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The author of the book: Roald Dahl
Edition: BBC Audiobooks Ltd
Date of issue: 4 November 2002
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text: Salvetti's Italian Grill is like taking a trip to Italy without leaving the MS Gulf Coast. This family friendly restaurant specializes in meals that are homemade and delicious. The only problem you will have is choosing what to eat! Salvetti's features authentic Italian cooking with dishes such as Shrimp Parmigiana, Calzonewich, specialty pizzas, sub sandwiches, baked ziti and more…all cooked fresh from family recipes passed down through generations. The restaurant offers a cozy feel as well, with checkered tablecloths, simple décor, and a friendly staff.

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The current generation of young adults, commonly called "millennials", is often criticized for being self-centered, "spoiled", the product of "helicopter parents", showing the signs of having grown up in a culture where "everyone was a winner". On the other hand, studies also show them to be the most socially conscious, idealistic, and optimistic generation in a long time (despite the evidence that things are not going so well for them, and little reason to think they'll improve soon). They, as a group, have become politically involved, shocking the established political order with their enthusiasm for the presidential candidacy of an old Jewish socialist from New York City via Vermont, making Sen. Sanders a viable contender
This generation includes most medical students, as well as most residents, so I get to see them a lot. I can say that there are many in this group who are committed, hard-working, idealistic and self-sacrificing. And there are a lot who are not. In short, they are people. Yes, there are those who, for whatever reasons in their personality or upbringing, are "all about me", argue their grades, have no time for giving to others, seem to have no sense of the collective good, and sometimes make me wonder why they want to be doctors. But you know what? We had those people back in my generation. I was in college in the 1960s, and not pre-med, and there were pre-meds around who had the reputation as narrow, grade-grubbing, and not socially involved. There were also pre-meds who were very involved in the major struggles of the day, anti-war, civil rights, racism. I was in a post-baccalaureate premedical program in the early 1970s, when the Vietnam War, with its extension into Cambodia, was peaking. Many of my fellow students, going to night classes after working all day, could not be seen as privileged, but many, including veterans, were active in those movements. And many were not.
I was in medical school in the mid-1970s, and there were many who were all about themselves and their futures. And many whose futures turned out to be very distinguished and productive. There was also a lot of social involvement. Chicago had a number of medical schools, and students knew each other across schools, even sometimes roomed together. When a physician researcher at one school was discovered to be doing research that targeted poor black women, students there protested; when he planned to leave for a job at another school, students there made an issue of it. I was involved in some of these struggles, and some in medical school. When, at a forum of the whole school to discuss the impact of our 3-year curriculum, the Chairman of Surgery announced he thought our 3rd-year medical students were ill-prepared because he had heard some of them asking nurses for advice on skills such as starting an IV ("in my day, we would never have asked nurses for advice!"), I stood up and spoke on how we were glad to not be like that, that we wanted to be able to learn from anyone. Maybe not my smartest hour (the chair of another department tried to get my year-old grade in his clerkship changed), but I bring it up because there appeared to be generational differences then, as now. I am not an expert on generational trends (for this I recommend the outstanding book by Paul Taylor, "The Next America"[1]), but looking back I also remember senior faculty who were very supportive of progressive efforts; I think that then, as now, it is people who are different, not really generations.
Our current and recent medical students at KU created and continue to staff and work hard for the Jaydoc Student-run Free Clinic, which provides care for folks with little or no money or insurance in the evenings; succeeding classes, if not generations, have expanded the scope and impact of the clinic. Students frequently volunteer for, and self-fund, trips to provide care in poorer countries – and even sometimes in our own, for those left out of our non-system of health care. (These trips are generically called "mission trips" even when there is no explicit evangelical religious component; however, many are indeed organized by religious organizations, and personed by students, doctors and others motivated by their religious beliefs. I may not be a big fan of religious evangelism, but I am a big fan of people doing good work!) Many of our students are active in the community, in local as well as national programs. They regularly volunteer for the school-based health clinic at a local high school, named the Bulldoc for the school's teams, the Bulldogs, by the high school's students (post-milennials?). The clinic itself was created by a collaboration between the school, school district, community groups (particularly pastors), medical school faculty, and students – in particular one medical student, without whose efforts it would never have come to pass.
When I was young, and even in earlier generations, many students, like other people, worked for the interests of others as well as themselves. Many do so now. Others, it is sad (to me) to say, are indeed self-absorbed, and all about themselves. Like other people, like doctors – and nurses and accountants and steelworkers and retail clerks and unemployed people. We can only laud those whose work demonstrates the "better angels" of human nature, and hope that narrow, selfish behaviors will extinguish.
To those who are in medical school, I want to say "No, it is not about you. It is about the people for whom you will be caring. And let's not forget what 'caring' means." Sometimes I actually do. Maybe we should all say, or at least think, that more often.
[1] Taylor, P and the Pew Research Center, "The Next America: Boomers, Millennials, and the Looming Generational Showdown", 2014.


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Two of the five secret projects I've been working on have been delivered (see This And That for more on those two -- and I cannot express how delighted I am to have been part of the surprise!), and three are part of Something Big And Wonderful, and wait on someone else's timing.
Now that the Sekrit Projects are complete, I've gotten a moment to work on my own knitting. And, as of yesterday, Wing o'the Moth is finished and blocking, just in time for a trip to Long Island and Rhinebeck!
It's always a guess, what to pack for Rhinebeck and WEBS. It could be cold, could be raining, could be cold AND raining, and it could be positively tropical, tank-top weather.
This is the first time I've been on the west coast and headed for Rhinebeck so, while I'm tempted to pack my entire wardrobe, I'm trying to be a bit more judicious. Current forecast is chilly (but not all of the way to "cold") both days, and windy on Sunday.
Kingscot[e] is definitely going, as is Hypotenuse. And Wing (even if I have to wear it over a coat!), but I think other, lighter shawls (Diamond Fantasy Lace, fex) will have to stay home.
I do have my List Of Things To Look For (but am not feeling obligated to buy anything) but, even better, have my List Of People I Want To See. (WEBS and Marcy on Monday!)
Before Rhinebeck, though, I'm headed to Long Island to see Susan and folks with whom I used to work at Brookhaven National Laboratory. Swell fun!
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And I couldn't be more delighted at this surprise! I can't wait to see you and Susan!
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text: Liberty Group Acquires The Hampton Inn & Suites – Cape Coral, Florida January 14, 2013 by Press Release Liberty Group and Hilton Hotels are proud to announce the acquisition of the Hampton Inn & Suites in downtown Cape Coral, Florida. Built in 2005 and ideally located between Miami and Tampa, the hotel offers the perfect base for guests to discover the Fort Myers/Cape Coral area. "The Hampton Inn & Suites in Cape Coral adheres to our investment strategy of acquiring under-valued top-tier assets. The Southwest Florida market continues to demonstrate significant resurgence and economic recovery and we anticipate creating tremendous value through our great relationship with Hilton Hotels, and increasing Net Operating Income through capital improvements and operational efficiencies," said Punit R. Shah, President & Chief Operating Officer of the Liberty Group. The hotel features 75 guestrooms & suites, an outdoor pool, fitness center, 2,000sf meeting room, and atrium-style great room. Located amongst numerous demand generators, the award-winning hotel is preferred by corporate and leisure travelers alike. Forbes Magazine recently named Cape Coral as #1 for employment growth in the entire United States for 2013 with projected growth of 23%. The Hotel was developed in 2005 for a reported cost of $7.5m and subsequently foreclosed upon by its senior lender in 2011. Liberty acquired the distressed hotel direct from the lender at a significant discount to the unpaid principal balance. Liberty Group intends to invest in significant renovations and enhancements to the hotel in mid 2013. The hotel will be managed by Liberty Hospitality Management, an affiliated-entity of the Liberty Group. Liberty Group continues to focus on hotel acquisitions, specifically targeting stabilized portfolios in excess of $20m. ABOUT THE LIBERTY GROUP Established over three decades ago by Raxit Shah and now led by his son Punit Shah, Liberty Group is a full-service, vertically integrated hotel investment, development, and management company that prides itself on its proven entrepreneurial and strategic approach to investment placement. Liberty targets its investments to maximize asset performance through clear and concise investment goals. Its proactive, integrated approach of continually assessing each investment with regard to its performance, market position, current value, and capital structure allows Liberty to monitor the market and optimize returns. With over $265,000,000 invested across various asset classes in the United States and United Kingdom, the Liberty Group demonstrates a proven track record behind successful real estate investment and development. To learn more, please visit www.LibertyG.com. emailprintShare this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Related


