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The Blue Springs South girls soccer team would be hard pressed to play a better game than it did against No. 3 state-ranked Lee's Summit North Thursday in the Class 4 District 13 championship game.
The ninth-ranked Jaguars had all the motivation. They lost to the Broncos twice during the regular season and were eliminated by them in the district title game the past two years. An inspired effort led to South outshooting North 21-8 (10-6 on goal). But a late clutch play by North's Kaylie Rock and a stout Bronco defense led North to its fourth straight district title with a 2-1 win at Lee's Summit North High School.
With the game tied at 1, Rock received a pass from Gianna Palmentere at the left side of the penalty box. Rock had a South defender on her and ended up shaking her with a quick juke. She then found a wide open Madelyn Robinson, who put in a shot right at the goalmouth that Jaguars goalkeeper Megan Swanson had no chance to grab.
"I saw a perfect run in front of me that I could make when Gianna had the ball," Rock said. "I really have her to thank for getting that opportunity. Everything was happening so fast. I only had one defender to beat and I really wanted to get the game over with."
Added Robinson: "I thought she was going to shoot, then she looked up and saw me, and I knew that she was going to pass it. She did a great cut to fake out that defender to get me the ball."
That was the goal that eventually led to a celebration for the Broncos (19-3) that ended up with a pair of players dumping the remains of the team's water cooler on head coach Ryan Kelley.
"Madelyn doesn't scored a lot of goals for us but she scores big ones," Kelley said. "She scored a big one against Lee's Summit earlier in the season. This was really exciting."
Although Rock connected with Robinson for the winning goal, goalkeeper Sarah Peters was a huge reason for the Broncos' district title.
"The goal they scored, I got a little bit of a touch on it," Peters said. "With the rest of the shots on goal, I was pretty on point. In the district championship, you have to make those saves."
She made nine saves, four of which were on dives. One of those dives stopped a bullet off the foot of South forward Nina Stine. Peters just got her right fingertips on the ball to deflect the shot away in the first half.
Overall, the defense came together to limit South to just one goal on 21 shots. On the season, the Broncos have held teams to a meager 0.71 goals per game. And this all happened even after all-state center back Addison Merrick graduated last year and went on to play at Kansas.
"We had a new girl take her position," Peters said. "The defense has been great and we have been using a new formation, and it's worked out well."
Added Kelley: "South had a great, great game plan. They were counter attacking us really well, especially early on. They made some adjustments to get Nina open more and got that goal. We didn't do a good job defending her. We made sure in the second half not to get those opportunities. We defended her a lot better in the second half.
"Sarah made some big saves, There's a reason for it (her being the Suburban Big Seven Goalkeeper of the Year)."
South coach Todd Findley echoed Kelley's assessment of his game plan. It finally paid off 2:02 left in the first half when Stine beat several defenders, cut to her right to get a clear shot and unleashed a rocket that ricocheted off the hands of a diving Peters and into the net for a 1-1 tie.
"We felt we were in this game the whole time," Findley said. "We loved our energy. Just a penalty early and (the Broncos) did what they do. They get a late goal because they are a superb team. We executed our game plan exactly like we wanted."
Alexis Mitchell gave North the early lead when she scored on a penalty kick after Keelie Fothergill was fouled inside of the penalty box.
With the win, the Broncos move on to play St. Teresa's Academy in a Class 4 sectional playoffs at 6 p.m. Tuesday at home. The Stars beat North 2-0 in the regular season.
"They had some bumps this year, but they took it to us when we played them," Kelley said of fifth-ranked St. Teresa's, the defending Class 4 state champion. "They outplayed us that day and we didn't play well. We wanted another shot at them and we're looking forward to it."


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Been a fair while since I've posted a recipe and when I made these recently, I thought this one would be good to share! I remember my Mom making these for us before school- she was always up early making us something worthwhile!
So I can't say this cereal here is one I would ever buy for the eating of it, but, trust me it really does make for some yummy, healthy muffins! This box cost me $3 and the batter will last for three weeks in the fridge, making three batches of 24 muffins... pretty affordable breakfast! Both the boys really enjoy these even, so they are kid-approved even!
