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Achieving Your Fullest Mining Potential (Conclusion)
In this post I'll finish up dishing out a few pearls of mining wisdom for your consideration. Remember, these points apply to life in general as well and the way I see it, the more well-rounded you are as a person the more successful you'll be getting that yellow metal. It's a win-win proposition.
If you think and feel that you're successful, you will be. As I suggested before, you are what you think and feel. If you think you're a loser and nothing good will ever come your way, then you've pretty much sealed your fate as far as universal law is concerned. The energy, people, places, and things heading your way will reflect that attitude and emotional stance. If you feel inside that you can't do something, that the task before you is unachievable, then you draw that same context back onto you. Small-scale gold prospecting and mining are not endeavors that favor negative thinkers, complainers instead of doers, or those who consistently put themselves behind the eight ball through their thoughts and deeds. To get at that gold you have to man and woman up. The first step in that process is centering yourself in a positive mental framework where your ongoing personal and emotional message is that you truly are a success and a person of value, and that everything you do will be successful in the end whatever the setbacks. You might be surprised how this small attitudinal shift can begin to bring positive results to you...both in the field and in your life as a whole.
Be a big person. You know, it's relatively easy to be cold-hearted, selfish, greedy, arrogant, stingy, and self-absorbed. Like I said in the last post, I've come across all sorts of characters in my three and a half decades of small-scale gold prospecting and mining. Most of these folks were true "gems" in terms of the type of people they were (and those still above ground remain thus). Many would give you the shirts right off their backs or go out of their way to help you out or instruct you. On the flip side, I've come across my share of arrogant pricks and flaming assholes in the small-scale mining community and I hazard a guess that you have as well. These are the "Me! Me! Me!" types who feel so small and insignificant inside that they only feel good when they're berating or bullying others or strutting or posturing their way through life and across that gold ground you're working. I could name names here but I won't because I don't want to stoop to that level. So, don't you be one of these sad, miserable people. Be a big person. Take the high moral ground and stay true to your values. Don't budge from your choices and decisions and don't be tempted to let your ego run wild. Follow my advice and not only will good things come your way but you'll be respected and held in high regard by other gold prospectors and miners. (This latter is a bigger deal than you might think.)
Learn from your mistakes and move on. Much of what we experience and do in this life and in that streambed or dry wash is experiential...in other words we learn through experience and trial and error. Mistakes will be made but none of those are irrevocable if we learn from them. It's human nature to stumble and fall in this life. Ditto for that gold ground you're exploring. Understand that the past doesn't define you and that making mistakes is part of the small-scale gold mining (and life) process. As long as you learn the lessons you need to learn and incorporate those lessons into your day-to-day existence and overall mining approach, all is well. Remember that the true definition of insanity is repeating the same negative behavior over and over again and expecting different results. You're only going to dig a dry hole that way, trust me. So learn from your mistakes, leave them behind you, and move on.
Have the courage to do what needs doing. Courage is a very interesting character trait. So is its counterpart, cowardice. I've always viewed courage as being either physical or moral and spiritual. When I was a very young man serving one of my two tours in the Vietnam War I saw acts of physical courage that left me dumbfounded. I also witnessed acts of moral courage that were every bit as valid and impressive. That said, you don't need to throw yourself on a frag grenade to save your buddies or rush into a burning building to rescue a small child to be courageous (although both of these are highly noble examples). Nope. It takes courage just to get up each and every day, to do what needs to be done, to ensure that your family and friends are safe and well taken care of, and to gut out that daily grind that so many of us experience. But more importantly, it takes courage to do the right thing, to be a decent, value-driven person who cares about the welfare of others. Gold mining is a simply a microcosm of life in general. It takes courage to face hardships and obstacles and disappointments with a smile and a vow to keep on going no matter what. So have the courage to do what needs doing each and every day of your life, at home and out there in the gold fields.
Don't depend on others for affirmation or to feel good about yourself. If you believe that your validity as a person is ego-driven and comes solely from the approval of other people you are bound to experience a great deal of emotional pain in your life. If your life is driven by what others think of you or what they do or say about you (or fail to do or say) then you are standing on very shaky gold ground my friend. Stop and think for a moment. Can you imagine gold miner Tony Beets of the TV reality series "Gold Rush" being concerned about what others think of him?! I bet Tony would toss his head, snort, and simply say "I don't give a good ******* what those other ******* think and you can take that right to the ******* bank! Now I'm not suggesting you take Tony's bull-in-the-china shop approach or appropriate his colorful language, but I think you get the drift here. Always be your own man or woman and remain the type of person and gold miner that others respect even if they don't like you very much. After all is said and done your happiness and sense of fulfillment comes from your own heart, mind, and soul...not from others.
I guess I've waxed philosophic long enough. Bear in mind what I've written in this post and the previous post. You never know...you might just become the person and gold miner you always wanted to be.
Best of luck out there.
(c) Jim Rocha (J.R.) 2015
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"Safety is not a gadget but a state of mind."
I will share to you our last day in the City of Love and our experience going home.
We already got a ticket. We are going to ride a ship....fingers crossed that we can go home safely because the news came out that there is a typhoon coming.
We packed our bags bringing all our pasalubongs and we're ready to go!!
First stop, SM City Delgado..since our departure time is 6pm and we left the resort at 1:30pm...so we still have a time to enjoy Iloilo City.
Now were finally on board in Trans Asia Shipping...
This is my bed bank..we choose to have a tourist room for our accommodation.. Inside the room, we got 8 beds and a small flat screen television where you can watch movies.
Outside our accommodation..there where many our tourist rooms.. The rooms were not too big nor too small..it's just okay though..for me..
I also went to see their upper deck where you can see the life boats and feel the breeze of the ocean.
The news report earlier said that there will be a typhoon coming..fingers crossed that we will all be safe in this journey home.
Hello there Sir Patty..he's been accompanying me in my on board tour.
The economy accommodation area.
Charging station and chillin' area.
Mini restaurant
Foods were good.
It's a brand new day..and thank God we survived in an epic ship adventure during a typhoon..
We're at the roof deck of the ship..
Happy faces..we're home and we're safe..

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Little Lewis Brown has his quick-thinking nana to thank after he beat the odds and survived being born 15 weeks premature.
Pregnant Nicole Gemmell thought she was suffering from nothing more serious than swollen feet when she was persuaded to go for a check-up by her mum Laura Adam.
The 24-year-old, from Head of Muir, Denny, had been preparing to go Christmas shopping last November before deciding to visit Bonnybridge Health Centre instead.
There was she was diagnosed with pre-eclampsia - which had caused her baby to stop growing in the womb - and was rushed to Forth Valley Royal Hospital, before being later transferred to Glasgow.