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Free Healthy Recipe - Hot Chilli Tuna Rice Salad
Dairy free, Gluten free, Low fat, Low sugar, Wheat Free
Make this super quick lunch with canned sweetcorn and leftover cooked brown rice from dinner the night before. It's great athletes food for everyone to enjoy. Recipe courtesy of MSC Certified John West Tuna
1/3 cup brown rice, cooked
125 grams corn kernells, drained
2 tbs cucumber, finely diced
95 grams canned tuna, chilli flavoured, drained
parsley to garnish
Gently toss together the cooked rice, corn and cucumber.
Makes 1 servings
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Emerging Leaders and DeSoto Central Market bring you this year's 7 Chef Series event, "Rock Out!" Enjoy 80's rock-inspired menu items prepared by more than fifteen of the Valley's top chefs and mixologists, and rock out to live music and entertainment all night!
Proceeds from the 7 Chef Series Rock Out! benefit Phoenix Children's Hospital and the Condition Critical campaign to build a new Emergency Department and Level 1 Trauma Center.
Rock Out! takes place on Saturday, October 15th from 7pm-10pm at DeSoto Central Market, with an "Encore" After Party to follow. Tickets include all you can eat food and cocktail tastings, two drink tickets, music from DJ Mr. Phoenix, a live 80's cover band and one raffle ticket for a chance to win some incredible prizes- including your very own Fender electric guitar!
So, basically, I'm gonna have to go run about 10 miles and swim another 3 to off-set the calories I'm gonna inhale at this event.
But what a great time to start enjoying the beautiful Phoenix evening weather.
And, of course, the question is: if you could name a dish after a 90s rock song, what would it be? Frankly, I'm stumped. I can't think of what combination of foods would warrant being named after "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" by Tears for Fears.


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So... In the end I randomly decided to go retro (because I'm so old now, boohoo) with the birthday Care Bear. Why not, right? Its mah party, I'll care(bear) if I want toooo...
Freehand Birthday Care Bear Nail Art - Retro!
So... In the end I randomly decided to go retro (because I'm so old now, boohoo) with the birthday Care Bear. Why not, right? Its mah party, I'll care(bear) if I want toooo...
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Cutesy! Happy birthday, Ithi :)ReplyDelete
The bear is so perfect that I thought that it is a water decal...You never stop to amaze me with your work, this one is cute and fun and perfect for birthday!ReplyDelete
That's a perfect Care Bear nail art <3ReplyDelete
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Yeah, so the new Mutilation Rites album has already leaked. So for a lot of people, this album is already old. Me personally? I don't download leaks. Not anti-download: I download quite a bit of shit. But many times, I give bands the common courtesy of waiting until after the official release before pirating the album... and sometimes, when I am feeling kinda crazy, I even pay for music. In 2012. Creepy no?
I absolutely adored last years double release from Botanist, and I see the project as one of the best and most exciting in Black Metal right now. So I could not be more stoked for the new album, which sees Botanist become even more strange, spell binding and atmospheric.
Another leak, this one has been up on Youtube for a few weeks now, and yes I listened to it that way. No where near enough to make a full judgment, but my initial feeling is this: pretty bad. I am in the minority when it comes to Belus and Fallen: while neither were masterpieces, I enjoyed them. Umskiptar feels totally toothless, and frequently heads into "irredeemably cheesy" territory. Still, once I get my hands on the full length, I can spend more time with it.
Fucking killer new band from Sri Lanka, Genocide Shrines debut EP should be hitting pretty soon. Thick, skull crushing, atmospheric Death Metal. Reminds me a lot of Innumberable Forms and Muknal. Should be one of the best releases of the year.
Also got a couple of bonus links for all my lovely readers:
New Martyrdod track via Pitchfork: http://pitchfork.com/reviews/tracks/13519-kottberg/
Sounds solid. Martyrdod deliver the goods.
New track from The Tallest Man on Earth via Rolling Stone: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/mp3-download-the-tallest-man-on-earth-1904-20120515
We here at the Curse are big Folk music fans, so any news of The Tallest Man on Earth is gonna be a big deal. Truth be told, Kristian Matsson's project has been on a steady decline since Shallow Grave, but at the very least There's No Leaving Now should be pretty and relaxing.


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Spring celebrations are part of a lot of cultures--most of them revolve around the Vernal Equinox (Norruz or Nowruz in the Persian/Zoroastrian culture; Shunbun no hi or Shunki kōrei-sai during the higan time in Japan; Easter in the Western world. Something that's particularly Western/British Isles though are the May fertility celebrations. All political co-option aside, the beginning of May was/is the Spring celebration in Britain.
Andy Letcher posted some pics from the Dartmoor May celebration with some good commentary. Go and take a look.
PS: Happy anniversary to my sister and her husband!
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Another week has flown by and TGIF! I have quite the post for you :)
My friend, the amazing Anjani Athukorala, is a woman of many dimensions - she is smart, witty, creative and the girl's got style! She also likes the good things in life and knows the value of living while you can.
Right now, she is on a mission - a fun mission, to really live and to experience life and the world around us in all it's simple glory. God knows, we would all like to just step outside the norm and have our own personal "Eat.Pray.Love" moment. Well, that's exactly what she did! Without further ado, here are the details of the journey in the words of the lady herself:
"What do you do when you run out of positivity and a zest for living? Elizabeth Gilbert had a clue.
After recently re-watching the movie remake, two close friends were inspired to conduct a mini version of the plot. Not having the luxury of one year of leave, a huge movie budget or the luck of the leading male co-star, restrictions were put in place and the plan was formed.
6 days, 4 scenic destinations in beautiful Sri Lanka, 2 friends, 1 road and 1 goal, to enjoy life in its simplicity and to revel in the day to day activities that we take for granted.
And so begins the beginning... "
Are These Women Crazy?
"I think that is a legitimate question really… what would possess two women to even attempt something like this.
Well, it was getting to a point in the year, where we were feeling burnt out, exhausted, uninspired and we realized that time for ourselves was just not available anymore… we were spending way too much time being bogged down by things that didn't matter and it was getting to a point where it was just plain depressing.
So we planned a road trip... 6 days across the country… exploring beautiful Jaffna and it's amazing cuisine, serene Anuradhapura and its spiritual surroundings and stunning Kalpitiya for the romance of the ocean… and then it hit me… unbeknown to us we were planning a road trip that resembled a mini eat pray love…
Eat.Pray.Love is a fantastic book/movie that always left us both with a great feel good after effect. I am sure many of us dreamed of having a similar experience. But where is the time? Where are the resources?
So I guess you could call this a mini experiment. Although it might not be to the grand scale in the movie or book, this is more like a tribute… to a great idea... a feel good sabbatical… that maybe every single person should aspire to embark on… no matter the resources, no matter the restrictions… as an ode to life and the beauty of living.
So I hope you stay tuned as I keep track of our mini 6-day adventure and maybe we will discover something new along the way."
The Plan
"What is "Eat.Pray.Love": The Mini-Series?
In Brief: It's a six-day road trip, two women conquering the A9 highway. The Journey: Colombo -> Jaffna -> Anuradhapura -> Mannar -> Kalpitiya -> Colombo.
The Breakdown
Jaffna: Eat eat eat!!! Everything in sight, and savor the amazing cuisine of Jaffna! Crab curry, Jaffna Kool, Rio Ice Cream, Dosa, Lassi etc… We will be visiting a variety of different eating establishments.
Anuradhapura: Pray, visiting the amazing temples of the area, enjoying the serenity and meditating
Mannar: A day visit to a girl's orphanage
Kalpitiya: Love, ourselves, spend time unwinding, relaxing and doing feel-good things and reflecting on the year that has passed."
So there you have it. The beginning of a great adventure and the road to self-discovery and personal satisfaction.


