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This little guy thought he'd pulled off a major feat by lifting this baguette, but his heist plan had one major flaw: he failed to consider the dimensions of the giant loaf. Fortunately, his hilarious attempts to solve his problem paid off, and eventually he got to break bread in peace.
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Wouldn't it be wrong to post this grey picture under the title Colorful Skies? Ha ha ... well, grey is one of the colors of sky! A short trip to Alaska with a group was fun, though it was a couple of years ago. Cold, rain, nightless, beauty, bears and so on ... rugged, wild and mysterious ... looks like evening :)
Weather in Bangalore for last three days has been bad, thanks to Cyclone Neelam. Dark grey sky, continuous rain and cold. That reminded me of Alaska :)
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This post is linked to Skywatch Friday and Photo Friday. For more Colorful Skies click HERE.
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Rallies protesting Zimmerman verdict held in Milwaukee
Parent: This system is broke
The trial of George Zimmerman came to an end late Saturday with a not guilty verdict in the shooting death of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin. The decision sparked protest rallies across the country Sunday, including in Milwaukee.
"I can just relate right to the heart of Tracy Martin, (Trayvon's dad), cause this just happened to me," said said Craig Stingley.
Police said Stingley's teen son, Corey, stole alcohol from a convenience store in West Allis in December. Corey Stingley died while three customers were holding him down until police arrived. The Milwaukee District Attorney's Office announced recently that there will be a John Doe investigation to review the actions everyone involved took.
"The three men who killed my son were three white men. They strangled him," said Stingley.
Stingley said he sees a parallel between Trayvon Martin and his son.
"There's no reason that the men who killed my son should still be out on these streets, no reason period, but they are -- that's because this system is broke," said Stingley
Modie Segura is 17, the same age Trayvon Martin was when he died.
"The system is where, if we do this, I could walk to a gas station right now with a bag of Skittles, you tell me that anybody can just walk up on me and just gun me down, would the police even tell you to stop and don't do anything, and then when we go to court, you want to still get them off," said Segura.
Segura and Stingley spoke under the statue of Martin Luther King on Sunday, saying they feel the battles he won for justice are slipping away. One of the protestors, Norma Balentine, is from the civil rights era.
"People don't think about the humanness of these young black men, and when you devalue their humanness, you can do anything to them, you can kill them, you can jail them, you can strip them of their rights for life," said Balentine.
Some protestors said they hope the Trayvon Martin case is a wake-up call to spark a discussion about race relations and the plight of young black men.


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It's Foodie Pen Pal time! I got this delicious package from Wine to Weightlifting.
She sent me green tea, pumpkin butter, chocolate bar, a bunch of chocolate candies, apples and a toy for my kitties!!! How cool is that! Pippi and Mimi love it!
All of it is amazing. The candies are all gone and the apples went into my apple dutch baby.


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MIAMI – Every girl dreams about her wedding day, but how many brides plan their big day with a dozen other couples?
That's exactly what happened at Trinity Church in Miami.
Last month, the church offered a free wedding ceremony to as many couples who wanted to participate. Miami residents Chantal and Evens Milcete decided to get hitched in the mass wedding
"Everyone has their wedding. They say, 'I was the queen diva.' But to me, mine was the best because I had to share it," Chantal told Local 10's Constance Jones.
Chantal says it was very stressful getting ready with eleven other brides at the same time, but she said it was worth it to see Evens' face when she walked down the aisle.
"When I saw them coming, it was like I was a totally different person," Evens said. "That's when everything changed."
Before the couples could say "I do," they each went through pre-marital counseling with Pastor Rich Wilkerson.
"We believe in marriage," Wilkerson said. "We believe God ordains it. But many people believe they just can't make it happen."
Not only was there a ceremony, but a full reception, complete with the toast and first dance.
This is not the first time the Trinity Church has done a mass wedding for their church. Last year, they married over 23 couples.
They plan to offer these free weddings for their members every year.


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Los Angeles residents were overtaken by the sights and sounds of Explore Alberta: A festival of Alberta Canada's top summer experiences. A large stage featured Japanese drummers, country artists and a variety of other acts.
South Lake Tahoe has been described as Las Vegas with snow since there are enough around-the-clock activities to keep you playing all day and partying all night on the shore of the largest alpine lake in North America.
Choose from a wide range of ski vacations. Lake Tahoe ski facilities are world renowned with steep vertical drops, winding trails and miles of terrain with views of snow-flocked pines and peaks that make this the destination for any winter activity
Ski Banff is Canada's largest ski destination, with three of the world's finest ski resorts; Mt. Norquay, The Lake Louise Ski Area and Sunshine Village, which offer almost 8,000 miles of terrain. All available with one tri-area lift ticket
Banff National Park is Canada's oldest national park established in 1885 in the Rocky Mountains in the province of Alberta, and encompasses 2,564 square miles of mountainous terrain, numerous glaciers, dense forest and majestic alpine landscapes
The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise in Alberta Canada is more than simply a grand luxury hotel. Since 1890, it has played a considerable role in the colorful history of Canada's mountain West
Few hotels in the world rival the majesty, hospitality and grandeur of The Fairmont Banff Springs resort, located in the heart of Banff National Park. The opening of the hotel in 1888 marked the birthplace of tourism in the Canadian Rockies
The Calgary Stampede is a ten-day event, which bills itself as "The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth" attracting over 1 million visitors, and features one of the world's largest rodeos and lots more...
It was with a great sense of excitement and anticipation that I went back to the Santa Monica Pier to see the newest Cirque Du Soleil show, OVO.
IRIS is the newest production from Cirque du Soleil (Circus of the Sun), and is self-described as a lyrical, fanciful, kinetic foray into the seventh art
The annual Los Angeles Times Taste of LA event kicked off Friday night at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills
Germany is famous for many things, great beer, bratwurst, lederhosen, and Oktoberfest.
