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StringEnumerator.Current Property
Gets the current element in the collection.
Assembly: System (in System.dll)
The enumerator is positioned before the first element of the collection or after the last element.
After an enumerator is created or after a Reset is called, MoveNext must be called to advance the enumerator to the first element of the collection before reading the value of Current; otherwise, Current is undefined.
Current also throws an exception if the last call to MoveNext returned false, which indicates the end of the collection.
Current does not move the position of the enumerator, and consecutive calls to Current return the same object until either MoveNext or Reset is called.
An enumerator remains valid as long as the collection remains unchanged. If changes are made to the collection, such as adding, modifying, or deleting elements, the enumerator is irrecoverably invalidated and the next call to MoveNext or Reset throws an InvalidOperationException. If the collection is modified between MoveNext and Current, Current returns the element that it is set to, even if the enumerator is already invalidated.
The following code example demonstrates several of the properties and methods of StringEnumerator.
using System; using System.Collections.Specialized; public class SamplesStringEnumerator { public static void Main() { // Creates and initializes a StringCollection. StringCollection myCol = new StringCollection(); String[] myArr = new String[] { "red", "orange", "yellow", "green", "blue", "indigo", "violet" }; myCol.AddRange( myArr ); // Enumerates the elements in the StringCollection. StringEnumerator myEnumerator = myCol.GetEnumerator(); while ( myEnumerator.MoveNext() ) Console.WriteLine( "{0}", myEnumerator.Current ); Console.WriteLine(); // Resets the enumerator and displays the first element again. myEnumerator.Reset(); if ( myEnumerator.MoveNext() ) Console.WriteLine( "The first element is {0}.", myEnumerator.Current ); } } /* This code produces the following output. red orange yellow green blue indigo violet The first element is red. */
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Dubbed the Friendly Island by locals, the Island of Saint Martin is divided on a 60/40 ratio between France and Netherlands. While the French have a greater share of the land, the population is greater by a slight margin on the Dutch side. The Island has the distinction of being the smallest inhabited Island that is divided between two countries.
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Where do we go from here?
This week I was planning to 'leggo' some lashes in the child fathers that think using the weekends their children spend with them as a time to poison children against their mothers is a worthwhile and good idea. I was going to chastise them for their insensitivity and sheer disrespect for the hard job – that should take two adults – which a woman faces, to raise a child by herself.
And then Shylock called for his pound of flesh and there were heavy rumblings around the capital of Barbados and the entire country was plunged into high political theatre. It was not that I lost the ability to walk and chew gum, as I usually chastise my readers for doing. I could still deal with child fathers and the political drama. I chose not to though. I wanted only to walk, forget the gum! I made the decision because I am no longer sure I could afford the stick of gum and opted not to buy it. So, let us stick to the drama!
If you hear a senior spokesman in a ruling Government talk, you usually assume that you have heard the policy position of said Government unless the spokesman issues a disclaimer that he is voicing his personal opinion. So let me try to think aloud here and see if I can tie up some related, unrelated ends.
A spokesman for the ruling Democratic Labour Party Government indicated the other day that the Barbados dollar could not be devalued as it had no value. The next thing in the sequence that happened was that the Governor of the Central Bank had an Economic Forum. The Economic Forum replaced opportunity for mass engagement after the Governor's haughty dismissal of interacting with the media.
At the forum, the Governor was clearly at pains to point out that he could not just keep facilitating Government's deficit by the printing of money. Given the statements made just a few days before by the senior Government official, it was clear that the Governor of the Central Bank used his Economic Forum to break policy with the Government of the day as well as to send a warning shot across Barbados for those who had ears to hear.
For anybody who has read any kind of drama in school, the final act in the sequence of events was not hard to comprehend. The Governor's Board suddenly realized they were unhappy with his management style and there was an attempt to part ways by the parties involved.
Right. So that was the sequence of events. Here are the takeaways for me. My son, who is six and in Infants A, understands that any system of bartering must have underlying values in order to make it successful. A monetary system is a form of bartering. It is actually a sophisticated type of bartering that replaced item for item trade with item for equivalent value trade. Now, my six-year-old has worked out that if he wants a snow cone, he has to have one dollar. He has also worked out that taking the clothes to the laundry room and taking out the garbage will make mommy give him a dollar. So my child has learnt that the one dollar and this work will get him a snow cone.
How then have we not worked out as the adults that if we want to buy goods in American dollars and we transact sales in Barbadian dollars that we have to maintain a relationship between the amount of Barbadian dollars we spend and the amount of American dollars we need for external trade.
I do not think the position of the first Government official was a slip of the tongue position or a simple case of not understanding economics. I mean, my six-year-old gets it. I really think printing money as a stopgap for the deficit is an articulated and lived policy of the current Government and they do not seem to understand the relationship between it and the plunging foreign exchange reserves.
The reality is, though, if you keep introducing Barbadian dollars that have no real value into the monetary system and you keep buying goods in American dollars without increasing the ways you make American dollars (which you cannot just print) you will end up with a bottleneck at the point of overseas demand.
Do not tell me how low or high the morale is or is not at the Central Bank of Barbados. The Governor of the Central Bank is nothing he is today that he was not at his appointment, or reappointment for that matter. I am not interested in standing by and cheering for a pound of flesh without the fuller knowledge of the contract made and how much, if any, blood was to accompany the pound of flesh.
Our country is on the brink. Whether we choose to be active participants in the outcome now or the passive bystanders we prefer to be, an outcome is imminent. I do not wish to hear a single, 'but wait, how we get hey?'. All of us know how we got here. The bigger question is, 'where to from here?'
The real take away: Please, my fellow Barbadians, do not lose sight. The Governor of the Central Bank was quoted in the media as saying that he cannot tell the Minister of Finance 'no' on the printing of money because to do so means civil servants would not be paid. He did not say that people working in statutory boards would not be paid. He said civil servants would not be paid.
I do not ever want to incite panic in my nation. I would not. It serves no useful end. I just ask questions. That is all. They said that was the role of 'media people' in journalist school. My question is, if they cannot pay civil servants if they stop printing money and they need to stop printing money to preserve the peg of the dollar, what does that mean for you if you are employed by the Government? What does it mean for the dollar peg? What does it mean for Barbados?
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that's not poison that is anti– venom most women have nothing good to say about their children's father when they're seperated
Well that is an interesting concept…how about if both parties adult and try to raise a well adjusted little human??
I always thought the idea of not using barbados dollars and have mark up prices in (US) dollars was stupid , this done no good to the economy and the domestic market, putting pressures on the local market and local bajan wages…..
The only people who that was good for is the ones who make they profits in barbados never reinvest a portion back to the local market and never bank they money in barbados……..
The stupid practice should stop…….
I wish some one would explain who thought up the idea….
@Roderick Chandler – WEll said, however, men can do it to women too. Mind you. none of this is a good thing either way. This is actually one of the numerous issues plaguing our people. It is like a cycle over and over again as the result of mental destruction. Very few can decipher it. It is like taking out the natural computer chip and replacing it with a new virus with black people being the computer. Let me just put it this way BY THE TIME BLACK PEOPLE OWN A CORPORATION, WHITE PEOPLE and the other races, WOULD BE DOING SPACE TRAVEL AND owning SHARES ON THE MOON. Sorry to say ALL of our woes including the running of this country or any other black country stems from the same VIRUS supplanted by the same BEAST system.