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Metropolitan City in India is a city with a population of more than 10 Lakh. Metropolitan cities are huge cities with large population and industries. Job Opportunities and Industries are the major reasons that attract people to a particular city and make it a metropolitan city.
Metropolitan Cities have better infrastructure, health facilities, connectivity and growth opportunities as compared to other cities in India. At present, India has more than 45 metropolitan cities, which have a population of more than 10 Lakh.
Apart from being highly populated, metropolitan cities play a key role in the development of the country. Due to the presence of numerous industries, the contribution of Metropolitan cities in the country's GDP is more than other cities in India.
Among all metropolitan cities in India, Delhi is on the first spot in terms of population with a population of more than 4 Crore. This post describes about the Top 10 Metropolitan Cities in India:
10. Jaipur
Jaipur has occupied the 10th position in this list and has a population of 30.73 Lakh. Being the capital city of the largest state of India, Rajasthan, Jaipur is also a centre of numerous multinational companies.
Jaipur is also a hub of many Global Outsourcing Companies and HCL, Infosys, Deutsche Bank and Genpact are some of the companies with their offices in the city.
The history of Jaipur dates back to the year 1727, when it was founded by Jai Singh II, the King of Amer. Since its foundation to the present, Jaipur has transformed drastically and compete with other metropolitan cities in terms of infrastructure, employment opportunities and connectivity.
Population: 30. 73 Lakh
9. Surat
Diamond City of India, Surat stand at 9th in the list of top 10 metropolitan cities in India. With a GDP of more than $40 Billion, Surat stand among cities with the highest GDP in India.
Located on the banks of the Tapti River, Surat is the largest exporter of diamond in the country with a share of more than 90% in total diamond exports. Apart from diamond exports, Surat is also the Textile City of India and account for more than 12% of the total fabric production in India.
Surat is also a hub of various giant corporations and IT companies, which also contribute to the economy of the city. Some of the giant corporations in Surat are ONGC, ESSAR, L&T, UltraTech Cement, TCS, Shell and HCL.
Population: 44.62 Lakh
8. Pune
Cultural Capital of Maharashtra, Pune with a population of 50.49 Lakh is the next metropolitan city in this list. Pune is the second largest city of Maharashtra and an emerging IT hub of India.
In past few decades, Pune has become a centre of many companies and emerging as an IT hub of the country. Accenture, Amdocs, Infosys, TCS and IBM are some of the IT Giants present in the city.
Pune is also known as the Oxford of the East due to the presence of numerous esteemed educational institutions. College of Engineering Pune, Fergusson College, B.J. Medical College and Symbiosis International University are some of the reputed educational institutions in the city.
Population: 50.49 Lakh
7. Ahmedabad
7th position of the list is occupied by Ahmedabad, the largest city of Gujarat. Ahmedabad is one of the largest commercial and industrial centres in the western part of the India.
Adani Group, Torrent Pharmaceuticals, Nirma, Arvind Mills and Torrent Power are some of the companies in Ahmedabad.
Population: 63.52 Lakh
6. Hyderabad
Hyderabad with a population of 77.49 Lakh is the next metropolitan city in this list. With a GDP of more than $74 Billion, Hyderabad is the largest contributor in GDP of Telangana.
Population: 77.49 Lakh
5. Bangalore
Capital City of Karnataka and IT hub of India, Bangalore has occupied the 5th position in the list of top 10 metropolitan cities in India. Bangalore has a GDP of more than $80 Billion and its a centre of numerous IT companies, Manufacturing Companies and other industries.
IT Industry contributes the major part of the city's economy and its hugeness can be traced from the fact that IT Companies in Bangalore contribute more than 30% of total IT exports of India. Accenture, Oracle, Infosys and Capgemini are some of the IT companies in Bangalore.
Population: 84.99 Lakh
4. Chennai
Chennai, also known as Gateway to South India is the next metropolitan city in this list. Capital City of Tamil Nadu, Chennai has a strong economy with a GDP of more than $60 Billion.
Chennai has a diverse economy consisting of different types of industries, which contribute significantly in the economy of the country. Automobile, Information Technology, Textile and Petrochemicals are some of the major industries in Chennai.
Population: 86.96 Lakh
3. Kolkata
Kolkata, also known as Cultural Capital of India is among the most developed cities in India and occupied 3rd place in this list. Capital City of West Bengal, Kolkata with a GDP of more than $150 Billion is 3rd largest city in the country in terms of GDP.
Kolkata is the largest commercial city of the eastern part of India and a centre of numerous private and public sector companies. Coal India Limited, Britannia Industries, ITC Limited, Birla Corporation and Visa Group are some of the companies in Kolkata.
Also, Kolkata is growing swiftly as an IT hub of India with presence of many IT companies. IBM, Accenture, Capgemini, Siemens, Ericcson and Cisco are some of the IT Giants in Kolkata.
Population: 1.41 Crore
2. Mumbai
City of Dreams, Mumbai with a population of 1.84 Crore stand at 2nd in the list of top 10 metropolitan cities in India. Being Financial Capital of India, Mumbai contributes more than 6% of the country's GDP and has a GDP of more than $200 Billion.
Mumbai is the headquarter of many public sector companies, government institutions and giant corporations. State Bank of India, Reliance Industries Limited, HPCL, ICICI Bank, Essar Group, Larsen & Toubro and Aditya Birla Group are some of the organizations with their headquarter in Mumbai.
Population: 1.84 Crore
1. Delhi
Among all metropolitan cities in India, Delhi stands on top with a population of 4.6 Crore. National Capital Territory of Delhi or Delhi is one of the largest commercial centres of the country with a GDP of more than $160 Billion.
Delhi is a hub of numerous Giant Corporations, IT Companies and Government Organisations, which not only contribute in the GDP of the city but also provide huge job opportunities. ONGC, IOCL, JK Tyre, Snapdeal and Videocon are some of the companies in Delhi.
Delhi is also a centre of esteemed educational institutions of different domains like engineering, medical, law, commerce, science, etc. IIT Delhi, Delhi Technological University, All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), National Law University, St. Stephen's College and Sriram College of Commerce are some of the esteemed educational institutions in Delhi.
Delhi is also a preferred holiday destination in India as it has numerous places to see. Akshardham Temple, Red Fort, India Gate, Qutub Minar, Jantar Mantar and Connaught Place are some of the tourist attractions in Delhi.
Population: 4.60 Crore


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Categories: Environmental education Date: Nov 27, 2008 Title: Pálfája is awaiting for you! First semester starts in the Educational Centre
The Pálfája Educational Centre, opened this summer, from September, 2008 is fully operational. The outdoor classes in biology and environmental studies, and also the guided tours for groups on the study trail are open for all classes and school groups. If you are interested, please register for the free-of-charge programmes.
Following the Family Day in September the study trail with professional guidance and the outdoor biology classes have started in Pálfája woods. Within two months more than 280 children and adults asked for a guided tour and five classes from Nagykőrös and its environs participated in the outdoor school classes. The educational centre also offers traditional craft and do-it-yourself programmes and during the summer we will also organize environmental summer camps for children. During the first year all the programmes are free-of-charge, as their costs are covered by the LIFE-Nature project. Ask for more informationa and register for the programmes by phone, calling +36-30-663-4657 or by e-mail to email@example.com .
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This week Mag Mile Runner asked: Why do you run? What is the main reason? We all have multiple reasons why we run (physical and mental health, friends, competition, etc), but what is The One main reason you keep lacing up and getting out there?
When I was in college I hated to sweat. I sweat pretty easily. So much so that I didn't wear make-up for those four years because I would sweat it off by the time I finished walking to class.
Something changed, though, when I graduated and got out into the "real" world. Suddenly sitting at a desk or milling away on the elliptical at the gym weren't cutting it for me. I wanted to feel like I'd done something after a workout. I wanted to feel accomplished.
Enter sore muscles and sweat.
I love the feeling you get after a strong workout. I love to feel the sweat dripping off my face. I love when I can practically wring out my shirt. When my face is gritty with salt after a run.
There are lots of workouts that make me break a sweat. But nothing makes me feel like I've really pushed myself cardio-wise like a strong run. Track intervals, long runs, running a tempo pace with friends. I'll take any of those. As long as they result in slightly damp clothes.


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"First thing's first, this dvd is out of print. Fans of the series need to snatch it quick before it sky rockets to ridiculous prices. The dvd is a quality transfer, wide screen, with a featurette and a trailer. The movie itself is decent enough, and it's one of the only true Hellraiser movies since after part 4, the series just turned to lousy DTV scripts with pinhead simply written in at the last minute, so part 3 as it is, is still a true Hellraiser movie, so get it while you can."