Lewis was born at the city's Princess Royal Maternity Hospital on November 8 weighing just 1lb 3oz.
Doctors warned Nicole (24), and her partner David Brown (25), that their first born had just a 50-50 chance
A normal 25-week baby would have a 75 per cent chance or survival, but because Lewis was born at 22 weeks he was only 50-50Nicole Gemmell
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Following 24 days in an incubator and a gruelling series of operations, Lewis finally arrived at the family home last month and is now progressing well.
Now his parents have called for more people to donate blood to help other tots like theirs survive.
Lewis required 16 blood transfusions and spent 24 days in an incubator following his birth.
Although settling in well at home, he still requires a constant oxygen supply and faces another operation to remove a hernia.
David and Nicole have pledged to help other premature babies win their battle for survival.
"Receiving the blood he needed was crucial to Lewis' survival," said David, a scaffolder.
Nicole, who works at Bankview Care Home, said: "I thought I would be monitored for a few hours on the Thursday - but I ended up having him on the Saturday," she said.
"We were in shock. I kept thinking the doctors would return and tell us everything was alright.
"He was born at 25 weeks but had stopped growing at 22 weeks. He should have been roughly about 1lb 12oz, but he was only 1lb 3oz - I had never heard of a baby being born that small.
"A normal 25-week baby would have a 75 per cent chance or survival, but because Lewis was born at 22 weeks he was only 50-50."
The family have thanked the staff at the Princess Royal Maternity, Yorkhill and Forth Valley Royal hospitals where Lewis received treatment, as well as their friends and family, including grandparents Jackie and Jim Brown and Laura Adam, for their support.
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Endives pick up a delicious smoky flavor on the grill. Mario Batali cooks them until they're tender but still a little crisp, then tosses the endives with a lemony dressing and tops them with slices of Provatura (an Italian cheese that's similar to mozzarella but firmer). Young provolone is an easy-to-find substitute. More Grilled Vegetable Recipes
How to Make It
Light a grill or preheat a grill pan. In a small bowl, whisk the olive oil with the lemon zest and lemon juice and season with salt and pepper. In a large bowl, toss the endive halves with all but 2 tablespoons of the dressing.
Grill the endive halves over moderate heat, turning once, until lightly charred and just cooked through, about 5 minutes. Transfer the endives to a platter, cut side up. Drizzle with the remaining 2 tablespoons of dressing and sprinkle with the marjoram. Scatter the provolone shavings on top of the endives and serve.


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There has been a lot of hypothesis roughly speaking the divine intervention of the old Schmidt Brewery. Once a active brewery, employing completed 400 workers, it has been sitting empty since 2004. Council Member Dave Thune describes it as a "symbol of the Seventh Street federation. We want to convey time and sparkle back into the neighborhood". When he heard of the expansion suggestion from Jeff and Craig Cohen, who finalized their purchase of the 100,000-square-foot, 15-acre convoluted in January, Dave considered this a welcome opportunity. This project would be corresponding to the Carleton Artist Lofts on University Avenue in St. Paul.
Their program is to compile an urban village, named Brew Town. Preserving the historic design, they would renew the castle-like structure, transforming it into150 live-work spaces for artists, a array of retail shops, offices, optional housing, and sooner or later the amalgamation of restaurants and a edifice. The extend beyond will consider pedestrian-friendly livelihood catering to district rudimentary desires such as as grocers, cleaners, and theaters.
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Jose Mourinho is celebrating a decade since first arriving in England (who could forget his 'Special One' press conference?) with a tribute dinner on Sunday night. And what a decade it has been.
While the Portuguese may have disappeared to manage in Europe for a few years, he arrived back at Chelsea in the summer and looks as though he's picking up where he left off, both in the dugout and press room.
As Metro's mini-tribute to 10 years of Jose, we've whittled all his signings down to form a best XI – and it didn't prove as difficult as you might think (NB. Steve Sidwell didn't quite make the cut).
MORE: Mourinho must look to the future when selecting his no.1
Mark Schwarzer
Signed in the summer on a free from local rivals Fulham, the Australian just pips Henrique Hilario to the no.1 shirt. Hilario may have played more matches for Chelsea, possibly making him a more worthy candidate, but in Schwarzer, Chelsea fans finally have an ultra-reliable back-up to Petr Cech. Gone are the days of Jurgen Macho and Ross Turnbull.
Paulo Ferreira
Ferreira lasted nine years at Stamford Bridge, having become one of Mourinho's first signings in the summer of 2004. The right-back was loved in the stands and in the dressing room and proved a stalwart through the Blues' most successful period in their history.
Ricardo Carvalho
Another Portuguese signing made by Mourinho, and Carvalho made up one half of one of Chelsea's best centre-back pairings in recent times, alongside John Terry. Carvalho was a class act and complimented his skipper perfectly in his six years at Stamford Bridge.
Michael Essien
The Ghanaian is being utilised as an emergency centre-back in this line-up, mostly to avoid the selection of Khalid Boulahrouz or Tal Ben Haim. But Essien has taken his place in defence on occasion during his eight-and-a-half years at Chelsea, with his versatility digging the Blues out of several holes in the past. Obviously, Essien's most effective position is in central midfield and, before injuries took their toll, he was a crucial piece in Chelsea's jigsaw.
Ashley Cole
Cole joined Chelsea in 2006 from London rivals Arsenal in a deal which saw William Gallas go in the other direction. At the time, many Blues fans were unhappy with the switch, but there's no doubt as to which side got the better deal now. Cole took his time to find his feet in west London but has since become a hero at Stamford Bridge, helping his side to a Premier League title, four FA Cups, the Champions League and the Europa League. Arsenal have not won a single trophy since Cole's departure.
John Obi Mikel
Mikel has not always been a fan-favourite at Chelsea, despite picking up eight major trophies during his time at Stamford Bridge. But despite the ease with which he can make supporters tear their hair out, Mikel is an integral part of the side. He brings balance, composure (sometimes too much) and now, even the odd goal. His biggest problem has been following the untouchable figure of Claude Makelele.
Michael Ballack
Despite his pretty atrocious first season at Chelsea, Ballack found his feet in his second year and dominated the Blues' midfield from there on in. The German guided Chelsea to their first Champions League final in 2008 and collected three FA Cups.
Florent Malouda
Malouda joined Chelsea in 2007, just a couple of months before Mourinho's departure. A creator and finisher, the Frenchman was impossible to defend against at times and although he was ostracised in his final year at the club by both Roberto Di Matteo and Rafael Benitez, his contribution to the cause prior to then had been excellent.
Andre Schurrle
The German became Chelsea's first signing last summer and is proving a great addition to the squad. Although Schurrle has struggled to hold down a regular starting place this term, especially in recent weeks with Eden Hazard, Oscar and Willian getting the nod, he gives the Blues a different dimension and is likely to play a key role in the business end of the season.
