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Cheers for the link. I'd forgot all about zompist. Good to see someone's still working on it.
Cheers for the link. I'd forgot all about zompist. Good to see someone's still working on it.
Gore might have been a bit pessimistic, but that doesn't necessarily make him wrong: Arctic ice continues to thin, and thin, European satellite reveals. Also reported last week by the Beeb.
So you're declining to answer the question?
The Cold War happened.
The U.S. still hasn't figured out what will follow the disintegration of its dancing partner some twenty years back.
In the bigger historical picture, the impedance mismatch between the Constitution and hegemony is increasingly obvious.
Spot on, spot on, and spot on.
Obama has promised fundamental transformation, but hasn't sold the whole European welfare state idea very well.
He's not even trying. ObamaCare is a sellout to the Insurance-Industrial Complex, people still have no right to paid vacations or paid parental leave (nor are these even on the table), workers' collective bargaining rights remain sold down the river, and the country is still full of nutjobs with guns. Meanwhile, the US continues to throw its "We're on a mission from God" weight around the planet while, at home, the 1% continue to grow their slice of the pie.
There's just a little bit of difference between teargas and Sarin.
One of those things was not like the others, one of those things was not the same.
Putin makes a few omissions--e.g. he doesn't mention the weapons supplied to the Syrian government by foreign powers (such as Russia). But the analysis he offers is much more realistic than the black-and-white version being offered by Washington.
If he's serving anybody their own dog food, it's the proponents of American exceptionalism, particularly as expressed by the notion that the US is somewhat qualified or entitled to act as unilateral world policeman.
Liberty to what end?
P.S. För dem som spelar hemifrån idag med oss kan hittas här Putins brev (på engleska).
...then this screed might actually make some sense.
And thanks for the tip about Putin's column, which I didn't know about. Going to read it right now.
You manage to ignore your own statement that physics is a process.
Newton's laws are not wrong. They're approximations. Now we have better approximations.
And the upstream bits that originate with an application arbitrarily called a "server" are somehow magickally different from the upstream bits that originate from an application arbitrarily called a "client". That's it!
Except that they aren't.
The only proper, civil response to such blatant and utterly transparent intellectual dishonesty as yours is, "Go die in a fire."
You: ISPs don't already limit or charge users for their upload bandwidth.
We: Liar, liar, pants on fire!
Er, *5* minutes, and I've obviouly not yet had my coffee. Still a big WTF, though.
No kidding. I saw the "7 minutes" and decided that just about defines "WTF? You got a Pentium Pro in that case, buddy?"
For my stock consumer-grade HP laptop running OpenSUSE 12.1, it's 27 seconds from 'off' to KDE login screen. No SSD, either.
The world is coming to an end--save your buffers!


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As Saturday evenings go, the social and concert featuring singer Alanna-Marie Boudreau held at St. Francis Xavier – the Oratory in the Fairmount section of the city on May 2, was as pleasant as you can get. Alanna, a young singer with an attractive voice, perfectly suited the taste of her audience of mostly young adult Catholics.
The event itself was sponsored by the Secular Oratorians, a semi-organized group of young lay men and women who meet at the Oratory for prayer, reflection and socialization. That begs the question, what exactly is, to use its full name, the Philadelphia Congregation of the Oratory of St. Philip Neri?
It is a small community of priests who live under the rule, as the name implies, established by St. Philip Neri in the 16th century. A distinction is that the Oratorian priests are secular clergy and do not take specific vows as do most religious orders and congregations.
There's is a world-wide congregation, although individual houses tend to be relatively small. It has had some distinguished members including St. Francis de Sales and Blessed John Henry Newman, founder of the London Oratory and the Birmingham (England) Oratory where, by the way, J.R.R. Tolkien's childhood guardian was a member.
The Philadelphia Oratory, where Father Georges Thiers is provost, was founded in 1990 and given charge by the Archdiocese of Philadelphia for St. Francis Xavier Parish where Father Paul Convery, also an Oratorian priest, is the current pastor.
The church itself is within sight of the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art where Pope Francis will be celebrating Mass for the World Meeting of Families in September. When St. Francis Xavier Parish was established in 1839 Fair Mount, the current museum site, was actually the city reservoir.
It is too soon to say what role the Oratory and its members will play in the upcoming visit by the pope to their neighborhood, but they are eager to do whatever is asked of them, Father Convery and the lay Oratorians agree.
"We have great relationships with local businesses and could put on events, create service activities, bring in musicians," said Joseph Lindsley, a group member. He sees the pope's visit as an opportunity "to encounter and evangelize here in the city, and in particular, the neighborhood."
Ben DiFrancesco, the principal organizer of the social, lives in the neighborhood and he and his wife are both parishioners and members of the Secular Oratorian group.
"We are young adults who get together, read the Scripture, have a period of 10 or 15 minutes of silent prayer, and then group discussion," he said. They will then usually go a pub or the parish house for refreshments and maybe a talk by one of the priests of the Oratory on matters touching on the faith.
As an outreach program, some members will help out at Holy Family Home, the West Philadelphia residence for the elderly conducted by the Little Sisters of the Poor. If it sounds like Theology on Tap, it is similar, but "a bit more emphasis on prayer, although the socialization afterward is fun," DiFrancesco said.
The May 2 social as a fundraiser for the Oratory was also in keeping with their mission, according to DiFrancesco.
Boudreau, the main performer for the evening, is originally from New York and is no stranger to Philadelphia, having sung here before. Her self-written jazz-folk lyrics are, on the surface, mainly secular but there is a spiritual quality about them. That makes sense because she is a Franciscan University of Steubenville alum who took her degree in theology and philosophy.
"Not all my singing is spiritual, but I identify myself as a Catholic woman and the music is implicitly Catholic," she said. "It kind of has a sacramental imagination. Often I sing for Catholic groups but other groups as well. I hope the lyrics are acceptable to all people and hopefully to God."
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I Missed You - Poem by Melvina Germain
I missed you last night, when the flames burned in the fireplace.
I thought of you and your handsome face.
I longed for your kiss, just waiting to touch you… like this.
Once again, feel me, wrap your arms tenderly around me,
Hold me like there is no tomorrow.
I missed you last night when the shadows danced upon
the wall, I cried through it all. Will you dance with me.
Will you stay with me tonight, or must you leave me again,
I love you, knowing it should not be, for you belong to
another and I….well I'm your second place, but I choose
to be with you. I want to capture your every being, to keep
you close to me when you and I can no longer see each
other. I want you to become a part of me. I shall never
give you up.
I missed you last night when I held my warm cup of tea
My lips wanted you, but you weren't there…
I missed you in the middle of the night offering a
safe hand, holding me tight, but you weren't there. I
closed my eyes tight and I thought only of you. As I sat
there on the edge of my bed, clasping my hands together
I thought of you and I, so close, our bodies
Entwined, and I day dreamed of a life spent with you.
The tears fell from my eyes as I thought of the emptiness
I feel inside. I can not leave you, you are my everything.
I found you and now, I'm lost within your grasp. What
shall I do, I've fallen so much in love with you.
I know what's wrong, I know what's right, but I'm
desperately in love with you. I won't leave you, I will
wait until the end of time, and if you leave me, then I will
hope to be with you in another life.