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rideATAXIA is a bike ride consisting of cyclists of all levels that raises money for FARA's (Friedreich's Ataxia Research Alliance) mission to treat and cure Friedreich's ataxia (FA) through research while also raising awareness of the disease. FA is a life-shortening, degenerative neuromuscular disorder found in about one in 50,000 people worldwide. rideATAXIA will be having a 1, 6 and 12 mile bike ride starting at Bolsa Chica State Beach, Tower 21 to Huntington State Beach and ending at Bolsa Chica for a post ride lunch celebration.
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If our obsession with Will and Kate's royal wedding was anything to go by, we love fairy tales! Which is why there's much to love about a live-action revival of a 1950's animated classic.
"Cinderella" screenwriter Chris Weitz and director Kenneth Branagh tastefully transform a tale as old as time into a magical 105-minute picture.
Part of "Cinderella's" charm lies with its lead, a good and wholehearted heroine that we can emulate. Lily James's very likable and animated as Ella. She has a happy childhood with her father (Ben Chaplin) and her mother (Hayley Atwell) until her parents pass away. But as the story goes, she's mistreated by her cruel and jealous stepmother (Cate Blanchett) and two gaudy stepsisters (played by Sophie McShera and Holliday Grainger) while she bears a grin, talks to mice and lives by her mother's maxim, "Have courage and be kind."
Filmed by Haris Zambarloukos and edited by Martin Walsh, "Cinderella" is visually stunning and shows off Sandy Powell's costume designs. There's an ariel shot of Ella's two stepsisters in bed surrounded by frumpy dresses. James looks gorgeous in blue — spinning in the prince's arms. And Blanchett makes a pretty picture in a vibrant green dress that would make Scarlett O'Hara jealous (this one's not made out of curtains).
Although Weitz and Branagh's live-action version follows a safe and predictable script, it sweeps us off our feet in the same fashion as Kate Middleton's real-life "Cinderella" story.
Prince Charming goes by the name as Kit (Richard Madden), and pretends he's an apprentice at the castle. Courtesy of her fairy godmother (Helena Bonham Carter), Ella attends his ball dressed up as a princess. And they — like Prince William and Kate Middleton — lived happily ever after.
"Cinderella" was directed by Kenneth Branagh and written by Chris Weitz.


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All pre-ordered pies will be available for pick-up (to pre-order go to www.nolapieguy.com and select "pick-up") and the NOLA Pie Guy will have homemade pies available by the slice.
Come early for a slice of the exclusive "Pourciau Pie"inspired by my black and white cake recipe on last night's episode of the Food Network's Worst Cooks in America!
From the show: Decorating Niche: An interior designer by trade, Chet is sure that any challenge involving decorating is his for the taking. "I'm going to decorate the hell out of this damn cake, you hear me?" he asks his fellow competitors. He plans to make a black-and-white cake topped with cream-filled sandwich cookies. Although Chef Bobby praises the cake's appearance, Dash and Sawyer aren't impressed with its taste.
Read more at: http://www.foodnetwork.com/shows/worst-cooks-in-america-season-4-top-moments-of-episode-4/pictures/index.html?oc=linkback
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A portion of all profits will be donated to Edible School Yard New Orleans just in time for their annual fundraiser, An Edible Evening (pick up your invite/ tickets at the grand opening).
Invite your friends for an evening of sweets, philanthropy and friends brought to you by Chet Pourciau Design and the NOLA Pie Guy!!!
What: NOLA Pie Guy Grand Reopening
When: Thursday, March 14, 2013, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Where: Chet Pourciau Design, 3652 Magazine Street, NOLA 70115
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Teaching your puppy appropriate bathroom habits is all about patience and consistency. "The most common mistake with housetraining is that people let the dog call the shots," says Debbie Chew, DVM, owner and practicing veterinarian at East Greenbush Animal Hospital in East Greenbush, New York. "But by establishing a routine for meals and potty breaks, your dog will catch on faster, reducing the number of accidents."
Follow these expert tips to housebreak your puppy.
Stick to a schedule
Puppies should be taken out immediately after waking up, after eating or drinking and during and after play sessions. "Like toddlers, puppies do best on a schedule," says Chew. Puppies can hold their bladders for about one hour more than their age in months, so a two-month-old pup needs to go out every three hours. That means set your alarm clock during the night and arrange a dog walker during the day if you work, advises the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS).
Establish a trigger phrase
Take your dog outside on a leash to a regular spot. While he is eliminating, repeat a trigger phrase such as "go potty" or "do your business." It's a phrase you'll use over and over to remind him what to do every time he's let out, even later when he's grown.
Praise and reward him
Once he's done, praise him and offer up his favorite, most adored treat. "But wait until he's finished or you can startle him and he'll forget what he's supposed to be doing," says Chew.
Make her earn her freedom
No pup should have free rein in the house. One option is crate training, which utilizes a dog's natural instincts not to soil in her den, according to HSUS. Talk to your vet about how to crate train correctly. You can also opt to tether your puppy to you by leash when you're indoors so she can't sneak off and leave you a surprise.
Pay attention to her signals
Some dogs scratch at the door, bark, sniff around, circle or begin to squat; others simply stare at you. It takes time to learn your dog's way of telling you she wants out. If you catch her in the act, say "outside" and whisk her outdoors to her potty spot. Praise and reward if she finishes outside. But never punish or scold your puppy for accidents; that only makes her afraid to eliminate in your presence.
Clean up every trace of accidents
Use an enzymatic cleaner, found at veterinary offices and pet stores, says Chew. Household cleaners do not remove all traces of odors, so your pup will be drawn to the spot again, according to HSUS.
Practice patience
If you're consistent, your pup should understand the rules by about four months and be completely trained by six months. "But every dog is an individual with his own personality and some take much longer to train," says Chew. Don't give up. If you get lazy and relax the rules, you'll be dealing with accidents for a very long time.
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i have hopped on the instagram bandwagon & i love it. the ease of capturing little moments makes me incredibly happy. also, i love being able to post photos throughout the day for my husband to see. i feel connected to him even though we're apart most of the week.
honestly, i struggled with making the choice to purchase an iphone & it took a lot for me to decide that it was ok to give into my wants. i feel it's important to always evaluate needs vs. wants & i finally caved in when i decided that i was absolutely not going to take for granted the ease/comfort/joy of this little gadget. does that make sense?
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In an ongoing effort to provide support to companies trying to finance and distribute television programming for children and families, KidScreen is introducing Market Intel, a subscription-based service offering exclusive data and intel about kids broadcasters operating in global markets.
The 24/7 service allows subscribers to login and view up-to-date programming strategy profiles for more than 100 kids channels. Direct contact information for key acquisitions and development executives is also provided.
Additional highlight features of Market Intel include master schedules for 10 key regions (US, Canada, UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Australia, Japan and Brazil) that show what's airing for kids by day and time slot , a chart detailing average prices paid for kids programming by platform type, rights type and region based on data entered by distributors into KidScreen's anonymous License Fee Survey and three custom ratings reports from Eurodata TV Worldwide that can be used to track how any show is performing in its time slot in one of 30 different regions.
Market Intel joins Screening Suite on the KidScreen Connect online platform and will be updated three times a year in line with the broadcast cycle of schedule refreshing (fall, January and summer).


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What's in a name? Think "empowered," "do over," "book smart," and "employment rights." These terms were just added to the dictionary last year. Each one evokes a clear concept that we understand without much more description. But just a decade or two ago—not so much.
How about social enterprise? The meaning is not yet clear, even to those within the sector, as it is still a nascent but growing field. But we believe clarity is important, because one of the biggest challenges to growth so far has been finding and evangelizing a cohesive message.
I remember being inspired by the seminal SSIR article "Social Entrepreneurship: The Case for Definition," which argued that if we don't define social entrepreneurship, we "run the risk of giving the skeptics an ever-expanding target to shoot at … "
"Social enterprise" is distinct from "social entrepreneurship," but it is a common source of confusion.
The social enterprise field demonstrated its ability to "preserve the meaning of social enterprise" last year when the company Salesforce briefly used the term to describe itself—as an enterprise offering a technology platform that creates a set of "social relationships"—before ceding the territory to others.
To build on this momentum, REDF commissioned the communications firm APCO Worldwide to do an extensive social enterprise messaging study, with the aim of sharpening the definition. More than 60 survey participants and 15 interviews with leaders across multiple sectors provided revealing comments that informed our final product.
There was widespread agreement on this concise definition: Social enterprises leverage a business approach to address a social issue.
Those surveyed used these descriptors: business rigor, problem-solving, cost-effective, sustainable, innovative, and measurable impacts. They also noted that social enterprise addresses issues like the environment, health, education, community development, products for market niches not addressed by the mainstream, and employment of people who otherwise would not be able to get jobs. As part of REDF's Social Enterprise for Jobs (SE4Jobs) network, which includes more than 300 organizations in the social enterprise field focused on employment, the message is even more pointed: Our social enterprises are mission-driven businesses focused on hiring and assisting people who face barriers to work.
Of course, just as important as defining what a social enterprise is, is defining what it is not:
- It is not any nonprofit doing innovative work. Both social entrepreneurship and social innovation are broader terms that reflect new approaches to addressing social problems, not necessarily via an earned-income business approach.
- It is not all businesses with charitable campaigns or with social outcomes. While important, businesses that simply donate to charitable causes or whose core business happens to also achieve some positive social outcomes are not social enterprises. A core focus on achieving (and measuring) the social impact of the organization is crucial.
With this broader definition in hand, we wanted to go one step further and develop audience-specific messaging that could help the field communicate in a meaningful way to businesses, customers, government, and funders. Here are the stakeholder messaging recommendations we came up with:
Businesses (B2B)
Great social enterprises speak in business terms to other businesses and can demonstrate success as it relates to customers, sales, and the bottom line. Highlight the fact that sourcing from social enterprises can enhance the brand, and add appeal for both consumers and employees.
Depending on whether your social enterprise is selling a service to a business customer or a tangible product directly to a consumer, emphasize different aspects of your work. If you are selling artisanal goods, for example, which people generally do not consider a necessity, differentiate your business by putting social mission at the forefront. If you are offering a service that will compete for business customers, focus on efficiency and the solution you provide.
Consumers (B2C)
Aim to exceed consumer expectations, including taste, quality, service, and price. Showcase how consumers are not only receiving a better product, but also helping society at large. The Buy Social Campaign in the UK highlights both the product's features and its impact on society. The campaign has garnered support from government officials, including Prime Minister David Cameron and Business Minister Joe Swinson.
Those in government that take the time to understand social enterprise get behind it. Social enterprise can appeal to government stakeholders on both sides of the aisle, due to its emphasis on leveraging business acumen to address pervasive societal issues in a cost-effective and scalable way. Use data to support the case for what works.
Target your outreach based on issues of mutual interest, and align your communications with funder focus areas. Additionally:
- Focus on the use of business strategies and results to achieve catalytic or ripple effects (on the economy, health, and so on) for the people that the foundation focuses on.
- Highlight the fact that social enterprise uses an earned-revenue model to offset program costs, making them more sustainable.
- Combine numbers with personal stories.
- Emphasize exceptional cross-sector leadership. Note that the business culture allows leaders to admit failure and learn from it.
With a united voice, we can build a viable and vibrant movement and get people behind this valuable and effective model of solving some of our biggest societal issues. Read the full Social Enterprise Messaging Guidelines here.