Salomon Kalou
Signed in 2006 and while not everyone's cup of tea, Kalou always put in a shift in a Chelsea shirt and often cropped up with important goals, especially from the bench. His final game for the Blues was the Champions League final in 2012 and while he may not have gone out with quite the same bang as Didier Drogba, the Ivorian will be remembered fondly in west London.
Didier Drogba
Surely Jose Mourinho's greatest ever piece of business. Drogba joined Chelsea from Marseille in 2004, for what now looks like an absolute steal at £24m. Obviously the Ivorian is best remembered for his equalising goal and winning penalty in the 2012 Champions League final – his last ever kick of a ball in a Chelsea shirt – but Drogba was always the man for the big occasion. He made four FA Cup final appearances at Wembley and scored in each of them to guide the Blues to victory. He also scored in, and won, two League Cup finals and picked up three Premier League winners medals during his eight years at the club.


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Guerrilla marketing for our new business book has just scored another first, and without us having to lift a finger. The smart new pop song, "I Hate People", was just streamed on the Internet. No, we are not Liar Liars. Even better, the story behind this hot tune supports the main premise of our book: Soloists rock.
Jemina Pearl is the Brooklyn-based Soloist who has proved she knows how to grab the spotlight and create an Ensemble. She was the frontwoman for the band Be Your Own Pet. When the band broke up a year ago, Pearl made the choice to go solo. "I Hate People" is the first single off of her upcoming album, Break It Up. Rather than go it totally alone, she's joined on vocals by punk rock legend Iggy Pop.
Pop, of course, is the punk rock innovator who pioneered so many hate moves — verbally abusing the audience, stage diving and other stuff we can't mention in a business blog.
In writing the tune, Pearl appears to have been inspired by her band's meltdown and other folks who drive her nuts.The catchy, upbeat song is sure to become all the rage in corporations from coast to coast.The chorus of the song says it all:
I hate people
But I like you
I hate people
And you do, too.
Cube dwellers will find solace — and inspiration — in Pearl's empowering lyrics. Break it Up will be out in October, but you can scream (we mean stream) "I Hate People" right this minute.
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Emmy nominations were announced todays and, as always, there were some great additions, some tragic omissions, and some real surprises. So, let's start with the important thing-- how did I do with my predictions? Below are my thoughts, including how many of the nominees I correctly predicted. And to prove I'm not lying, feel free to check my original predictions for the drama and comedy categories.
Drama Series: 6/6! (Off to a good start)
Comedy Series: 5/6 (Silicon Valley—which I had not even considered at all—managed to make its way into this category. Knocking out Girls, which some had seen winning the whole shebang. Personally, I cannot stand the show, so I am happy to see it left out here, but it's still surprising
Actor in a Drama: 5/6 (Woody Harrelson is the only one I didn't predict, but it's not surprising. I bet it was close between him and Michael Sheen—the only one I predicted who didn't get a nomination).
Actress in a Drama: 5/6 (While I incorrectly predicted Michael Sheen, I failed to predict his co-star Lizzy Caplan who grabbed a nomination here! Great to see. But, I must say, I'm pretty shocked that Elisabeth Moss was left off the ballot this year. Seems like a huge snub for one of Mad Men's strongest performers.
Supporting Actor in a Drama: 5/6 (Jon fucking Voight. I knew he would PROBABLY get a nomination, but it still feels weird to me that we're giving out nominations to a show as mediocre as Ray Donovan. And also sad that this means Dean Norris got left off the list.
Supporting Actress in a Drama: 4/6 (Froggatt and Headey beat out Baccarin and Monaghan in my predictions. Baccarin's lack of a nomination—coupled with Damian Lewis' lack of a nomination, signals how much Homeland is officially out of the running this year. And Monaghan's lack of a nomination is a surprising upset for True Detective, which might prove that Game of Thrones is still the HBO drama to beat in the long run).
Actor in a Comedy: 4/6 (I always felt wary about giving a slot here to Andy Samberg, but I never would have guessed that his slot would go to Ricky Gervais. Gervais' work in the incredibly disappointing Derek is nothing I ever would have thought to see on an Emmys nomination list, but the Emmys has always had a bit of a love affair with Gervais so I guess I shouldn't be THAT shocked. Also, William H. Macy manages to get nominated for the first time for his work on Shameless thanks to that show decided to submit as a comedy this year instead of a drama. The show didn't fair better elsewhere in the Emmys, but at least they nabbed a nomination for their main star).
Actress in a Comedy 6/6 (Not much to say here. Amy Poehler better win).
Supporting Actor in a Comedy: 5/6 (Wow, the Emmys have really gone off of Modern Family, with it scoring only two nominations in this category. I'm very surprised Eric Stonestreet didn't make it, and I'm MORE surprised that Fred Armisen did. Don't get me wrong, I think he's wonderful, but…really? If a performer from a sketch comedy show had made it here, it really really really should have been Key or Peele).
Supporting Actress in a Comedy: 3/6 (This category is really worrying for Orange is the New Black—of the four incredibly strong actresses who submitted themselves here, only one was actually nominated. That ruins my ballot, but also bodes poorly for the show as a whole, since so much of the appeal is the supporting cast (although, luckily, this show cleaned up in the guest actress category, scoring nominations for Uzo Aduba, Laverne Cox, and Natasha Lyonne). Combined with Eric Stonestreet's lack of a nomination, Sofia Vergara's lack of a nomination here also insures that Modern Family's Emmy run is pretty much over. And while I am not all that surprised that Anna Chlumsky made it here, I am surprised at the other two nominees. Allison Janney—a fellow Kenyon grad, so whoooo alma mater pride—is an amazing actress but I didn't think Mom had enough buzz to allow her to get a nomination in such a competitive category, but I was proven wrong-- plus, she's nominated twice this year, as she also scored a nomination for her guest star work on Masters of Sex. And while I am shocked to see Kate McKinnon get a nomination here, I am so happy she has. She's incredible and is easily the standout performer of SNL at this point. She, Aidy Bryant, Bobby Moynihan, and Taran Killam could basically do the show themselves at this point.
Other categories:
Best Guest Actress in a Comedy: Speaking of Laverne Cox, she makes history as the first transgender Emmy nominee. Her success, and the extent to which her star has risen, is a wonderful example of how transgender performers can easily find success in this business when given an opportunity. The lack of well-known transgender actors doesn't have to do with their lack of talent or the fact that they don't exist, it has EVERYTHING to do with the attitudes of those making film and television. Hopefully Cox won't be an anomaly and we'll see more transgender artists appearing on lists such as this.