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This is the original story. How Klutch and Indy started out. This was written by a friend of mine back in 2004. I've put it off for long enough, so now I'm putting it up. She started the fic, and left the story for me to finish.
I just re-wrote some of the stuff so it sounded a bit more transformerish instead of human-ish.
Later in 2005 she gave me the fancharacters for good. Klutch, Indy, and Ribar originally belonged to her.
Forget the Rp, forget Klutch being a jerk and Indy being a psychic. This is way before then. Happens around late 85 early 1986, right before 3rd War happened, and about a year and a half before either met Jade or any of the Kintari. The only fanchars you will see here are the ones mentioned above.
Indy is just a teenager in this, as is Klutch. Think of her as a kind of female Hot Rod, in a way, but with a smart mouth. LOL (she's matured a bit since this was written. eheh.
Warning: spoilers ahead.
if you've read the RP fics, specifically "the Wrong side of Right", you're gonna be very suprised in a couple chapters.
There's gonna be some stuff in here that will make a lot of sense. I'd suggest reading the Wrong Side of Right, at least the scenes with Indy reading minds and Klutch getting the Decepticons involved (chapter 30, I think)
It was late morning, when the cherry-red 1986 Corvette Indy raced out of the Ark's main entrance. Indy had been discovered in one of the Ark's storage holds in stasis, after secretly stowing away before they left Cybertron. After a stern lecture about the danger of their mission from the Autobot commander, a few of the crew had been assigned to train the youth on how to fight. Unfortunately, she turned out to be willfull, stubborn, and, well, more like a human teenager than a Cybertronian.
Therefore, Optimus Prime, the Autobot commander, had decided to send her to a remote site in Britain, to meet with a transformer by the name of Ribar, who had a sort of training/ research facility there. It was more geared towards the assimilation of Cybertronian technology into human uses currently, because of the lack of students. But Ribar, who had been a teacher at the academy on Cybertron before the war, was more than happy to help. In fact, he had mentioned he had another student allready. A young mech by the name of Klutch.
"The area has a more varied terrain than here in Oregon. I feel it would be more suitable for your..." The Autobot leader chose his words carefully before finishing.
"specific abilities"
The red femme scowled, but suddenly the thought popped into her mind "Hey, a road trip!"
So, she packed the few personal items she would need into her subspace pockets, and met with Skyfire, who would fly her to the meeting place in Britain...
Skyfire landed just west of the area they would meet Ribar, who was returning from a recon mission in Germany. "I can take it from here." she told the giant red-and-white jet.
"But Prime told me to..." but Indy cut him off
"I'm a big girl, okay; I can take care of myself!" she retorted.
Skyfire just sighed and said "Allright, but just call me if you get into any trouble, okay?"
Indy rolled her optics. As if it wasn't bad enough Prime was treating her like a child; Now this big guy was, too. "Don't worry I will." She said as she transformed and zoomed away. About fifty miles away from where Skyfire had dropped her off, she was still thinking to herself about how Skyfire had let her her go off on her own, without giving her the same type of "you're just an inexperienced youngster" routine (thank the stars). It was bad enough several of the Autobots looked down on her for being a female. Sunstreaker had practically laughed at her when she said she wanted to fight with them, and mentioned something about femmes not being as good as the rest of them. At least Ironhide had taken the time to try to teach her a few things.
The red Corvette was suddenly jerked out of her thoughts by the car wreck up ahead. The first car, a gold Ford Taurus had been turned over on it's side, the front windshield smashed into a million bits. The entire front right side had been crushed like an accordion against the railing it had slammed into. The other car, which had most likely been behind it, had turned sideways, as though the driver had tried to swerve to miss it, but slid on the slippery roads.
The Navy Blue Corsica was laying on it's roof, as though it had flipped from the impact, the right side of the car indented from the collision. It didn't look like whoever was involved was in very good condition; And if there was anybody stuck in the car she could earn a few extra points by helping the people or person by saving them. "I'll show them how useless I am!" she scoffed, as she cruised up to investigate.
But when she got there no one was to be found. Thinking maybe the humans involved had allready been rescued, she continued on to the meeting place.
She drove up the winding road that took her out into the foothills, and up around a wooded area. The road turned to the right, and she thought "finally." The large grey-white building stood out against the green hilly landcape, fencing running around it's perimiter, and two human gaurds stood at the front gate. Indy's thoughts wandered as she sped towards the distant building about a mile away.
She had asked about the other student. All she got was that Klutch had been piloting a ship that crashed in the barren outback of Australia, and he had wandered around for days without energy, and finally got his homing beacon to work. That was when Ribar and his team picked up on the locator beacon, and went to find him. The only thing was, they never found his ship...
The red concept car pulled up to the gate, and gave the human her name, who checked it, then pressed the button to roll back the barbed-wire-topped fence. Indy wondered if it was a training center or military installation. Well, she'd heard something about it being a weapon research facility, working with the humans and their weapon designers. She guessed Ribar had taken on a new job description since he left Cybertron and his teaching job.
She was met at the door by a couple humans, who led her down the large transformer-sized halls to her room. "Oh, this is nice." she scowled. She looked around. "Not even a vid screen or a stereo." she frowned. It had a window, a table with two chairs, a recharge plate, and that was about it. She plunked her storage box of stuff onto the recharge berth and glanced around again. They didn't even have energon cubes like the Autobots at the Ark did! She picked up the tiny cord coiled up at one corner of the recharge plat.
"Nah..." her optics widened. "Oh great. just great!" a...power cord?" She tossed it back at the corner of the 'bed'. "Great. I've died and got to prison!"
she looked over her 'schedule'
Up at 6am, asleep at midnight. Training exersises, target practice, hand-to-hand combat training... Indy facepalmed.
how the heck am I supposed to learn to fight when my only opponent is a guy? I'll get my skidplate beat every round!" she thought. She opened the locker to put her stuff in, and noticed the datapad inside. "What's this?" she took it out, turning it on.
"Meet me out at the gravel pit, Dayton, Ohio. In the U.S.
"duh. I know where Ohio is. Dork." Indy snorted and tossed the datapad back in the locker. "Great another human city." she grumbled. She was allready in Euroupe.
Why the SLAG didn't he tell her to meet him in Ohio BEFORE she left the Ark? She looked out the window, and the wall comm came on, a male voice stating. "Indy, Ribar left a message with us to give you. He wants you to fly out to the East coast of the united States. We made arrangements with the Americans that you could use it for a temporary training ground"
"I know, I know, Ohio." Indy cut him off.
There was half a minute of silence, then the voice spoke again. "You'd better get going, then. I'll let him know you're on your way. and make sure you check out." the comm clicked off.