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In October 2016, the Danish Government launched the Danish Drone Strategy focusing on the civilian use of drones. Six ambitions to enhance the development and use of drone technology are presented in the strategy and one of the central ambitions is to promote the internationalization of Danish drone research and industry.
For this reason Innovation Center Denmark attended AUVSI XPONENTIAL – the biggest unmanned event in the world with more than 7000 people participating – in Dallas, Texas three days in May. Both representatives from universities and more than 20 industries – from agriculture, energy, and security to broadcasting – attended, which provided the optimal setting for Innovation Center Denmark, Silicon Valley to search for potential international collaborators for the Danish drone research environment.


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Over the years, can you count on both hands the number of exercise programs, diet plans, weight loss pills and exercise equipment that you have used? In your quest to reach your personal fitness goals, you will only realize how much time, money or effort you have wasted when you don't see any results at all after a month or so of using a particular weight loss product.
This is where Efit Today comes in. Our goal as a website is to get individuals of all shapes and sizes to successfully reach their fitness goals. If you're inclined to get fit, then this is definitely the website for you!
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Our website www.efit-today.com is a one-stop-shop for all your fitness information needs.
To give you an idea about the plethora of weight loss and fitness information that you will get fromEfit Today, here's a preview of what you will learn:
• Weight Loss Product Reviews
When you go online, you will see a lot of weight loss products which come in e-books, audio books or video training guides. The question is, do any of these products really work? That is exactly what we will try to discover here at Efit Today.
Efit Today delivers reviews of the latest and the most popular weight loss products to hit the market – while helping you learn if using them is worth the effort or not.
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Efit Today also lets you in on the secrets of how you can choose the best leg press machine exercise program. This usually depends on how willing you are to learn, how much time you have on your hands, and which problem areas you wish to address using the exercise program.
Depending on the type of weight loss product to be reviewed, we will be rating them according to effectiveness; safety; whether there's a money-back guarantee or not; how quick the product works; its long-term benefits and results.
Remember that choosing the best fitness program that will help you meet your personal fitness goals requires an assessment of your current fitness level first.Efit Today provides such information, as well as how you can start building your own personal fitness goals – and eventually meeting them.
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There's no doubt that Efit Today is the most comprehensive source of weight loss and fitness information that you can get online.
Our website www.efit-today.com may be relatively new, but we assure you that the team working behind it does have sufficient experience and expertise about the subject. We understand that every individual dealing with weight loss issues has many hurdles to go through – and Efit Today is here to help.
By being a comprehensive source of weight loss product reviews and fitness information, you can be on your way towards having the type of body that you've always wanted to have.
The motivational factor behind the name Efit Todaye is that every individual should "be inclined to get fit" – and there are truly effective ways to do just that!


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This course, on writing short non-fiction, will be conducted largely as a workshop: we'll write brief essays nearly every week, and discuss several of them in detail in each class. We'll also read essays in a wide variety of styles, from the beginnings of the form in the seventeenth century through the avant-garde experimental styles of the twentieth, to prepare ourselves to take the essay into the twenty-first.
The specific topics we cover will be determined by the interests of the seminar participants, but we'll certainly discuss at least the following:
Requirements: Active participation in the essay-writing workshop (both writing your own essays and critiquing others') and discussions. No exams.