Best Guest Actress in a Comedy: Speaking of Laverne Cox, she makes history as the first transgender Emmy nominee. Her success, and the extent to which her star has risen, is a wonderful example of how transgender performers can easily find success in this business when given an opportunity. The lack of well-known transgender actors doesn't have to do with their lack of talent or the fact that they don't exist, it has EVERYTHING to do with the attitudes of those making film and television. Hopefully Cox won't be an anomaly and we'll see more transgender artists appearing on lists such as this.
Best Supporting Actor- TV Movie/Miniseries: Really? Alfred Molina got nominated for The Normal Heart? What? He's good in the movie, very good, but, what? The role he plays, as crucial as it is, is just not an award-worthy role. His nomination here proves that The Emmys are so ready to give The Normal Heart all of the awards (while this award probably will go to Matt Bomer, and I'm not complaining about that, for me the standout performance in the film was absolutely Joe Mantello, who out-acts the entire cast in one single scene).
Best Supporting Actress- TV Movie/Miniseries: Interesting that Julia Roberts in The Normal Heart is going up against Ellen Burstyn, who played that role in the Broadway Production and who was SO much better than Roberts was. Roberts was good, but Burstyn was show-stopping.
Outstanding Animated Program: The Simpsons has not been nominated in this category for the first time since the category's inception. Pretty shocking. Even more shocking is that its spot was taken by Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. While my guess is that Futurama will take it home, I'd love to see Bob's Burgers win it, although their submitted episode—"Mazel Tina"—doesn't strike me as the series' best entry from this year. But, the big news is that, for the first time, Archer managed to get a nomination! This is big! I had hoped this would happen but didn't think itwould, and I'm so excited!
Outstanding Directing in a Drama Series: It is an absolute crime that Rian Johnson is not nominated for directing the Breaking Bad heavyweight episode "Ozymandias." The direction was jaw-droppingly gorgeous and I had just assumed it would show up here (although it was nominated for writing, it seems likely that Emmy voters will just heap all of the praise onto the finale episode "Felina.") I'm also sad that the brilliant episode of The Killing entitled "Six Minutes," which I've praised multiple times already, failed to make it in this category, where I actually thought it might have a shot.
Writing for a Variety Series: While I'm sad that it didn't fair even better, I'm so glad to see Key & Peele nominated in this category. So deserved. A win is highly unlikely, but so glad this show has gotten at least some Emmys recognition (they also got nominated for Best Makeup for their brilliant East/West Rap, and for Outstanding Musical Lyrics for their superb Les Mis parody).
Outstanding Structured Reality Show: If Guy Fieri wins an Emmy then I will stop watching television. It's that simple.
The Square, a documentary that was released by Netflix, received a few nominations. It was also nominated for Best Documentary at The Oscars, which makes it, I believe (I could be totally wrong), only the second program to be nominated for both an Emmy and an Oscar (the first is The Twilight Zone, which won awards for writing at the very first Emmy ceremonies, and had one of its episodes—"An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge"—win the Best Live Action Short Oscar.
For everyone who wonders why Community still didn't get nominated, relax, it did! Community was nominated for Outstanding Stunt Coordination for a Comedy Series or a Variety Program! Pssh, and people said that this show couldn't get the recognition it deserves.
So, based on these nominations, what will win for Best Series? We, of course, can't say. But, often the key lies in Editing. Consider the Oscars—since 1981, every film selected for Best Picture has been nominated for Best Editing (and around two thirds of the Best Picture winners have won the Best Editing award to boot). I'm not sure if such a correlation also exists at the Emmys. But, I will say this. Breaking Bad and Orange is the New Black each scored three out of five nominations for best editing in the drama and comedy categories respectively.
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The RAM on this printer comes at a standard 16 MB of memory, however, you can expand this up to 200 MB. There is an optional 2 GB hard drive which will allow you additional capabilities which can be accessed from a control panel on the printer. Some of these features involve storing of jobs which can then be programmed for printing at a later date.
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The trays, by the way, hold standard 8.5 x 11 inch letter size sheets. You can add the ability to print on legal size, 8.5 x 14, with an optional universal tray that holds 250 sheets. It can print on envelopes, labels, transparencies and other types of specialty papers such as business cards. If you plan to print a lot on envelopes, you may want to get the optional envelope feeder which will raise your capacity from 10 to 75.
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Though this is not a new model of HP black and white printer, it has maintained its value over the time since it was first brought onto the market. It is available refurbished from many different sources and at a very economic price. For further savings, you can choose the higher volume version of the toner cartridge and your cost per page printed will go down.
For workgroups with high output that is needed fast, this LaserJet 4050tn printer toner cartridge is a good option. When you consider how well it performs and the available features it is a bargain compared to some more expensive printers. The only negative is that it does not do duplex printing but unless that is a common need for your office, it is no reason not to purchase this printer.
Cost effective is also a way to describe HP LaserJet 4050tn printer toner. Eliminating reprints saves times and money and HP compatible toners does this. Low cost continues when you re-order replacement toner online.


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Nowadays it's really hard to have a personal styling blog that stands out. Everybody enjoys to take pictures of themselves and stamp them on their blogs. It has become so ordinary and common that it's really hard to find good ego bloggers on the web. But, for me, there's one that has been amazing since it's beggining til date, and I'm sure it's still going to be pretty dope years from now. Today I bring you my favorite personal styling blog from Portugal. It's my favorite because it's unique: from the outfits, how she mixes her clothes, to the landscape of the photos. I've already had the chance to meet this blogger in person and I have to say that she is really nice and sweet. Today I bring you the one and only Maria Garcia Pita, the author of FashionCrack. I would love to own her closet...
Why did the name "FashionCrack" for your blog?
Well I was watching a documentary about outrageous fashion, and one of the speakers classified a girl as "a fashion crack" so I just kept that adjective in my mind and thought "if someday I have a blog of my own, it will be called "fashion crack". I just loved the junction of those 2 names, and thats how it happened...
How do you describe yourself and your style ?
Well I don't have a restricted style, and I don't want to. I think it's really important for us to explore ourselves and each day is a different one for me, as my style. I can wear a more minimal style today, as I can be totally edgy and punk tomorrow. But I admit that I feel more comfortable with a "edgy" style.
What does inspire you the most?
Basically, everything. Just going out (and seeing different people, the world details) inspires me, but I search a lot on the internet and get a lot of ideas.
Which kind of places do you prefer to do your outfit posts?
It depends on the look I'm wearing. I can't be very explicit with this question because every single place I choose for the photoshoot matches with the outfit I'm wearing. But one my favourite places is the florest (as you can see in my blog), I love the textures and all the enviroment.
What blogs/sites do you read every day?
The swedish ones for sure! My favourites are : douchaj.devote.se ; Fanny Lyckam; 365 days; Victoria Tornegren and Angelica Blick. Portuguese; The teenage royalty ; Room 91 and Mexiquer.
