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Yes, it's that time of year again. Canada Reads begins on the 8th, and I cannot wait to discussion to begin.
Here are the books:
Good To A Fault by Marina Endicott. This book is being defended by Simi Sara. Here's the blurb:
Absorbed in her own failings, Clara Purdy crashes her life into a sharp left turn, taking the young family in the other car along with her. When bruises on the mother, Lorraine, prove to be late-stage cancer, Clara—against all habit and comfort—moves the three children and their terrible grandmother into her own house.
We know what is good, but we don't do it. In Good to a Fault, Clara decides to give it a try, and then has to cope with the consequences: exhaustion, fury, hilarity, and unexpected love. But she must question her own motives. Is she acting out of true goodness, or out of guilt? Most shamefully, has she taken over simply because she wants the baby for her own?
What do we owe in this life, and what do we deserve? This compassionate, funny, and fiercely intelligent novel looks at life and death through grocery-store reading glasses: being good, being at fault, and finding some balance on the precipice.
Nikolski by Nicolas Dickener. This is being defended by Michel Vézina. Here's the blurb:
Spring 1989. Three young people - Noah, Joyce and an unnamed narrator - leave their far-flung birthplaces to follow their own personal songs of migration. Each ends up in Montreal, each on a voyage of self-discovery, dealing with the mishaps of heartbreak and the twisted branches of their shared family tree.
With humour, charm and the sure touch of a born storyteller, Nicolas Dickner crafts a tale that shows the surprising links between garbage-obsessed archeologists, pirates past and present, earthquake victims, sea snakes, several very large tuna fish, an illiterate deep-sea diver, a Commodore 64, a mysterious book with no cover, and a broken compass whose needle obstinately points to the Aleutian village of Nikolski.
Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture by Douglas Coupland. The books is being defended by Roland Pemberton (a.k.a. Cadence Weapon). Here's the blurb:
Andy, Claire, and Dag, each in their twenties, have quit "pointless jobs done grudgingly to little applause" in their respective hometowns and cut themselves adrift on the California desert. In search of the drastic changes that will lend meaning to their lives, they've mired themselves in the detritus of American cultural memory. Refugees from history, the three develop an ascetic regime of story-telling, boozing, and working McJobs — "low-pay, low-prestige, low-benefit, no-future jobs in the service industry." They create modern fables of love and death among the cosmetic surgery parlors and cocktail bars of Palm Springs, disturbingly funny tales of nuclear waste, historical overdosing, and mall culture. A dark snapshot of the trio's highly fortressed inner world quickly emerges — landscapes peopled with dead TV shows, "Elvis moments," and semi-disposable Swedish furniture. And from these landscapes, deeper portraits emerge, those of fanatically independent individuals, pathologically ambivalent about the future and brimming with unsatisfied longings for permanence, for love, and for their own home. Andy, Dag, and Claire are underemployed, overeducated, intensely private, and unpredictable. Like the group they mirror, they have nowhere to assuage their fears, and no culture to replace their anomie.
The Jade Peony by Wayson Choy. The book is being defended by Samantha Nutt. Here's the blurb:
Jook-Liang, the family's only girl, and her brothers Jung-Sum and Sek-Lung (nicknamed Sekky) were all born in Canada, but their parents and the rest of the family are recent immigrants. The children grow up torn between the reality of their lives outside the family circle and the old-world traditions that prevail at home.
The children are drawn to figures from North American popular culture, from cowboys to Shirley Temple, but they're also captivated by the magical stories told by Poh-Poh, their grandmother. Her mythic tales feature ghosts, dragons and characters from Chinese folklore such as the Monkey King and the scary Fox Lady.
The three have very different experiences of life in their family and the world at large. Sekky, the youngest, witnesses a love affair between his Chinese-Canadian babysitter and a young man of Japanese heritage, which plays out against the backdrop of the racism that flourished during the Second World War.
The Jade Peony is a sensitive depiction of the collision between cultures that all newcomers experience — and the conflicts within families that can arise as a result. It's also a vivid evocation of the division between the world of adults and the world of childhood, rendered with insight, humour and grace.
Fall On Your Knees by Ann-Marie McDonald. This book is being defended by Perdita Felicien. Here's the blurb:
Fall on Your Knees begins in a small mining community in Nova Scotia in the early 1900s and moves to the battlefields of the First World War and then to Harlem during the Jazz Age and the Depression.
It all begins when James elopes with his 13-year-old bride, Materia Mahmoud, whose Lebanese father then casts her out and curses her.
Four sisters are born into the family: beautiful Kathleen, who sings like an angel, self-sacrificing and obedient Mercedes, naughty, rebellious Frances and pure-hearted Lily. There is hope, talent and passion in each of them, but each is affected in her own way by their father's hold on their lives.
Fall on Your Knees has been translated into more than 20 languages and has won numerous awards and accolades, including the Canadian Authors' Association Literary Award, the Commonwealth Writers Prize for Best First Book and the Canadian Booksellers Association Libris Award. It was also a finalist for the Scotiabank Giller Prize and was selected for Oprah's Book Club in 2002.
Of the five books I've only read one, Fall on Your Knees years ago. It may be time to re-read it.