I longed for you, wanting you, wanting to make love with you,
Needing you, needing to touch you, your warm embrace
feeling your heart beat, and your lips on mine, I love
you, you're one of a kind.
I missed this morning, as I do every morning, for mornings
are not mine, holidays are not mine, Sundays are not mine.
I chose this life and I will live the moments given, even if
only for a short time.
There are those who would call me a fool, but I believe you
are an exception to the rule. You will be mine, one day, I
must believe it's true. Though now my heart is feeling
blue, I will treasure every moment I share with you.
Every moment, I share with you.
I missed you last night…..
Written by: Melvina Germain
Date: April 11/2010
Topic(s) of this poem: love
Form: Prose Poem
Comments about I Missed You by Melvina Germain
Edward Kofi Louis (8/16/2015 6:34:00 AM)
Just waiting to touch you. With the muse of sweet love, joy and peace. Thanks for sharing this Love Poem with us. (Report) Reply
Tushar Ray (8/16/2015 12:16:00 AM)
A passionate wonderfully depicted love poem between a man and a woman, Thank you for sharing this in PH poet Germain. Tushar Ray (Report) Reply
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100 years ago, Joseph and Rose Durst founded a real estate business on one simple philosophy: "Leave each place better than you found it." This has driven The Durst Organization to develop pioneering offices and residences for four generations.
When Douglas and Jody Durst took over management of the company in the early 1990s, they identified perhaps the most important element of this founding principle: integrating ecofriendly and sustainable practices into all aspects of The Durst Organization's portfolio. From that time, The Durst Organization has been a recognized leader in the field of sustainable building.
The entire 15.5 million square foot commercial and residential portfolio is managed to the highest levels of sustainability and the Durst's have built or are building 9.5 million square feet of ground-up green buildings.
From cleaning products, to green roofs, to beehives, to a 4.6 Megawatt Cogeneration Plant, sustainable practices are integral to every project the Durst family undertakes.
The Durst Organization has compiled an impressive list of trailblazing environmental benchmarks:
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• 4 Times Square — the world's first "green" skyscraper.
• 1155 Avenue of the Americas — the first thermal ice storage air conditioning system in New York City.
• Helena 57 West — New York's first voluntary LEED residential building. Earning LEED Gold, it is also Manhattan's first high-rise residential building to launch an organics collection program.
• First commercial owner in New York City to send food waste from its buildings to a local organic farm for composting. The resulting nutrient rich material is returned for use on the green roofs atop the buildings where the food waste originated.
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About 20 people came out earlier this month to take part in the city of Cerritos' Adaptive Bowling program at Cerritos Lanes.
All levels of bowlers are welcome to participate in the program. Lower ability bowlers have bumpers in the lanes to fill the gutters. Attendees must be accompanied by an adult who can provide assistance. The fee for the program is $9 for Cerritos residents and $14 for nonresidents and includes two games of bowling and shoe rental.
As part of the American with Disabilities Act, cities must make reasonable accommodations to provide recreation programs and facilities that allow people with disabilities to participate. Participants must meet eligibility requirements for the program.
The next registration period for Adaptive Bowling is in November. For more information, call the Recreation Services Division office at 562-916-1254. For more information about classes and programs, go to cerritos.us and click on the Classes/eConnect link.
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Featuring the most current exploration of cyberlaw, CYBERLAW helps students understand the legal and policy issues associated with the Internet. Tackling a full range of legal topics, it includes discussion of jurisdiction, intellectual property, contracts, taxation, torts, computer crimes, online speech, defamation and privacy. Chapters include recent, relevant cases, discussion questions and exercises at the end of each chapter. Using a consistent voice and clear explanations, the author covers the latest developments in cyberlaw–from cases to legislation to regulations.
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SIAN REEVES didn't realise how few clothes she'd be wearing when she first signed up for comedy drama Mount Pleasant but it obviously hasn't put her off.
As the comedy drama returns for a second series, so does the popular actress – as neighbourhood temptress Bianca, otherwise known as 'Skimpy Knickers'.
The name might fit but the clothes, she revealed, need a little help.
She said: "I am still in my tiny little clothes, which is hard work because I have to watch my weight. I have to really cut out milk, bread and meat.
"I have a bowl of baked beans for breakfast – how sad is that? I'm naturally thin but, for Bianca, I do have to make that effort because I'm 46 but still playing sort of late 30s. I don't want her to look too past-it. I still want her to look like she is attractive. Bianca is sexy without knowing it."
The first series of Mount Pleasant, which stars former Coronation Street favourites Sally Lindsay and Angela Griffin, as well as veteran stars Pauline Collins, Paula Wilcox and Bobby Ball, saw her having a bathtub party in a bikini. This time she has Robson Green as a suitor and street dancer and actor George Sampson as her stepson.
She said: "I couldn't have wished for a better second series. She is still the same Bianca and I have had a ball with storylines. Really dramatic things happen, and it just gives her some real issues to deal with.
"She doesn't have a clue what to do with a teenager."
Sian, on the other hand, is very much a hands-on mum to her own teenager, daughter Bessie, who has just turned 17. She's already starting her on driving lessons and is keen to see her to go to university.
When she does, Sian will be taking the opportunity to head to Los Angeles to try her luck amongst the burgeoning Brit pack.
She said: "I can't wait for her to go to university. She better get these A-levels. I'll kill her if she doesn't. I want to go to America and have a little go there. It's something I was thinking of doing in January but if Mount Pleasant goes again I can do that and see her through that final bit.
"I will be bereft. I will miss her like crazy but I want to do some different things and not have to think about rushing home and cooking and cleaning and washing. It definitely frees you up.
"I got asked to do a tour of some fabulous musical, which I would have loved to do, but there's no way I can at the moment. You get one day off to travel and you can't have a life.
"Luckily, I am in a position where it is my daughter's last year of school before the university thing kicks off and, having done Mount Pleasant, I can hang around and wait until the right thing comes up."
Sian is keen to make up for lost time.
In 2007, she fell through an unattended, open, trap door at the Young Vic theatre in London and shattered her rib cage and punctured her lung. She spent a year recovering but she remains in pain.
She said: "I think I will have it forever. I have had five days in five years where I haven't had any pain but you make it work. I can be funny at work and in conversation but it makes you grouchy.
"I bought a clutch car for Bess to learn to drive but that has aggravated it. A year ago I was in less pain and managing it. I don't like to go on about it because people don't like to hear somebody moaning all the time but it is a bloody shame, I'll tell you."
The actress, who first shot to fame in hairdressing drama Cutting It, returned to work in the cons-on-the-run drama Hope Springs, which also starred Alex Kingston and was partly filmed in Wanlockhead in Dumfriesshire, in 2008.
She has barely stopped since, going on to BBC3's Lunch Monkeys with Nigel Havers, starring in Emmerdale as psychotic schemer Sally Spode, a role that garnered her nominations for Villain of the Year at the British Soap Awards, and then Mount Pleasant.
Since playing Sydney Henshall in Cutting It back in 2002, she has had something of a Midas touch. Her credits include EastEnders, City Lights with her current Mount Pleasant love interest Robson Green, and even winning the singing competition, Just the Two of Us, with her partner for the show, Russell Watson.