The rooftop of the JW Marriot Hotel high above the glittering lights at LA Live (near The Staples Center) was jumping for the Thrillist Dine-Around LA event.
So you love Hawaii but you're are looking for something more exotic, then Bora Bora is the place for you. With its stunning over the water bungalows that feature glass bottom tables where you can feed the colorful tropical fish right from your room.
Stonefire Grill introduces a "Healthy Alternatives" Menu. A delicious selection of some of your favorite dishes including Entree Salads, Pizza, Salmon, Tri-tip and Chicken dishes with less than 500 calories.
L'Opera Ristorante combines yesterday's charm and today's sophistication. The elegant interior is matched only by it's extraordinary menu of classic and northern Italian cuisine
Alegria is one of Long Beach's most unique and dynamic restaurants. Featuring a dizzying array of tapas and a menu that has earned critical acclaim for its bold flavors, originality and ability to satisfy the palates of discriminating diners
Temecula Valley Wine Country offers award-winning wines and culture just a grapevine away
Mammoth Mountain is only a flight away on Horizon Airs new non-stops from Los Angeles, San Jose and Reno
Mammoth Mountain is only a hop, skip and a flight away on Horizon Airs new non-stops from Los Angeles, San Jose and Reno
Horizon Air has recently added round trip flights from Los Angeles to Mammoth and brand new routes from Reno and San Jose
In addition to skiing and snowboarding, Mammoth Mountain offers plenty of other Winter activities including ice skating, snowshoeing, dogsledding, snowmobiling and cross country skiing
A wise man once said that "Life is not about what's at the end of the road, it's all about the journey that takes you there.
The Temecula Creek Inn is a charming, romantic getaway resort tucked away in a beautiful forest setting against the backdrop of the Majestic San Jacinto Mountains in Temecula Valley
The 26th Annual Temecula Valley Balloon & Wine Festival took place on June 5th-7th near picturesque Lake Skinner
For the first time in thirteen years, Mammoth Mountain in coordination with Horizon Airlines is now offering daily non-stop flights from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX to Mammoth Mountain starting December 18th
An Amazing Weekend of Elaborate Costumes and Entertainment - The Labyrinth of Jareth 2010 - The Fantasy Masquerade Ball XIII
July 16th & 17th, 2010
The Sheraton Universal has invited iHollywood and TechSupper Club members to a complimentary sparkling wine and champagne tasting with assorted seafood
The Road is the stretch of highway leading the father and sun to the ocean and hopefully their salvation in a post apocalyptic world
Sunday October 4th, 2009 - Shannon Tweed and daughter Sophie Tweed Simmons of Gene Simmon's Family Jewels hosted the 3rd annual "Cure in the Canyons" charity event
In a futuristic utopian world where humans live in isolation and interact through surrogate robots, an FBI agent (Bruce Willis) begins to investigate the first murder in years, and unravels a vast conspiracy
Saturday September 19th 2009 - The California Plaza in downtown Los Angeles played host to an extravagant evening of Indian food, music and culture presented by the India Tourism Bureau and the Experience India Society
Wiens Family Cellars plays host to a number of special events. Upcoming Events include Holiday Shopping Night (Nov. 2nd) and their annual New Years Eve Party (Dec. 31st)
The Labyrinth of Jareth Fantasy Masquerade Ball is a weekend of enchantment, inspiration and fantasy, where patrons can indulge in two nights of dance, music, fantasy and performance art
"To Be Or Not To Be... Carlos Mencia", was a star-studded, red-carpet event on Sunday May 17th, featuring the brilliant and insightful comedy of headliner Carlos Mencia.
The 4th Annual MeatEaters Ball took place on Thursday May 7th at 2000 Avenue of the Stars in Century City
Super Capers tells the story of Ed Gruberman a regular guy with superhero aspirations.
Five-star dining in a luxurious Country Club setting
There were plenty of big busts to go along with the big budget
Created to give at risk children the opportunity to make their own films
Girls (and guys) Just Want To Have Fun
I want my GTV (Greek Theater Venue)
It feels more like a Limousine than an SUV
GENLUX magazine kicked off it's Summer Issue
Phillips new products line of state-of-the-art electronics
The Los Angeles Film Festival AFTER DARK
"Cloverfield" is the latest film from Producer J.J. Abrams, creator of "Lost", and director of Mission Impossible III, as well as the much anticipated new "Star Trek" film
Santasia is one of the most refreshing, comedic and original shows I've seen in a long time
Sweeney Todd: The Demon barber of Fleet Street, is Tim Burton's brilliant stage to screen adaptation of the hit Broadway Musical by Stephen Sondheim
The Shrine Auditorium was buzzing with Celebrities, Environmentalists and Paparazzi for the opening night of The Jules Verne Adventure Film Festival
A small isolated town in Alaska is attacked by a gang of vampires when the sun goes and becomes night for 30 straight days
"Enchanted" is a romantic comedy about a beautiful princess who is catapulted from her fairy tale animated world of Andalasia into present day New York City
A review of The Simpson's Movie from the ASIFA screening at The Director's Guild


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Our nightly trip through the Cubs minor leagues. The AZL Cubs were off on Friday night.
Things were looking good for Boise after a six run second, but Vancouver quickly scored four in the bottom half and ended up beating the Hawks 7-6. With Tayler Scott staked to a four run lead, it was easy to assume this one was over, but Scott was not at his best today, but left with a chance to win as he left with the lead. He pitched five innings allowing five runs on seven hits, while walking four and striking out three. Rafael Diplan pitched the final three innings and took the loss as he gave up two runs, one of which was unearned. At the plate Marco Hernandez had a good night going 3-for-4 with a run scored. Albert Almora and Jeimer Candelario also had good nights as each had two hits with Almora scoring a run. Lance Rymel had one hit on the evening and also drove in two runs. Darien Martin and Stephen Bruno each had a hit and an RBI in the loss. Not a good loss for Boise, but they have come back strong all second half, I expect much of the same.