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Archers Arena does camps! Who knew? Well quite a few people actually. We've had Kids from Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Brantford, Scarborough, Markham come all that way to join are camps which is a fantastic compliment! On top of all that, our repeat customer ratio is outstanding so what is it that has these kids coming back for more and more? Let me dive into it.
Well to start off, we have very passionate and enthusiastic coaches. The games and activities that are hosted through our awesome team would only be sub-par if it wasn't for their infectious energy (even early in the morning). On top of that, the first thing our coaches talk about with the kids is our zero tolerance to bullying. Everyone is here to have a good time!
Our kids program starts at 10am (9am for an early drop-off) and ends at 5pm. Our coaches bring the kids through what we like to call "the icebreakers" which is simply peeling off the shyness anyone might have! We all introduce ourselves and play a few games to remember everyone's name, then we're off to the races.
Generally, after our icebreakers and warm-up games, we get the kids through one "Big activity" before we break for lunch at 12. Every camp day, we like to provide the option of a pizza lunch for our campers at an extra charge of $5/camper (2 slices of pepperoni or cheese pizza and a drink).
During lunch time, we get everyone to wash their hands and grab their lunch (if they have one) and meet up in the party room. After everyone is all set up, we generally like to play a movie for everyone to watch while we eat and after about 30 minutes, we're back at it. To let all the food settle before we start running around again, we like to start up slow with our famous "hide and seek" where almost the entire facility is at the kids disposal. Lights are dimmed, our spotlights are turned on and 1-2 seekers try to find the hiders (our coaches know some really good spots) and seekers rally up points on who they find!
After our after-lunch game, the day is decided by our coaches with input from the activities the kids prefer. A day at camp is never the same with so many possibilities so each day is customized to make sure everyone gets time doing what they want! A list of our activities include (but aren't limited to)
· Archery tag
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· Hide and seek (unbelievably popular)
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· Ultimate Frisbee
· LARPing (live action role-play)
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· Assorted Board games
· New release movies
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The camps have been so popular that we're opening them up to P.A. days when they come around so if you'd like to sign up your child, give us a call in advance to join a "wait list" and once the minimum of 10 kids have been reached, we'll launch the camp day!
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ST. ANN, Mo.— It was a cold and windy evening out at ABC Park for Senior Day but that didn't stop Maddy Strickland from tossing a no-hitter in game one against Webster as the Griffins took the opener, 9-0 (5 inn.). In game two, though the Gorloks scored once in the first and that proved to be enough for the 1-0 victory.
Fontbonne 9 Webster 0
The Griffins (10-18; 10-2 SLIAC), offense was unstoppable in game one but Strickland stole the show with her performance. The hurler tossed 5.0 innings of hitless ball and struck out three batters as she needed just 74 pitches.
At the dish, the team finished with 12 hits and Melanie Russo led with her 3-for-3 performance, to go along with her three runs scored and one RBI. Maddie Cooksey went 2-for-3 and brought home a game-high three RBI.
Kaitlyn Johnson took the loss for Webster (11-11; 6-4 SLIAC) as she went 1.2 innings, allowing four runs (three earned) and struck out two.
With two outs and two on in the first, the Griffins got on the board thanks to an RBI single through the left side off the bat of Modglin.
In the second, the offense continued to stay hot. Russo hit a one-out double and she scored on Courtney Kedroski's single up the middle. After another single from Alleigh Kruse, the duo touched home on Cooksey's rope of a double to right-center.
From there, the Griffins plated three more in the third and two in the fourth for the nine-run mercy rule victory.
Webster 1 Fontbonne 0
In game two, it was a pitcher's duel between Morgan Mansur and Diamond Thomas. The duo combined for 14.0 innings, allowing just seven hits and striking out seven.
The Griffins finished with four hits in the night-cap as Kedroski, Kruse, Strickland and Emily Cardwell had one hit each. The Gorloks got its lone RBI off the bat of Terri Dearth.
In the first, Taylor White led off with a walk and advanced to third on two stolen bases. Then, Dearth singled up the middle to make it 1-0.
The Griffins had the tying run on base in both the fifth and sixth innings, however Mansur was able to get out of each jam.
Things got very interesting in the bottom of the seventh. Strickland led off with a single and was pinch-ran for by Emily McNiff.
She went on to steal second. After a walk to Modglin and a sacrifice-bunt by Emily Cardwell, the Griffins had the tying run on first and the game-winner on second.
Kayla Winkler worked a walk and now the bases were loaded for pinch-hitter Isabel Hotop. She hit a grounder back to the pitcher and Mansur came home for the second out in the inning. Thomas stepped in and she ripped a line drive right at the shortstop to end the game.
At the conclusion of the outing, the Griffins honored its five seniors Courtney Kedroski, Kayla Winkler, Isabel Hotop, Maddie Cooksey and Alleigh Kruse.
The team will now hit the road this weekend for an outing against Spalding on Saturday. First-pitch at 2 p.m.
Fans make sure to stay updated on fontbonnegriffins.com throughout the year for full updates and recaps on the Griffins softball team.


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What are your passions: My passions are my children, faith, and work. When I'm not doing any of these, you can usually find me playing Minecraft, Civilization VI or at my local table-top game store.


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Hi guys... this was written when I was pretty much bored, sitting there doing practically nothing in front of the pc. But before this, I've seen exentric's Tips For Wallers here, doing his for the wallers, so why don't I do one for doujinshi artist? I'm not an expert in this, but I can at least share my experience for those who needs help. Dedicated doujinshi artists in MT, feel free to take a look while you're browsing through the forum.
Tips for Doujinshi Artist
1. Pencil artist
2. Ink pen artist
Since there are different types of artist which can draw using different methods, I have to catogorize each different tips in different category.
1. Music ON!
Music is always useful when you're trying to set a mood when you're drawing. You can always draw while you're listening to your music, and while you're at it, blast it to maximum volume.
2. Fully equipped
You must always have everything beside you. If you're already setting a proper mood for something you're going to draw, and you didn't have everything ready, that will just spoil the atmosphere. Some unpatient people like me will tend to say something like.. "This is so troublesome~". So this is very important too.
3. Acknowledge, Think and Imagine
Acknowledge yourself what you're going to draw, try to think and picture the thing in your head and imagine, imagine wildy, far and wide if possible. This is also a very important step in producing a good doujinshi. No one will care if you just draw a piece of stinky poop with flies on it and submit it to MT. If you're doing that only for the levels, you can just tuck into your bed and sleep.
4. Inspiration Resources
If you can't think of anything possible for what you're going to draw, try to look around your environment. Check the vast scenery outside your window. Look for some artbook, flip through your manga. Spend some time looking through and you'll know what you're going to draw.
5. Concentration and Patience
This is one element which control and will take effect of your last production. Why? Concentration is needed so you can draw a fine, good, high quality piece of work. While patience will push you to the limit where you'll continue to concentrate on your work until you're finished or tired. If you have none of this, your final work will surely be going down the drain.
6. Effort, and MORE effort!
Put a lot of effort into making it. Don't ever draw if you're just plain bored and you have nothing to do. Your drawings will surely looks bored and will get bored of you. So get rid of boredom and put in all your efforts in it like you this is your last chance for doing so. In case you're getting bored halfway, drink some coffee, take a shower, take a walk outside or take a short nap to refresh your mind. Never, EVER let boredom control yourself.
7. Anti-Distraction Field
Sometimes you tend to get distracted when drawing. This happened to me lots of time, I assure you. If you don't wanna get distracted, confine yourself in a sound-proof room. (If you have that room in your house) But the simplest way is to keep out from any place which is noisy, or just draw in silence. Somebody out there might like to draw in this condition, but I just can't draw without music. MUSIC is my one source of inspiration!
Tips for pencil artist
This is written for those doujinshi artist who only use pencils/mechanical pencils to draw.
1. Make sure you have lots, and lots of pencils, leads, sharpener and eraser for your work. You'll mess a lot with this, so might as well ready a box of tissue. (Note*: Don't draw with ruler unless you're drawing buildings. Unless you're trying to draw a robot, that's fine. But for humans, NEVER!)
2. First, sketch your reference line lightly across the page. If you're fine without reference lines, then you can start constructing your character ROUGHLY and LIGHTLY on the paper so you won't ruin the whole work.
3. After you've done with your rough sketch, you can now use a darker pencils or just press harder than previous to form the actual figure of your work. This is the time where details come in, so pay attention to the little tiny details, and scan for corrections.
4. Done outlining your drawings? Well, it's time to make it more realistic, or could I say... manga-like? Grab your previous pencil, and darken the foldings and the area which is hidden from sunlight. You have to know where the light is coming from before you do this, so imagine. Although you have a good drawing skill, but if you don't have this part, it's still looks empty. So start shading!
5. Satisfied? Well, that's for you to say. If you still don't like the result, grab yourself a tissue and smudge it all over your work. (*Note: NEVER smudge your work with your fingers! Sometimes it's true that you will accidentally smudged your work for being so concentrated, but just be conscious about where you put your fingers.) If you think that you've over smudged your work, grab your eraser and erase off the part you think is appropriate to erase. After that, you're done!
Tips for Ink-Pen Artist
From here onwards, this is for doujinshi artists who use pen to outline they work after they've done sketching with pencils.
1. You already have a rough sketch ouf what you're going to draw? Not yet? Basically, this part is the same as the Tips for pencil artist, just that you can stop till Step 3. After that, jump down to this part. So first you must have a proper pen for outlining. You CAN'T just grab a ballpen from your dad's drawer and outline; you need a proper pen. If you want some example, I'm using Artline: Drawing System pens. Please keep in mind that this pen is quite expensive, so please check your wallet before you continue, kay? And if possible, try to buy pens with different point size. (You can buy all the size if you want, but I'm only using 0.1, 0.4 and 0.8)
2. If you already have everything ready, then, adjust yourself in a proper position coz this really needs lots of concentration. First, start with the part you think which is hard to outline. Usually I go for the hair first, since the lines in this region is usually narrow. Start off slowly, finishing every lines carefully. If you want a better outlined work, finish outlining them in ONE SINGLE STROKE so they look smoother.
3. So after you've done with the hardest part, move on to another part which you think is less harder than the hair. And then move on, until you're finished with the whole thing.
4. After that, scan through your work to see if you already have outlined all the parts. Sometimes my eyes can't catch all the tiny parts, so what I do is check again. But if you work is a little too messy, grab your eraser and rub your work. (Make sure the ink is already dry, wait for 3-5 minutes before you rub your work)
4. After erasing the pencil lines, and if you feel satisfied with your final piece, congrats! But if you missed out lots of the tiny parts (Like me), take your pen and add in a little more correction. After that, you're done!
If you find any mistakes or error, corrections are always appreciated. ^^ Additions are always welcome too!