As always, click on the card below, then right click and save to print!
This does call for buttermilk, but... confession? I've never bought buttermilk in my life! The smaller text on the side is a little tip my Mom passed on to add vinegar or lemon juice to normal milk as a substitute!
These are really yummy with butter and honey!
And just because... I love these recent sweet pics of the boys... :)

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Faithfull The Brand Garden Top in Helle Stripe (also love this color), Brandy Melville Shorts (similar here), Seychelles Sandals, Brandy Melville Crossbody Bag (similar here), Gorjana Cuff c/o
When the fashion world decided to revisit the 90s over the last year or so, I wasn't exactly on board. But after Birkenstocks and overalls took over my Instagram feed, I slowly warmed up to some of the re-emerging trends. There was one style that didn't require any convincing for me though: the off-the-shoulder trend. I first fell in love back when Kelly Kapowski perfected the look on Saved By The Bell, so I couldn't be happier for a chance to revisit the era. Unlike many trends, this one works on just about anyone. It's flattering, feminine, and there's something so relaxed and effortless about the look that makes it a perfect fit for summer. Since I'm not quite ready to say goodbye with the coming of fall, I'll be pairing this top with longer pants and jackets as things start to cool down.
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text: Technological evolution can revolutionise lives completely opening new opportunities to the world we live in. Evolution can be just around the corner accelerating us from our standard reality to a whole new, extraordinary way of life. Many of these advancements then become the norm. In the age of the smart phone, the first mobile phones now look antiquated so imagine only just being able to use a phone booth for the very first time now! These advancements can happen over hundreds of years, or in a matter of just a few months, but change the way we live forever.


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Today's 3 Worst Stocks
While Friday marked the close of a fourth straight week of gains, the tone on Wall Street was different on Monday. Instead of optimism, there was a widespread stagnancy, as investors effortlessly digested a day of very little news. The S&P 500 Index lost 1 point, or less than 0.1%, to close at 1,666. Sure, the broader market barely ended in the red today, but these three S&P laggards left no doubt about which way they were headed.
While it's true that meaningful macro news was hard to come by today, there was nothing neutral about the day for Red Hat investors. Shares took a 4.3% beating after a BMO analyst downgraded the stock to market perform, citing a recent rally that drove the stock to unattractive levels. The $54 price target for shares in the Linux operating system provider leaves little room for appreciation.
With the health-care sector underperforming 70% of the major sectors today, it's not shocking that biotech Amgen slipped 3.3%. While the company scored a definite win in March when its melanoma drug TVEC performed well in phase 3 trials, that alone can't be counted on as a long-term source of revenue; survival data later this year will give a better idea about how impactful this drug can really be.
Lastly, grocery chain Safeway slumped 3.1%. Even after today's losses, stock in the grocer boasts a remarkable 35% return thus far this year. But Safeway competes in a brutally competitive industry, and as megastores like Wal-Mart flex their vast distribution networks, cost advantages, and all-in-one solutions, it may be tougher and tougher for companies like Safeway to thrive. For Safeway investors, considering the competitive threat is worthwhile: 55% of Wal-Mart's sales come from groceries alone.
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Good Sunday to all. Today's card is based on two challenges: Freshly Made Sketches Challenge #290 and Color Throwdown Challenge #445.
Image/Sentiment Layer: Large oval cut from Night of Navy cardstock using the Layering Ovals Framelets. The Powder Pink oval was cut using the Stitched Shapes Framelits. After attaching them together, I cut off the top part of the oval. On a piece of Whisper White cardstock I sponged Night of Navy,
Crushed Curry and Powder Pink inks. Using the Detailed Dragonfly Thinlits I cut out the row of dragonflies from the sponged cardstock. I added some Clear Wink of Stella to them. I stamped the sentiment from the Bloomin' Love stamp set on a piece of Whisper White cardstock using Crushed Curry ink. The white layer was matted with Night of Navy cardstock and added to the card base. The ovals were added beneath the sentiment. Rolled up Glue Dots were used on the bodies of the dragonflies to attach them to the card. They're my interpretation of the pennant on the sketch.