She said: "I am aware how lucky I am.
"Everything I have had has, touch wood, gone again.
"Hope Springs was the only one that didn't but everything else has.
"You have to have a think and when you have a kid and a mortgage you are tempted to dive in and say yes to anything. I have been really fortunate. Like Emmerdale, that was a risk but it paid off fantastically.
"I suppose it is luck what has fallen for me and what has gone against but it's not just me but everybody else involved. You can't be good just on your own. You rely on scripts, everyone around you. You need a good team."
She has certainly had that on Mount Pleasant and enjoyed working with famous faces.
She said: "We have people like Pauline, Bobby, Paula and David Bradley, the fabulous actor known for being the caretaker in Harry Potter.
"You are learning all the time. I'm a big fan of Pauline and Paula and it was lovely to get close to them. It's great for someone as young as George to look at everybody and learn how to do things and how not to do things. It's been great fun."
Mount Pleasant will move from Sky1 to Sky Living and will be followed by a Christmas special. She's delighted there is talk of a third run.
In the meantime Sian, who lives in London with Bessie and partner Jeremy Campbell, will be seen on an upcoming episode of Mr and Mrs.
She said: "The only thing I will definitely be on is Mr and Mrs in the autumn. Me and my fella are dreadful, we don't get anything right. It's nearly ended in divorce."
? Mount Pleasant is on Thursday, Sky 1, 9pm.


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DOWN UNDER: In Sydney, Simon Canning reported that one of the biggest football leagues in the world, Italy's Serie A, "is struggling to find interest with Australian broadcasters." While int'l leagues such as the EPL have managed to get local coverage, the Italian league "has been left out of the mix." Sports broadcasting rights specialists MP & Silva has been "selling the rights to networks throughout Asia over the past few months but have failed to find a bidder in Australia" -- despite what they say is strong interest from fans around the country (THE AUSTRALIAN, 8/29).


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Universities face a "perfect storm" with, or without, fee deregulation
Australian universities face a "perfect storm" of financial, demographic, and technological forces that threaten to undermine the sector regardless of the Senate's decision on fee deregulation warns the University of Adelaide's Vice-Chancellor and President.
"Thanks to 20 years of eroding government support, many universities face financial positions significantly weaker than they had a decade ago, some are in fragile fiscal health," said Professor Warren Bebbington in his opening address to the Deregulation in Higher Education Conference in Melbourne today. "The level of Commonwealth support, already low amongst developed countries, seems likely to be cut further."
"Passing deregulation will add control of price to the vice-chancellors' present levers of volume and cost, and considerably help to plan a sustainable future. But defeating deregulation will not make it any easier to solve our problems on the cost side instead."
Professor Bebbington said the combination of the uncapped system and changing student habits, a flat student market, increasing competition from Asian universities and a volatile return on investment in technology has led universities to a "point of no return" irrespective of the higher education reform package currently under debate.
"All in all, we're facing an unpredictable maelstrom—one which would be greatly abated by fee deregulation passing the Senate, while a defeat would do little to calm."
He said individual universities must realign to their core purpose to thrive in the long-term and be cognisant of their position in the community in which they operate.
"In a growing number of cities, including Adelaide, we have universities slowly replacing dead or dying manufacturers, or other businesses, as amongst the major institutions and largest employers in the region.
"Higher education is increasingly the linchpin of the economy in some places. But being the modern equivalent of the town's steel mill or auto plant is not without costs.
"Where a university is central to the regional economy, external pressures grow: it becomes held to account for the local job market, a player in the local housing developments, civic service recreation provision, even the entertainment business," says Professor Bebbington.
"The danger is both the university and the community, lose focus on what should be its primary mission—teaching students and pursuing research," he says.
Universities will need to define and promote their differentiation more than ever before, says Professor Bebbington.
"The importance of setting an individual mission, of understanding what value is offered is vital," he says. "It reminds us of the underlying strengths of higher education's long-term landscape, which are there for all of us to exploit—at a time when interest and participation in universities has never been so high."
"If our universities have a clear sense of identity and of value, they will be prepared for whatever our political representatives in their wisdom decide," he says.
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A Back to the Future superfan has created his own time-travel fitted DeLorean.
Brian O'Neill spent £20,000 ($32,058) on buying parts for his vehicle and likes to drive around Bognor Regis as the classic film's Doc Brown, originally played by Christopher Lloyd.
The 58-year-old explained that people are often surprised to see the iconic car driving around the seaside town.
"I love the car and everybody else seems to as well," O'Neill told Metro. "People are enthusiastic about it and that is what I like and love about it.
"It is such a fun car and I get a lot of enjoyment out of it. People are amazed when they see me driving around in it. I think they have to do a double take.
"I had always loved the films after seeing them when they first came out and the opportunity arose to build my own, so I was not going to say no."
Father-of-four O'Neill found parts for the car from various places across the world to complete the project.
"I had to source all the parts, I made a lot of the parts myself as well, like the overhead panel," he explained. "Some pieces come from the internet and [some are] bits which I have bought on eBay and other auction websites. Without them, it would have taken twenty years to build.
"I have taken the car around the world. I have been to shows in France, Ireland and all over the place, and everywhere I go it gets a great response."
The release of 'Hoverboard' replicas from Back to the Future Part II was recently announced by Mattel.
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> Back to the Future 2011 Nike MAG shoes up for auction - pictures, video
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Every now and then, as you may have noticed, we like to introduce you to pretty ladies you may not have heard of before. I call them "models." Today we'd like you to meet a "model" named Tamara Lazic. If you have happened to have heard of Tamara Lazic, well then, you're a better man than I because before today I didn't know that Tamara was born in Krusevac, Central Serbia, that she is 5'8.5″, has measurements of 33.5-23.5-35″, and worked for Triumph at Milan Fashion Week this year. And now I do. Good day.
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Malala Yousafzai opens new Library of Birmingham today
The new £188 million Library of Birmingham is to be opened today by Malala Yousafzai, the women's rights campaigning teenager who was shot in the head by the Taliban last year on a school bus near her former home in Pakistan.
Malala, who was treated in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham and now lives in the city, said she was "honoured" to be part of the opening ceremony of the library.
The sixteen year old added: "The content of a book holds the power of education and it is with this power that we can shape our future and change lives. There is no greater weapon than knowledge and no greater source of knowledge than the written word. It is my dream that one day, great buildings like this one will exist in every corner of the world so that every child can grow up with the opportunity to succeed."
Her own copy of The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho will be the last book to be placed on the shelves before the ceremony begins at 11am, and the library officially opens to the public.


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Killing the Top Ten Sacred Cows of Publishing: #9… Writing is Hard
"This myth comes in many forms and has many faces, but let me put it as plainly as I can to start.
Myth: To be Good, Fiction Writing Must Be Hard. (And it can't be fun.)
Total hogwash, of course, yet it is stunning how many new fiction writers believe this, and how readers, when they bother to think about it, believe the myth as well. And, of course, almost everyone who teaches creative writing in a university program believes this as well, and teaches the myth.
Where does this myth come from?
Answer: A thousand places, actually. But I think the best place to look first is at fiction writers themselves.