Indy glared at the wall comm. This day was not going well. She sighed. "Screw checking in and checking out. I can leave when I want! Especially when Ribar knows I'm coming!" She went over to the window. Sure enough, it slid open. And no screen or anything. Indy smirked and looked over her shoulder. She stepped out and slid it closed. She ran a few steps and transformed, heading out behind the facility torwards the steeper hills. She accelerated a little, and put out her wings.
She had almost forgot about those. Heh, a flying car. Nobody would have believed that had they seen it. A flying Corvette. She snickered and headed for the cloudline...
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Who wants to see more Salt?
We know that Angelina Jolie's new kickass spy flick doesn't hit theaters until Friday, but don't be surprised if the studio announces plans for a sequel sooner rather than later.
Director Phillip Noyce thinks Salt II is inevitable...
"Hopefully within a couple of years, we'll have one," Noyce told me at the movie's Hollywood premiere. "Angelina's so great in this part. When audiences see the movie they're going to feel like it's only just the beginning."
Noyce joked—at least we think he was joking—that Tom Cruise could be in the followup as his Mission Impossible alter-ego. As y'all know, Salt's script called for a male lead with Cruise in some rather serious talks to star.
"Maybe Ethan Hunt could meet up with Salt," Noyce said. "Actually, I think we should have Ethan Hunt and [Patriots Game and Hunt for Red October hero] Jack Ryan chasing down Salt. And who's gonna win? Angelina's going to win."
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Monday, 25 August 2014
Whistles AW14
Back in June, I was invited to preview the Whistles AW14 collection and boy oh boy was it a treat. This was the first "blog thing" I've done that involved leaving my house and as far as first blog things go, it was a good'un. Luckily for me, Nicol agreed to also go, so I wasn't alone and I got to meet another lovely blogger who I'd so far only chatted to online.
I promise you it wasn't laziness that made me delay this post for two months. I just thought it made sense to write this up closer to Autumn, so everything is fresh in your shopping minds. There is a particular scarf I'm still thinking about that I don't know if I go on in life without, so I for one am thankful that AW is coming.
I was actually surprised at the collection when I first walked into the showroom. There were the usual navy and black pieces but I didn't expect so much light grey, pastel purples and pinks. Not that I'm complaining; powdery colours would be very welcome in my AW outfit rotation. I probably gasped and said "I love that" too many times but how could you not when presented with cosy looking, large check prints, sophisticately presented faux fur and very cool, modern interpretations of Japanese silhouettes - excessive fabric, loose draping and the like!!
And the cool thing about the accompanying menswear AW14 collection is that they've purposely made pieces androgynous so that the girls can wear them too. I'll be sticking to womenswear because I'm most definitely not one of the cool kids who could pull that off (obvious from the fact that I gravitated straight towards the cat clutch and key ring).
Oh yeah, so this is the scarf I'm dreaming about:
Is 'dreamy' even a colour? I didn't think so but then this scarf happened, so... I guess it is.
The collection is being drip fed through Aug/Sep/Oct, so I'm going to have to wait just a little bit longer for my little neck friend. You can view the lookbook here.
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40 things you may not know about Ireland and the EU
1. Ireland's EU membership was kiboshed in 1963 by France's President de Gaulle. He said 'Non' to Britain putting Ireland's hopes beyond reach.
2. Eamon de Valera had been saying 'Nil' to Europe before de Gaulle's rebuff.
3. It was only when Sean Lemass became Taoiseach in 1959 that Irish membership efforts really got under way.
4. The Irish Labour Party opposed Ireland joining the then-EEC along with Sinn Fein in a referendum held in May 1972.
5. Ireland's first EU presidency was January-June 1975 led by FG Taoiseach Liam Cosgrave. He helped Britain renegotiate EEC membership ahead of a referendum there.
6. Irish fishing and coastal communities were the big EU losers. Access to fish-rich Irish waters cost billions of euro.
7. Two Irish EU fishery claw-back efforts in 1975 and 1985 gave only temporary and limited remedies.
8. Voters in Norway twice rejected EU membership. Fishery issues loomed large in their decision but they also have the cushion of coastal oilfields.
9. Ireland's first EU Commissioner, Patrick Hillery, was nominated by Fianna Fail but Fine Gael/Labour in government would not renew his term of office in 1976.
10. Senator Jim Dooge headed an EU expert committee in 1985 which planned the border-free 1992 Single Market for people, goods and services.
11. The EU Court of Justice in 1990 outlawed an Irish rule that shoppers had to be 48 hours outside the jurisdiction to qualify for duty-free or duty-paid drink and tobacco.
12. Ray MacSharry as Finance Minister made the '48-hour rule' in 1987 but he was Ireland's EU Commissioner by the time of the case.
13. Ireland's first members of the European Parliament were nominated from the Dail and Seanad. In the first direct election in 1979 the Republic elected 15 MEPs and Northern Ireland elected three.
14. SDLP leader John Hume and DUP founder Rev Ian Paisley were elected Euro MEPs from 1979-1999. Despite their clashes at home they worked well together in Brussels.
15. Ireland has had nine EU Commissioners over the 40 years to date. There has been just one woman, the current incumbent, Maire Geoghegan-Quinn whose term ends in December 2014.
16. Ireland's second EU Presidency was July – December 1979 headed by Taoiseach Jack Lynch.
17. The main 1984 leaders' summit at Dublin Castle was dominated by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's demands for a big cut in Britain's contribution.
18. The EU's flag since the 1950s is 12 gold stars, each with five points, on a blue background. Unlike the US, the EU does not add a star when a new member joins.
19. The European Parliament officially has two centres of operation in Brussels and Strasbourg.
20. The elected MEPs do most of their work in Brussels and meet for five days each month in the French city of Strasbourg.
21. Ireland's first judge in 1973 at the EU Court of Justice was Cearbhall O Dalaigh. He came back to Ireland in 1974 to be appointed President with all-party support but quit in 1976 after a huge row.
22. The Irish language had limited EU recognition from 1973. In January 2007 it became the 23rd official EU language.
23. Seven out of 10 Irish voters voted in the first EU referendum in 1972. Turnout has been falling in various EU referendums since then.
24. Lowest voter turnout was in 2001 when only 35pc voted on the EU Nice Treaty.
25. Ireland's third EU presidency was July-December 1984 headed by Taoiseach Garret FitzGerald.
26. The Dublin Castle leaders' summit in December 1984 saw a huge security operation for Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher six weeks after the IRA bomb at her Brighton Hotel killed five people and injured 31.
27. The Irish Farmers' Association has had an office in Brussels since 1973. It was first headed by a future Fine Gael leader and government minister, Alan Dukes.
28. Three former IFA presidents – TJ Maher, Paddy Lane and Alan Gillis – were later elected MEPs.
29. IBEC's, the business and employers' group, best-known Brussels representative was Peter Brennan who ran the operation for 15 years from 1986 to 2001.
30. The Irish Supreme Court has been called upon to adjudicate on how the EU affects the Irish Constitution on several occasions. In the 1987 Crotty Case it ruled that major EU treaties require a referendum.
31. Taoiseach Charlie Haughey headed Ireland's fourth EU presidency in 1990. His term saw the end of partition ... in Germany – not Ireland.
32. Ireland's fifth EU presidency in 1996 was headed by Taoiseach John Bruton. Its main focus was preparation for the euro.