The Finishing Touch: Three Regals Enamel Shapes were added next to the sentiment along the edge of the ovals.
Thanks for stopping by. I hope you had an enjoyable weekend. See you soon.
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You can't have a fancy food blog without a recipe that has something topped with gremolata. What could sound more gourmet than that? Even the word makes your mouth water, and you don't even know what it is (I'm assuming, or you wouldn't be reading this). Today we have a braised veal shank with gremolata.
Or, let's go even more foodie and call it Osso Buco with Gremolata. More legit would be "Osso Bucco alia Milanese," but then I don't get to say gremolata, and I think it sounds more delicious with the word gremolata in the name. I didn't just choose that at random, mind you. Gremolata is an Italian condiment that is traditionally used to top Osso Buco, which is braised veal shank. But, it can also be used as a zesty topping for other meat or seafood dishes; or even to put a finishing accent on a soup or stew. Basically, you can use it to sprinkle on any dish to which you want to give a tangy, fresh, citrusy lift.
Basic gremolata is nothing more than a mixture of Italian parsley, garlic, and lemon zest. To this base, many cooks add ingredients to put their own spin on it, including arugula, red wine vinegar, olive oil, nuts, and other seasonings.
The reason that gremolata is often used on braises is because the long cooking process of braising means that there will not be any "fresh" herbal or zesty flavors. The deep, rich flavor of a braise, or even a smoked meat, is offset perfectly by the the citrusy lemon zest, bright parsley, and pungent garlic. You'll find it is a good standby for just about anything that needs some freshening up. It's even perfect on top of a grilled steak.
Basic Gremolata
- 1/4 cup chopped Italian parsley (flat leaf parsley)
- grated zest of 1 lemon
- 2 garlic cloves
Mince all ingredients on a cutting board to a uniform consistency and use to top meat, fish, soups, or stews. Adjust proportions of ingredients to suit your own taste.


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The president of the european central Bank, Mario Draghi, in Brussels on 6 February 2017 ( AFP / JOHN THYS )
"The support of our measures of monetary policy is still needed" to boost activity and prices in the euro zone, said Mr. Draghi before the Committee on economic and monetary affairs of the european Parliament.
The risks for the euro area continue to persist and are "mainly related to factors in the world", has justified the central banker.
After an increase of 1.1% in December, consumer prices in the euro zone rose 1.8% year on year in January, very close to the objective of the central bank of an inflation slightly below 2%, a synonym according to the stability of prices.
But "our monetary policy strategy prescribes that we should not react to individual statistics and increases short-term inflation. The horizon relevant to our policy is the medium term", pointed to Mr. Draghi.
According to him, the acceleration of inflation in December and January, "reflects the base effects and the recent increase in energy prices". Without taking account of the prices of energy and food, inflation remains very low, he argues.
The central bank is struggling since more than two years to boost the economy and prices. In addition to rates at the lowest and loans giant free to the banks, it buys in mass every month debts public and private in the framework of its program dubbed "QE".
The recent acceleration of inflation increases the pressure on the central bank, while more and more observers, particularly in Germany, are worried about the risk of the policy is very interventionist conducted by the ECB and the call to reduce sail in the face of rising prices.
The central bank has also been a target during the weekend by German Finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, after a senior advisor to the us president, Donald Trump, has accused Berlin of "exploit" its business partners with a euro that would be "grossly undervalued".
"When Mr. Draghi has embarked on an expansive monetary policy, I told him that he was going to pull the trade surplus the German to the top (…) I don't want to be criticized for the consequences of this policy," said Mr Schäuble in an interview with the German daily Tagesspiegel.
According to him, the monetary policy of the ECB "is too accommodative for Germany" and the exchange rate of the euro "too low for the competitiveness of the German economy".
"We are not manipulators of money," replied Mr Draghi in the face of the members of the european parliament, defending himself from wanting to bring down the level of the euro to the benefit of a particular country.