What do you think are going to be the major Street Style items for next season?
I don't like to anticipate those type of things. I'm not an expert in fashion, but as far as I can see and feel... Safari and Military textures will rock this next season.
Who are your favorite designers? Why?
My answer is a bit cliche, but I love the Alexander Mcqueen house. I love how outrageous they are, and how they concept the looks...
What are your favorite brands/stores? Why?
I love 2º hand stores. They have so many cool and usual things, and the most important, they have a very low price.
If you could own a brand/ a store, what would it be? Why?
Well I don't know... But as I am addicted to shoes, probably some Jeffrey Campbell stuff, I just love the concept of the brand and their models of shoes. But I'd change the fact that they use animal leather on their products.
If you had to leave for a desert island, what three items would you bring with you?
I don't know but, probably my family, a survivour kit and my dog!
Where are we most likely to find you?
The beach, is my favorite place.
What's your favorite book?
I just love design and art books.
Which singers/bands can we find on your iPod?
Guns N'Roses, Aerosmith, Nosaj Thing, The XX, Lykke Li and Grimes. This is the general selection I can do.
What's your dream trip?
To travel around the Californian coast.
In which city do you see yourself living in the future? Why?
Actually I love my country, but I'm very young and I haven't explored the world yet... so I can't answer properly to this question.
If you could have dinner with three people, dead or alive, who would they be?
Axl Rose (when he was 20 years old), The Campana Brothers and Leonardo da Vinci (to learn something from them about art and design).
If you could own the world for a day what would you do?
I´d just stop with the cruel way that human race treats animals, for example the animal tests.
Any advice for my readers?
It's very important for us to think that we can change the world, we just have to believe and never give up on it because it's the only way we can really change it.
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When we chipped off the tiles we discovered that the tiles were laid directly onto chipboard (wrong!)
Chipboard should always be overboarded with a tile backer board or a decoupling membrane.
When we removed this chipboard we found that it was a cushioned chipboard that was merely floating on the plywood subfloor below i.e. it wasn't even screwed down!
The cushioning on the back of the chipboard (used to provide acoustic insulation in flats primarily) was compressing whenever it was walked on (its made of the same material as carpet underlay.)
This was causing the whole floor to move, bend and twist, and this was causing the tiles to crack.
Deflection of the floor is particularly bad for natural stone floor tiles (rather than ceramic or porcelain floor tiles) as they have less ability to absorb movement – this is reflected in the deflection tolerances given for the 2 different material types outlined in this article.
Furthermore, these cracks let moisture in, and the result was a soaking wet, rotten, useless chipboard layer. (chipboard is very bad in wet environments – it turns to Weetabix in the presence of water.)
Luckily, the subfloor below this layer was solid floorboards overboarded with 25mm marine plywood screwed over the top so this was solid enough to start again from.
To re-do the floor, it was then overboarded and tiled by following the steps outlined here.
Do things right 1st time and employ a professional if you are unsure as to the correct process for tiling – floors have a lot less tolerance for errors than walls do.
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Learners create art inspired by authentic NASA planetary image data while learning to recognize the geology on planetary surfaces, uniquely inspiring learner engagement. This presentation and accompanying activity use the elements of art - shape,... (View More) line, color, texture, value - to make sense of features in NASA images, honing observation skills and inspiring questions. It aligns with the NGSS cross-cutting concept of Patterns. Videos, images, and an interactive poster that breaks down activity elements deepen user access. (View Less)
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Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is produced in the prostate and secreted into the seminal fluid and other male body fluids such as urine and blood. The PSA test works like a pregnancy test, one bar is negative and two bars is positive.
1. Use the supplied dropper to place 15 mL of water in a container.
2. Collect the stain. Either rub it with a moistened swab for 60 seconds or cut a small
section of the material.
3. Place the swab or fabric cutting into the container of 15 mL water.
4. Perform the test. Open the PSA test and place it in the container with the water and the
test sample.
5. Wait 10 minutes.
• A POSITIVE test is indicated by two lines . A strongly positive
test will be clearly visible within two minutes, while a weak positive test may
take the entire 20 minutes to become evident.
• A NEGATIVE test will have only one line
This is a reliable product which performs as intended and is easy to use. My client had suspicions and CS over nighted this to me and before noon the next day the results were in hand. Thank you CS for a great, reliable product which costs MUCH LESS THAN THE COMPETITION OUT THERE. Top notch. I'm sold on this product and you should be also, it's boosted my business immensely.


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The Home Secretary has warned the police that it is vital their computer and communication systems operate through New Year's Eve 1999.A failure of systems could severely hamper police ability to cope with incidents arising out of celebrations taking place over the Millennium.
Writing in this week's issue of Police News magazine Mr Straw said: "All the problems policing a typical New Year's Eve are likely to be multiplied several times.
"As well as this, the Millennium Bug is likely to affect some computers, telecommunications systems, and other electronic equipment.
"I know the service has been working hard to ensure that they do. But computer projects are notorious for taking longer than planned, and forces must complete this vital work in good time. Chief Officers should also be speaking to their colleagues in the fire and ambulance services and to local emergency planners about liaison and co-ordination."
The Association of Chief Police Officers have set up a committee to ensure all police systems are compliant with the Millennium Bug and to oversee preparations for policing the celebrations.


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College Internship
This internship provides an exciting opportunity to engage in a farm-based youth employment program in South Central PA. While interning with the LEAF Project, you will be exposed to various sustainable agriculture ventures in our region from diversified vegetable production to small-scale artisanal cheese making to sustainable meat raising, butchering and curing.
At it's core the LEAF project is about developing leaders. Therefore, you will have the opportunity to engage in a mentoring relationship with staff who have been working in the field of transformative youth development for more than a decade, and you will have the opportunity to work with a crew of young leaders, ages 14-18.
You will engage in workshops with youth on topics such as the food system, leadership, and community development, participate with youth in on-farm work projects, cooking classes with local chefs, hunger relief work, and farmer's markets and develop community events centered around creating a healthy local food system.
If you are chosen to intern with the LEAF project you will be a part of an innovative program that engages and inspires youth leaders and community members in building a resilient local food system, while exposing yourself to an innovative approach to solve the pressing food system issues and health related challenges facing the youth of today.
- Interest in and familiarity with youth development, community development, or social justice work (previous experience preferred)
- Interest in agriculture and food systems as well as a capacity and willingness to participate in hard work and physical activities in challenging weather situations.
- Strong communication skills and willingness to engage in workshops on identity, equity, personal growth and goals etc.
- Interest in adventure or leadership education.
- If possible (though not required), skills in any of the following: graphic design, photography, social media, Google docs, audio and/or video production.