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Beautiful renovated Country French Estate Home on 4 ac. All interior is freshly painted, new appliances, & baths have been updated. 117 year old hardwood flrs & beams throughout the home. 2 story great room w/flr to ceiling f/p, dining room, paneled study, lg chef's kitchen, 2 oversized master suites, & theater complete the main level w/3 additional ensuite bedrooms on the 2nd level. Apartment, with full kitchen & private entry combined w/a detached, 6 car garage that can be converted to a stable for the equestrian lover makes this property unique for a special buyer.
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The Minnesota Supreme Court has upheld Gov. Mark Dayton's veto of the budget of the state House and Senate, capping a costly and divisive legal battle between the DFL governor and Republican legislative leaders.
The court ruled Thursday that Dayton was acting within his powers when he line-item vetoed legislative funding during a budget dispute in May. The ruling further said that the legislative branch has access to enough money to continue to function — and that the state Constitution does not authorize the judicial branch to order more funding for the Legislature.
The court did not weigh in on another key question of the dispute: whether Dayton's veto violated the Constitution by coercing the Legislature. In writing the majority opinion, Chief Justice Lorie Skjerven Gildea said the court did not need to settle that matter because the veto won't stop the House and Senate from operating until February, when the next legislative session begins.
"We conclude that the Legislature currently has access to at least $26 million and, should the Legislature choose, up to $40 million, in appropriated, unencumbered funds," Gildea wrote. The decision was 5-1, with only Justice Barry Anderson dissenting. Justice David Stras did not take part in the decision.
Gazelka: 'I am shocked'
While Dayton quickly praised the ruling as a welcome end to the monthslong saga, stunned GOP legislative leaders blasted both the court's findings and the governor's actions. House Speaker Kurt Daudt, R-Crown, pushed back against suggestions that the decision amounted to a win for the governor, saying the matter remained unsettled. Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka, R-Nisswa, said the ruling would force the Legislature to take extreme measures to stay in business that could end up harming the state.
"I am shocked at the court's decision," Gazelka said. "It puts us in a very difficult spot. It feels like they didn't really listen to the things that are going on."
Without a budget, legislative leaders had said they'd be forced to shut down the Senate in December and the House two months later. On Thursday they met to approve emergency funding they say will allow them to carry on through the Feb. 20 start of the next legislative session. The plan shifts about $20 million designated for the Legislative Coordinating Commission, the office that coordinates some core functions of the Legislature, to the House and Senate.
Once the Legislature is back in session, both leaders said their first order of business will be to introduce a budget bill identical to the one Dayton vetoed. But with tempers flaring from last year's session, Dayton's veto and now the court's ruling, members of both parties agreed that the outlook for a productive 2018 session is dim.
"This will be the biggest do-nothing session we've ever seen if this environment we're in between the Legislature and executive branch is still as toxic as it is today on Feb. 20," said Senate Minority Leader Tom Bakk, DFL-Cook.
While both Daudt and Gazelka said they were open to meeting with Dayton, Daudt said his trust in the governor is low. He called the governor "one of the most partisan" people he has worked with, and offered up a proposal that would block legislative staff from drafting bills for the executive branch, which is typically part of their duties. Though Gazelka worried that such an action could harm Minnesotans by disabling some state government work already in place, a majority of the Legislative Coordinating Commission sided with Daudt.
Daudt said he would also blame the governor if the Legislature ended up unable to make payments on the new Senate office building. State officials have warned that missed payments could prompt ratings agencies to downgrade the state's bond ratings and cripple its borrowing ability for major projects.
The speaker said he would not be "looking under my couch cushions" to help with that problem.
"Maybe it's time that this governor understands that there are ramifications for his decisions," he said.
Dayton: 'Time for us to agree'
In a statement, Dayton blamed the Legislature for instigating the court dispute, which is likely to cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars — or more — in legal fees.
The battle dates to the final days of this year's legislative session when Republicans, who were pushing for a series of tax cuts that Dayton opposed, maneuvered to force the DFL governor to sign off on the cuts by tying them to the budget for the state Department of Revenue.
Dayton signed the tax bill, but then attempted to bring GOP leaders back to the negotiating table on that issue and others by zeroing out the budgets for the House and Senate.
The governor has targeted three tax cuts for repeal or scaling back: ones that benefit wealthy estates, business property owners and smokers. He says failure to do so puts the state on less stable financial footing. He also objects to new teacher licensing standards crafted by Republicans, and a provision that makes it tougher for undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses.
Instead of renegotiating with Dayton, Republicans sued. A Ramsey County judge took the Legislature's side, striking down Dayton's vetoes; but the Supreme Court in September declined to uphold that ruling. The state's high court instead pushed Dayton and Republican leaders into mediation, but that effort broke up within two days.
Dayton said Thursday that the court's ruling shows the Legislature erred in challenging his veto.
"The court has also found that the Legislature has access to at least $26 million to continue its full operations until it reconvenes in February. Therefore, there was no need for them to have initiated this lawsuit and imposed its costs on our state," he said. "It is time for us all to agree that this dispute has been concluded and resume working together for the best interests of Minnesota."