According to him, Germany is not the only euro zone country to record economic success. Other countries, such as Ireland or the netherlands, have made progress in recent years, and "they did it because they have conducted structural reforms, strengthened their economy and made it more flexible," noted the head of the ECB.
The central banker has also ensured that his institution was still ready to act further in the event of a deterioration in the outlook for growth and inflation in the euro zone.
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Were getting to the bigger vehicles now with my Space Marine chapter. Today some pictures of my Predator Tank. I have put it together like this but I can swap the main weapon for the twin linked lascannon. It's just that this option is my personal favourite.
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I don't have an airbrush and so this one is all hand painted. Painting armour is a lot easier and looks better if you spray it but I think this one turned out fine. I don't like the clean look anyway and so my vehicles may look a bit bumped and scratched. I also added a bit of mud to the tracks and body.
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When you look at this model on the table you're eyes are automaticly drawn to all those red lenses and the gunner on top. I still have a little trouble with freehand and letters painting so the name banner could be done better.
Let me know what you think...


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I spend a lot of time on this blog talking about my Dad and all the things he taught me and how much I miss him every day. Today I am going to spend some time talking about my Mom who did just as much to support, encourage and raise me. Being in the business that I am I get to see first hand the importance of having a good mother. Today I was able to actually video just how strong a good mommas natural instincts are and I can attest to how much positive difference a good momma cow can make in the life of her calf and the profitability of a ranch. So today I honor my Mom with some commentary and good mother pictures taken today. Happy Birthday Mom, I love you very much!
Being the first born and only son in the family certainly did not hurt but my mom was there for me. From cookies for a Cub Scout meeting, frying up fresh beef heart and scrambled eggs for breakfast when asked, to being the one who would get dad calmed down before he meted out punishment for some of my misdeeds as I grew up, she was always there. There were plenty of times that our individual personalities clashed and at times still happen but I never doubted her support or love.
As an example, like many mothers she would remind me to always wear underwear that was clean and not torn or tattered. I mean what if I was involved in some sort of accident we clearly did not want some paramedic seeing this! I announced to her in 1981 that I had finally embraced her wise words and had solved the potential problem permanently. She beamed with pride for a few seconds until she asked me how? I told her that I was no longer going to wear underwear of any kind so no more need for her to worry. It is and was moments like this that her love is tested but has never wavered.
Thank you Mom for all you have done for me, all that you sacrificed in your own life in pursuit of being a good mother to me and my sisters. Thank you for being a great Grandmother as well. We all love you.
Today's Cowman Youtube video selection is a song by Shenandoah dedicated to my Mom on her special day.


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For those of you that have followed our site, listened to any of our podcasts or seen any one of my several thousand Facebook posts you would be aware that the French are my favorite force in Bolt Action. There is just something about the underdog that attracts my interest, and in the tabletop game of Bolt Action no force is the butt of more jokes than the French.
|The Senegalese charge whilst a regular French squad provides covering fire
So a few months back I became somewhat excited to see Warlord Games were bringing out a metal set of Senegalese soldiers to complement their existing French range. In game terms the Senegalese are rated as regular but have the Tough fighter special rule, a must have in any force I field on the table. Not only are they a cost effective close combat unit but they look amazing with their unique red Fez's and coupe-coupe's knives. I had been making do with a WW1 range, and whilst the general look may not have changed much between wars, I really was looking forward to some fresh sculpts and more 'modern' weapon choices.
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Well, I got my hands on this new box set last weekend and Warlord Games have really delivered on the quality with these guys. The 10 man metal boxed set are just sensational in detail and character with almost no flash so clean up was super easy. There are 10 different poses with an SMG, LMG, VB launcher (Rifle grenade) and two with their coupe-coupe's out ready for the assault. There is enough variety to fill out a few squads without being too repetitious, and I generally only field two or so squads as assault troops. So this keeps me happy enough to gradually replace my existing WW1 miniatures with these ones.
|Warlord Games Somua Light Tank adds its firepower to the mix
Fierce in attack and stubborn in defence, The Senegalese were feared and often despised by German troops who objected to the West African close combat weapon, the Coupe-Coupe, a massive heavy-bladed knife that the troops wielded to great physical and psychological effect!"