Fiction writers are people who sit alone in a room and make up stuff. By its very nature, one of the easiest tasks ever given to a human being. But, alas, fiction writers are people who make stuff up, and thus, making stuff up doesn't stop when our fingers leave the keys. We use words like 'struggle' and 'fought' in sentences describing the creation of a story. 'I had to really struggle with that story.' Or 'I fought that story into existence.'
Good, active writing. Who cares if the reality was you sat fairly still, in a comfortable chair, in a warm room, at a computer, and just made stuff up.
Don't forget that we fiction writers, by our nature, are drama queens, to say the least. Because our task is so easy and so much fun, we have to make it seem harder to those around us, and to ourselves, otherwise we get no credit for all the 'hard work' we do every day.
Fiction writers play up this myth of 'hard work' so much, we actually start believing it ourselves at times. If nothing else, fiction writers are the masters of self-delusion.
A second place to look for why this myth exists is the culture of publishing.
One manuscript page is about 250 words. This post is now a distance past that number of words right here. So if I write one page, 250 words, per day, I would be done writing in about 10-15 minutes. Sometimes quicker, sometimes longer. If I did that 10-15 minutes every day for one year, I would complete a 91,000 word novel, about a normal length paperback book.
Oh, yeah, that's hard work, sitting silently for 15 minutes per day and moving my fingers. And the current culture would consider me a prolific writer if I did that every year for ten years. Heaven forbid I actually write 30 minutes per day and produce two books a year.
We fiction writers have to really hide this math, and we have to really do a lot of drama to keep the world believing that working fifteen minutes a day typing is hard work. Stunning how good of a job we have done in this scam, isn't it? As I said, we are masters of delusion, self-delusion, and just flat making stuff up.
Of course, there is always the 'art' argument that comes flying in. Fiction writers who want to hold onto the myth that writing is hard work talk a great deal about the 'art' and the 'craft' of what they do, especially out in public. And of course, see my rewriting chapters about that part of the myth. But the truth is, when we are really creating art, we are doing it from the back of our brains, typing fast, buried in the story.
Oh, wow, does this chapter make fiction writers angry at me. I pull out all their excuses and pull back the curtain. Sorry."


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Sound Off: Mike Dougherty's 'Krampus' - So What Did You Think?
by Alex Billington
December 4, 2015
Now that you've seen it, what did you think? You don't want to be on his list. Now playing in theaters everywhere is Krampus, the new horror comedy mashup from Mike Dougherty, the director of Trick 'r Treat. This time he introduces us to the Krampus myth, with a story about the big, nasty Christmas beast and his friends who come torment a small town. Think Gremlins meets Christmas Vacation. Starring Adam Scott, Toni Collette, David Koechner, Allison Tolman, with Emjay Anthony as Max. So how is it? Will it become your new Christmas viewing tradition? The best horror comedy since Trick 'r Treat, or is it really awful? Once you've seen it, post a comment below with your thoughts on Mike Dougherty's Krampus.
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To throws some more logs on the fire, I thought Krampus was awesome. It's not perfect, I wanted more, but I thoroughly enjoyed the movie. I think it has a very smart script with a bevy of interesting characters - right down to the way the Christmas Vacation-esque relatives who show up are contemporized from rednecks to gun-lovin' conservatives. But those guns do come in handy. It's goofy, and fun, and then it gets really freaky. I admire that so much of the horror was done practically, but this is where I wish they had more of a budget to do more with these kind of creatures. It felt like the world outside of the home could've been bigger, but they didn't have the budget to do much more than what we do see, so most of the action is fairly contained.
That said, I still think it's a great Christmas horror movie. It really does have that kind of Amblin vibe, even in the script and the way it provides some refreshing changes to the usual tropes that always have to show up in horror movies. It's a good twist on what is usually expected for this kind of holiday comedy, and it's all handled with care, because Dougherty knows what he is doing. The creepiest part was the Jack-in-the-box guy, just frickin' crazy. I do wish the Krampus monster was more detailed and animate, but it didn't bother me too much, I still enjoyed seeing the story unfold. Highly recommend this film to anyone curious about it.
So what did you think of Mike Dougherty's Krampus? Christmas horror success, or disaster?
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Most villages in France have a farmers' market once a week during certain times of the year. These markets are often a mix of stands and stalls offering homemade items, cheeses or a full-range of produce straight from the farm.
Most villages in France have a farmers' market once a week during certain times of the year. These markets are often a mix of stands and stalls offering homemade items, cheeses or a full-range of produce straight from the farm.
Are you planning a trip to "The City of Light"? Perhaps you have dreamed of strolls along famous Paris streets or through quaint Paris neighborhoods. In this remarkable city, each turn brings a new café, historical site or a fascinating store to explore. And what about those ornate bridges over the River Seine? Many of these bridges offer stellar views.
My trip to France in 1979 opened my eyes to a whole new world, especially with regard to French cooking. Raised in a humble family with very few extravagances, we rarely splurged on anything, including food. Madame Dubois, my patron at the Château de Montclair, and her mother, Madame Moulon, introduced me to some of the best meals I've ever eaten. There were, however a few dishes I would rather forget.
My husband and I recently moved to a smaller home in Arizona and this required lots of downsizing. As I rummaged through old boxes, sorting "keep" piles and "give away" piles, I stumbled across my copy of Le Petit Prince from my stay in France in 1980. My heart lurched as I picked up the well-used book, turned to the first page and discovered an inscription — long forgotten — from my love interest in France.
In 1979, I experienced my one and only Christmas abroad, far away from my beloved family in, Seattle, Washington. Fortunately, a French friend invited me to dine with him and his friends, otherwise I would have spent the day alone. It was a pleasant experience, filled with good food and comradery, and I was glad I attended the event. Here is an excerpt from my sequel, French Illusions: From Tours to Paris, describing this special event.
Announcing the launch of my audiobooks, French Illusions: My Story as an American Au Pair in the Loire Valley and French Illusions: From Tours to Paris. It's so exciting to hear my books come to life!
Shortly after I arrived in the Loire Valley in 1979, my patron, Madame Dubois took me shopping in the nearby town of Songais (not the real name). Many of the sights in this small town were unfamiliar to me and I remember my mouth dropping on more than one occasion as we passed by ancient buildings or unusual merchants. One of the most memorable shops we visited that day, was the butcher shop.
We all have memories we cherish, and for many of us, these memories revolve around our childhood. My mother loved cooking more than anything else in the world and she would spend hours in her kitchen preparing meals for the family. My brother very much appreciated her efforts, but alas, I was a very picky child. No amount of coaxing or pleading would open my mind to her "healthy" recipes, so she often prepared separate meals for me (so I wouldn't "starve"). One of my favorites was palačinke, better known as crepes.
When I worked as an au pair in the Loire Valley in 1979, I sampled many fabulous wines, from Sauvignons to Cabernets. Once, as I strolled through the farmers market in the Loire Valley, I sampled unfermented new wine. Here is an excerpt from my memoir, French Illusions: My Story as an American Au Pair in the Loire Valley, chronicling that event.
I've entered my memoir, French Illusions: My Story as an American Au Pair in the Loire Valley, in two contests.
In the spring of 2014, I paid $89 and submitted my book to the Readers' Favorite Book Awards Contest.Later that year, they notified me that I won the Bronze Medal in the "Non-Fiction Travel Category." There was no monetary prize for this award.