- Work hard alongside program staff and youth in on-farm work projects, cooking classes, workshops, hunger relief work, and farmer's markets.
- Manage youth daily during transitions to new activities or work projects through games, initiatives, discussions, etc…
- Maintain daily attendance and violations tracking records.
- Engage with youth in a weekly goal setting and feedback process that encourages hard work and personal growth.
- Participate with program staff in pre-program orientation.
- Assist in video project throughout season.
This job description is only a summary of typical functions of this internship and is not an exhaustive or comprehensive list of all possible internship responsibilities and tasks.


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Trust in the Lord with ALL your heart; do not depend on your own understanding. Seek His will in ALL you do, and he will show you which path to take. Proverbs 3:5-6
I would like wish all my fellow blog readers a very Happy New Year!


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"Trouble the Water," a stirring documentary on Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath, is more than a keenly dramatic look at how this country treats the poor and dispossessed. It's also a film that was hijacked by its subjects. They saw an opportunity, they took it, and the grand jury prize at Sundance was the result.
In fact, the opening scene of "Trouble" shows exactly how it happened. New York documentarians Tia Lessin and Carl Deal, longtime associates of Michael Moore, were in Alexandria, La., interviewing people at a Red Cross shelter when Kim Roberts and her husband, Scott, literally walked into the frame.
"I want to tell people what I been through," Kim says on camera about home movie footage she shot in New Orleans' Lower 9th Ward as the flood unfolded. "This needs to be worldwide. Nobody's got what I got." Which turned out to be both true as well as no more than half the story.
Kim Roberts' footage, shot with a video camera she'd bought on the street for $20 only the week before, gives a rare from-the-ground-up look at what it's like to be flooded out of your house. We watch in hypnotized horror as the waters rise so high they almost obliterate the corner stop sign, forcing the Roberts and their extended family to take precarious refuge in their attic.


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Heat the oil in a small saucepan over medium-high heat, add the onions, and cook until slightly browned. In a small bowl, combine the raisins, sugar, cloves, wine, stock, and vinegar. Stir it into the onions and bring the mixture to a boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for 5 minutes. Stir and cook for 3 to 5 minutes more or until it is reduced and thick. Season with salt and pepper and keep warm.
Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F.
Dust chops with the five-spice powder and salt and pepper, to taste. Heat the oil in an oven proof skillet over medium-high heat. Fry the chops for 2 minutes on each side. Put the pan with the chops into the oven and roast until cooked through, about 10 to 12 minutes. Remove the chops to a plate, cover, and keep warm. Stir the flour into the drippings in the pan. Pour in the Merlot and add the orange zest and beef stock. Put the pan onto medium-high heat and cook until slightly thickened. Taste and adjust seasoning with salt and pepper.
To serve, put the pork chops on warm plates, spoon on the chutney, and drizzle with sauce. Serve with roasted root vegetables and garnish with fresh rosemary.
This recipe was provided by a chef, restaurant or culinary professional. It has not been tested for home use.
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On the first full weekend of every month, get free admission to participating museums, zoos, science centers, botanical gardens and more just by showing your Bank of America Card. This is such an incredible deal. Since Oct 2nd and 3rd are the first weekend of the month, get out there and check out a local museum for free! Click HERE for more info.
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I certainly do. I think Ben is right on the money. Frankly I think the instant Doom lays eyes on Reed again, he will return to his nefarious ways. What I think he's doing right now is trying to out-Reed Reed in the good guy department because it's the only avenue left to him for continuing the Great Game, which has centered on Reed since their college days. Reed is the worthy adversary, which I think Doom needs like he needs air.
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"There are only two kinds of sherry, the good and the better."
--Jerez saying
Upon my return from Spain, especially as I relive the memories in my mind, I still find myself sherry obsessed. It was a compelling journey through the sherry region, both informative and fun. And without question, extremely delicious. Though I had some knowledge and appreciation of sherry prior to the trip, it was expanded, honed and enhanced from my experiences exploring this region. If you really want to better understand a wine, then visiting the region where it is produced can be very helpful.
I will be writing numerous posts about my travel experiences, and figured that a good place to begin would be to list the top ten things I learned about sherry. This list should be useful for all wine lovers, giving them some important basics about sherry, and hopefully inspiring them to give sherry a try. There are plenty of preconceptions and myths about sherry that need to be shattered and I want to do my part in tearing down those barriers. Plus, introducing people to an incredibly tasty wine is always a benefit.
1) Sherry is a wine.
Near the start of our trip, we began with an introductory lesson on sherry, from its history to method of production. The class was led by César Saldaña, the director general of the Consejo Regulador, who was both personable and interesting. This was not a dull, school room lesson. César stressed, and which was supported by several others during the rest of the trip, that "sherry is a wine." It may be fortified, but it is still a wine and consumers should view it as such, and not as some special apertif or after-dinner drink. As such, sherry has its place like any other wine, both on its own and with food. When you are considering which bottle of wine to open, sherry should be one of the potential choices.
2) Sherry is intriguing.
Though sherry is a wine, it is also quite an intriguing one. It has a fascinating history, which I have previously detailed in my History of Sherry articles. The Palomino grape, which is the staple of about 95% of all sherry, extends back about 3000 years. That is a true taste of history in ever glass of sherry. The production process is unique and equally compelling, from the mysterious flor to the use of the solera system for aging. The sherry bodegas often have some interesting stories, many which captivated me. How many other wineries have albino peacocks, Piccaso artwork, or leave out wine for the mice? By learning more about sherry, I have faith you too will fall for all its charms.
3) Sherry is unique to the region.
True sherry can only be produced in the Denominacións de Origen of Jerez-Xérès-Sherry and Manzanilla Sanlúcar de Barrameda. This region constitutes the "Sherry Triangle," formed by the cities of Jerez de la Frontera, El Puerto de Santa María, and Sanlúcarde Barrameda. The term "sherry" deserves respect and protection, the same we give to such names as "Champagne"and "Port." Though other countries produce wines they call sherries, they are not true sherries. It was recently good to see Australia making a big stride to respect the name "sherry," by renaming their sherry-like wines as Apera. It is also important to note that sherry-like wines made by wineries like Alvear, which are located outside the Sherry Triangle in Montilla-Moriles, are also not true sherries either.
4) Most Sherry is Dry.
Although most of the Sherry imported into the U.S. is sweet, overall, most Sherry produced is actually dry. And it is the dry Sherries that are drank most often in Spain. Fino and manzanilla, both very dry, are extremely popular in Spain. Why does the U.S. have such a sweet tooth when it comes to Sherry? It does share an affinity with Great Britain which also loves sweet Sherries. I found myself gravitating more to the dry Sherries, from fino to palo cortado, from manzanilla to amontillado. They are delicious wines, well worth drinking, and I encourage you to try some dry Sherries. Sweet wines are fine, but don't ignore all the pleasures of dry sherry.