Beloit took an early lead and never looked back beating Peoria 8-2 on Friday night. Yao-Lin Wang started and took the loss pitching 4.1 innings and allowing six runs, four earned on 10 hits. Willengton Cruz pitched two innings allowing two runs and Austin Reed pitched a scoreless frame. There were only a couple bright spots on the offensive side of things for the Chiefs in this one. Dustin Geiger was 2-for-3 with a home run, his 17th of the season and two RBIs. Chadd Krist also had two hits and Zeke DeVoss added a hit and scored a run as well. Jorge Soler got the night off for Peoria.
Daytona won the first game of a double-header on Friday 4-3. Kyle Hendricks started and got his first win with the Cubs as he went five innings allowing two runs on three hits, while striking out three. AJ Morris recorded his fifth save of the season as he pitched the final two innings of game one. Down 2-0 Elieser Bonne quickly gave the Cubs the lead connecting on a three run homer, his third of the season. In the sixth inning Christian Villanueva gave Daytona a two run lead as he hit his third home run since coming to the Cubs. John Andreoli had two hits in the win.
Game two didn't go as well as Daytona lost to Tampa 11-5. Matt Loosen had a really rough outing as he gave up eight runs on five hits to go along with six walks and seven strikeouts. Hunter Cervenka proved to not be much better allowing three more runs over the next 2.2 innings. Offensively speaking Christian Villanueva started right where he left off going 2-for-3 witha double and two runs scored. Elieser Bonne also had two hits including a double and John Andreoli had a hit and two RBIs. Rebel Ridling and Nelson Perez each had a hit and an RBI a piece. Javier Baez was held hitless in game one, but added a hit and an RBI in the game two loss.
A seven run third inning helped Tennessee beat Mobile 11-5. Dallas Beeler was the beneficiary of all those runs as he got the win despite giving up five runs in five innings. Kevin Rhoderick and Tony Zych pitched two scoreless innings a piece to close out the game. The Smokies a had few really nice nights at the plate starting with Matt Sczcur who was 2-for-4 with a home run and three runs scored. Logan Watkins was 3-for-5 with a double, two runs scored, and an RBI. Jae-Hoon Ha and Rubi Silva each had two hits with Ha having two doubles and driving in three. Silva hit his first home run and drove in two. Junior Lake had a home run of his own and knocked in three. Justin Bour had a double and walked three times, but unbelievably didn't have an RBI in the Smokies 11 run win.
Iowa scored two in the seventh and one in the eighth to defeat Oklahoma City 5-3. Yoanner Negrin started, but did not factor in the decision as he gave up three runs on eight hits in six innings pitched. Jay Jackson got the win in relief as he pitched a scoreless seventh inning. After Scott Maine threw a scoreless eighth Jairo Asencio struck out two in the ninth and picked up his fourth save. Tony Campana had a nice night at the top of the order going 2-for-4 with a triple, a run scored, and an RBI. Jeff Frazier and Diory Hernandez each had two hits with Hernandez driving in one run. Adrian Cardenas had only one hit, but it was a home run as he knocked in two in the Cubs win.
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Feasibility and impact of a clinical skill training course in the early basic science modules of the new Charité medical curriculum
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Question: The Charité introduced a new modular curriculum of medicine in 2010. The first 6 modules are focusing on basic science contents. Goal was to tailor a clinical skills course for this setting.
Methods: The starting-up module was followed by "Elements of Life", "Biology of the Cell", "Signal and Information Systems", "Growth, Tissue and Organ" and "Human Being and Society", all modules 4 weeks each. The starting-up module included brief introduction lectures (4 h anatomy, 2 h physiology), after which groups of 8 students went to various hospital wards for 2.5 h every other week. Each group was trained by one clinician. The structured curriculum focused on defined skills to be trained in each session and elements of living anatomy while giving freedom on what kind of patients to be seen. A detailed manual was provided to both teachers and students.
Results: Throughout all modules, clinical skill training was rated among the best teaching sessions by the students. The training was evaluated as a high motivation factor for learning of basic science knowledge. All students passed the end-term clinical skill assessment.
Conclusion: Early clinical training is feasible, effective and has a high motivational impact on basic science learning. Clinical skill training can be employed to foster learning motivation during early medical student education.


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We celebrate Christmas as Jesus' birth and what that means to us so many years later.....but we also celebrate Christmas with exchaging of gifts....and what would Christmas be like without children around us to remind us that surprises are exciting. When I hear my grandchildren squeal in delight or run to me to give hugs as a thank-you for a gift they love or to watch them playing together.....that's their gift to me. Somehow I see the true meaning of Christ's birth, the joy of God's gift to us shining through the eyes of my grandchildren when theirs sparkle with glee.
Sunday, December 30, 2007
And so this was Christmas
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A rapidly growing Alaskan wildfire that has burned 151 square miles in the Kenai Peninsula was threatening about 150 cabins, vacation homes and year-round residents in three communities on Saturday, fire officials said.
Authorities couldn't estimate how many people have been told to be ready to leave their residences because many of the buildings in the area are vacation homes. One of the communities threatened is a popular area for retirees.
Fire spokeswoman Michelle Weston said about 50 homes were evacuated briefly late Friday night when the fire kicked up. People were allowed to return to their homes when fire activity calmed down, but were warned they could be evacuated again.
The Funny Ridge Fire burning in the 1.9-million-acre Kenai National Wildlife Refuge was 20 percent contained as of Saturday morning, Weston said. The fire grew by nearly 29 square miles between 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. Friday.
About 409 firefighters are assigned to the fire, which was one of several large wildfires burning in Alaska. They are getting help from an Oregon fire crew and some water scoopers have been flown in from Alberta, Canada.
The fire is burning in three directions with most of the containment lines on the north and west sides, Weston said.