33. Irish voters' rejection of the Lisbon Treaty delayed the installation of a new EU Commission in late 2003.
34. The EU Commissioner's job has always been seen as the biggest political plum in the Taoiseach's gift.
35. But Taoisigh Bertie Ahern in 1999, and Brian Cowen in 2009, were obliged by tight Dail arithmetic to go outside their parliamentary party.
36. Of the nine Commissioners to date seven are former cabinet ministers and two served as Attorney General.
37. Taoiseach Albert Reynolds' short term in office, 1992-94, coincided with setting ground rules for the biggest ever overseas cash infusion totalling €18bn between 1988-2008 in regional and social fund grants.
38. Irish agriculture has been the big EU beneficiary netting over €2bn per year at its height in the 1990s. But it has largely been about managing dramatic change with farm numbers falling by 20 per cent between 1991 and 2011.
39. There were nine EU member states when Ireland joined in 1973. This grew by five different bouts of new state recruitment to the current 27 member states.
40. Taoiseach Bertie Ahern headed Ireland's sixth EU presidency. The high point was EU membership for eight new former East Bloc states.
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It's Celebrate The Small Things Day. Something I've achieved each week, no matter how small. If you're interested in doing the same thing sign up here at Vicki's blog. But before I launch into my celebratin' I want to thank Vicki for having created a way for me to keep a hand in blogging while I sort through what is turning out to be a crazy-making journey to getting my memoir Loveyoubye published.
What I want to celebrate today is getting to the end of the second round of proofs. It was grueling, because I really want it to be mistake-free. Sure, the manuscript has been proofed by a professional, but hey, everyone makes mistakes. And now this second round is up to me (a friend helped). So there I was scouring every page for misplaced commas, correctly hyphenated words ("black-and-white eight by ten"–is that right?), missed corrections, spacing between words.
This time the photos had been inserted. Very weird actually seeing parts of your life on the page. Maybe that's what made me come undone (again) at the thought that in just six months, me and mine are going to be . . . <gulp> Out There.
Okay, let's get back to celebrating. That friend I mentioned above who helped me proof Loveyoubye . . . She loved it! The first pair of eyes other than my reader, my editor and SWP to read my story. Whoo-ya!


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The "Hit the Floor" crooner shared a sweet note her son, Max, wrote to her
Wednesday, posting a shot of it on Instagram with the caption, "Life made."
The precious handwritten note, which the 5-year-old decorated with a drawn-on flower, read, "To: Mom, From Max: I'll luv you beyond forever mom."
How sweet!
Little Max isn't the only one who thinks J.Lo is a super mom, though.
The 44-year-old triple threat star recently received the Grace Kelly Award at the eighth annual March of Dimes Luncheon in December for being a "celebrity parent role model supporting women giving birth to healthy babies after full-term pregnancies."
As for whether J.Lo wants more kids in the future, the mom of two told People in 2012, "It would be a blessing. Every day...they just bring so much joy and happiness to your life, [and] they just bring you right back down to earth."
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I haven't been out eating at new restaurants/cafes/eateries for quite a while now, have I? I don't think you have seen me write about any new restaurants in Penang for some time already, have you?
The recent time I wanted to write about a Korean restaurant in the relatively new Arena Curve, but I did not end up doing it because I accidentally deleted em' photos.
Today, I want to write about a restaurant that is located next to this Korean restaurant. Well, not exactly right next, but 1 shop lot apart. Still, it is on the same row of shops, directly facing the front entrance of the relatively new condominium complex, Arena Residences.
The thing though… I don't even know the name of this restaurant. There's no big signage hanging on the shop front after all. All I know is that this restaurant is an old school type, with simple tables and chairs and no air-cond. And they specialize in fish…
Oh look, there they are. The name of the restaurant printed on their menu. 天佑沙煲鱼头 Tian Yew Claypot (Fish Head) Restaurant.
I came here to test out the recommendation of a fellow colleague. Not the claypot fish dishes (I'm alone, how to eat that, right???), but the fish porridge. Apparently their RM 10/pax fish porridge is good value for money.
Here, look…
After eating this, I think… I kind of agree with the colleague.
There was enough porridge to fill 4 small bowls. If you are a small eater, this would be good for 2 persons. There was 10 (or more) chunks of fish like the one in picture above tucked within the porridge. The fish was rather fresh too as there are no fishy stink flavor in it (if you know what I mean).
I don't know what fish I got, but according to the colleague, they use different fish according to availability, and sometimes if you are lucky, you will get grouper or gala fish. He sounded like these 2 types are the great ones, so I guess they're more expensive or something.
Even in a crappy food court, I think you'd pay RM 6 or 7 to get half of this. So, yeah… this is a rather good value for money… thing to eat.
I heard some say this porridge is so-so only and not delicious enough. Well, I don't know what that is supposed to mean. I mean, we're talking about fish porridge here. It is NOT supposed to be tasty is it? If you like more taste, there's free flow soy sauce and pepper on the table, no?
Unless you mean porridge that is infused with a tablespoon of MSG or two is good porridge then… well… I guess I don't know what to say.
To me, the portion is decent, the amount of fish is decent, and the fish is fresh, so it is a good porridge.
I'll probably come back to this restaurant. Not frequently, but at least I will… 🙄


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Bumper mahangu harvest this year
By Staff Writer
The Namibian Agronomic Board expects about 53 000 tonnes of mahungu (millet) to be produced this year despite incessant rains in the northern parts of the county which have been threatening to destroy yields in the future.
According to the Namibian Agronomic Board National Mahangu Manager, Akawa Amufufu, the Ministry of Agriculture Water and Forestry (MAWF) conducted a crop survey early in the year to come up with rough expectations of the crop harvest this year.
The survey was also meant to ascertain the country's food needs at a time when shortages have been perennial because of a constant drought that has hit Namibia for the past three seasons.
Ironically drought has also been a regional phenomenon resulting in most countries in the Southern African Development Community relying on food imports in the last few seasons.
The expected Mahangu yield this year is almost double that met last year when Namibian grossed 19 400 tonnes of the popular carbohydrate which is a major staple food in the country's northern region.
The highest tonnage was recorded in 2009/2010 season when the country harvested 73 272 tonnes.
"The Namibian Early Warning and Food Information Unit (NEWFIU) of the directorate of planning and business development within the ministry of agriculture water and forestry conducted a crop assessment in the main Mahangu region as of January," he said.
Corroborating Amufufu's sentiments the Chief Executive Officer of the NAB Christof Brock also acknowledged that the effects of last year's drought on the last yield although expressing optimism in the forthcoming harvest.
"After a devastating drought of the 2013 rain fed grain harvest, it was a great relief that the subsequent rainy season was favourable and an all-time record marketed white maize harvest of 73 457 tonnes was achieved.
The ratio of white maize produced under irrigation is roughly 50/50.
The harvest represents 56% of the longer term average net domestic consumption of 131 500 tonnes," said the Brock in his report.
Brock added that although staple food production was rather low horticulture was more promising in the period under review, a move he added will stimulate exports.