5) Sherry production is unique.
There are very few other wines that are produced in a similar manner as sherry, with its flor and solera system. The flor, a combination of yeasts that coats the surface of the sherry in the barrel, is a natural way to protect wine from oxidation. Plus, it contributes to the flavor of the wine. The solera system, with its multiple barrels and fractional blending, helps to contribute to a consistent sherry, while enhancing it with older and more complex sherries. The sherry barrels are usually stored in above-ground bodegas, with very high ceilings, reminding you of a cathedral. Most other wines are aged in barrels kept underground, in cellars or even caves. Sherry production is a very intriguing process, and creates a special wine.
6) Aged Sherry can be superb.
Aged Sherries, including the VOS, VORS and Añada types, can be as good as any other high-end wine in the world, and may even be less expensive. I tasted a number of these sherries, from various producers, and they often very much impressed me with their aromas, flavors and complexity. They are wines to slowly savor, relishing each taste, rather than just gulping down. The 20 year-old (VOS) and 30 year-old (VORS) sherries may cost you $50-$100, which is often reasonable considering their age and quality. The Añada (vintage) Sherries are more expensive, generally starting at $100, but they are also very rare wines. If you try any of these aged Sherries, you will realize the vast potential of Sherry, understanding its allure and power. These are wines that will move you, which will surely make you fall in love with wine all over again.
7) Sherry is a great food wine.
In Spain, people drink Sherry throughout their meals. It is not seen as a mere apertif or an after dinner drink, like it often is in the U.S. While I was on the trip, I drank and enjoyed Sherry with all of my lunches and dinners. I found that the different styles of Sherry paired very well with a wide variety of foods, from seafood to beef, from salads to foie gras. The pairings worked as well as any other wine, and definitely should be a consideration for any wine pairing you contemplate in the future. Sherry, like most Old World wines, was always intended as an accompaniement to food. I suspect Americans would like Sherry even more if they drank it with food, rather than just on its own.
8) Sherry is often inexpensive.
Most Sherry is relatively inexpensive, and thus a very good value. As it still is not a very popular wine outside of Spain, the prices have generally remained reasonable. You can find plenty of good Sherry for $10 or under, and most bottles won't run you more than $25. It is only the rarer Sherries that are more costly, such as the aged Sherries I previously mentioned. But to buy a good fino or manzanilla, you won't have to empty your wallet. Now, the more popular Sherry gets in the future, then the prices might see an increase. So enjoy Sherry now while its cost is reasonable.
9) Forget catavinos.
No, I am not talking about Ryan and Gabriella, the good people behind Catavino, the Iberian wine and food blog. I am referring to the catavino, a traditional, tulip-shaped Sherry glass. It is not a necessity that you drink from this glass. Many glasses made for white wine will make a fine substitute for the catavino. The main idea I am trying to put forth is not to let the tradition be a barrier to your enjoyment of Sherry. A catavino is a good glass for drinking Sherry, but it is not the only possible one. Experiment with different shaped glasses and find what works best for you.
10) I want to drink more Sherry.
After spending all that time in the Jerez region, drinking so many excellent sherries, I guess it is only natural that I want to continue drinking more and more sherry. It is a diverse wine, of many styles and flavor profiles. It pairs well with so many foods. Sherry has seduced me, embracing me tightly in its arms and I only desire to maintain that love affair. Like the other niche wines I support, Sherry takes its place as a very worthy wine which not enough other people have learned to embrace yet.
Please, give Sherry a chance. Get your friends together, have a dinner party and serve only Sherry. I bet you'll end up with some new Sherry converts.
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Ten Things I Learned About Sherry
4 comments:
- JacquelineC said...
Excellent. Hope to go back to Spain soon. And this is an eye-opener for many of us, I'm sure!
- September 22, 2010 at 4:12 PM
- jerez sherry said...
Really very interesting post, got so many information about jerez sherry. Thanks for sharing.
- September 23, 2010 at 1:08 AM
- Bottle Deck said...
Great post! Dry fino are under-rated!
- September 24, 2010 at 12:18 PM
- Richard Auffrey said...
Thanks all! Sherry is such a compelling wine.
- September 25, 2010 at 10:01 AM
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Adam Kaupert is the Line Technician at the Untertürkheim factory in his home town of Stuttgart Germany. Adam started as a machine operator when he was 15 years old and dropped out of school. Kaupert did not go to university but became a line technician in less than ten years. Adam has always wanted to travel to the United States of America and explore the Yankee land but has not been able to in the past. UNTIL NOW.
Adam took a boat to the United States because Airfare was very expensive. When Mr. Adam arrived in the United States of America he stayed at the German hostel in Maine State. Adam was able to get a construction job which paid well but was 15 hours of construction every day.
Adam Kaupert has always wanted to start a family and find the perfect German wife but has not been able to find the right woman yet.
Adam Kaupert wants all people that are looking to change their life and explore a new country to THINK TWICE it is even more difficult that you could imagine.
I will be continuing to write my blog titled "ADAM KAUPERT DEUTSCHLAND TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" with tips on how to help the transaction easier.
you can contact me at [email protected] if you need any tips on how to fit in the American society as a Proud German.


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1. What should schools do about gangs?
School leaders need to be able to treat gangs as they would any other group of people that threaten the safety of the students. In the elementary, middle, and high schools, youth who are involved with gangs will often be disruptive or divisive in the classroom. Teachers must be able to respond with respect while still controlling the situation. The School Resource Officers are trained to identify problems -- including the presence of gangs. Work with them. Don't let the kids in the school be terrorized by gang members -- protect them.
2. What should parents do to keep their kids out of gangs?
Parents need to fight the tendency to think "my child would never join a gang" and act as if they want to do everything in their power to keep that from happening. This applies to parents at all socio-economic levels. Parents need to teach their children discipline and respect and the boldness to express individuality. If you sense that your child has something they don't belong having in their possession (gang attire, paraphernalia, guns, knives, drugs, etc.) ask them about it and then follow up by looking through their possessions -- no matter what they think about it. Gangs are not a minor illness that will go away with time. They are a poison that will kill people. If a police officer suspects your child is in a gang -- don't start by denying it, start by trying to see why it might look that way.
Act like a parent -- not a lawyer.
Demand that the local school system stop tolerating the presence of gang members in the schools. Call your elected representatives and public servants regularly and voice your concerns. There are gangs in many of the public schools in Middle Tennessee -- stop sitting idly by and letting them establish a presence in the schools. If the people we vote for and pay to run the schools won't work to keep gangs from taking over the schools -- replace them.