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"Dancing with the Stars" wrapped up its 16th season last night and crowned a new famous person who's slightly better at fancy dancing than other famous people. Spoiler alert: This season's winner is singer and "American Idol" runner-up Kellie Pickler.
Pickler, who is apparently better at dancing than she is at singing, took the top prize with her partner Derek Hough. They beat out Disney star Zendaya and his partner Val Chermkovskiyin second place, football player Jacoby Jones and Karina Smirnoff in third, and left gymnastics gold medalist Aly Raisman and Mark Ballas trailing in fourth, according to E! Online. Too bad there's no combo foxtrot/parallel bars event in ballroom dancing — Raisman would've had it in the bag.
Zendaya was a gracious runner-up."I'm very proud and I get to leave here with an amazing experience, so I'm happy," he said.
Jacoby Jones also chose not to throw a tantrum about losing and praised his partner."Out of all my trainers that I've had, I've never had a woman that pushed me like she did," he said of Karina.
Due to sagging ratings, "Dancing with the Stars" will air only once a week when it returns for a 17th season in the fall, according toUSA Today.
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The biggest snowboarding contest in Montana is also the most socially significant as riders converge on Big Mountain every year to honor their fallen friends, competing in the spirit of raising awareness for suicide prevention.
The annual Nate Chute Classic, held this year on March 18-19, is a banked slalom and boardercross event named after Nate Chute, a well-known Whitefish local who took his own life after graduating from high school in 1999. His sudden, tragic death rocked the community and served as a gut-wrenching reminder of an epidemic plaguing Montana, a state that consistently ranks in the top five nationwide for suicide rates.
After their son's death, father Terry Chute and mother Jane Kollmeyer devoted themselves to trying to prevent other families from experiencing the same anguish. With the help of Nate's friends, many of whom have competed in the event every year while raising thousands of dollars, the family established the Nate Chute Foundation, a nonprofit with the goal of raising funds for suicide awareness and prevention services aimed at high school and middle school students.
Today, the Nate Chute Foundation is entering its 18th year, and board members are striving to elevate the cause and expand the foundation's platform to raise awareness about suicide prevention while dedicating resources to reducing suicide among young people in western Montana.
The Nate Chute Foundation offers a suite of programs aimed at suicide prevention education and training, mental health counseling, and efforts to reduce substance abuse and improve self-esteem.
Kacy Howard, executive director at the Nate Chute Foundation, and board member Kate Berry both attended high school with Chute. They recall the shock of his suicide to the community, as well as to them personally.
"This cause is so close to us," said Berry, who recently came across her journal entry from the day Chute died. Berry said the rawness of her emotion at the time and the pain of the loss ultimately gave her the courage to seek help when struggling with her own depression that culminated in a suicide attempt.
"Nate's death shook me in a lot of ways, but ultimately being able to see the reality of a completed suicide was what made me more receptive to help when it came my way," she said. "Montana can be a difficult place to show emotional vulnerability, and it is important to provide communities with the skills not only to identify someone facing these struggles, but also provide us with those skills for ourselves."
Chute's death also had a unifying effect on the community, and the following spring the Nate Chute Classic was born as an event to reconcile the teen's passion for snowboarding and the despair that friends and family felt in wondering if they could have done more to help.
"That distress that rocked us to the core quickly motivated us to rise to action, thanks especially to a few specific individuals," Howard said. "A lot of us became really aware that we had to talk about this and be honest with the fact that we were feeling extremely vulnerable. That call to action was really strong."
Among other programs, the Nate Chute Foundation supports the Student Assistance Program, a crisis intervention program that provides trained guidance counselors who can offer help and resources to students who need support. It also offers suicide prevention counseling through licensed mental health therapists at no cost.
The Foundation offers an additional program geared toward awareness and prevention training, which can be tailored to the needs of specific groups, like law enforcement, first responders, medical professionals, or the general public.
Last year, the Nate Chute Foundation raised $13,000 through a CrowdRise fundraiser, which is continuing in 2017 as organizers set their sights on raising a similar amount.
Berry and Howard said the event — the longest continually running banked slalom in the Lower 48 — would not be successful without the support of sponsors like Stumptown Snowboards and, in particular, Whitefish Mountain Resort, which hosts the event every year.
"Whitefish Mountain Resort runs this contest as one of their flagship events, and it gives us enormous exposure. This is something that we started as kids to remember our friend and raise awareness about suicide prevention, and now it's been around for 18 years, which amazes me," Howard said. "That sometimes gets lost amongst the community of snowboarders, but this is a platform for this community to come together for something that is much bigger."
A slate of fundraising events will take place in the days leading up to the races, and event details are available at http://skiwhitefish.com/event/18th-annual-nate-chute/.
For more information about the NC Foundation, visit www.natechutefoundation.org.
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This will be the first year in about as long as I can remember that I haven't watched the Federal Budget.
I don't even plan to follow it on twitter or read the numerous analysis pieces that will litter my feed reader for the coming days.
Basically, I plan to ignore it completely.
I just don't care anymore. I know that regardless of the specifics, nothing good will actually happen. It'll be full of half-measures and middle-class welfare rorts. It will be full of fake crackdowns on segments of the population that don't need any more government-funded hardship. It won't do anything to actually help anyone or improve anything. It sure as hell won't be based on anything resembling evidence-based policy.
It'll merely be a vote-grabbing farce.
And I'm sick of it. I can't be arsed watching any more. We don't have political leaders. We have cardboard cut-outs driven solely by focus groups and opinion polls who care only about keeping their jobs. What happened to real leaders? Men and women of principle and ideology? Men and women of action?
I'm done with it all. I choose to join the apathetic masses. It's that or live a life of misery, helplessness, and constant disappointment.
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"TWO THINGS are infinite. The universe and human stupidity. And I'm not sure about the universe." Albert Einstein.
TRIAL BY hit movie? That's what it's come down to in Texas, where former Marine Eddie Ray Routh is on trial for killing the fabled sniper Chris Kyle, and another man, Chad Littlefield. (They had taken Routh—reportedly suffering from PTSD– out to a shooting range. In retrospect, maybe not the best therapy.)
How is it playing out? Well, everybody in Texas seems to want Routh jailed for life, at the very least. (Lynching and torture has been mentioned.) And why is it playing out this way? Because of the phenomenal success of Clint Eastwood's movie "American Sniper" based on Chris Kyle's delightful memoirs.
You'd think Routh was some lowlife scum, wandering around, just out to murder soldiers. If Chris Kyle was a "hero," well–so was Routh! He volunteered for his country, he did his duty and apparently suffered for it. (OR—he was already fucked the hell up and that's why he joined .Something to think about before we validate and arm soldiers and policemen. )
Had Kyle—who was, despite his sniper accomplishments, something of a fabricator and exaggerator—not been elevated to near-sainthood, would this trial even be happening? I say no. Wouldn't Routh have been institutionalized and treated? I say yes.
I don't think this guy should get a free pass—two men are dead, leaving families in torment. But so far, everything I've heard indicated Routh was a steaming hot mess, and not in a fun way.
If Kyle was the man his devotees insist he was, I can't believe he'd approve of a fellow soldier, one who apparently had plenty of demons, put on trial in this manner. One of the last things Kyle said, was in a cell phone call: "This guy is straight up nuts!" he remarked of Routh.
I'd say the insanity verdict, sought by the defense, is right there, in the words of one of the victims. (Routh, in confessing to the killings, said he was upset because the other men wouldn't speak to him. There was also stuff about pigs eating his soul. And we're all sane here.)
But pigs with wings fly In the Lone Star state. I have a feeling Texas is going to do it Texas style– big and unforgiving.
Oh, and in case you wonder. I appreciated "American Sniper," the movie. Fully deserving of its Oscar nominations. Love Bradley Cooper. Brilliant performance, though I prefer him sweaty and stupid in "The Hangover," truth be told.
However, take from "Sniper" what you want, it's only a movie. "It is the semi-truth, tarted up for the hypnotized masses, increasingly hot to go to war again. Well, not go. Just allow a lot of young men and women to do the dirty work. Other people's children. The ones that commit suicide—or become "irrationally" violent—upon their return to civilian life.
And you just know that the now-fabled Las Vegas "road rage mom" saw "American Sniper." Perhaps with her fully loaded 22-year-son. (Can't wait for the "Law & Order: SUV" episode on this one—ripped from the white trash headlines.)
I know, I know—Rudy Giuliani would say I don't love America. Poor Dictator Rudy. 9/11 happened only to him. The rest of us were out of the room when those planes brought down the Twin Towers and Rudy saved New York.


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How sad he died defending others.
Interesting narration.His really was a sad life, losing his love first then himself.
This is a good idea for your A-Z posts! I like that you've written from the perspective of the character. Do you usually have a good idea of the character's backstory before writing? I tend to work out who the character is as I'm writing, but then I have to go back and refine that in the revising phase. --Amy @ https://amymorrisjones.wordpress.com/
This is a sad story! So much tragedy in his short life!
Interesting character, and an interesting idea, having your characters tell their stories.
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:( Cal Indera's story is very sad. Brilliantly described, though. I'm very intrigued by "From the Ashes."
Thanks for the shoutout to my entry! :D
Very interesting. I can see him being a good protagonist if you ever wanted to write a prequel story.
First, thank you so much for choosing The Child and The Prophet as one of your five favorite blogs for the day. I love the history you gave in the post and it inspires me to read from "From the Ashes."
Patricia @ EverythingMustChange
Hi, Jessica! This is a great idea for the A-to-Z Challenge and adds depth to work you've already written. Best of luck! ~ Jade


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It was Zig Ziglar who said, "The right quote can inspire people to change their ways". Here at Nosto, we couldn't agree more. Business is often much about listening as it is doing, learning from the successes and the failures of others and being thankful to those who are willing to dispense advice. Despite the ecommerce industry's relative youth, we are very lucky to have industry experts who are willing and able to provide such wise words. Here we have compiled a list of some of our favorite ecommerce quotes to give you food for thought.
We hope you have enjoyed our list! What advice would you add? Let us know in the comments.


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What is Networking?
The term 'networking' describes a variety of actions taken to establish and develop professional relationships and to exchange information about particular positions, organizations, or industries. Networking can happen in formal settings, such as during our annual Careers for the Common Good event, or in informal settings, such as on an airplane. When it's done well, networking is not schmoozing, asking people to find you a job, or 'using' people exclusively for your own benefit. It's a two-way street, ideally, where both participants are learning new things and connecting for short-term learning and long-term career growth.
Why Networking is Important
Networking is important for several reasons. The most compelling, perhaps, is that many job vacancies are never posted for the general public to see. By connecting with people in your industry, you can learn about these hidden positions and give yourself an advantage over other job seekers.
As you learn about positions or industries, your networking efforts will provide insights beyond what you can find using online resources, salary calculators, or job descriptions. Even after you've found an internship or a job, networking will continue to serve you well as you attend conferences, collaborate with others, or seek opportunities for advancement.
Who should be in my Network?
Anyone. Make a list of every person you know (friends, relatives, former co-workers, neighbors, and past acquaintances). It is important to be exhaustive in your brainstorming; you never know what insights, previous experiences, or connections a cousin or professor may have. Think of the following categories to help you get started:
- Friends and family
- Faculty and teachers
- Peers and alumni
- Former co-workers and supervisors
- Foundations, associations and conferences
- Facebook, LinkedIn, listservs
A note about LinkedIn:
LinkedIn is a professional networking site that can help you connect with old friends and new contacts. Groups related to university connections or professional organizations can often generate job leads as well. Additionally, check out the 'Answers' section to pose a question to an industry message board.
Other important resources:
- Alumni Career Network: Thousands of alumni have volunteered their contact information so that you can contact them to ask questions about their careers. The database is searchable by industry, location, or keyword.
- Georgetown Alumni Clubs: If you are hoping to work abroad, check out the International Alumni Club Web site to see if an Alumni Club (with events and contacts) exists for the country in which you're interested.
Where to Network
Anywhere. The Career Education Center puts on a variety of events and programs to facilitate networking. Employer information sessions, industry week programming, career fairs, our annual Homecoming event (for juniors and seniors only), and our annual Careers for the Common Good networking event are just a few of the ways we facilitate connections with employers and alumni.
Also, keep in mind that spontaneous, day-to-day networking opportunities are everywhere. You might meet someone on the elliptical at Yates, in your neighborhood or dorm, on the Metro, at a party, at a faith-based event, or in a variety of places. Practice introducing yourself and asking questions so that you'll feel comfortable as you engage a new acquaintance in a conversation about his or her work experiences.