The Funny Ridge Fire was the only wildfire rapidly spreading Saturday in Alaska, which is experiencing unusually dry conditions because of unseasonably warm spring temperatures. High wind is also a challenge for people fighting the Funny Ridge Fire.
"We don't normally have a large fire like this so early in the season," said Weston, who is part of the Alaska Interagency Management Team, which includes the state Division of Forestry and federal and local officials.
Alaska is so dry that the state Division of Forestry issued a statewide outdoor burn ban on Friday afternoon, Weston said.
Wildfires in Alaska's remote areas are not unusual during the summer months, with an average of a million acres burned each fire season, she said. But the Funny Ridge Fire is unusual because it is burning so close to recreation areas known for fishing and hunting.
Alaska's outdoor recreation season begins in May.
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Sunday Casual/Intro Ride - Henley in Arden [Graham Archer]
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- Sunday Casual/Intro Ride - Henley in Arden [Graham Archer]
- When:
- Sun, 13. May 2018, 09:30
- Where:
- Red Lion, Earlswood - Earlswood
- Category:
- Sunday Ride
Breaking his captain virginity and by absolutely no demand whatsoever... Graham is your leader.... Please be gentle with him!! UPDATE 10/5/18 - COFFEE at Henley in Arden. Route is out via Lowsonford and back via Ullenhall.....or maybe the other way around.....you will have to turn up to find out!!
A casual ride of about 20-25 miles for regular riders wanting a shorter ride for a few hours on a Sunday and for potential newcomers to the club to meet other members.
The route may be be published in the Library area about 4 or 5 days before the day - or may be at the Captain's discretion on the basis of attendees.
Always check the Forum on the day for any last minute changes, updates or cancellations.
The start at The Red Lion, Earlswood has a free parking area on the opposite side of the road.
These rides were introduced as an experiment in Spring 2017 and have proved to be popular so will run on Sundays throghout the year - subject to finding Ride Captains willing to lead them!
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Online safety & civility Report: 95% of Email is Spam: Threats Aimed at Facebook & Children's Searches
Panda Labs 3rd Quarter 2010 threat report (PDF) found that 95% of all email is spam. It also said that Trojans constituted 55% of all new threats but infections via email are declining in favor of increased attacks via social networking sites including attacks associated with Facebook's "Like" button.
The Facebook Like button allows developers to use Javacript which can also be used by bad guys who use clickjacking exploits, to trick users into "liking" a page and then automatically recommending it to all their Facebook friends.
There are also increased attacks via Google's Android phones including scams that cause people to rack up phone bills with dubious services and attacks that disclose users' geolocation to a third party.
Monsters of a Different Kind
The report also said there were Black Hat SEO attacks aimed at searches for Moshi Monsters, a very popular search term for children interested in "adopting their very own pet monsters." Trouble is, some kids were encountering monsters of a different kind — ones that put malicious software on their computers. Blackhat SEO is when sites get optimized for search engines using illegitimate techniques such as packing long lists of keywords into a site designed to trick search engines into linking to them even if they have no real content related to that search.
There has also been an increase in worms spreading via USB drives. The report said that "25% of new worms are designed to spread via USB devices.
The "top" spamming country is India followed by Brazil, Russia and Ukraine. The United States is the eighth most spamming country.


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Excellent news for the Robotics Industry: Year 2013 has seen another all-time record in robot sales, reaching 168,000 units. T
March 2014
Dear Reader,
Excellent news for the Robotics Industry: Year 2013 has seen another all-time record in robot sales, reaching 168,000 units.
The main driver of the new record is the impressive demand in the Asian market, which confirms the growth achieved during recent years as well as the expected projections.
The never ending improvements in performance, quality and competitiveness of robots have generated a thrust at the basis of such success: in this perspective the imminent trade fair, AUTOMATICA 2014, in Munich represents a key event where technical developments will be shown by all worldwide actors of the Robotics Industry.
The joint 45th International Symposium on Robotics, the ISR, with the 8th German Conferene on Robotics, the Robotik 2014 (2-3 June 2014) is the meeting point for science and industry. The pioneering work of reseachers and engineers worldwide in the field of robotics will be presented and shared. The winners of the Joseph Engelberger Award will be presented at the ISR dinner on 2nd June 2014.
During the AUTOMATICA 2014, IFR will contribute to support the best understanding of trends and directions in Robotics at the CEO Round Table on 4th June, where both top representatives of robot suppliers and important final users from America, Europe and Asia will debate about the present most important technical challenge: human robot cooperation.
Another activity promoted by the IFR, intended to support superior scientific developments, is represented by IERA award, which annually honors and highlights the ideas and achievements most valued in our Industry. The call for applications has been published and the awarding ceremony will take place in Shanghai on 8th July.
The IFR looks forward to seeing you soon in Munich and Shanghai to appreciate all the recent impressive accomplishments of the robotics industry and the premises for a further and brighter progress.
Sincerely yours
Arturo Baroncelli
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- Serving a multitude of ideas that are suitable (or possibly completely inappropriate) for nearly any possible situation or dilemma!
- Share Your Ideas! We'll have standees of famous thinkers holding chalkboards, tell us what you think!
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IT won't be just a love of pies that amateur chef Alan Herron will be declaring when he appears on an ITV1 show.
The 56-year-old foodie, who was picked to make his trademark game pie with damson jelly for the channel's new Food Glorious Food programme, used the opportunity to propose to his girlfriend Kate Harris.
The father-of-two, who lives in Barley, said he was thrilled when Kate, a 52-year-old graphic designer, accepted his Hula Hoop ring during the filming.
He said: "Kate didn't suspect a thing and I managed to set it up with the help of the production team.
"Luckily, she said yes. It would have been a bit embarrassing otherwise.
"We got a lovely hug from Carol Vorderman as a bonus."
Food Glorious Food is a new programme by Simon Cowell and is presented by former Countdown star Carol Vorderman. The aim is to find Britain's best-loved recipe. Alan said he was invited along to present his dish at the Harrogate Flower Show last summer. He said: "The idea was to cook something that was special to us. I live in the countryside and I cook a lot of game. There was a lot of game around at the time so I decided to make a game pie.