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Naja Marie Aidt
Naja Marie Aidt was born in 1963 in Greenland and made her debut as a writer in 1991 with the poetry collection Så længe jeg er ung (While I'm Still Young). In 2006 her short story collection Bavian (Baboon) was published by Gyldendal, for which she received both the 2007 Danish Critics Prize for Literature and the 2008 Nordic Council Literature Prize. The English translation by Two Line Press won the 2015 PEN Translation Award. Among the many literary prizes awarded to her during her career she has won the Herman Bangs Mindelegat, the Martin Andersen Nexø Prize, the Beatrice Prize and the Danish Arts Foundations' lifelong artistic performance grant.
Naja Marie Aidt's debut novel Stens, Saks, Paper (Rock, Paper, Scissors) was published in 2012 and translated into English by Open Letter Books. The novel was followed in 2014 by Frit Flet, a collaboration of over 600 pages written with Mette Moestrup and Line Knutzon, which examines and interprets gender and feminism in a collage of texts and images. In 2016 she released the poetry collection Omina, written with Mette Moestrup. And in March 2017 she published her 27th title, Har døden taget noget fra dig så giv det tilbage – Carls bog (When Death Takes Something From You Give It Back: Carl's Book), a work about the tragic death of her son that examines the language of poetry, loss and love.
As well as poetry, short stories and a novel, Naja Marie Aidt's writing includes theatre, radio plays, lyrics, children's books and the screenplay for the 2005 film Strings. Her work often explores our understanding of human relationships and the communication between people. She has become one of the most read Danish authors of her generation, and her work has been translated into ten languages including German, Italian, and English. She lives in Brooklyn.
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Why Take a Stand
It is easier said than done to "stand up for yourself" or "be yourself", especially when it is not 100% clear what constitutes standing up for oneself, or even who "yourself" exactly is. I think I am constantly redefining who I am and searching for deeper meaning and purpose in everything I do, so often I wish these concepts were more straightforward to better deal with myself in times of doubt.
I grew up in Stilling, a small town in Denmark, with many people who were judgmental and unaccepting of the inhomogeneous. The children, especially, were very nasty in the way they treated anyone who "stuck out". Bullying was something most children only hoped to excel in, so they could be the bully and not the bullied. It only occurred to me the other day that the town's name "Stilling" is the key operating word in the term "tage stilling" which literally means to "take a stand". So if I sprinkle some hindsight reasoning on this little revelation, I suddenly see the major life lesson I had to learn in those years growing up there.
I still cringe at the memories of being the outcast because I was Chinese or "yellow", since "Asians pee against the wind", and how ugly, weird, and disgusting the others thought I was for being different. Though the Stilling years were suboptimal, they were very effective at molding my inner compass.
Today, I have certainly become fiercely assertive but at the same time more soft-hearted than ever. And despite the fact that I was never really successful at "standing up for myself" in the Hollywood movie kind of way (where you say something cool in a sticky situation, and then suddenly people start respecting you), I learned to trust that my inner compass had to be right sometimes (just pure probability should justify that). When things were bad, I persevered by taking as much of a stand for myself as possible given the circumstances and then rely on the fact that "this too shall pass". I spent much of my time dreaming up vivid images of places and people I wanted to experience, and how it was really just up to me to go find them. These images lured me on a plane to Los Angeles on my 18th birthday with two suitcases and an acceptance letter to acting school.
I loved how I was able to reinvent myself, and in the years that followed, I became increasingly comfortable with making big decisions and trying out new things, because I realized there are only upsides to taking risks in life that involve gaining experience, and not always being accepted or understood can really build some backbone.
Now and then, I still meet bitter, judgmental, and angry people, who take their frustrations out on others, almost as if the space within them is so narrow that they have no other choice. I have come to think of them as people trapped in their limited capacity, who were not able to create their own vivid images or take the necessary risks to realize them.
Far more often, I meet extremely kind and compassionate people, who are always such an inspiration, because they are able to find the capacity in themselves to care about others, especially when they really don't have to. I once met a very extravagantly gay (and oh so fabulous) restaurant owner, who said (while sitting on my boyfriend's lap having embosomed him a few moments earlier) that "kindness is the most beautiful thing in the world". That sentence really stuck with me.
Of course, even the best people can feel afraid and forget to stand up for the strong, capable, and amazing people they are and all the good that they are for others, but I think the ones who get through it in ways that really set examples are the ones who dare to create those vivid images, especially in difficult times, and who are brave enough to take a stand for the person they want to be and make decisions that get them closer to realizing their vision.
So now, when I have my bad days, I try to be less concerned with how to answer the questions that arise from doubt and fear and instead try to figure out how I can find capacity to be better and kinder (to myself and others) and celebrate all the great decisions I have already made in my life to then consider; what if I were exactly where I have always wanted to be?


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• A Mandate for Change
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3 days ago, I did a post on my discovery that, according to the information on genealogybank.com, the SSDI (Social Security Death Index) had changed the date-of-death for alleged Sandy Hook mass murderer Adam Lanza, from the previous Dec. 13, 2012 to Dec. 14, 2012. (Click here for my post.)
The date-of-death of Dec. 13, 2012 is significant because that means Lanza had died a day BEFORE the massacre of 20 first-grade school children (and 6 adults) which had ignited a nationwide move to "control" guns and ban "assault weapons."
On January 20, 2013, I had taken a screenshot of that Dec. 13, 2012 SSDI record precisely as a safeguard against that record being altered or scrubbed. Here it is:
Well, it appears SSDI had communicated the change of date, from Dec. 13, 2012 to Dec. 14, 2012, only to genealogybank.com.
Sharp-eyed FOTM reader kab made an important discovery:
Another website, Ancestry.com, still has the SSDI date-of-death for Adam Lanza as December 13, 2012!
I just took a screenshot of that Ancestry.com page, as proof and also as a prophylactic against Ancestry.com altering or scrubbing that information in the days to come — as I'm sure it will.
Note that I had taken the screenshot at 7:08AM, on 2/5/2013.
When one sets out to deceive, it'd be helpful to get the story straight.
GenealogyBank.com and Ancestry.com really must do better at coordinating with each other. Tssk, tssk.
A big h/t to kab! 😀
Update (Feb. 18, 2013):
In a comment, a reader asked if Ancestry.com still has Lanza's date-of-death as Dec. 13, 2012.
As we had expected, Ancestry.com finally got caught up with genealogybank.com. Ancestry.com now says SSDI's date-of-death (DoD) for Adam Lanza is Dec. 14, 2012. LOL
Here's a screenshot I just took of the Ancestry.com page with the new DoD:


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Who Owns Americans' Personal Information and What Is It Worth?
Co-authored with Siddhartha Aneja.
Sorry U.S., Huawei will Become Stronger, Better and Safer
By SUN Xi and Herta Monica Montesino Cucos
"The China-US relationship can never be too good or too bad" or so believed Deng Xiaoping, the chief architect of modern China. Today, however, there are new views according to which the China-US relationship will never return to how it was in the past, and that it cannot avoid the "Thucydides trap." It is arguable whether China and the United States have started a "new Cold War," but the trade and technology war is clearly already going on.
Tech and Crypto Alignments
Financial and technology organizations in Chicago have had a busy first quarter of events. This issue links to stories on alignment and community building in cryptoasset, wealth tech, and payments markets.
Can Chicago Become a Crypto Capital?
EconVue Spotlight | Peak Davos
The biggest economic conference of the season, the World Economic Forum, has just wrapped up in Davos. Most of the sessions are now available as they happen, and with the snow piled high here in Chicago, watching them online almost seemed like being there. I've included links to some of the best discussions and interviews you might enjoy on this even colder weekend.
Tech Can Sustainably Feed Developing World Cities of the Future. Here's How
Co wrote with Dr. Fred T. Davies and first appeared in Singularity Hub.
Treasury and Bitcoin
The U.S. Department of the Treasury issues its FinTech report as bitcoin gains institutional momentum.
Given all the attention to cryptoasset trading over the past two weeks, it's a bit strange that the U.S. Department of the Treasury makes no mention of it in its long-awaited FinTech report (PDF).
The FinTech Tipping Point
The relationship between FinTech firms and incumbent financial institutions appears to be entering the next phase of their evolution. The first two items in this week's newsletter explore how FinTech has transformed finance and provide a context for strategic partnerships that can produce results.
This newsletter marks the end of the longest hiatus I've taken from FinTech Rising since I started it in October 2014. In the midst of a large client acquisition, I've taken the time to review the newsletter, plan some forthcoming content, and complete our initial product, FinTech Rising 2018: Toward a Golden Age of FinTech (use code FTR-SUB).


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In crafting this Search Team, the Elders of the Church at Martinsburg had a two-fold desire:
- Identify unique individuals who love our church and have the ability to bring unique perspectives and gifts to the team.
- Produce a team that, as a whole, reflects the culture, demographics and diversity of our church.
With much prayerful consideration and discussion, these are the Covenant Members that make up our Pastoral Search Team.
Patrick Flowers (Search Team Chair) has been attending the Church at Martinsburg since 2015 and became a Covenant Member in 2016. He has been married to Zaye Flowers since 2001 and he has three children: Patrick Flowers (P.J.), Savannah Flowers, and Aiden Flowers. His previous vocation was in law enforcement; he currently works as a federal contractor in the security field.
Pat currently serves in the capacity of a teacher at the Church at Martinsburg through Core Seminars and is currently one of our Lay Elders. He enjoys seeing God glorified through His people as they walk in newness of life through Christ's victory over sin.
Jessica Alfonso has been a participant and Covenant Member of the Church at Martinsburg since 2011. While heavily investing in Community Groups, she has also served on the Set Up Team, the Fusion Team, and the Hospitality Team. She's found much joy in being on mission in reaching everyone from her Neighbors to the Nations.
She is currently the Vice Principal of a local intermediate school in Berkeley County and has been an educator for 13 years. In May 2018, she earned a doctorate in Administrative Leadership from Shenandoah University.
Bridget Covell has been attending the Church at Martinsburg with her husband, Mike, since early 2016, becoming a Covenant Member in November 2016. Last year, Bridget served on the Marriage Conference team and participated in the Alaska True North mission trip over the summer. Since October 2017, she has led the Fusion Ministry Team.
Bridget became a Christian as a young parent and was baptized by her husband in April 2001. Bridget and Mike have two grown sons, Dylan (21) and Ian (18). Bridget is currently completing her master's degree in nonprofit leadership while working for WV Adult Education as their regional trainer.
Christopher Gomes has been attending the Church at Martinsburg since 2010 and became a Covenant Member in 2012. He and his wife, Amber, have been married since 2015 and have an adventurous two-year-old daughter.
Currently, he works for a financial tech company in Hagerstown, MD. He's been involved serving the church in various ways: from a brief summer internship to volunteering with facilities, children's ministries, international mission trips, and leading a community group. He was also on the church staff as a Pastoral Assistant to the Lead and Associate Pastor. He currently writes theological papers on behalf of the Elders and is pursuing pastoral ministry in the DC metro area.
Jamie Leatherman is the husband to Rachel, father of 4 kiddos and self-declared "native" of West Virginia. He is the Project Manager for a local construction business here in Martinsburg. He has been a Covenant Member since 2011 and is currently one of our Lay Elders. Jamie serves as a Community Group leader and teacher in Core Seminars.
He enjoys snuggling up with his wife, reading, spending time with friends and family, and just about anything outdoors.
Liz Lundberg is the proud puppy mama to 4 crazy dogs and lives with her grandmother in Martinsburg. She is a clinical social worker who currently works full-time for Winchester Public Schools' Alternative Ed Program and part-time as a therapist for Children's Home Society of WV.
She has been a Covenant Member of the Church at Martinsburg for 8 years and has joyfully served in various ways over the years, currently as one of the Student Group leaders and a substitute G4 service coordinator.
Terry Major has been married to his wife, Martha, for almost 39 years. They have 3 children and soon-to-be 5 grandchildren (who live in Central NY). He's a retired missionary/pastor and served rural communities and churches for 42 years.
He and his wife have been Covenant Members of the Church at Martinsburg for one year and serve on the Fusion team.
Lisa Williams, along with her family, started attending the Church at Martinsburg in 2012 and have been Covenant Members since March 2013. She served as the Fusion Ministry Team Leader from 2013-2017 and currently serves on the Hospitality Team.
She and her husband, Dennis, have been married for 33 years. They have two grown sons who are married, and even became grandparents for the first time last year! She has been blessed with the opportunity to quit working outside the home and provide childcare for her granddaughter and nephew.
Brandy Parker (Non-voting administrator) is a mom of two. Isaiah is a college sophomore and Olivia is a high school freshman. They have 2 awesome dogs: Duke and Buster. Brandy currently works as an Administrative Assistant for the owner of a local construction company, here in Martinsburg.
Brandy began attending the Church at Martinsburg in 2014 and has been a Covenant Member since 2016. She has served in the children's ministry as a classroom helper and moved into a teaching role about 2 years ago. She has also served on the Marriage Conference and Backyard Bible Club teams.