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The most common question we receive eternal and as a personal trainer is still based on the myth of spot reduction. The questions tend to be, "Eduardo, shows me an exercise to lose love handles," "Edward, I just want to reduce the size of my thighs," "Edward, I know you said it is not scientifically possible, but can I just gave a couple of exercises to tone your arms? "
Although the media has done a great job of debunking the myth that still persists. This is a powerful idea that vendors have made the most of it and invest a minimum of thirty thousand dollars just to produce a commercial in the stomach and thigh saunas, abdominal machines, legs and toners. It's a fairly large sum that has four to ten times the return on your investment. I have a sense of moral obligation that I do not join that money ends by car. As a matter of fact, in this short article on the myth of the loss of fat from a specific area, I have the intention to join the few in the fitness industry who want to inform consumers about the truth.
As a personal trainer, I always answer this question with a NO. The misconception of the burning of fat from a specific area of the body has been proven by research to be false. Of course, if I say that science has proved false, I made sure to do my homework and dig three studies that illustrate how wrong spot reduction is like a corridor to an urban myth.
The first study I want to illustrate answer the questions "I just want to lose belly fat, I can do abs? "In 1984, the Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport reported that thirteen men made a total of 5,000 sit-ups in 27 days. Biopsies of the fat cells of the subject is used to measure the change in diameter of fat cells. The results showed that subjects lost fat equally from the stomach, buttocks and upper back although only worked their abs.
"Eduardo, I just gave leg exercises because all I want to do is lose the fat from the legs and hips?" In a study over six months in women who did leg exercises especially for about nine hours a week lost an average of 5.7 pounds of fat. The Journal of Applied Physiology, the newspaper that published the study, reported that the distribution of fat loss was 2.9 pounds of body, 2.8 pounds of the arms, thighs and 0. His nine-hour working week of the leg resulting zero loss of fat from the thighs!
"Ok, so you say ..." This is what began to hear after trying to explain the spot reduction is a myth. Continued as "spot reduction that does not work, but maybe I just gave some arm exercises to reduce fat on my arms?" This latest example is from a study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine in 1971, where world-class players tennis were tested to see if spot reduction would help reduce fat arms. The idea behind this study was that if spot reduction work, the players would have an arm that is thinner than the other. Obviously, tennis players use their dominant arms forcefully everyday while doing relatively little with the nondominant arm. Although the dominant arm researchers found to be larger due to increased muscle tone, there was no difference between the arms of fat thickness. This study demonstrated that the work of a particular muscle does not necessarily affect the fat deposits that can be placed above the muscle.
What are your options for weight loss?
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Design Fair 2011: Learn. Shop. Connect. will take place March 30 - April 3, 2011, with an expanded Texas Co-Op. Formerly the 20th Century Modern Market, Design Fair 2011 is led by Honorary Chair Lauren Rottet, FAIA, IIDA, the highly-acclaimed architect and furniture designer and features vintage modern objects of the 20th century as well examples of cutting-edge contemporary design. A wide selection of carefully curated items will be available for purchase as part of the Design Fair, including furniture, glass, ceramics, lighting, books, metalwork and fashion.
New to the Fair in 2011 is an expanded Texas Co-Op, a selected presentation of the state's best object designers curated by UH Art Collection Curator and artist, Michael Guidry. The Co-Op is an excellent opportunity for seasoned collectors and enthusiasts alike to experience and learn about the most current and noteworthy Texas designers. .
The Keynote Speaker for Design Fair 2011 is James Zemaitis, Senior Vice President and Director of 20th Century Design, Sotheby's, who will be giving a free lecture on Wednesday, March 30th at 7PM at The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Brown Auditorium presented in partnership with the MFAH Design Council. Attendees should also mark their calendars for the hippest gala of the year, The Design Fair 2011 Preview Party, April 1 from 6 - 9PM; then plan to keep shopping all weekend April 2 and 3 from 10AM- 5PM. Ticket sales for both events will benefit Lawndale Art Center.
Dates: March 30 - April 3, 2011
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Honorary Chair: Lauren Rottet, FAIA, IIDA
Chairs: Vernon Caldera, Eleanor L. Williams and Adam Gibson
Preview Party Hosts: Sarah and Saba Jawda
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The expanded Texas Co-Op at Design Fair 2011 is a selected presentation of the state's best object designers. Michael Guidry, artist and Curator of the UH Art Collection, is curator for the Co-Op, bringing his unique perspective to Texas designers.
Lawndale Art Center is a non-profit alternative space for the exhibition of contemporary works in all media, unique in its focus on Houston area artists. Founded in 1979, Lawndale has owned its present location on Main Street in Houston's Museum District since 1993. With four galleries in its locally significant Art Deco building, Lawndale includes close to 500 artists annually in changing exhibitions. Over twenty exhibitions, informal talks and special events are offered yearly including annual events such as Día de los Muertos /Day of the Dead, Design Fair and The Big Show. Lawndale Art Center's most recent programming initiative was to launch an Artist Studio Program that provides studio space for three local emerging artists along with a materials budget and a monthly stipend for a nine month period.
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Jovial by nature, Konstantin appreciates the camaraderie of tenants and employees on the Norwood property, and has built many working relationships through his duties as security manager, where he grants building access, responds to security alarms, and interfaces with emergency personnel. He enjoys interacting with different tenants throughout the day at the medical facility, the office buildings, and the hotel next door. Konstantin had helped us periodically at our HBM properties in Norwood and Waltham since prior to year 2000 and has been our Site Manager in Norwood since 2009.


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The first thing I noticed when I walked into the Coupe was its cafe section outfitted with eclectic, vintages couches and armchairs. People were sitting on the cozy chairs working diligently on their laptops while sipping on caffeinated beverages. It reminded me a lot of Tryst, the Adams Morgan cafe that furnished in the same style. This similarity is no coincidence. The Coupe is owned by the same people who created Tryst and the Diner in AdMo. The Coupe combines the best of those establishments: the comfort food of the Diner and the loungey, living room atmosphere of Tryst.
The Coupe consists of three spaces: a diner-like restaurant area, a cafe with a to-go drink counter and couch seating, and a bar. You can order food at all three of these sections.
I went to the Coupe for the first time for breakfast (which is served all day!!) a few weeks ago, and I had to come back. This post is a collection of all the foods I've tried on my trips.
The Iced Coffee ($2.25) was served with animal crackers. This was a really cute touch and it confirmed that I had chosen a good spot to eat breakfast that day. My boyfriend, the coffee lover, said the coffee was really good. Refills aren't free, but our waiter was really nice and gave my BF one on the house.
I got the Mango and Peach Organic Black Iced Tea ($2.25). After I squeezed lemon juice into it and stirred in a packet of Splenda, this tea tasted like candy. It was really good and fortunately came with free refills.
I got the Hash Brown Bowl ($9) as my entree. It was basically a bowl of potatoes, sautéed onions and mushrooms, bacon and cheese topped with an egg. You can have the egg prepared in the style of your choice. I got mine over easy, which was perfect because the runny yolk was so good combined with the rest of the ingredients. Top this with some ketchup and it's the best breakfast dish ever. It's hearty and consists of all the best breakfast foods. What's not to love?
