Done!" every so often, as he twisted and turned the pieces to first scramble and then unscramble the puzzle. Here he is in action with his puzzle, growing in confidence and speed with each attempt.
I am pleased with how happy J is with this new Rubik's Junior puzzle. It is small and light enough to fit in his backpack, so the puzzle now travels with us everywhere. J plays with it in the car. He solves it while he waits to go swimming. There are plans afoot to take it on an upcoming train journey.
The Rubik's Pet Puzzle is a fantastic toy that encourages logical thinking and problem-solving skills. It can hold a child's attention and help beat boredom. You can take it with you nearly everywhere, from long journeys to family outings and it will keep the children entertained. You can see the appeal as a parent.
You can buy the Rubik's Junior pet puzzles from most good toy stores like Argos, Smyths, Toys R Us and Toymaster for £9.99 each.
You now have a chance to win one of two pet puzzles by entering my giveaway below. (I cannot stipulate which of the four pet puzzles you will receive)
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Disclosure: I was sent Rubik's Junior puzzles by John Adams, the UK distributor of Rubik's, as part of their blogger campaign. All opinions are my own.
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The Value of the Art
If you plan to insure the fine art during the move, the value will make a big difference in the price. You may need to pay for an appraisal before the item is moved to ensure its value is correct. More valuable pieces are more expensive to move simply because they will cost more to replace if damaged or lost.
The Size of the Art
Size is another huge factor. It's not going to be the same price to move a simple 24" x 36" painting compared to a 300-pound statue. The larger the item is, the more you can expect to pay to have it moved, especially if the larger size means more weight.
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Fragile art requires special packing materials and a specific strategy for moving. For example, if you have a highly valuable chandelier you need moved made of crystal, it will probably cost more than moving a painting. The chandelier may be large, oddly shaped and incredibly fragile, while the painting can simply be crated and moved.
If you own very fragile fine art, you should expect the cost of moving it to be much higher compared to moving a handful of valuable paintings. While all fine art must be handled with care, fragile items require an even higher level of care.
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While it's very hard to narrow down even a simple price range for moving fine art, there are several benefits to hiring a professional moving company to handle your fine art. The benefits include:
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For the first time one of my transplanted peony divisions bloomed. Again, I left the established plants back in R.O. and just took a small division. Peonies are not difficult to transplant despite rumors to the contrary.
Years ago I took a garden tour in B'ham/Bloomfield Hills and borrowed a poppy pod. I was hoping for more diversity in the seedlings but these 'mauve' flowers are lovely anyway.
Most digitalis (foxgloves) leave me less than enthusiastic; they are not long lived and are what I call picky eaters. However, my digitalis ambigua are amazing; they are survivors and self-sow. They only come in cream color but are lovely looking plants and the flowers are really nice. These are still in the bud stage but are attractive nonetheless.
Traffic is not a problem up here.
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I've tried to photograph my sage flowers but blue seems to be a difficult color to get right. This one below comes close.
I love the annual Cleome - aka spider lilies although they are not even distantly related to lilies. I'm hoping this is a good "before" shot and the "after" shot will knock socks off. I stay away from annuals unless they self-sow and/or are spectacular. Time will tell.
I haven't had a real garden for years. The soil here sucks big time. Because of heavy equipment I wasn't able to plant until most of the work on the addition was completed - it's still not completely done but at least I finally got some seeds in the ground. With luck they won't have to be disturbed. Beans -yellow and green, Zucchini, also yellow and green, Swiss chard, winter squash, radishes to mark rows, broccoli, brussel sprouts, cabbages, carrots, tomatoes (of course) - time, again, will tell. At least they're up. Now we watch for rabbits, deer, etc.
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