3. What should youths who are being recruited to be in a gang do?
If members of a gang try to recruit you -- make it clear that you are not interested. It is possible to be respectful while declining an offer to join or even affiliate with the gang. These people will act as if they will be your best friends and yet what they will do is help you ruin your life. Gang members rarely become productive citizens and when they do it is only after they leave the gang - many are dead before they are old enough to be parents. If you don't know what you want to do with your life -- it's better to do nothing than to join a gang (even if they don't call themselves a "gang").
4. What should members of the community (police, churches, neighborhood groups, etc.) do about gangs?
Community leaders need to respond to gangs as if they are poisonous to the welfare and safety of all members of the community -- because they are. The gang mentality is being shared through movies, music, and Internet communication methods, and will reach the youth. Members of the community need to be vigilant in their search for indicators of gang activity and find things for the youth to do other than "hanging out" with a bunch of thugs. Avoid denial at all costs -- if someone acts like they are in a gang they probably are. There's no need to support what others are doing when what they are doing hurts them and everyone that comes in contact with them. Being a gang member is not a protected class of society - treat gangs like you want them to go away -- and they will.
Carter Smith is an Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice at Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) and a founding board member of the Tennessee Gang Investigators Association (TNGIA). MTSU and TNGIA are co-hosting a Youth Gang - Organized Crime Symposium March 11-13, 2010. The event is open to the public. For more information, visit http://www.mtsu.edu/fire
More at The Tennessean.
The Gangfighters Network is an organization designed to bridge the gap between academia and the criminal justice professions. For more information, visit http://www.gangfighters.net/ and http://www.gangsinthemilitary.com/ The focus is on gangs, initially adult gangs as it appears they have been ignored or absorbed into the mainstream society. There's a special focus on gang members in the military.
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Thursday, March 4, 2010
Gang Activity in Middle Tennessee
Interview snippets throughout the Tennessean articles this week:
Low-level gang members barely make pocket change, said Carter Smith, a gang expert and assistant professor in the criminal justice department at Middle Tennessee State University.
Carter Smith, a parent and gang expert who lives in Franklin and works as a professor at Middle Tennessee State University, said parents who think their kids are immune because they live in an upscale neighborhood or don't fit the typical gang-member profile may be at risk of losing their sons or daughters to gangs."
People in a gang may target them because they have a car, they have money, and they have accesses to places the members of the gang may not have," Smith said.
Low-level gang members barely make pocket change, said Carter Smith, a gang expert and assistant professor in the criminal justice department at Middle Tennessee State University.
Compare the structure of a gang to a fast-food restaurant. The local manager doesn't make much, but the guy who owns three or four McDonald's can do pretty well."The bottom line is it's business," Smith said. "It's just a matter of what risk you're willing to take."
Carter Smith, a parent and gang expert who lives in Franklin and works as a professor at Middle Tennessee State University, said parents who think their kids are immune because they live in an upscale neighborhood or don't fit the typical gang-member profile may be at risk of losing their sons or daughters to gangs."
People in a gang may target them because they have a car, they have money, and they have accesses to places the members of the gang may not have," Smith said.
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Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), part of Apartheid Awareness Week, hosted their annual open mic night on March 8 in Coal Ben, where students from various backgrounds shared their feelings through spoken word, embraced their culture by performing a dabke dance, and even got the audience to laugh with a standup comedy act.
"There are a lot of people who personally have families who are going through the apartheid, so raising awareness about what's going on is very important. At the same time, there are a lot of people who don't know what's going on at all, so educating the people comes along with the awareness," SJP president Abdel-Rhman Mohamed said.
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"That's what I like about this club…. So personally, I'm Egyptian and my country is going through its own personal problems…but we have people on the board that aren't even Arab, and we have few who come from a different country but we all come together with the same thought that Palestine as a country has been through so much that it deserves our primary focus and our primary attention to raise awareness for it," Mohamed said.
While raising awareness through a cultural event, a scavenger hunt, and a documentary about social injustices taking place in Palestine, Mohamed said he wanted to make sure students have fun and gain knowledge at the same time. For Mohamed, the most powerful thing about the week was the picture event during their general body meeting.
"During our GBM we went around holding pictures of things that are happening in Palestine. So you would see destroyed homes and other things and you'd ask people what are your opinions on what's going on in the picture….I had a picture that had a used grenade with a flower in it, and that was the picture that I was holding. People looked at it and said it's a flower pot, and it's that simple, but the reality behind it was that it was a used grenade. Because the land is a warzone, something as simple as a flower pot, their only resources to do that are used grenades found on the floor which are very common. So that really hits home for me," Mohamed said.
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At one of Indiana's best girls' basketball teams is next on the agenda for Anderson County's top-ranked Lady Bearcats.
Things might not go exactly according to the prescribed script but the final ending is all that really matters.
East Jessamine junior Ronnie Carson lit up host Anderson County for 54 points, a Jaguar record, but the Bearcats held on to prevail 94-91 in boys' basketball action Thursday night.
BARDSTOWN – It was kind of like being down five, lining up at the opponent's 25-yard-line and having a minute to play.
Anderson County knew there was only one path to a first-ever win over perennial power LaRue County.
"I told Isaac Mason, 'We need a pin,'" a beaming Anderson coach David Lannum said moments after the Bearcats had scored a 42-41 win in the Nelson County quad-match last Wednesday.
The Christian Academy of Lawrenceburg boys' basketball team held on for a 54-51 win over host Danville Christian on Nov. 26.
A word to the wise if you are attending basketball games this winter: Make sure your cell phone is fully charged.
"Did you wear your phone out tweeting about this one," Anderson County boys' basketball coach Glen Drury asked as we got ready for the usual post-game interview last Thursday.
HODGENVILLE – On a day when the big-time talent was on display, it was some unheralded reserves who shone the brightest.
Sophomore Kaci Currens came off the bench to score 16 points while junior Corrin Robinson added 11 to boost top-ranked Anderson County to a 69-51 win over host LaRue County in the Corky Cox Classic at LaRue County High School on Saturday.
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For Lee's 1st Birthday I wanted to do something simple but tasty for the kids and adults.
I ended up combining a few recipes to create these colorful cupcakes...
I started with a store bought angel food mix.
(Tastes great by the way!)
Then chopped some strawberries.
This is the recipe I used for the Strawberry Cream filling.
1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, at room temperature
1 cup sweetened condensed milk
1 cup sliced strawberries plus 15 slices for garnish
(I opted not to garnish with strawberries)
2 cups heavy cream, cold
5 tablespoons confectioners' sugar
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I cut medium size circles out of the top and "dug" little holes to make sure I got plenty of filling in.
Last, but certainly not least, I whipped up some of this cream cheese icing which I could probably eat by itself.
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1 1/2 cup powdered sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 cup heavy cream, cold.
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Eat as many as you can without getting sick.
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