"All ingredients were sourced locally of course."
The programme started on ITV1 yesterday and the episode Alan will feature in will be aired on March 13 at 8pm.
Alan said: "My theory is, I love eating and in order to love eating, you have to love cooking too.
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Canadian Cycling Association Talent Search
Ottawa - March 2nd, 1999 - The Canadian Cycling Association, in partnership with RacerMate USA, the manufacturer of CompuTrainer, announces a cycling "talent search" as part of the Toronto International Bike Show which will be held at the National Trade Centre from March 5-7th, 1999.
The objective of the talent search is to identify potential top level athletes who demonstrate natural physical attributes suited to the sport cycling. This initiative is yet another step in the commitment to Athlete Development opportunities in Canada.
CompuTrainer has been the official training simulator of the Canadian Cycling Association since 1995. It is the backbone for our physiological testing and specific conditioning. CompuTrainer equipment is used at all National and Regional Development Centres affiliated with the Canadian Cycling Association.
In addition to the talent search activities, representative from the Canadian Cycling Association and Computrainer will be available to meet with the public. Several top provincial and national level athletes will also be in attendance throughout the weekend including three time Olympic medallist, Curt Harnett, who will be on hand to meet with the public on Saturday and Sunday between noon and 2PM.
Curt is one of Canadas' best know and most successful cycling athletes. Although Curt retired from competition following the 1996 Olympic Games, he still holds a World Record for the fastest timed 200m sprint in history. Come meet a living legend.
For additional information please contact the Lisa Davey at the Canadian Cycling Association at (613) 748-5629 or by e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
(Editor's Note: You may have seen the banner for Computrainer on our site - they are doing a special promo in conjunction with the Bike Show, so click on the banner and fill out the form to receive a free video.)
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Due to the great number of inquiries regarding Ontario's first MTB Devo Team, Hardwood Hills National Cycling Development Center will be hosting a free information session and open house on March 21st, at 1:30 pm. Please call to confirm your attendance (705) 487-3775.
More details are available on the Hardwood Hills website. www.hardwoodhills.on.ca Steve Neal and Glenn Meeuwisse will both be at the Toronto Bike Show Friday evening to answer questions as well.
Pocket Rocket Cycle Ace Dave Dies in Saddle
Some ex-pat British Bike riders may be interested to learn of the death over the weekend of Dave Bedwell, a prolific pro rider in his time. I have attached the article that I pulled from the web page of my old local paper in England.
Mike Doble
Cycle Iron Man Dave dies at 70
BRITISH cycling legend Dave Bedwell has died the way he wanted ... riding his bike through the lanes of South Devon. And he will also be cremated in the way he would have wished -- wearing his cycling gear. Former Tour De France competitor Mr Bedwell, 70 and from Marldon, was with a group of Cycle Touring Club members when he suffered a massive heart attack near Barton Hall on the outskirts of Torquay at the weekend.
Today his widow, Pauline, said: "He always said he would go on his bike -- and that's just what he did. He was the love of my life. I don't know what I'll do without him."
She revealed that the former British champion, known as the sport's Iron Man because of his fearless and explosive sprint finishes, will be cremated in his cycling gear -- complete with the winner's sash he picked up in the Lester Young Memorial Race in 1964.
"He never kept all the trophies he won. He was not that kind of man. He did what he did because he loved the sport," said Mrs Bedwell. Roy Hopkins, a contemporary who lives in Teignmouth, said: "I'm devastated. Dave was the greatest sprint road man this country has known." He added: "He would come out of the bunch at the end of a race and finish like a rocket. You couldn't believe what you saw." Paignton-based ex-British professional champion Colin Lewis said: "Dave was a legend. I'd known him more than 30 years. He really was an Iron Man -- something special."
Mr Bedwell, who had five grown up children, spent 17 years as a professional racer before retiring from Essex to South Devon more than 20 years ago. He won the breakaway British Professional Road Race championship in 1949, pioneering weight training techniques to build up his 5ft 2in frame. His speed at the finish also earned him the nickname of the Pocket Rocket. Headhunted by the French Hercules team, he shook the top European riders with his power, determination and dramatic acceleration. He held the yellow jersey in the Tour Of Britain, rode in the Tour De France and included, among his many domestic honours, a record six wins in the coveted Criterium Des Vainqueurs event which always attracted the best riders in the country. He worked as a wheel builder for Colin Lewis after running his own shop -- Preston Cycles in Torquay Road. (Ed. Note: I remember visiting that shop in the mid `70s!)
"In his day he could win whatever he wanted to," said Mr Lewis. Mr Lewis revealed that the famous French cycling magazine L'Equipe was planning to do a feature about Mr Bedwell. He said a medical examination at the time by the French revealed that Mr Bedwell had a heart murmur. He only completed two stages of the classic race.
Newton Abbot rider Jackie Brodie was among the riders who were with Mr Bedwell when he collapsed on Sunday's ride. The group were riding from Kingskerswell to Dawlish when Mr Bedwell collapsed after riding up Fluder Hill. Mrs Brodie said: "Dave had been coming out with us for a few years. He was very nice and never boasted about what he'd achieved."
The funeral service wil be at Torquay Crematorium on Friday at 10.30am. Any donations should be made to the Woodland Trust.
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- The winners of the 2014 PEN Literary Awards – more than a dozen prizes honoring writers of various genres — were announced on Wednesday morning, and include Frank Bidart ("a poet of roiling intensity, a poet singularly unafraid of excess") and James Wolcott (a critic of "panoramic and encyclopedic variety"). Other winners include Ron Childress' And West Is West, which won the $25,000 PEN/Bellwether Prize for Socially Engaged Fiction, and Linda Leavell's Holding On Upside Down: The Life and Work of Marianne Moore, which won the PEN/Jacqueline Bograd Weld Award for Biography. The winner of the biggest prize, the $25,000 PEN/Robert W. Bingham Prize for Debut Fiction, will be announced at the awards ceremony in September; the finalists are Anthony Marra's A Constellation of Vital Phenomena, Ian Stansel's Everybody's Irish, Shawn Vestal's Godforsaken Idaho, Saïd Sayrafiezadeh's Brief Encounters With the Enemy and Hanya Yanagihara's The People in the Trees.
- Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura was awarded almost $2 million in a defamation suit against the estate of Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, who wrote the 2012 book American Sniper and who died last year. NPR's Alan Greenblatt reports: "Kyle wrote that in 2006 he had decked Ventura in a bar in California, after Ventura said that he hated America and that Navy SEALs 'deserve to lose a few.' Ventura denied having said any such thing and said the account had hurt his career, as well as his standing among the community of SEALs. Kyle died last year, but Ventura sued his estate."
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The Blanks Family of Essex
Hi,my name is Noel Swalling of Adelaide,South Australia.
I am researching the family of Lazarus Blanks (c.1752-1842) and his immediate descendants Edward, c. 1801
who was the 10th child of Lazarus and Sarah (nee Rumsey)who were married on 10th January 1780. They had 12
children, nine boys and three girls between 1780 and 1801. Edward was the last born in 1801 and he was Bap
tised on the 14th June 1801 in Little Baddow, Essex. Edward (1801) married Elizabeth Alger when he was 24.
Edward and Elizabeth had eight children between 1826 and 1844 with Edward, first born in 1826. Edward (1826)
married Eliza Blanks (a cousin), a daughter of Lazarus (born 1783) an elder brother of Edward (1801)in 1845.
I am trying to find out more info on both Edward (1801) and Edward (1826). I do know that Edward (1826)had
at one stage had three men and two boys working for him in his business as a Blacksmith. Elizabeth Alger`s
father, Edward farmed at Cupper`s Farm in Witham, Essex in 1848. I believe Edward (1801) died in 1867 aged
66 and that Edward (1826) died in 1885.
Any new information of changes in situation/work or social life would be appreciated.
Noel Swalling
Thomas Murphy married Bridget White c. 1790 Borris, County Carlow.
I am trying to gain more information on the Murphy family from Borris (was Idrone) County Carlow.
Father was Thomas born circa 1785-90, mother was Bridget White. Two children, Pat, Baptised 30.12.1810
and Frances,Baptised 6.03.1813.
Frances married a Robert Burridge on june 1 (or 5th) 1840 in Maidstone ,Kent,England. They had 4 children
Ann born 1841,Frances born 1842,Robert jnr.born May 1844, died May -June 1844, and Sophia born 1851.
They lived in Linton,near Maidstone,Kent and at one time Robert worked at Creaver`s Farm,Linton. The
family migrated to Australia in 1856 on the barque "Eliza" leaving Southampton on 20th May.
In 1841 English census Ann Burridge listed as age 10 months, living District 5, 316 Linton Court,Linton,
Maidstone.Robert Burridge was a miner,publican and a stonemason in Saltia, near Port Augusta, South
I am trying to trace the families of Thomas Murphy and Bridget White in particular their d.o.b. where born
and any other family members.
Thank you,
Noel Swalling
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One last thought about flings. Tennis and I have usually had an on-again, off-again love affair. I don't play tennis nearly as often as I should, and when I do, it's usually during the peak time in the summer during and after Wimbledon. I'd start to play, and then I'd start to play well enough to think I could be the next John McEnroe or the next Andre Agassi. And then fall would come, the weather would start turning cooler, school would start and the racket would go back to the closet collecting dust.
My flirtation with tennis sprang up again this summer when I responded to an ad in the newspaper for a six-lesson deal at a local tennis club — a club that, ironically enough, was founded by one of this magazine's advisory board members. Plus, the club is located in the same building as a Bally Total Fitness, which I've come to know all too well while covering the company for the magazine. I took this as a sign that, as far as tennis and I go, fate was on our side.
I didn't have formal tennis lessons as a kid, learning a lot of the game by watching it on TV and reading a how-to book by Arthur Ashe (complete with colorful illustrations). I'd either go to the neighborhood park with my brother to play, or I'd hit balls against the side of the house, leaving it in dire need of a new paint job. So I thought if I'm going to take up tennis seriously again (I did play a little in high school), I should take tennis from the top.
When the lessons started, I could tell I was probably ahead of just about everybody else in the class. Aside from flubbing a question from one of the two tennis pros by saying "volley" when I should have said "groundstroke," I was usually on the ball the entire time. I often heard, "Nice one, Stuart," from the tennis pros as I was doing drills. One time, after I hit a nifty backhand volley at the net, one of them said, "That's excellent, Stuart." My backhand motion was looking more and more like Roger Federer's classic swing every day. Wimbledon, here I come.
By the fourth lesson, we were doing butterfly drills, where we'd line up in two lines — one on the deuce side of the court and one on the ad side — and we'd hit a couple of forehands and backhands before rotating back to the end of the line. For the first time in my life, I felt like a teen-aged Russian girl at one of Nick Bollettieri's camps in Florida.
This is where the fling starts to take a turn. I was excited when they passed out sheets to sign up for four more lessons. However, I later learned that to take the four lessons, I had to sign a one-year membership. That was too steep a price to pay for me. I'm already a member at my local Jewish Community Center, although that was mostly so my daughter could get on the waiting list to attend pre-school there. (I like to think of it as buying a personal seat license at a pro sports stadium before buying the season tickets.)
Plus, the fifth lesson — where we ran more than in the first four lessons combined — re-emphasized my complete lack of endurance. Also, my heels started to hurt, another enthusiasm killer. I lasted through the sixth lesson pretty well, though, and when it came time for our tennis "party" the next night, I was rockin' and rollin', making shots left and right during actual doubles matches.