"On the horticulture fresh produce side I am proud to report that good progress evident mainly as a result of Namibian market share promotion which compels importers to buy a given percentage of Namibian produce before being able to import," he said.


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By The Grio
After discovering that her ex-boyfriend was a con artist who had swindled her out of $50,000, Jenifer Lewis is filing suit in what she calls an attempt to "protect others."
Lewis said that she found out the truth shortly after her mother died, and she said of the double blow, "It was like my soul was shattered."
"On September 11, 2015, only hours before my mother passed away, I learned that the man I planned to build a life with was a convicted felon and con artist whose criminal career spans more than 25 years, with a special skill in swindling women. This man, whose name is Tony Wilson, had been sentenced in 2010 to four years in federal prison for conning investors out of $4 million and was currently out on parole. I learned also that his name wasn't Tony Wilson — it was Brice Carrington," she explained on social media.
"By searching online, I learned that Tony Wilson is a convicted felon and con artist. By searching online, I learned that Wilson, as Brice Carrington, had falsely claimed to be a three-time 'Oscar winner' in sound design and had paid a jeweler to create fake Academy Award Oscar statues to lure unsuspecting investors for his sound effects business," she added.
She then went on, "Unfortunately, I learned the truth about Tony Wilson only after he conned me into investing more than $50,000 into the exact same sound effects business for which he had plead guilty, for which he had served time, and for which he was currently on parole."
Now, she is filing suit against her ex as well as his employer, LA Fitness, where she says Wilson is still employed despite the fact that she made LA Fitness aware of the situation.
"I have worked hard and now feel emotionally capable to take the final step in my healing, which is to protect others," she wrote.


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Designer: Rei Kawakubo (Japanese, born 1942)
Date: spring/summer 1997
Culture: Japanese
Medium: (a) nylon, polyurethane; (b) nylon, polyurethane, down
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Accession Number: 1998.516.1a, b
Spurring controversy in the fashion press and consumer public, and inspiration among design peers, the bulbous gingham dresses of Rei Kawakubo's 1997 women's line literally challenged the form of fashion. While Kawakubo has clearly demonstrated an interest in challenging various social, sexual, and economic stereotypes with her garments, this dress confronted one of the oldest taboos of fashionable and wealthy society: the shapes of the feminine ideal. Said to have been exploring the boundaries of malleable form in movement with padded bumps at bust, rear, and midriff combined with a stretchy synthetic gingham, Kawakubo has never verbally confirmed a frustration with fashion's passion for fit, even emaciated models and mannequins.
The gingham, commissioned from the Orimono Kenkyu Sha Fabric Company and its designer, Hiroshi Matsushita, fit so tautly over the projectile padding that it denoted a second skin. This rather disturbing imagery prompted many to view the pieces as a twisted tribute to deformity or disfiguration. Kawakubo, who has been labeled melancholic for her early use of black, has declined comment on these criticisms and allegations. Much like Issey Miyake, she believes that a company should have its own theory and persona, separate and different from that of its patriarch or matriarch, and thereby unfailingly allows her work to speak for itself.


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Save-A-Life Adoptions are in need of donations for their cat fosters parents. Can you donate some wet or dry kitten or cat food? Call Karen at 912-598-0561 for information. Or drop off at Save-A-Life's Mobile Adoption from 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Saturdays at the PetSmart Store on Abercorn Street.
'Hot Diggity Dog — A Red Carpet Adoption Event'
11 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday. Chatham Parkway Toyota, 7 Park of Commerce Way. Stop by for a test drive and then enjoy BBQ, refreshments and a RED CARPET photo op for you and your dog. The Humane Society for Greater Savannah will be there with dogs (eager to be adopted) including some of the latest graduates of the "Operation New Hope" partnership with the Chatham County Sheriff's Office. Bring the whole family for this special "Hot Diggity Dog". Further details can be found at www.HumaneSocietySAV.org or contact: Erin Fontes Volunteer & Special Programs Coordinator 912-354-9515, ext. 112 or email@example.com.
Low-Cost Pet Vaccine Clinic
12-3 p.m. Saturday. TailsSpin, Pooler. TailsSpin Pooler offers its low-cost pet vaccine clinic, provided by Animal Hospital at Rice Hope, to seniors, students and military. iPads for Surfers for Autism will be at TailsSpin Pooler during the clinic, offering full-service dog washes to raise funds and awareness about how iPads can change the lives of autistic children by helping them learn quickly and communicate more effectively.
Low-Cost Pet Vaccine Clinic
5:30-6:30 p.m. July 25. TailsSpin, Savannah. TailsSpin Savannah offers its Low-Cost Pet Vaccine Clinic, provided by Landmark Vet Services' Dr. Stanley Lester, to Seniors, Students and Military. All proceeds to benefit local Pet Rescue Agencies. As a reminder, with each local pet adoption, TailsSpin offers a free engraved ID tag, a small bag of food, as well as 10 percent off the day's purchase.
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Save-a-life kitten and cat special
11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Saturdays. PetSmart, Abercorn Street. Adoption Fees Have Been Reduced: 1 Kitten or cat $45; 2 Kittens or cats $75. Includes Spay/Neuter voucher at selected vet clinics. These prices will not last long, so hurry to our mobile adoption to get your new for-ever friend. For more information, visit www.savealifepets.org Or Call 912-598-SPAY (7729).
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A Look At Nature
Sunday, 15 October 2017
Norfolk Trip
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Thursday, 14 September 2017
New Brighton
After three days of North Westerlies hitting the north Wirral coast and seeing all the excellent images coming out from New Brighton I thought it was about time to pay a visit. I arrived just after 7-00 as the sun was rising in hope that last night's strong winds might have trapped a few in the Mersey. Being joined by other birders and photographers we waited , and it was not untill around 10-00 that the first Leach's Petrel came out and bingo straight towards us across the beach. Giving excellent views it drifted off out of the mouth of the Mersey and headed further around the coast. It wasn't till around midday that we picked up a Grey Phalarope just drifting and feeding not far off shore . It performed perfectly giving excellent opportunities for photos. It was a long seven hours but well worth the drive , I know I should have been there the day before when all the action was going on but I still enjoyed the birds and the company and the banter with some old photographers I have not seen for a long time.
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Tuesday, 5 September 2017
Black Neck Westport
A juvenile Black-necked Grebe arrived at Westport Lake Staffs a few days ago , but with bad weather and work commitments yesterday was the only time I could really visit. I arrived to find local photographer Dave Kelsall already on site and after a bit of searching the Grebe was located feeding very close to some of the overhanging Willows. The light was not on our side but with a little patience the Grebe approached allowing some reasonable efforts.
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Wednesday, 31 May 2017
Speckled Wood
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Tuesday, 16 May 2017
Shropshire Night Heron
With both myself and Tracey off work together and the weather forecast not good for the day I decided to head over to Shrewsbury to Dingle Gardens so Tracey could see her first Night Heron in the UK. I had seen some pictures taken over the last week and it was showing very well . On arrival showing very well was an understatement at times it was only ten feet away , needless to say Tracey had some excellent views of her first Night Heron and I got some reasonable images.