My boyfriend got the Classic Eggs Benedict ($11) – poached eggs, ham and hollandaise sauce on an English muffin. The ham was on the dry end, but it helped counter the gooey egg yolk and hollandaise sauce. He thought his dish was better than mine, but I disagree. The Eggs Benedict was good, but the Hash Brown Bowl is really hard to beat.
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I've had good experiences with beignets in DC so I tried the Coupe's Banana Beignets ($6), which were served on a bed of creme anglaise. The beignets took a little while to come out, so they must have been freshly made. They were piping hot when they came to the table. The banana stuffed inside the beignets were really tasty. What's even better was dipping it into the creme anglaise, which is essentially a vanilla sauce. Overall, the dessert was good, but the actual beignet dough was not the best I've had. It had the texture of a hush puppy and should have been lighter and fluffier.
On trip #2 to the Coupe, I got a sweeter breakfast item – the French Toast ($8.25). The dish was topped with blueberry compote, lemon curd and whipped mascarpone cheese. I don't like citrus flavors in my food, so I asked for the lemon curd on the side. The sour flavor was not my thing, but my BF loved it. The toast itself was the perfect amount of sweet: sweet, but not overly so. The blueberry compote was essentially a jelly. I topped the toast with the house maple syrup (runny and light) and dipped a bit into the mascarpone. The mascarpone was like butter. It went really well with the dish. The dish overall was pretty light on the scale of French toast I've had because I licked my plate clean and wasn't miserably stuffed at the end. I would definitely get it again.
My boyfriend got the Florentine Omelet ($8.25) on our second visit. It was filled with spinach, shallots, garlic and Swiss cheese. He said it was one of the best omelets he's had. The dish came with a hash brown that resembled a fish filet, but fortunately tasted like potato.
On my second visit to the Coupe, I brought my backpack and study materials to test out the work atmosphere. The restaurant always has people working on their laptops either at booths, tables or the counter seats. After our meal, I whipped out my books and got a lot of work done. I had ample workspace, there was free wifi and plenty of outlets, and the waiter didn't pressure us to leave or order anything else.
The music playing in the restaurant was great. I recognized all of the songs and knew most of the lyrics to each one. The playlist consisted of contemporary easy listening songs by Lily Allen, Chairlift and Yael Naim and classic songs like "My Girl," "Jump in the Line," and "The Lion Sleeps Tonight." It was a really good mix. I'm typically distracted by music, but somehow it didn't bother me. It just made me happy because it felt like the Coupe made that playlist for me since I recognized everything they played.
The Coupe is awesome for breakfast and for cramming for exams, in my opinion. Their breakfast menu is more diverse than breakfast menus at other places because it has options that aren't just your standard omelets or pancakes. I will definitely be back to try their lunch/dinner options and to get more work done! If the Coupe wasn't so far from GW, I would definitely spend time there regularly.
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The appeal of this movie is less the animation itself than its gimmicky premise. That, however, is where The Boss Baby falls short: it doesn't go far enough.
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Awww, a baby! You can't help but react that way to an infant, even more so when it's wearing an adorable outfit. Will that translate to Box Office? That's what the studio is hoping.
The Boss Baby is DreamWorks Animation's latest effort. The story is about a business suit-wearing baby who climbs out of a cab and struts up to the door of Tim (Miles Christopher Bakshi), a seven-year-old boy with an active imagination. Once an only child, Tim feels neglected by his parents, who come running the moment it cries. There's no doubt the baby is in charge, but something isn't quite right about the new addition.
One night, Tim overhears the baby talking, and I don't mean goo-goo, ga-ga. It's taking a business call, and has the raspy, grown-up voice of Alec Baldwin. Working for BabyCorp, the infant's assignment is to undermine a project that Tim's parents are working on for their employer, PuppyCorp. As far as Tim is concerned, the baby has got to go.
A thin premise, really. The Boss Baby is cute, and there's no shortage of imagination, but the animation, however, is only average. The textures lack the detail of recent DreamWorks projects, but the appeal of this movie is less the animation itself than its gimmicky premise. That, however, is where The Boss Baby falls short: it doesn't go far enough.
2012's Ted certainly did, and then some. Seth MacFarlane's raunchy comedy worked because of the irony: you don't expect a cute, cuddly teddy bear to be a foul-mouthed, pot-smoking bro. That's what's needed here. Imagine if the lil' baby dropped the F-bomb? Because the humor is in the disparity between what we see and what we hear, this project needed to be R-rated, or at least, PG-13. There's a market for adult-oriented animation, as proven by Sausage Party, but as-is, The Boss Baby is passable, off-season filler. 2.5 out of 5 stars.


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Brooklyn, NY: Brooklyn Museum, 2006. VG+/VG+, ex art library set appears unused, small ink stamp on all three text block edges, minor ink stamp on verso of title-page, few library stickers on rear free endpapers. Very nice shelf appeal, a clean tight and fresh set.. Red cloth with color pictorial dustjackets, encased in protective mylar. Volume 1: 576 pp., 576 pp., 160 color and 100s of smaller bw plates. Volume 2: profusely illustrated in bw. Winner of the College Art Association Alfred H. Barr, Jr. Award 2006 and the Association of Art Museum Curators Outstanding Catalogue Based on a Permanent Collection 2006, this 2-volume catalogue is remarkable for its scope, depth, and quality. The inclusion of a critical 2-part introduction on the history of the founding and growth of the collection sets this catalogue above many publications that have merely provided standardized information on artists and individual objects, without a larger context. This catalogue will become a milestone in the study of American painting. Almost 700 works by 340 artists are listed, illustrated and annotated. A mighty reference set. (Inventory #: 155705)


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I watch Netflix. A lot of Netflix. Love me some Netflix.
They have a huge selection of movies and genres for both instant streaming and mail delivery. Sometimes it's hard to choose. So, I've decided to create a new series, in order take time and share when a movie really grabs me, Cheryl Picks, Netflix For Moms.
Now, I have very varied tastes, so be ready for picks from many different genres. I love romantic comedies, historical dramas and thrillers, and I will watch nothing but French films for months on end. However, I don't like fluff. Expect my picks to have a heart, a point, or a moral.
My picks will not always be family friendly, sometimes there will be language, and…uh…romantic…scenes. So be warned. But again, they are sure to leave an impact.
Cheryl Picks, Netflix For Moms
For my first pick, I chose Still Mine. I had noticed this movie in the streaming choices several times but something about the description just didn't grab me. I continually passed it by.
His home in disrepair, elderly farmer Craig Morrison must build a better shelter for his wife, whose health is deteriorating rapidly. He faces the wrath of an overzealous government inspector but refuses to back down.
And yet, something about the title and the image kept grabbing me, leading me to believe that it was more than another "someone takes on big government" movie. I decided to give it the 10 minute test, where if it didn't grab me in the first 10 minutes I'd watch something else. I'm so glad I did!
Yes, Still Mine does cover people taking on big government, but it also touches on the topics of true love, weathered love, complicated family dynamics, the art and fear of growing old gracefully, the worth of the elderly and Alzheimers.