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Be Smart Online
The internet makes many everyday tasks faster and more convenient, like shopping, researching products, banking, searching for health information, and communicating on the go. Get tips for being safe and making the most of your time online.
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Before you do anything on your credit union's website, ensure the URL is correct. Many scammers use URLs that deliberately look very similar to a real credit union, but link to a copycat website. Scammers hope to lure you into the "evil twin" website to trick you into giving them personal information such as your account number and password.
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Keep Your Transactions Secure. The Internet is a public network. Therefore, it is important to learn how to safeguard your credit union account information, credit card numbers, Social Security number and other personal data.
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CCA Glasgow, 7.30 – 10.00pm, October 21st 2011
Oliver Ressler is an Austrian-born artist who produces projects in public space and films addressing forms of resistance and social alternatives. He has had solo exhibitions at Berkeley Art Museum, Platform Garanti Contemporary Art Centre, Istanbul; Alexandria Contemporary Arts Forum, Egypt and The Bunkier Sztuki Contemporary Art Gallery, Istanbul. His films have been screened around the world.
Socialism Failed, Capitalism is Bankrupt – What Comes Next?
Oliver Ressler
19mins, 2010
Recorded in Armenia in Yerevan's largest bazaar, the film follows the market traders' struggle to survive the crisis of a post-Socialist reality that has closed many local factories and dissolved social safety nets.
Comuna under Construction
Dario Azzelini and Oliver Ressler
94 mins, 2010
In consejos comunales, the people of Venezuela collectively decide about the community's concerns. These councils, built from the grassroots, aim to create a form of self-government, parallel to the institutional framework.
The screening will be followed by a conversation and Q & A exploring the role of politically engaged art in protest and human rights issues, led by Katarzyna Kosmala
Dr Katarzyna Kosmala is Reader in Visual Culture and Organisation at the University of the West of Scotland, a visiting research fellow at GEXcel, Insitute of Thematic Gender Studies, Linkoping University & Orebro University, Sweden, and a curator and freelance art writer.
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Welcome to the home page
for John Husk and Laura Kusek Husk. Help us in our genealogy search to find Husk, Fugitt, Cain, Kusek, and
Kendzierski family members. We reside in Sterling Heights, Michigan with
our three daughters.
About Us..
MAC CHAMPIONS November 30, 2006
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Learn English (ESL)
The ESL classes at IRSC provide you with the skills you need to speak, listen, read, and write in American English with strong emphasis on college and career readiness . Our classes and labs include instructions to help you develop workplace readiness skills, or prepare you to continue your education. Classes include instructions on American culture and civics so our students can better adjust to life in the United States. We offer morning and evening classes in the following counties: Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee, and St Lucie. Please contact a location nearest to you to get started.
IRSC's English as a Second Language (ESL) Department has been recognized by the American Institute for Research in Washington, D.C. for innovation in transitioning ESL students. IRSC was chosen as one of only ten Adult ESOL programs in the Nation to be included in this important two-year study examining best practices in Transitioning English Language Learners (TELL) into GED Prep or post-secondary programs.
Note: The ESL program does not provide F1 student visas nor serve students transferring from other programs with F1 student visas.
ESL Classes Offered:
Class Levels 1 to 7
Listening and Speaking Labs
Conversation Classes
Online Classes also available
Contact Us:
Fort Pierce: 772-462-7393 or 772-462-7487
Port St. Lucie: 772-343-1249
Vero Beach: 772-226-2507
Stuart: 772–419-5613
Okeechobee: 863-824-6009
Fellsmer/Sebastian: 772-762-7910
Important Fee Notice:
State regulations require a term fee for Adult Education which include ESL and/or GED Prep classes. The semester fee covers all Adult Education classes for one semester. Other program requirements may apply such as pre-registration testing and facilitation.
The Term Fee is $30 per Semester.
State regulations require a term fee for Adult Education which include ESL and/or GED Prep classes. The semester fee covers all Adult Education classes for one semester. Other program requirements may apply such as pre-registration testing and facilitation.
The Term Fee is $30 per Semester.
El Departamento de Ingles como Segundo Idioma del Indian River State College ayuda a aquellas personas que desean aprender ingles y prepararse para un futuro mejor en Los Estados Unidos a traves de su programa de ingles.
El Departamento de Ingles como Segundo Idioma tambien le ayuda a prepararse para el examen de la ciudadanía.
Llame al (772) 462-7487 para obtener mas información acerca de nuestros horarios y centros mas cercanos a su domicilio.
Ou mèt soti nan nenpòt peyi nan le mond antye, program ESL ki nan Indian River State College la ap montre ou pale, aprann ou li, epi montre ou ekri Anglè. IRSC gen plas pou tout moun; ke ou fèk ap komanse aprann, oubyen ou deja avanse nan Angle a.
Depatman Angle Kom Dezyem Lang la menm ofri klas pou prepare pou fè Sitizenn Ameriken (Citizenship Class).
Rele IRSC nan (772) 462-7487 pou nou di ou kijan pou kòmanse, epi ki local ki pi pre'w.


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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May must go back to the European Union after she loses the vote on her deal on Tuesday to demand radical change to her Brexit deal, said the Brexit spokesman for Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party.
Sammy Wilson told Reuters: "We need radical change .... and we need to see some steel in her stance."
Wilson said the DUP decided to vote against May's deal as soon as they read the legal advice by Britain's attorney general, which, he said, showed nothing had changed after Monday's revisions to the deal.
Reporting by Elizabeth Piper, Editing by Kylie MacLellan


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Small Coffee Table
£240.00 (Including VAT)
Charming little wooden table, ideal to use as a coffee table or side table for smaller areas. The table exposes the beautiful grain of the wood to give a natural and rustic feel to the product.
COLOUR: Natural Light Wood
MEASUREMENTS: H30 x L83 x W55.5cm
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Pocket Neighborhood Design Detail - Eyes on the Commons/
At the heart of Inglenook's Pocket Neighborhood living is the unique community design. Each home is tucked into a pocket of 4-12 homes. This pocket of homes becomes a neighborhood within a neighborhood.
Neighbors know each other's names, their children's names, and their pets. The community is an extended family looking out for one another. As a current Inglenook homeowner put it, "helping hands, shared resources, a watchful eye out for and on you, a shared cup of coffee or glass of wine. If you're on your front porch, you can count on sharing a moment with whomever's out!" This notion of a tight-knit community is woven throughout our neighborhood design and into our Cottage Homes.
Inglenook's Cottage Homes are designed with active rooms towards the front. Room-sized front porches, living rooms, dining rooms, and kitchens overlook the common green space. Everyday living happens in these rooms and extends outside into the community. This strategic architectural design acts as a safeguard throughout the neighborhood. All visitors enter through the commons and all the homeowners have an eye out for one another.
After all, looking out for one another is what makes a neighborhood a community, and that makes all the difference.
To schedule a tour of Inglenook of Zionsville or to meet with our builder Casey, please email us at email@example.com or give us a call at 317.767.9760.


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How breathtaking is this display of seating assignments for a wedding? I adore bougainvillea. How clever to place clear acrylic signs in front of the bright pink so that the gorgeous color shines through. Magnificent!
Thanks to Green Wedding Shoes for sharing this photo and for Shindig Chic for the unique idea.