The best thing about the tennis lessons was that I got exposure to a professional tennis club, I honed my skills and I got to sweat a little bit. Hey, it beats sitting around the house all weekend.
Where tennis and I go from here is anybody's guess. I might try to play on the weekends every now and then. Or I just might let my racket stay cozy in its cover, shielding it from the dust in the closet, waiting for the next fling.


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I'm happy to report that we are 16 days into it and still going strong. There are days where we are madly craving sushi or a cheeseburger [or both :)], but the urges haven't been as bad as I thought they would be. I've been trolling the food porn websites and I'm queuing up all the meat recipes to try as soon as we're done with this detox diet.
Before this diet, I was always interested in cooking with the vegan "meats," but I made excuses that I would do it tomorrow, and that would get pushed to the next day, and so on and so forth. Well, I've been experimenting with different seitan recipes and it's been really fun and challenging. We've incorporated plenty of "greens" to our diet since we started this. And let me just say, we feel so much lighter, less bloated, and more energetic. My partner who usually consumes 6-8 cups of coffee a day, has cut down her coffee intake to about 2 cups a day, which means more $$$ saved from the frequent trips to Starbucks in the middle of the day! Seriously though, we feel much healthier since starting this diet. And I think we've even lost some weight, which is always good news 🙂
As we are more than halfway into our veganism, we were discussing what we want to do after we finish this diet. Our first idea was to celebrate with a HUGE sushi/sashimi dinner, followed by a greasy cheeseburger. [Although, I do worry how that's going to sit in our stomachs after not having meats for a month.] But I think we'd like to keep up this veganism on an every other week basis because we do feel better.
Anyway, I was really craving pancakes, bacon, and hash browns for breakfast this morning when I woke up. But I made grapefruit brulee instead because it was the right thing to do 🙂
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2 red grapefruits, halved crosswise
White sugar
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Remove all the seeds from the grapefruit, and cut the segments with a knife so that it's easier to scoop out. [I never knew to cut the segments with a knife until recently when my partner said that's the way people eat grapefruit. All this time up until now, I always struggled with eating grapefruits and actually gave up eating them because it was "too much work."]
Sprinkle each half evenly with sugar. Melt the sugar with the blowtorch until the sugar becomes golden brown and crispy.
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Recent times our Application users are getting the below Middle Tier error while they trying to do MvbOrgType override / Merge for a source location and this issue won't occur for all MvbOrgType override/ Merge records.
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3) We have stopped the Standardization services and resubmitted it but it's successfully submitted.
We have given the Log and Code part as well below.
"[2013 04 10 10:26:08] com.merck.mvd.cma.commands.SourceLocationSaveComma nd ERROR [Ajp13Processor[8057][7]] Problem while Calling the Business MethodMessage Code:600, Message: com.merck.mvd.middletier.business.BusinessExceptio n: Message Code:600, Message: SourceLocationId:25612076
Message Code:600, Message: com.merck.mvd.middletier.business.BusinessExceptio n: Message Code:600, Message: SourceLocationId:25612076
[2013 04 10 10:26:08] com.merck.mvd.cma.util.CMAUtility ERROR [Ajp13Processor[8057][7]] Exception is Message Code:600, Message: com.merck.mvd.middletier.business.BusinessExceptio n: Message Code:600, Message: SourceLocationId:25612076".
* Executes the standardization method for the source location. This needs to
* be done immediately after an override is applied or expired. The requirements
* state that an override will become effective immediately, so the record can
* not be stored into a queue and wait until it can be processed. This must be
* done synchronously.
private void standardize(SourceLocationEntityLocal p_srcLoctn) throws
* Business rules for standardizing a location.
* @ejb.interface-method view-type="local"
* @param iDummyParameter this parameter is here because of a defect in javadoc with JDK 1.4.1
* without this param javadoc and ejbgen won't generate this method on the local interface
* because it is overloaded. To do: test this without the param in future versions of javadoc
* @param p_sourceLocationEntity local interface for the source location entity bean
* @throws BusinessException
* @throws IllegalArgumentException
public void standardize(SourceLocationEntityLocal p_sourceLocationEntity)
throws BusinessException {
updateSourceLocation(p_sourceLocationEntity,standa rdizedSourceLocation);
Please anyone provide some idea reg the root cause for this Issue..
Thanks in Advance,.


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This year's Grammys had a lot of memorable moments, like Madonna's surprise performance, Yoko Ono dancing to Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, Stevie Wonder joining Daft Punk on stage, and Pharrell's much discussed hat.
Some of the coolest moments however, were when stars shared photos and tweets from behind the scenes: Neil Patrick Harris photobombed John Legend, Taylor Swift showed some love for Lorde, and Imagine Dragons got a little messy.
U.S. & World
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Happy Tuesday, ladies! I hope everyone had a great weekend and y'all's week is off to a good start! (Is it weird that I used a slang word like y'all, but still punctuated it properly??) The weekend was a long one for me and I'm already ready for the next one! I was busy the whole time, but I did get some scrapping done! Speaking of scrapping (and getting back on topic), this week I am spotlighting another wonderful challenge: the word art challenge hosted by the amazing Susie of Psychozoe Designs!
Let's see the gorgeous WA Susie created for us to work with this month:
Unique, upbeat–so very Psychozoe! hehe
This WA is really cool and the fabulous ladies in the forum did not disappoint with their sweet creative skills this month! If you need some inspiration to complete this challenge, look no further!
By skcosti
By BriannasScrapper
By mom2triplets04
Beautiful, beautiful work! I love how all three of these LOs use the same word art in totally different ways through completely different techniques. Now that's talent!
Now it's YOUR turn! Of course, the June word art challenge is going on through the end of June. To get the WA freebie, just hop over to the forum for instructions and you can get to scrapping!