I was delighted by the bold but understated performances of James Cromwell and Genvevieve Bujold. They each brought a quiet, wise, strength to their characters. When it was over, I felt my belief in marriage had been renewed. That there's something precious about working to stay together and keeping hope alive.
And that my friends, is why I highly recommend Still Mine. If you want to own this fabulous film, you can buy it on Amazon.


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Obviously, copywriters shouldn't make unsubstantiated statements. If you want to say something is the 'biggest', the 'best', or the 'most popular', you must be prepared to back it up. Of course, you could say 'one of the biggest' or 'arguably the best', but if you've been following this blog, you'll know all about the dangers of weasel words too.
But today, we can say without hesitation that the Copywriting Apprentice is the most up-to-date copywriting course you'll find. You might be wondering why we're saying this. It's simple. Today, we have completed the 2013 update of the course.
We wouldn't dream of making this statement tomorrow, because a lot can happen in 24 hours. But right here and now, we can say with authority that you won't find a more up-to-the-minute copywriting course.
In our technology-driven age, online writing is the copywriter's bread and butter. Freelance copywriters are reporting the majority of their work comes from writing SEO website copy and blogs.
In days gone by, copywriting courses remained pretty static. There wasn't the same need for change as there is nowadays. But today's copywriter needs a lot more than writing skills. For example, unless you understand subjects like SEO (search engine optimisation) and how your writing influences a website's performance, you won't be able to work effectively in this market.
Technology doesn't stand still and nor can we. A fortnight ago, as we were working on the last stages of the updates, Google announced two significant changes which will affect everyone writing for the web. Back to the drawing board …
In the second 'block' of our copywriting course syllabus, five chapters cover SEO and online writing skills. A further chapter explains how you can market your copywriting business online. So updating the Copywriting Apprentice regularly is no small undertaking. But we believe we have a duty of care to our students. And that means providing them with the most up-to-date information as they learn.
A copywriting course that's outdated and out of touch won't equip anyone to work effectively in today's competitive market. So, if you're considering copywriting training, be sure to find out when the course materials was last updated. It's not just important – it's critical.
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Man gets 10 years for Idaho pursuit with police
Suspect has 4 prior obstructing or resisting law enforcement convictions and 2 prior assault or battery on law enforcement convictions
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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho — An Idaho Falls man who led police on a high-speed chase into oncoming traffic was sentenced Thursday.
Francisco P. Tarin, 41, had pleaded guilty to two counts of felony eluding police. Administrative District Judge Jon Shindurling ordered Tarin to serve a combined sentence of 10 years in prison.
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CLICK HERE to check out the recap! Thanks to everyone that came out! it was good times!
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Rift Mines
I always liked the rift map in single-player, despite the fact that I always managed to throw myself to a certain death. But the feel of the map was always cool - that feel of a blue, crystal cave.
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This author has recreated that feel by using the same texture set, but has managed to give the rift a whole new feel. It now strongly resembles a mine, complete with catwalks, rocky walls, and even mine track. It also has that same run-down feel the original rift map had, including crumbling sections and knocked-down pillars. Personally I love the look of it, but I feel it\'s really lacking in that it has no music! Nothing brings a map alive better than fitting music, and this map unfortunately has none. It doesn\'t even have [i]un[/i]fitting music. None at all... which is a shame. It also lacks bot support, though for a CTF map that probably isn\'t really important - what fun is playing CTF against bots anyhow? Despite these couple of things I\'d definitely recommend it. It\'s large, has what seems to be a well-thought-out CTF-based layout, and plenty of room for the odd duel here and there. Definitely a keeper. New Textures: Yes New Models: No New Music: No Bot Support: No ~Inyri
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The Balgarth Pines
- Telephone 01292 442441
- Food served Mon–Sun 9am–9.30pm
- Average price £15 (lunch); £18 (evening meal)
- Website balgarthpines.co.uk
Listed in the Ayrshire Larder – order a print copy (free + p&p).
Situated in the leafy south-west Ayr suburb of Doonfoot, contemporary bar-restaurant the Balgarth Pines serves food from breakfast through to dinner, drawing as much as possible from the Ayrshire area for produce – be it Pollok Williamson Butchers' black pudding in the fritters or Woody's ice-cream in many of their desserts. The dinner menu mixes Scottish, American, Mexican and steakhouse fare, from haggis, neeps and tatties to barbecue and cheese hot dogs, pan-fried honey-glazed pork chops, steak mince burgers, sizzling fajitas and chargrilled steaks. They do a range of incentive deals, from daily offers to Wednesday grill night (cheaper steaks) and a Sunday social (discounted two and three-course meals). In the Blaw Wearie Bar – so named after the 3rd hole at Turnberry Golf Course – they pour craft beers, cocktails, wines, whiskies and more.


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Tashkent State Technical University named after Islom Karimov
Faculty "Pedagogy and Psychology"
head of the department
Ph.D., Associate Professor Akhmedova Malohat Ergashevna, 24.04.1971 year
History of the department
Teaching staff of the department:
scientific work
Members of the department involved and publishes articles and abstracts in various international and national scientific conferences. Members of the department published articles in scientific journals Russia, USA, China.
Scientific-methodical work:
During the year, the teachers of the department published more than 30 articles and abstracts in scientific conferences.
address of the Department:
Tashkent AImazar district, 2 University Street house. 3-04, 4-06 room
From the side Ph.D., associate professor M.R.Isaeva was published a monograph Increase spiritual and educational activities. Problems and Solutions.
From the PhD, Associate Professor ME Akhmedova was published textbook "Theory and practice of general pedagogy".
Were published educational-methodical development of М. P Isaeva teachers, senior teachers Ishunina VA., Z.N Yulchieva., I.N Mustafoeva.
The topic of the lecture: stafoeva.There are electronic and printed versions of the subjects "Pedagogy. Psychology" pedagogical technologies and pedagogical skills. "And they introduced an electronic network "Zienet".


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For Version Control:
1.download https://desktop.github.com/ and install
- Run and setup a new account (you can login on github.com with same credentials)
- Watch the tutorial or skip it
- Open Unity and do the following: -Enable Visible Meta files in Edit->Project Settings->Editor -Switch to Force Text in Editor → Project Settings → Editor → Asset Serialization Mode
- Save unity project and close unity
- Go to github client (the program not the site) and on the left menu chose add and navigate to the project folder and select it
- You will be asked to create a new repository, click it yes and go on
- After the repository is created you can see two selections on top of the program interface, Changes and History Click history and click publish.
- Go to the github site to check project is also created there.
- Go to Changes tab you will see a list of changed files (in fact are the project files that have to be added to the repo for the first time). Put a title as required and click commit. It will take some time untill this ends (too many project files) and when this commit is visible in History tab publish this also (also will take much time)
- Check files on github site.
The logic is that whenever a file is added/changed in the project they will appear in changes tab and you will commit them. If for any reason local repo is deleted you have them inline and you can also change what version uploaded you want to recover either through github desktop client or directly from github site.
You can see my unity projet's repo at https://github.com/netplayer/New-Unity-Project. Actually you can fork a branch through github desktop or just download all the files zipped from the site. To fork it, first fork it on the site, so it will appear in your repos and then with Github desktop on the left menu clicking Clone you get it on your pc as a github clone which you can update later same way.