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Monday, 15 May 2017
What was once a common sight the Grey Partridge is now a scarce farmland species with only a handful of sightings locally during the year . The chance to grab some photos of this wonderful little bird are few and fare between.
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Saturday, 13 May 2017
Day Flying Moth
One of the many day flying moths on the wing at present , this aptly named Speckled Yellow was one of several seen .
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Thursday, 11 May 2017
May 10h
A trip over the border into Peak District this morning proved fruitful with nine species of Butterfly in just a small area beside a stream just east of Buxton . Below is just a small selection of todays stunning insects .
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Sunday, 7 May 2017
Dotterel Cheshire
I have just broken a 40 year jinx ,this is the first time I have managed to photograph Dotterel . Having seen plenty over the years they have always been distant or when they were close you were looking into the sun, so to say Iam pleased is a understatement. Two birds have arrived not far from home so surely I had to be in with a chance this time, having missed them the other day this was my second attempt . A frustrating two hour wait this morning paid off as one of the birds arrived with a small party of Golden Plovers and landed by the wall over the far side of the field . A sprint up the road over the hill and I settled down behind the wall , the Dotterel just kept on feeding and started to walk towards me Bingo jinx over ....note to my self stop running iam 60 this month .
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Thursday, 6 April 2017
Norfolk Break
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You Say Sea Monster, I Say Mutant Sea Turtle
Yay! Another potential sea monster has been spotted! This one was seen off the coast of Devon, England, by Gill Pearce, on July 27. Pearce managed to take a picture of the alleged beast, but like all pictures of potential cryptids, it is a blurry mess that could be anything: a wave, a log, an otter, a seal, etc. As usual, we have to rely on witness testimony rather than visual aids.
Ms. Pearce said the creature appeared to be trying to catch fish, and that some fish beached themselves as the beast got near (which lends credence to the possibility that these were just some weird waves, which could cause fish to end up on the beach rather than in the water where they belong). Ms. Pearce contacted the Marine Conservation Society to report the sighting, and the MCS hasn't been able to determine what she saw and has asked beachgoers to keep their cameras at the ready in case it reappears. Maybe one of these days someone will get a clear photo of one of these things. Or maybe the clear photos that have been taken show that the beast in question was actually something already known and totally non-sensational.
Ms. Pearce originally thought the creature was a sea turtle, but then she saw a long neck that ruled that out. Unless it's a mutant sea turtle. Oh, like that's any less plausible than there being plesiosaur-like creatures in oceans and lakes that are able to elude all attempts to find them despite their enormous size. I think if you're willing to believe that various cryptozoological creatures exist, you should also be willing to believe that some of them might just be mutated or otherwise deformed creatures we are all already aware of. Well, those of us not too busy fretting about what's in People magazine to pay attention in science class, anyway.
Just this week scientists disclosed the discovery that triceratops is just a juvenile version of a torosaurus. So these two things we thought were independent creatures are one creature at different stages of life. To my relief, they are going to stick with the triceratops name. I don't know why that matters to me, it just does.
Childhood nomenclature issues aside, this goes to show that we should keep our minds open about what things might be. Sure, they could be undiscovered creatures. We find "new" species in the depths of the oceans and in remote jungles when we find a way to look there, and the world is a big place with plenty of room for creatures to exist without us knowing about it at all. But we also know about evolution and mutation and deformity, so we should think about those factors, too, when we think we have seen a sea monster or bigfoot or chupacabra. Maybe that could help us calm down just enough to take some in-focus pictures.
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I have installed a PCMCIA card on my laptop which is a Realtek 8139A chipset as per windows and the driver disk,but when I start RH 9,it says cant load module 8139too.o,try the 8139c,i have tried with the latest Kernel 2.4.22-20 but still no luck.I then downloaded the driver from the Realtek site which is for Kernel 2.4X but when I install that module,it gives me an ELF error.Pls help.
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The 8139too driver is only for PCI cards. I don't really know what PCMCIA net driver to use, but try pcnet_cs.


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We didn't eat in the Tai O fishing village, but instead returned to Kowloon and had a late lunch at the Sweetheart Cafe on Ashley road. This was my first experience with the culinary delight known as "Hong Kong French Toast" which is not for the faint of heart or stomach. It's two slices of bread with peanut butter, battered and fried with butter and syrup. This was oh-so-good, but also so very heavy, all for 44 HK$ with iced milk coffee. Mom had udon soup with pork cutlet. Tip: Look for restaurants offering "Tea" time specials from 2-5pm.
Before dinner we went to a nearby night market, but did't really find anything to buy.
Ray lives in Hong Kong and was kind enough to go to the train station and buy our overnight sleeper train tickets to Shanghai for us months before we arrived. This saved us a huge amount of hassle because I just could not figure out how to do it online in advance and we didn't want to risk having them sold out when we got to Hong Kong. He also went with us back to Guangdong BBQ on Ashley Road to help us order some BBQ pork and duck with rice to take on the train with us (88HK$ for both). Thanks again for all your help Ray!


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NHS to receive £70m to renovate its offices
HEALTH Secretary Jeremy Hunt has been accused of wasting almost £70million sprucing up NHS offices while patients are put at risk because of a backlog of urgent hospital repairs.
NHS is to get £70m to spruce up offices
Department of Health figures reveal £68million has been spent refurbishing offices since 2010, with another £20million revamp to come before May including a £1.4million makeover of the Health Secretary's Richmond House offices in Westminster.
In contrast, separate Department of Health figures reveal more than £4billion is needed to bring its buildings, including hospitals, up to an acceptable level.
More than £350million of that investment is required for "high risk" repair work, required to avoid serious injury to patients and major disruption to care.
Last night Jonathan Isaby, chief executive of the TaxPayers' Alliance, described the news as "staggering" and told the Sunday Express: "The priority for the NHS has to be patient care and every single penny spent needs to be focused on that goal. We can ill afford this kind of wasteful spending when our debt burden is well over a trillion pounds."
Labour's Shadow Health Minister Andrew Gwynne, who unearthed the figures, said: "This cash should have been used to hire more nurses or help people get GP appointments."
The priority for the NHS has to be patient care and every single penny spent needs to be focused on that goal. We can ill afford this kind of wasteful spending when our debt burden is well over a trillion pounds
Both sets of figures came in response to parliamentary questions and show the cost of refurbishing offices spiralled last year because of new quangos created as part of NHS reorganisation.
The backlog of hospital repairs has grown from £4.036billion in 2012-2013 to £4.042billion in 2014.
Problems include crumbling walls, leaks and urgent fire safety and electrical upgrades.
Commenting on the revamp, a Department of Health spokeswoman said: "These were essential renovations to Department of Health buildings. In addition we have also invested more than £5billion maintaining NHS buildings in the past five years."


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Sometimes actors just rise above the rest. Oscar-winning performances. Pure acting that gives us chills and goosebumps, and makes us think about it for days after we've seen it.
So Ladies and Gentlemen, It's my privilege to present the following: Maurice 'Rocket' Richard in one of his greatest off-ice roles. His 1983 Grecian Formula commercial.