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Dear Parents/Carers
World Book Day – Thursday 2nd March
We are holding our annual World Book Day on Thursday 2nd March. The children are asked to dress as characters from a children's book or story. Your class teacher may have a theme in mind and they will discuss this with the children. There is no charge for this event.
Many thanks for your support.
Yours sincerely
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The Rubber Chicken Book: A Fine Collection of Bad Skits, Goofball Stunts, Front Yard Acrobatics and Really Dumb Jokes
Klutz, Oct 1, 1995 - Humor - 65 pages
The story of this book begins with a nine-year-old who taught the authors how to poke their fingers through their heads, and how to support a pea on a column of air. Bit-by-bit the authors' file--"Knowledge Vital"--grew, until it became this very book. Packaged with the 66-page book are a squeaker and three rubber eggs.
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I got home from school today and my Scoopy was in the garage. Isn't it the cutest?!
This is Pak Nosh. He is my Indonesian tutor from school and we went bike shopping on Saturday. It took a few stores for us to find this particular bike but we did some wandering and finally found it! We went back yesterday to make the actual purchase and arranged for it's delivery today.
Unfortunately, I couldn't even get it started once I wrestled it out of the garage. And alas, the owner's manual was entirely in Indonesian. Suprising, right? The whole time, I had a very entertained audience viewing (and laughing) from the porch next door as I kept turning the key and nothing happened.
Pak Nosh came to the rescue and of course had it turned on as soon as he entered the gate. You have to turn the key, pull the left brake and push a button all at the same time. The diagram in the book didn't quite get that point across.
So after I was feeling like a complete idiot, I took her for a spin around the neighborhood :) I only drove on the wrong side of the road once and managed to avoid the abundance of critters that call our neighborhood home. I did end up driving through a soccer game, which all of the players found quite entertaining. After I got my balance, I was feeling adventurous and drove up to school without getting run over (or running over anyone else)! I have missed my Jeep dearly and I am so excited to finally be driving again :)


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The perfect gift for a Vegan friend or relative who enjoy some Chilli in their life.
A wonderful Fresh Chilli Vodka from Kettering matched with a Chilli and Cinnamon Chocolate from Federation Chocolate and some hot chilli nuts.
Deadman's Spirit Fresh Chilli Vodka 200 ml
Federation Chilli and Cinnamon Chocolate 90 g
Hot Chili Nuts 30 g
All the products are vegan and are dairy and lactose free.
The hamper is gift wrapped in a tray with a cellophane covering and ribbon. A gift card can be included at no additional expense.


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Brindlee Sherpa Jacket NOTE: Price will automatically adjust $2.00 when adding XXL to cart.
*Full Zip opening
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Fits True to Size larger fit. (see size chart for measurements) allow up to 1 inch variance in manufacturing.
**Due to the nature of the fabric the sewing process could cause the garment to vary is size slightly for size chart.
This product is coming from Overseas. Please note ETA. WAM Blanks assumes no responsibility for delays in shipping and/or customs delays.
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I absolutely love these jackets! They fit true to size and are very soft and comfy! Thank you for an awesome jacket!


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Most people have been on a diet at some stage in their lives. In fact, many people have destroyed their metabolism through yo-yo dieting. Research has shown that dieting creates more weight gain. In fact 89% of people who diet regain all of their weight and more. Incorrect yo-yo dieting destroys metabolism and can lead to chronic illnesses such as type 2 Diabetes and Cardiovascular disease. Fasting has been a part of the human existence since human time began. We are hunter-gatherers and have survived during long periods without food. Fasting for religious observances exists in all religions and continues today.
Fasting has become a popular idea/notion recently. Many people are trying to embrace this popular trend but not doing it correctly. There are 2 types of fasting most commonly known is intermittent fasting. Possibly the most researched is the fasting mimicking diet which obtained its evidence from studying populations around the world who lived the longest. In other words the centenarians. Its evidence is grounded in studying what these people are eating and how are they eating that has increased their lifespan way above the normal western lifespan. This has been tested in nutritional science both from the epidemiological perspective and from human clinical trials This is the science of Gerontology, longevity, healthy ageing disease free.
This research is mostly founded in food and nutrients that prevent ageing. The results of that research are that fasting increases our lifespan and staves off chronic illness. Much of the research is on the immunological protective effects of eating in this manner. It has also been shown to confer huge cognitive protection by facilitating neurogenesis. In other words, it increases the production of neurons in the brain and protects the brain from ageing, inflammation and brain-related diseases such as Alzheimer's and Dementia. This is evidence-based in clinical trials and has identified the major risks associated with the 'high protein diets' which are advocated by the fitness industry.
The second type of fasting is called time restricted fasting this is gaining popularity and is often called the 5/2 diet. Personally I am not a fan of this (I find it gimicky!) as people tend to fast and then on the days that they can 'eat what they like', they eat all the wrong foods which hijacks the immune system, increases inflammation etc. Food choices and timing are crucial to sustain energy levels. We are bombarded with conflicting confusing nutritional information which is causing difficulty when making food choices. Hopefully our discussion will demystify some of the nonsense about what is the best way to eat.
Intermittent fasting if done correctly does benefit the immune system, can help stave off Cardiovascular disease, Type 2 diabetes, inflammatory illnesses, support a healthy weight, protect the brain from age related disease and epidemiologically has been shown to decrease the incidence and prevalence of cancers. However, it is tricky and needs support. Embarking on this regime requires planning.
Furthermore, fasting is not for everyone across the lifecourse. Certain groups such as children, adolescents, pregnant and lactating women, people suffering with anxiety and depression should not engage in this. People who suffer with digestive health issues (massive numbers in Ireland) will also struggle to implement this regime effectively without affecting their symptoms. Over the age of 65 it is not recommended to embark on this at all as this is the time when most muscle is lost and the body metabolises food in a very different way. In fact it is important to increase protein in the diet at this age and specific types of protein. The genetics of ageing is grounded in the new area of science called Epigenetics which simply means how the environment in which the genes are bathed has the ability to switch on certain longevity genes and switch on ageing genes. Similarly, Nutrigenomics is the science of how certain nutrients such as sugar and proteins switch on pro-ageing inflammatory proteins and metabolites.
It is all very interesting as we know that nutrition has the most incredible effect on the human lifespan and the onset of diseases which are bankrupting our health services. We can flesh it all out tomorrow evening!! (pardon the pun)