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When it comes to the finance, default or the act of defaulting is not something you get a gold star for. Even beyond finance the definition is one that has negative connotations, words such as lack, need, absence, fail, etc. Interestingly, many of our tech toys/gadgets all come with "default settings," not "standard settings."
I like to know the in's and out's of things, and I'm curious to know what the default setting to my GPS device is, the mouse to my computer, or even controls to a video game. More often than not, I end up changing something for my own preference for things, for aesthetic reasons, or my need to simply tweak something.
A new year has begun, and many are full of hope for all the possibilities of the upcoming year but:
When is the last time you had a gut check?
When was the last time you looked underneath the hood?
What default settings are we carrying from last year to this year?
Some of us may be in a good place, where our default setting has guided and navigated us this far, and there's no need to be tinkering with something that isn't broken, others may be looking for clarity, a sense of direction, a renewed faith in love, relationships, prosperity, or make a lifestyle change.
This may be the moment to check our modus operandi, to see if everything feels secure, looks right, and engaging efficiently. There's nothing worse than the false sense of security in auto pilot/cruise control, only to end up in a wreck. This year can truly be a different year than the last if it is your want, but let's start with where we're at right now to show if anything will need to be modified.


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Life goes in cycles, predictable yet uncontrollable; just like the markets, but markets give you a second chance
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
Random thoughts: Swopping 3 Cs for 1 C
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Actually what we really want is peace, serenity, harmony, or 平静的心.
When we "acquire" something, if that "thing" gives us "pain", why do we still cling on to it?
The natural reflex is to "let go".
But we don't as we've been "poisoned" by platitudes like - "Don't give up! Endure the pain! Be a man! Suck it up!
Success is what we have to GIVE UP to achieve it.
Awareness helps us to be mindful of the "giving up" part ;)Replies
Hi SMOL,Delete
Indeed, I remember reading somewhere, the simple act of holding up a cup to drink, if you dun put down the cup, very soon your hand will be aching.. LOL
I have realise every words can have 2 sides to it, it is up to the wisdom of people to say it. "don't give up, suck it up" has it place it various circumstances, but also as you said it, is poison in other times
Let go is not easy. I realise many a times, I simply turn my head away, and pretend that I let go.
One big C - Comfort of mind. Well said. Not all of us has nice work life balanceReplyDeleteReplies
Hi CW,Delete
The way I see it, many of us dun have work life balance, either by choice or circumstances.
I am thankful I am the lucky few
Another C - Contentment.ReplyDelete
You said it best!Sometimes I wonder if i worry too much. I was jogging the other day, and saw a elderly driving the SBS bus. He might be working as a option, but I am well aware that they are many earning half my pay and coping.
It is also very sad to say the top creme de crop just thinking of migrating whenever they are unhappy.
Another C - Contentment.ReplyDelete
Hi SI,ReplyDelete
Hope things are looking good. And may things look even better after this change!Replies
Hi 15 HWW,Delete
I am fine. More time at peace than at chaos when finances are concerned. How about u? U are also going thro changes. ;)
There are more important things to worry about than financial freedom
Hi SI,ReplyDelete
Absolutely right move! 人生何其短,生不带来 死不带去, 。。family and health come first,,, everything else is 过眼烟云。。is really hard to achieve " work life balance ",,, some give and take will be needed to some extent,,,:-)
Cheers !! 明天会更好!Replies
Thank you STE,Delete
Yes indeed. fast come fast go
hi palReplyDelete
cash low. satisfying career. happy family.
i think thats totally fine.
money can earn back one lar. so long as got health, not an issue
be happy. be healthy.
Hi King Yoland,Delete
Indeed, wouldn't trade high cash for satisfying career or happy family.
I could have them all too. Lol! Earn more spend less. lol oops I am supposed to be contented. Bad me
hi mike,ReplyDelete
was too relax recently and didn't read your blog on time.
well, didn't know you and your wife make so much changes in my life.
as for me, i met with my renal doctor and seriously talk about the dialysis thing.
well, transplant not a good choice now as my lupus condition still active.
as for me, i am still working. well, i really appreciate and grateful that my boss and hod give me a lot support in my work.Replies
very strange, that day i didn cry. i accept this peacefully.Delete
well, life still carry on. Happy or sad, got money or no money. 5C or no 5C, sick or healthy.
life still carry on......
do whatever we need to do. that is.
Hi Yeh,Delete
U have reached a level of cultivation high enough of acceptance. Cry is ok. But pick up again. Happy for u.
It's going to be tough, but your acceptance makes it easier, not tougher. May u find peace and happiness in fire and chaos.
Not really a lot of changes la. At least for me, as for her, it's the holiday anyway. I dun mind.
By the way, my father almost need to do dalysis. Less than 15% function.ReplyDelete
Went to 同济医院,肾内科, had gotbit ubder control without further deterioration. Cannot expect magic to happen at 85. At least it stop deteriorating, and improved slightly.
Maybe u should tryReplies
hi which doctor? also where is the address?Delete
can just go in like this without any referral letter?
No need referral. Check the website. We go on Tuesday. Not everyday has specialistDelete
so your dad taking chinese herb?Delete
Yes. They quite pro. They will ask for the medical report from hospital and adjust the herbs accordinglyDelete
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New Delhi: As the Congress eyes the post of Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, senior party leader Digvijaya Singh has said laws should be amended.
"To hold LoP position 55 seats are required so the law needs to be amended," Mr Singh said today.
"That's not in my domain, that's in the Speaker's domain," Parliamentary Affairs Minister Venkaiah Naidu said.
On Thursday, Mallikarjun Kharge, who heads the Congress in the Lok Sabha, led a delegation of UPA partners to Speaker Sumitra Mahajan to urge her to grant the Leader of the Opposition's post to the alliance on the ground that it was "pre-poll" combination.
The Lok Sabha Speaker is expected to give her ruling on the position before the commencement of the Budget Session of Parliament on July 7. There are strong indications that Ms Mahajan, 71, will go strictly by the rule book before taking a call on demands by the Congress and its alliance partners to designate one of their members as the Leader of the Opposition.
Rules governing the appointment of the Leader of the Opposition and past precedence, according to sources in the Lok Sabha Secretariat, render the Congress ineligible for staking claim to the post. According to rules, a party must have at least 10% of the total strength of the Lok Sabha, or 55 MPs, to be considered eligible for the position.
In the 16th Lok Sabha, the Congress has 44 MPs, and 59 along with its allies. That, according to these sources, makes it difficult for the Lok Sabha speaker to accede to the Congress' demand.
The sources also cite past precedence. There was no Leader of the Opposition in 1984, when the Rajiv Gandhi-led Congress won a thumping majority in the Lok Sabha. The Congress cornered 404 of the 543 seats, and the largest Opposition party was CPM, with 22 seats.
The Speaker's decision is likely to have a direct bearing on the selection process for the posts of the Lokpal, Chief Vigilance Commissioner (CVC), and the Chief Information Commissioner (CIC). The Leader of the Opposition is part of the collegium formed for filling up these posts.