We can work on same repo if the you make a pull request to the original owner so commits will be made also on original files (owner will be able to accept or reject commits after reviewing them). You can find this document on the above repo as README.txt
For packaging Unity project:
To make an executable use the File->Build and Run . You will see you can build for various platforms.


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Hello Everyone!
I was requested by the lovely Laura or Spinnelrain on Youtube who asked the following:
Confronted with the same question when I first decided to purchase the MAC Mineralized Skinifinish Natural, of course I wanted to fufill this request.
Right off the bat, in my opinion, you shouldn't substitute the MAC MSF for the MAC Blot Powder. I can't say which one is better because they're both my holy grail powders, I can't choose one because they're for totally different purposes. I wouldn't set my foundation without the MAC MSF and I wouldn't have an on the go touch up powder without the blot powder, so here is my take:
If someone came up to me and asked: "yoyoyo! can you use the MSF Natural instead of the Blot powder". Nope. The MSF Natural is a powder used to set your foundation giving a flawless subtle glow but the deal is, it has coverage meaning piling this on throughout the day could lead to a quite caked up face. Not cool. Plus it doesn't really mattify your face – I still have oilies mid-day if I don't use my blot powder! Its a flawless finish but not in terms of oil control.
AND vice versa – also not cool. Unless you have flawless skin already, using the blot powder to set your foundation can lead to I've realized a slightly fairer tone (not in a good way though) and its a translucent powder so don't even think of trying to hide additional flaws without any coverage! Its great on the go though – minimizes pores while its at it. :)
They're both very different products, both wonderful, and I also suggest buying both.
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Melanie Amaro sang and America listened. They really listened.
The 19-year-old with the powerhouse vocals was crowned winner of The X Factor (and a $5 million recording contract!) on Thursday night. Also a winner? Simon Cowell, her mentor, who originally sent Amaro back home. We caught up with Amaro and Cowell after the big show to talk about Cowell's fateful decision to bring her back into the competition.
Cowell and Paula Abdul also made two very different comparisons to their ol' show American Idol and we finally learned what Justin Bieber smells like...
If you can believe it, Amaro couldn't believe it when she won, telling us, "I felt as though I was hearing things, to be honest. I had to check my ear real quick. It shocked me a lot. It really did."
The $5 million singer also had a message for her fans, thanking them for believing in her when even she didn't. "Thank you to all my supporters who've supported me and have been behind me since day one and believed in me when I didn't even have the heart to believe in myself," she says. "Even when I went home, you guys still pushed and sent all your love my way." No, that's not a tear in our eye!
Speaking of when she got sent home, we had to ask Amaro and her mentor about his decision to let her go...and to bring her back. "I thought that was it for me," she says. "Everyone was like, 'Something good's going to come out of it.' I just kept saying, 'OK cool, whatever you say.' Then he walked through my door and it was like, wow. It was big."
Of his decision to bring back the future winner, Cowell tells us, "It was a feeling I had. I also had all the tapes sent through, the rough cuts of all the first auditions. That was sent to me after I sent her home. I thought, 'This is crazy!'" After she won, Amaro says Cowell told her he was proud of her and "Thank god he came back to get me!"
While not actually naming the show, Cowell says Amaro's win meant more to him than any contestant's on American Idol did. "It was very different from the other show I used to because there was a distance," he explains. "This, you're working so closely with them. I know her really well, I like her. I thought she was the most talented. It means a lot that she won."
As for Josh Krajcik and Chris Rene, the second and third place finishers, they're doing just fine and are truly happy for Amaro.
"I'm happy," Krajcik says. "The opportunity that's afforded me right now is unprecedented. Five million's not necessarily the main goal in this career. I want to win a Grammy someday." He tells us he wasn't disappointed at all when Amaro's name was called instead of his...he was laughing! "I was literally laughing maniacally as I was waiting for the results because I was thinking to myself, 'My god, either way this goes we're both in a great position to do what we love for the rest of our lives.'"
Though he came in third, Rene still feels like a winner, telling us, "At this point, nobody who's come this far has not won anything. We all won something." That you did, young homie!
Aside from the whole crowning a winner thing, the night also featured some pretty epic performances, including duets between Astro and 50 Cent and Drew and Justin Bieber, her ultimate crush.
Astro says 50 Cent is one of his favorite artists and "the fact that I got to perform with him was awesome. When he asked me to perform, I was just like, 'Yes!'"
Obviously, Drew's feelings for Bieber were well-documented on the show (just look at her intro package!), so performing with him was a dream come true for the 14-year-old. "After the performance was over, a lot was going through my head," she says. "I was thinking, OK, now I have to go back home. No more Justin, darn it! I was also thinking, holy cow, I just sang with Justin. Every girl in the world wants that!"
Of course, we had to ask the question on everyone's mind: What does the Biebs smell like? "Justin Bieber smells delicious," Drew dishes. "Like, really good. Like, fancy, amazing Justin Bieber goodness!"
Finally, no X Factor write-up is complete without a season two update, including whether or not host Steve Jones and judge Nicole Scherzinger are returning.
Jones' feelings on the matter? Who cares about the host?! Seriously. "It's not about me. We've just given Melanie Amaro a well-deserved $5 million recording contract," he tells us. "It's her moment and, quite frankly, who cares about the host? It's all about her and Chris and Josh."
Jones did say, "Nothing's been signed. None of us know who's coming back. I'd love to. If not, I'll do something else!"
Though she really wasn't interested in talking about season two, Paula Abdul says, "I think there's a karmic connection with Simon and I." Translation: she's totally coming back.
Abdul tells us she wasn't shocked to see Amaro win and compares her victory to Idol's original champion Kelly Clarkson. "She was the frontrunner pretty much the entire time. The shocking thing would've been if someone else did," she says. "You can't deny her powerful vocals. It reminds me of the first season of Idol with Kelly Clarkson."
And with that, season one of The X Factor has come to a close. What did you think of the show? Are you happy Amaro won? Who would you like to see return to the judges table and the mic in season two? Sound off in the comments!


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first Congrats for your fine Plugin. It helps a lot to give my Blog a professional Outfit.
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On this World AIDS Day we celebrate progress that has been made and we push to meet new goals to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030. This year the UN reached their target of treating 15 million people with HIV by 2015. In their new Fast-Track Strategy, they aim to have 90% of HIV infected individuals knowing their HIV status, 90% of those people to be receiving treatment and 90% of people being treated to have viral load suppression to the level where they are no longer infectious (the 90-90-90 goal) by 2020 and a similar 95-95-95 goal by 2030. Along with this, they are aiming to have new infections in adults down to 200 000 by 2030 and having zero discrimination is a goal throughout.
These are ambitious goals, but we have already seen proof of the amazing progress that can be made in this fight against the AIDS epidemic when world organizations come together to meet a target. We must continue with increased effort or risk back tracking as Michel Sidibé, Executive Director of UNAIDS, has stated, "We have bent the trajectory of the epidemic. Now we have five years to break it for good or risk the epidemic rebounding out of control."
Here is Michel Sidibe's 2015 World AIDS Day Message:
For more information on the Fast-Track Strategy including materials to share on social media to show your support for the initiative: http://www.unaids.org/wad2015/