As always, I want to remind you to get credit for the challenges, you need to head over to the June Challenge Points Tracking thread and post with your LO links so we can get you that discount code or gift certificate! Also, any questions about this or any of our challenges should be directed to the Cookie Jar so a groovy GingerScraps lady can help you! Note: if you want to see your layout highlighted here on the blog, don't forget to play along with the challenges and post your LOs in the threads! I pick three scraps a week to show off; yours could be up here next week! 🙂
That's it for this post! Have a great rest of your week and see you in the forums! <3


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Have you ever heard the saying that your victory is in your peace? When I was growing up the older people in the church use to sing this song called Victory Shall be Mine, which went as follows:
Victory, victory shall be mine.
Victory, victory shall be mine.
If I hold my peace, let the Lord fight my battles.
Victory, victory shall be mine.
For the longest time I didn't understand what they meant by this because to hold your tongue, not fight for yourself, etc. was seen as a sign of weakness, softness or simply just being a punk; and, of course, if you're a punk you get beat down. I also thought this was about not being able to defend yourself.
It wasn't until I learned about the maa aankh and compared it with the story or Legend of Osar (Ausar, Asar or Osiris). According to legend, king Osar was responsible for bringing peace, prosperity and order to the Kamitic/Kemetic people. He was loved by everyone until his envious brother Set (Set-an or Satan) murdered him and usurped the throne. Thanks to Osar's devoted wife, an heir to the throne was conceived named Hru (Heru, Hrw or Horus) who challenged Set when he came of age. Now for a period of time, when the two engaged in battle, it usually ended in stalemate because Set was more conniving; after all he is the author of chaos, confusion and master of war. It wasn't until Hru who had a gouged out eye repaired so that he could see clearly, and allow the deceased Osar to intercede on his behalf, that Hru was able to finally defeat Set and win the war. After doing so, he was awarded the double crown called the Pschent.
Set's color is the color red, which according to ancient African symbolism is the color of life, mediation, fire, aggression and masculinity, which is why the Kamitic/Kemetic people called the northern region of their country, Lower Kamit/Kemet, TASETT (The Red Lands), symbolized by the red crown they called the Deshret. Basically, it is what our elders use to call a "hot head".
The southern region of the country further into the interior of Africa, the Kamitic or Kemetic people called it Upper Kamit/Kemet or KAMTA (The Black Lands) but they symbolized the dark fertile grounds of their country with a white crown they called the Hedjet. The color white in the ancient African mystery systems symbolizes purity, cleanliness (hence ethics and morality, thus a clean heart), knowledge, wisdom, stability, the honorable dead or the ancestors.
This means that Hru was given the double crown because he was able to keep a cool head and not allow his passion for victory to defeat him. In the Japanese martial arts systems the samurai Code of Bushido teaches and I paraphrase that a "the best warrior is the calm warrior". In the Afro-Brazillian martial arts Capoeira mestres (masters) are forever telling young adepts not to just kick all widly but to exercise control. Even in the Hip Hop world, jokers are told that they need to "CHILL".
I understand now that your victory is in your peace is all about exercising self-control, self-discipline and inner strength. It is not about not defending your self but about not worrying and having any fear. This is why Set is considered evil in the Kamitic/Kemetic tradition, it is because he doesn't exercise any self-control and simply allows his emotions (arrogance, lust, greed, jealousy, his hater mentality) to control him. He had a hot head and/or a hard head, which reminds me that my grandfather use to say a hard head makes a what??? Yeah, soft behind. He also use to say, "Don't let your mouth write a check that your butt can't cash", which all deals with excessive emotions or no control.
When we exercise a little control, the blessings of God (peace, wisdom, stability, etc.) manifests themselves in our life as hunches, intuitive thoughts, ideas, dreams, etc. delivered to us through our ancestors. It is through the blessings of God that we solve our problems.
What do you think?
For a complete discourse and in-depth analysis see:
MAA AANKH: Finding God the Afro-American Way, by Honoring the Ancestors and Guardian Spirits.


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The Queens Parks branch, led by chief of recreation for the borough Iris Rodriguez-Rosa, set up at the top of the sledding slope at Juniper Valley Park in Middle Village, where hundreds of locals gathered to enjoy the snow and sunshine.
Rodriguez-Rosa explained that the city has been hosting these events for years, and even though it was organized in only a couple of days, it is "a staple event."
"If there's more than six inches and the weather calls for it – if it's not blizzard conditions – then we are able to come out here," said Rodriguez-Rosa. "We try to make sure that we grab the first substantial snowfall."
The event had a little something for everyone, even those who may not own a sled.
"We bring out sleds that we have people borrow from us because sometimes there are people from the community that just did not have the opportunity to go buy a sled or have the financial ability to be able to purchase a sled," Rodriguez-Rosa said. "Then we also have hot chocolate, so we've given out more than 500 cups of hot chocolate today alone at this location."
April Dubish, who was at the park with her son Max and several family friends, said that she was happy to have a reason to get outdoors.
"We just had a great snowstorm so we wanted to take advantage of the great slopes and snow," Dubish said. "I live nearby in Queens, so it's a great opportunity and Parks did a great job with this."
There were also park rangers onsite providing snowshoeing lessons, which Parks employees like Joe Conforti said is a great way to provide New Yorkers with a sense of the outdoors, even within the confines of the city.
"It's a little more light recreation, and you're able to test out the snowshoes in the deeper snow, get that kind of feel in case you're out of the city and want to do that kind of thing you can get a glimpse of it here," Conforti said.
Local siblings Daniel and Sarah Hill were among those who came out to enjoy the sledding and both tried snowshoeing for the first time at the snow day.
"We love to sled and we love the air that we get. This is our first time snowshoeing. It's cool but it's kind of hard because it's clunky," said Daniel, to which his sister Sarah added, "It's kind of hard because the parts are made of metal, so it's kind of hard to lift your feet."
Rodriguez-Rosa said she was thankful that the weather held up to make the event a success.
"Because of the temperatures, the snow has compacted, so we're not losing the snow," she said.