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4th of February 2018
Weekend Review - Four huge points in the leagueThe Sherfield School Basingstoke Bison played a double league weekend starting on home ice against the Peterborough Phantoms before travelling to Medway to take on the Invicta Dynamos.
Bison Coach Doug Sheppard reflected on the weekend's games; "We pulled off a huge win on Saturday then on Sunday we found a way to win. Sunday wasn't our best performance but we managed to do what was needed and pick up a valuable 2 points securing ourselves a huge 4 point weekend in terms of the title race."
He continued; "We came off our most emotional game on Saturday night which was both physically and mentally draining. We had to work very hard to get the points against tough opposition and I think maybe we may have had a bit of a metaphorical hangover on Sunday. We got complacent at times in Invicta but we haven't played like that for a long time so I'm sure it'll be a one off. Now we turn our attention to Wednesday's huge road trip to Hull for the second leg of the cup semi-final."
Read the weekend review below.
The Basingstoke Arena was packed for the Sherfield School Basingstoke Bison's top of the table clash with the Peterborough Phantoms.
Basingstoke Bison 4 Peterborough Phantoms 3
Stephen Matthews took charge with Andrew Strain and Andy Cook on the lines and Dean Skinns and Euan King started in net for their teams.
There was an early powerplay offered to the Herd when Robert Ferrara hooked Joe Baird with just 35 seconds played. Dan Davies was denied with the man advantage but Dan Scott came closer to scoring when he shot from the right point beating the Phantoms goaltender but denied by the iron work surrounding the net. Euan King quickly covered the puck to prevent a rebound.
Phantoms returned to full strength and the indication of the entertainment and quality to come continued. Both teams played hard and physical. Dan Scott fired in and a deflection off Dan Davies took the puck wide, Roman Malinik took a feed from Ryan Sutton but his shot missed the outside of the post. Phantoms snapped straight back as James Ferrara got in close but fired wide then Owen Griffiths forced a save from Dean Skinns and the Bison goaltender held on for a face-off.
A short period of Phantoms pressure saw them work the puck around the zone before Bison seized on the turnover and broke but play was whistled down for off-side. Then Roman Malinik combined with Aaron Connolly but the shot went wide, Josh Smith fed back to Stuart Mogg who wristed in a shot forcing Euan King into a save. Phantoms weren't going to be outdone though and Will Weldon forced a save out of Dean Skinns but missed, wide of the target, with his own rebound.
Chances kept coming at both ends and it took a sharp kick save from Skinns to deny a good shot from Owen Griffiths. Tomas Karpov was just wide of target after Paul Petts created space.
The first period ended scoreless but even though there'd been no excitement through goals there had been plenty of exciting play in the opening 20 minutes.
The second period saw no drop in intensity. Dean Skinns was called upon for a sharp save from Owen Griffiths testing the short side. Bison bounced straight back and Dan Davies fed Vanya Antonov but his shot was wide. Bison worked the puck back to Dan Scott but his blast was seen into the glove by the Phantoms shot stopper. Moments later he was racing at full stretch for a poke check save but not to be outdone Dean Skinns followed up shortly after denying Ales Padelek after a good build up by the visitors.
Ben Russell shot in but Glenn Billing tipped the shot wide. Shortly after Edward Knaggs found Tom Norton waiting at the hash marks but Dean Skinns saw it all the way to keep the game scoreless.
A Joe Baird hooking penalty at 33.18 allowed Phantoms a powerplay and they looked good with the man advantage but some good penalty killing kept the net un-breached. As Baird returned and the transition from 5 on 4 to even strength happened a speculative shot from Nathan Salem made it through the 5 hole for 0-1 at 35.23
Things got worse for the home team and 35.59 when a stroke of luck allowed Phantoms to score their second. A save from Dean Skinns at the top of his crease saw the puck loop high in the air and Ales Padelek bundled the puck over the line.
There was no further change to the scoring in the remainder of the second period but Bison could think themselves unlucky to be taking the second interval down by 2 goals.
The third period started with an early Bison powerplay as Tomas Karpov was deemed impeded on his way to the net and Darius Pliskauksas sat out a hooking minor at 40.26.
Bison wasted no time and pulling back a goal as they controlled the zone and passed the puck round and round until Dan Scott saw the chance to shoot and beat Euan King with a blast from the hash marks. The Phantoms goaltender thought he had the shot but despite him getting a sizeable piece of it the shot was too powerful and through him.
Bison were back level at 44.26 as Ryan Sutton forced a turnover and fed Grant Rounding who fired home for level scores with 15.34 to play.
Kurt Reynolds took a tripping penalty at 46.17 which gave the Phantoms a powerplay and they retook the lead 16 seconds into the advantage with a text book powerplay allowing Owen Griffiths to bag the go ahead goal.
Roman Malinik's night was done as he was tripped behind the net and took no further part in the game but there was no call on that play.
James White got in behind the Bison defence and drew a huge glove save from Dean Skinns and on the very next play Tomas Karpov fell victim to a large slash. Phantoms pressed hard and set up a good play but a pass from Will Weldon to Tom Norton was mishandled and as the puck left the zone the pressure on the Herd eased.
With the pressure released Bison created their own pressure and equalised the game for the second time. Aaron Connolly fed Tomas Karpov and he shot in drawing a save from Euan King but as he failed to control the rebound Josh Smith was on hand to bury the puck and tie the scores with 6.53 to play.
With 3.50 left Bison took the lead for the first time in the game. Dan Davies was at the back door and a perfect feed from Tomas Karpov saw Davies tip in for the go ahead goal.
As Bison continued to pressure Aaron Connolly was taken into the net from behind and the net toppled towards Euan King before settling back down again, this drew some "words" from Tom Norton to the Bison Captain but with no real action nothing was called.
Slava Koulikov took the Phantoms timeout with 24 seconds to play but Euan King remained in the net on the restart. Bison iced the puck with 18.1 seconds left and King left the net for the final bit of the game. Bison came close a couple of times to adding their fifth into the empty net, then there was a bit of drama at the end of the game with the huge support standing to cheer the win the whistle blew for icing with 0.4 seconds left but Bison had secured the win having come back from 0-2 down.
Basingstoke: Smith 1+1; Karpov 0+2; Scott, Rounding, Davies 1+0; Sutton, Malinik, Connolly 0+1. Net: Skinns (60.00) 23/3
Peterborough: Griffiths, Padelek 1+1; Salem 1+0; Norton, Jamieson, Weldon, Billing 0+1. Net: King (59.41) 25/4 & Empty Net (0.19) 0/0
Period Scores: 0-0/0-2/4-1
Shots On Goal: 25-23
Penalty Minutes: 4-4
Referee: S Matthews. Linesmen: A Cook & A Strain
On Sunday the Sherfield School Basingstoke Bison took to the road bound for Kent to play the Invicta Dynamos with a league 4 point weekend available.
Invicta Dynamos 4 Basingstoke Bison 7
Roman Malinik was missing from the line up but Dan Davies scored the opening goal at 8.47 from Tomas Karpov and Vanya Antonov. Tomas Karpov doubled up the score with a powerplay goal at 13.02 and the 0-2 scoreline remained by the end of the first period.
Mason Webster pulled one back for the Dynamos at 25.02 but Tomas Karpov's second at 29.04 restored the two goal lead. Joe Baird added the Bison fourth at 31.04 but Mason Webster struck for a second time at 31.40 making it 2-4.
Louis Colvin scored 3.50 into the third period and at 48.58 Jaroslav Cesky netted on his former team to level the game at 4-4. Bison performed well under pressure and Vanya Antonov scored the game winner at 52.29. 1.02 later Dan Davies converted a powerplay and with 3.38 to play Hallam Wilson tallied the Bison seventh to complete a four point weekend with a 4-7 scoreline.
Invicta: Webster 2+0; Cesky 1+1; Colvin 1+0; Bailey, Zosiak, Ralph, Strawson, Osmon 0+1. Net: King (60.00) 57/7
Basingstoke: Davies 2+2; Antonov 1+3; Karpov 2+1; Baird, Wilson 1+0; Reynolds, Sutton, Connolly 0+1. Net: Skinns (60.00) 36/4
Period Scores: 0-2/2-2/2-3
Penalty Minutes: 8-30
Referee: B Evans. Linesmen: A Lack & Eliasson


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Heart Fortifier Herb Tea is made of wild red sage root (salviae miltiorrhizae radix) and rosa rugosa (rose). They provide tanshiol, tanshinone, vitamin E, mitirone, cryptotanshinone, triterpenoid saponin, organic acid, etc.
Chinese medicine uses them to invigorate blood supply and circulation, nurture the blood and maintain normal heart functions.
Ingredients: red sage root, rose, solomon seal, astragalus, Dong Quai, red peony root, stemona root, cinnamon bark, tender green tea leaf and jasmine flower


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Here is a great collection of My Little Pony coloring pages for kids. My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic is an animated cartoon series developed by Hasbro which is promoted mainly for girls. The main idea was borne from the colorful plastic pony toys that were produced in 1983 known as "cutie marks".
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Graphic tattoos with an eye-catching pop art look.
Lorenzo Anzini is best known as Loreprod. The Italian tattoo artist specializes in joyful surrealism.
Loreprod is creating very vivid designs. With poetry, he is mixing ancient and modern. Engravings, sculptures and old photographies are twisted with graphic effects. The result is truly offbeat, creative and colorful. The art of Loreprod is definitely eye-catching and attractive.


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Degrees and Certifications:
Mrs. Jana Stenson
This is my 24th year at Hedgesville High School. I am a graduate of Marshall University (Go Herd!) with a BA in Secondary Education and a graduate of American College of Education with a MA in Educational Technology. Currently I teach Trigonometry and AP Statistics. I am married and have three children, all of whom graduated from HHS.