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Quite a few alternatives to the usage of creatures are made, especially in accumulation evaluating along with teaching. Countless treatments can be constructed thru the employment of pet dog testing. Each and every day lots of people usually are protected via medications that are attributable to k9 testing. Numerous medication, procedures and additionally procedures may very well get the job done intended for canines, though it doesn't imply they are willing to complete the job designed for people. Findings for critters enable whenever raise familiarity with the way your body works. Its all to easy to believe that pet dog trials doesn't have a whatever related to the typical Australian. then again, the idea does. Canine findings can be utilized to think of completely new pills and also for a test run the safety of various products. Dogs are utilised to check research enhancements as well as business products. They aren't only objects. Some people must be used within the the moment meaning issues protect against the use of man subjects. One can use them to guarantee merchandise feel safe designed for the use of humans. So, people ought not to be made use of in study or perhaps to use the protection in products. Also, the actual animals of which utilized commonly are not commonly nuts but are carefully bred particularly to get experiments. Fairly couple pets usually are utilized in exploration, which often turns out to be expense for evolving clinical progress.
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Bankruptcy is a very serious, and complicated, legal matter that affects the person filing the bankruptcy for years to come. If an individual retained the services of a bankruptcy attorney and believes that the attorney did not perform his job according to the standards required by the legal profession, then the client may have the basis for a legal malpractice lawsuit against the attorney.
What Is Legal Malpractice?
- Legal malpractice is a negligent tort claim. Torts is the area of the law that deals with injuries — physical, financial or emotional — to a plaintiff, or victim. All negligent tort claims are based on four basic elements — duty of care, breach of the duty of care, causation and damages. In a legal malpractice case, the plaintiff must show that the attorney breached her duty of care to the plaintiff. In an underlying bankruptcy case, the plaintiff will need to establish the standard of care required and then prove that the attorney breached that standard, or duty, of care.
- The plaintiff in a legal malpractice case must show that the damages she suffered are actually a direct result of something the attorney did, or failed to do, while representing her. In a bankruptcy case, for example, let's say the plaintiff was required to relinquish her home to the court to pay her debts. If she would have lost her home regardless of anything the attorney did, then a minor mistake made by the attorney will not qualify as malpractice. On the other hand, if an attorney failed to claim an exemption on behalf of the plaintiff that would have allowed her to retain her home, then that might be considered causation for the purpose of a legal malpractice lawsuit.
- "Damages" is the legal term used to refer to monetary injuries sustained by the plaintiff. In a legal malpractice action against a bankruptcy attorney, the plaintiff will need to prove that he suffered an actual financial loss as a result of the attorney's negligence, or malpractice. Simply showing negligence without any real financial loss will not work.
- In order to initiate a legal malpractice lawsuit against a bankruptcy attorney, a plaintiff should first be aware of the statute of limitations in the jurisdiction where the alleged malpractice occurred. Statutes of limitation will vary by state but may be as short as one year from the date of occurrence. A potential plaintiff who believes she has a viable malpractice claim should consult an attorney as soon as possible. A legal malpractice lawsuit is filed in the same manner as other civil lawsuit by filing a complaint against the attorney. If the plaintiff wins, he will be awarded a monetary judgment against the attorney.


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2018 Week 2 Newsletter
Rain, Respite, and Rainbows
WAIT! What's that wet stuff coming from the sky? Oh - how soon we forget! The rain on Friday was a nice respite here on the farm - rain makes it harder to get things done - so naturally, things slow down a bit, too. Thankfully, the rain fell on a harvest day and most harvesting can still be done in the rain. And the good news - you can't really effectively weed in the rain. That means the weeds got a respite, too. So, after a surprisingly hot and gorgeous May it looks like we are in for more typical PNW June weather. But, don't forget to look for the rainbows after the rain.
"PLUVIOPHILE: a lover of rain; someone who finds joy and peace of mind during rainy days."
Enjoy some photos of the baby produce. These tiny little guys are just waiting to turn into tasty fruits of summer. Not long now! A baby watermelon, Shintokawa cucumber, Shisito pepper, and Aunt Molly's ground cherry.
CSA Basket - Week 2
Here is what you can expect to find in a large share basket this week:
Basil* - great so many ways - try in pesto with the carrot tops
French Breakfast Radish* - very mild radish - slice and enjoy on a baguette with butter
Salad Mix* - grate the carrots on top and a few snips of basil with your favorite dressing
Carrots* - fresh carrots taste so alive! Save the tops to make a nice, carroty flavored pesto
Shallots/Scallion* - I adore pickled shallots on a salad - easy to do a quick pickle in just 15 minutes
Mustard Greens - tender and spicy - great in a stir-fry
Green/Red Napa Cabbage - see recipe ideas below
Strawberries - yes, a repeat, sorry!
Tatsoi - chop and enjoy with farm fresh eggs for breakfast
Nasturtium Blossoms - tastes like a radish - gorgeous on a salad or chop and mix into cream cheese for a sandwich spread
Vegetable of the Week - Basil
Historical Origins - Basil (Ocimum basilica) is a native plant of the Old World tropical regions but has been used across the Old World for thousands of years. In Italy it is used widely in cuisine and as in courting where it was worn differently depending on a woman's status. In India, a variety called Holy Basil (Ocimum sanctum) is a venerated herb that is mentioned in ancient religious texts.
Botanical Facts - Basil is a hot weather plant, which is why we grow ours in the greenhouse, and this year it is amazingly early. It likes nighttime temperature above 60 degrees. It is an annual and grows in varieties from dark green to dark purple.
Culinary Uses - Basil is often associated with Italian cooking, especially in tomato sauces and pesto. Used fresh it makes a wonderful accompaniment to salads and caprese.
Another Bite - From the Chef:
Napa cabbage will work in almost any recipe for green cabbage, but it's more tender and has a milder flavor. Use in an Asian slaw as a side dish or to give color and crunch to a bahn mi sandwich.
Asian Slaw: Combine shredded cabbage with shredded carrots, sliced snow peas, and thinly-sliced green onion. Toss with the following vinaigrette from food writer Mark Bittman.
Asian Vinaigrette: 1/3 cup of peanut oil, 2 Tablespoons of rice vinegar, 1 teaspoon of soy sauce, ½ teaspoon of toasted sesame oil, salt and pepper to taste.
CSA Tip of the Week:
Use the most perishable items (lettuces, blossoms, very ripe tomatoes…) on the first day or two. On the last day, take whatever is left and roast - serve over rice or grains and top with a fried or poached egg. Or make a light soup by sautéing the remaining vegetables in olive oil and stirring in some chicken or vegetable broth and some cooked beans.
In the middle of growing season it is nice to have a rainy day to stop and remember why we are doing this farming thing. We love growing good food and connecting with our community through the food we grow. We always enjoy talking with our CSA members and customers at pick-up and the markets! Stop by and say hello!
Your SVF Farm Team


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I'm looking forward to publishing my newest book to teach families how to complete a Louisiana Probate (also known in Louisiana as a "Succession"). Many families have had a bad experience with probate in Louisiana. Reasons so many families have a bad taste in their mouth about probate include:
- The length of time that it took to complete all matters related to the probate;
- The costs of completing the probate, including the attorney fees, court costs, real estate recording fees, and in some cases, appraisal costs, bonding fees, and accounting costs
- The fact that the attorney or attorneys hired by the family members did not promptly complete all matters;
- The lack of total cooperation by one or more of the parties to a Succession
Louisiana residents need a no nonsense book to teach them what to expect when a family member dies as it relates to getting all legal matters settled. I'm going to give you a sneak peak at the chapters of my book, and I'm inviting you to comment, in the comments below, a topic that you'd like to address that my chapters don't seem to address.
The following is my initial rough draft of the chapters of my new book teaching Louisiana families what they need to know as the start the probate/Succession court supervised procedure after a loved one dies:
- What is a Succession?
- When is a Succession necessary in Louisiana?
- Dealing with Nonprobate assets
- What information to gather when preparing to complete a Succession
- What to look for in a Succession attorney
- Communicating with all of the parties to a Succession on the front end
- Appointing an Administrator or Confirming an Executor
- The estate account at a financial institution
- Paying debts of the estate
- The Detailed Descriptive List of Assets and Liabilities
- The Judgment of Possession
- The Louisiana Succession and Taxes
- The Transfer of Assets to the Heirs
I haven't kept count but I know that I've been the attorney that handled hundreds of Successions over the years - maybe it's in the thousands since I've been doing this for 26 years. I plan to complete my newest book by the end of 2016. Comment below if there is additional information that you think should be added to the publication.