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- Hi Melvyn and everybody,
Here are some answers to your questions:
>>What part of London did you live in? Is that BostonLincolnshire or Boston Massachusetts? What were you doing there?
In London, I lived in Golders Green most of the time. I came to England as an au-pair, but finally ended up working as a "housekeeper" for an elderly Jewish couple. I still miss things like Portobello market or car-boot-sales here...
In the United States, I lived in in Revere, Boston, MA. I studied collage at the Massachussetts College of Art and tried to support myself doing odd jobs like babysitting, house-cleaning etc., which was a university of life in a way. (By the way, isn't there any better expression for "�kola �ivota"??) Towards the end of may stay, I made a "cross-country" journey with my boyfriend from the East to the West coast and back.
>>Glad to be useful - I would be very interested to hear about some of theproblems you faced when translating those six books I know one of the greatest problems for her was what to do with the odd little words
that clutter up some descriptive writing in English.
I (have) had a lot of problems indeed - for instance with word-order (not to stick with the English one), or words that I am not able to find in any dictionary (one of them is "zook", which is supposed to be a kind of vegetable - ??), and of course with finding suitable equivalents for puns, catch-phrases and sayings ("Don� get mad, get even"). Sometimes I do omit words (i.e. in texts packed with "excelent, magnificent, brilliant or beautiful" things) or, like Hana, "focus on their connotative meaning only" - but how far can you go in changing the original text? Another problem is when a colloquial or informal language should be used, which is always very subjective, and it is similar to
<< that old chestnut involving "ty" and "vy" >>. Sometimes, if the characters use their first names when addressing each other, I let them "tykat si", but otherwise it depends on their relationship and translator's guess. When I think of more "posers" I have encountered I will let you know.
As for the obscure dictionaries - I have one called "Angli�tina v oboru pneumatik", written by Inocenc Krutil, published in 1976 by "Odbor VTEI, zahrani�n�ch vztah� a licenc�, n.p. Rud� ��jen Otrokovice, ve spolupr�ci se z�vodn� pobo�kou �VTS".
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while i agree generally with your assessment on the names of those in the Out camp, it can't be denied that they are generally charismatic and excellent pubic speakers. certainly they'll have far better persuasion powers than a gimp like Gove or any of the other drips that will likely surface,
personaly i'm undecided simply because the case for both hasn't been properly put forward. i'm naturally erring on the side of Out simply because i don't buy the scaremongering about our trade suffering etc as our economy is very, very strong. and the US wants us in as an easy route for them through the EU and so leaving would be a big FU to them which is always nice.
i'm a floating voter though and remain to be convinced. generally speaking, when politicians are telling you that something is good for you, it probably isn't. that this divides party lines indicates what an unclear benefit EU membership actually gives anyone. When George Galloway is agreeing with IDS and Boris you have to ask serious questions.
that said, as much as i disagree with 99% of Galloway's thoughts, opinions and actions, i'd be keen to hear his views on this subject.


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Diabetes is devastating. Diabetics can have a long life if they take steps to ensure they take care of their health in all the ways that a diabetic person needs. This article is packed with a variety of tips for living with diabetes.
You can get protein from a variety of other foods, including dairy products, eggs, tofu, and beans. Change it up often to give your mouth a treat.
Put some walnuts in your salad to add some extra nutrition. Walnuts are rich in monosaturated fats, which can help you manage your diabetes by improving the way the cells in your body process insulin. Walnuts contain antioxidants, minerals, omega-3 fatty acids, and vitamins; no wonder they're great for you to eat.
If you have been diagnosed with diabetes, it is important to be tested for sleep apnea as well. If you have this condition, treatment will keep you more alert, healthier and happier.
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Make sure to read the nutrition labels as many common foods contain this. If it has corn syrup, back to the shelf it goes. In Canada, high fructose corn syrup appears as "glucose/fructose".
Sometimes a quick snack, like a chocolate bar from a snack machine, or other goodies around the house, may be hard to avoid, diabetic or not. At all costs avoid this temptation, and try a fruit, or perhaps a veggie.
If you have diabetes, you must pay attention to what you eat. Different foods affect glucose levels differently, and you will need to carefully scrutinize your food choices. Large meals require large insulin injections but smaller meals require smaller insulin injections. If you carefully consider what you eat, your glucose levels can easily be managed.
If diabetes is a challenge for you, consider eating five or six smaller meals during your day, instead of the more traditional three meals. Eating smaller amounts with greater frequency during the day helps maintain the stability of your blood sugar. Eating more often also helps you avoid the desire to binge, because the frequent meals will keep you satisfied.
As has already been mentioned, diabetes is a serious condition that needs proper treatment. It is extremely important that all diabetics have extensive knowledge about this disease, and that they know what the most helpful ways to take care of themselves are. If you use this advice, you can take some wonderful steps to improve your well being and health.


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"Why don't you jungle bunnies turn that music down. You n****** make me sick. Woogie boogie, n******. Woogie boogie."
- Clayton Bigsby, a blind, black white supremacist played by comedian Dave Chappelle on Comedy Central's "Chappelle Show" (Chappelle is black).
"Did he just call us n******? Awesome!"
- White teen-ager in a car with other white teen-agers.
Weep not for Don Imus.
The veteran radio talk show host who was lost two jobs last week - a sweet TV gig, and his longer-running radio program - probably will wind up on satellite radio with an even sweeter deal than the ones he had with MSNBC and CBS combined.
Such is the way of celebrity today.
We should all get fired and wind up at a higher pay grade.
If anything is worth shedding tears over, it's the double standard that exists in this country when it comes to race, sex and other issues that raise blood pressures and potentially cause heads to explode.
Or maybe it's a triple or quadruple standard.
If you're someone who listens to radio, watches TV, goes to movies, buys CDs, reads books and magazines and goes to comedy clubs, you need a scorecard to keep up with all the provocative and offensive speech that's the product of living in a free society.
Imus committed the cardinal sin for any white guy, especially for one who's on the wrong side of the Social Security beneficiary list (he's 66 years old): He borrowed words from the young, black hip-hop culture to sound cool and hip himself.
(Word to the wise, Caucasian people: Don't try to talk like you came from the 'hood when everything else about you screams suburbia. Think Gene Wilder in "Stir Crazy." You sound like a dork.)
If Imus punched a clock for a living, he's be going to work Monday. But because big advertisers pulled the money plug on his employers, he's got the rest of his life off.
At least until he cuts a deal with XM.
And he will. There's a market for the entertainment/news mix that he has offered for 30-plus years..
As someone who occasionally listened to "Imus in the Morning" when it aired in Savannah, I thought the cranky host deserved to be suspended for calling the mostly black women's basketball team at Rutgers University prostitutes. He apologized. Team members, in the classiest act of this whole mess, accepted his apology. Fair enough.
Still, if I was Imus's boss at MSNBC and CBS, I would have fired him, too.
Not because his comments were racist and sexist, and they were. Instead, keeping Imus on the payroll would have cost me too many advertising dollars.
We live in a free country. We enjoy freedom of speech. However, we don't enjoy freedom from the consequences of what we say. Ultimately, the color that brought down Don Imus wasn't black or white. It was green.
There's been a glut of hypocritical posturing about what a 66-year-old white guy coughed up on his radio show. But there's been less righteous anger - outside of Oprah - about the racist, sexist and misogynist swill that regularly flows from some (but not all) young black rappers and gets played over the public airwaves.
Taking down trash rappers such as Ludacris, 50 Cent and Snoop Dogg requires more effort than taking down one white guy with a radio show.
The Rev.Al Sharpton and Rev. Jesse Jackson have spoken out, timidly, against this cultural cancer. But I haven't seen any of them organizing protests outside of any gangsta rap concerts or making executives (including the white ones) sweat like they did with Don Imus.
In the race-hustling game, it's hard to work both sides of the street at the same time.
A final cautionary note: Free speech is messy.
Some people may be offended by Dave Chappelle's edgy comedy on cable TV. I am, occasionally.
But some of his skits, such as the blind, black white supremacist, are a scream. So I regulate doses of his show with one of the most potent weapons we have in a free-market society: the TV remote.
Near the end of Chappelle's blind supremacist bit, his character, Clayton Bigsby, removes his klansman's hood after delivering a hate-filled diatribe to a roomful of white racists and reveals himself as a black man. The crowd is stunned. One man's head explodes.
After watching the sanctimony over Imus, my head feels the same way.
Tom Barton is the editorial page editor of the Savannah Morning News. His e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Wind's Requiem
The first song you will learn in The Wind Waker is the Wind's Requiem. Link will learn this song on Dragon Roost Island and as the name suggests, it allows him to control the winds. The Wind's Requiem enables you to change the direction of the wind which is useful for sailing and various puzzles in the game. It should be noted that this song only works while Link is outside.
Ballad of Gales
The Ballad of Gales is the second song in the Wind Waker that deals with wind. After striking down Cyclos with your bow and arrows, he will teach you this song and enable you to use his cyclones to traverse the Great Sea. Upon playing the Ballad of Gales, Link can use the various cyclones to quickly travel across the sea.
Command Melody
This song, learned in the Tower of the Gods, enables Link to take control of a variety of objects throughout the game. The Command Melody is used primarily for controlling statues to solve puzzles throughout the game.
Earth God's Lyric
The Earth God's Lyric is an ancient song that the Sage of Earth will teach you. This song is used to open the pathway to the Earth Temple.
Wind God's Aria
The Wind God's Aria is a mysterious tune taught to Link by the Wind Sage. Like the previous song, it is used to open the door to a temple. Perfecting this song will open the way to the Wind Temple.
Song of Passing
The Song of Passing is taught to Link by the Elvis look-alike on Windfall Island. This song will enable you to change night into day and visa-versa.


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Autographed Letter Signed "Clare" to a magazine editor
1 page on personal letterhead, 8.5 x 5.5 inches, no place, December 9, 1971. Written to Herbert Mayes, longtime Editor of McCall's magazine, regarding an article Luce wrote for McCall's about the Romanoff family, in part: "...Keep an eye out for a BBC Documentary on the murder of Czar Romanoff & his family...Much of it from an article I did for you in McCall's 11 years ago. BBC flew a crew all the way to Los Angeles to interview me about it...Would care to know what you think of me and the documentary..." natural folds; near fine condition.
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It has been a long couple of weeks. You know the kind, you're cruising along nicely and then sort of out of the blue it gets bumpy, really bumpy. There was the dog bite and the tears over art class, then there was the poop all over the bathroom floor. Yes, poop. There was the bad dream in the middle of the night and the not-so-good doctor's report. There was the canceled appointment that needed to be rescheduled at the not-such-perfect time and that resurfacing conflict showed up at "just the right time". Oh my, and then it keeps going with emails from the principal, monsters under the bed, and the reshuffling of resources now lost.
It is an all-out battle for peaceful purpose along the path of vision.
I'd like to call it turbulence, and I swear someone just announced over the loud-speaker, I need to remain in my seat with my seat belt on because there is more up ahead. Our survival instincts kick in high gear at the slightest jolt as all the stories and movies of the most harried flights race through our minds. How quickly we are engulfed in questions and doubts all wondering if we've been bumped off course or worse, if we've been doomed for a crash landing. And I am not talking about crash landing in an airplane; I am talking about crashing your heart, your faith, your dreams.
Can I tell you a little secret about turbulence?
Turbulence, albeit annoying and inconvenient, is totally normal.
Yes, I said normal. And next to never dangerous.
I came across an article by Patrick Smith called "Turbulence: Everything You Need to Know", where he says:
"From a pilot's perspective it is ordinarily seen as a convenience issue, not a safety issue. When a flight changes altitude in search of smoother conditions, this is by and large in the interest of comfort. The pilots aren't worried about the wings falling off; they're trying to keep their customers relaxed and everyone's coffee where it belongs."
This information changes things for me.
He continues: "You are liable to imagine the pilots in a sweaty lather: the captain barking orders, hands tight on the wheel as the ship lists from one side to another. Nothing could be further from the truth. …Indeed, one of the worst things a pilot could do during strong turbulence is to fight it."
Up until recently I looked at turbulence in my life as an indicator of danger or a broken instrument panel. I lumped all the trials, big and little, together as question marks about my course and destination. Turbulence used to be the measurement of my success. When in reality, these bumps along the way are normal and, while they may require adjustments and attention, there is no need to change course, no need to panic. And it is silly to fight them; that is a complete waste of energy.
Patrick Smith has a comment about that too: "Some autopilots have a special mode for these [turbulent] situations. Rather than increasing the number of corrective inputs, it does the opposite, desensitizing the system."
Can you pause for a moment and chew on that last line – "desensitizing the system".
Life gets turbulent and you may wretch through fear but doubting your course or even your destination is futile. Hang on, keep your nose pointed towards the goal and take a deep breath. This is normal life. These disruptions and struggles, this pain, these hard times, they are part of this journey. And it's ok. Tone down your sensors, make necessary adjustments but whatever you do, don't fight the turbulence. Instead frame it in the light of process and stay the course.
Steady on their feet, because they keep at it and don't quit. Depend on God and keep at it because in the Lord God you have a sure thing. Isaiah 26:3-4 MSG
Commit your way to the Lord; trust in him and he will do this: He will make your righteous reward shine like the dawn, your vindication like the noonday sun. Psalm 37:5-6 NIV
Peaceful purpose is a mindset of focus no matter the turbulence. And success is staying the course, not flying smoothly.
I am linking up with Woman 2 Woman today to talk about all things Woman with Meredith Bernard and several other online friends. But can I be honest… I think these words of encouragement are for anyone… even you boys!


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Jennifer Lawrence makes a trip every year to visit the kids at a local children's hospital in her hometown of Louisville, Kentucky and she made sure to go again this year!
The 26-year-old actress stopped by Norton Children's Hospital on Christmas Eve (December 24) and brought so many smiles to the kids' faces.
Jennifer donated $ 2 million to the hospital earlier this year and she also raised money for the American Heart Assocation and Jefferson County Public Schools via an early screening of her movie Passengers this week, according to Wave 3 News.
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