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Oracle JDeveloper 11g PS2 comes with new release of Oracle BPM Suite 11g.
Oracle BPM Suite 11g brings Out-of-box integration with WebCenter Suite and Oracle ADF development framework. This is extremely important for our customers and company. With Oracle BPM Suite 11g release, we can develop customized interfaces for a rich business user-experience. These interfaces are based on standard Oracle ADF components and Task Flows, it makes it even more attractive - we can reuse our skills and best practices. There is a choice to use integration with WebCenter Suite, this allows to go live faster - we can use pre-build rich portal environment.
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Oracle BPM 11g Integration with ADF and WebCenter Suite
Posted by Andrejus Baranovskis at 11:36 AM
Labels: BPM 11g, JDeveloper 11g, SOA
5 comments:
- neha said...
I am really interested in ADF Integration with BPM. Does it mean I can create an ADF Application to modify decision tables defined in BPM.
A techincal how-to from you would be really helpful.
- July 12, 2010 at 7:34 AM
- Andrejus Baranovskis said...
I'm working on this now...
- July 12, 2010 at 2:16 PM
- Manpreet said...
I am also working to integrate ADF with BPM. My page is coming from BPM process and I am not getting data from the pages on BPM. Could you guys help me how can i integrate ADF with BPM process.
- October 13, 2011 at 12:01 AM
- Andrejus Baranovskis said...
Thin may help you: http://andrejusb.blogspot.com/2010/10/initializing-oracle-bpm-11g-process.html
- October 13, 2011 at 9:50 AM
- María said...
I´m very interested in how to manage documents in UCM since BPM process or human task. Do you have any post about this??
- January 16, 2013 at 12:25 PM
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y'all, I am so glad to leave 2016 in the dust. I can't think of a single year I have ever wanted to end as much as I do this one.
Here are some things I've did and learned this year:
- that the right hashtags get your Instagram photos way more attention. I'm going to take you down in Instagram fame, Kylie Jenner.
- I quit not one, but two jobs. Yes, I'm still unemployed, but to know I'm not at a job with zero growth, and that I'm not being disrespected on a daily basis, feels good. Yes, I know people aren't supposed to quit jobs without a pile of savings and solid plan, but if you're getting called a bitch every single day by your boss, then you have to go. The plus? After lots of time reading career blogs, watching TedTalks, and reading some career focused books, I have a much better idea of what I want to be doing with my time when I get back to having a job.
- That people you would do anything for might not be able, or willing, to do the same for you. Some will crack under the pressure, and this could lead to things between you, them, and a whole lot of other people to be broken. I lost someone I adored this fall, and I'm not sure my heart will ever heal. But that's okay. Yesterday, I was meditating, and came to the realization that just because this person broke my heart, doesn't give me the right to break the hearts of other people. Will I be even slower with letting people in? (assuming I can get any slower) Yes. But the people who want in, will get in.
- I have to force myself to be in more social settings. Being back in Iowa has made this especially obvious. Even being around people in a coffee shop gets my brain going in a better direction.
- My tribe/squad/village/family has grown in ways I definitely would have never expected. Now I need to come up with a good way to show them that I adore them.
- That whole getting knocked up on my birthday thing. So overwhelmed, so excited. Theodore will be here in about a month (and I have done zero to prepare)
Tonight, I will be bingewatching who knows what with Scotti, probably doing face masks and eating way too many Sour Patch Kids. Earlier, I made a list of all the things from 2016 that were less than stellar, and I plan on setting that list on fire around 11:59.
If 2016 was the greatest year of your life, congratulations! I hope that things continue being awesome for you. If 2016 seemed like the absolute worst and you're completely shocked you survived, you only have a few more hours to power through and then you get to start
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It's all kicking off now.
I ecstatically found geese on my patch. I've never seen a goose stay still on Oak Road before, with my 2 previous sightings being fly-over canada geese, but the flooded sports fields held 50+ canadas, 2 greylags and 2 mute swans which wheren't the usual pair from the pond (I know because I checked). A couple more weeks of this and I may even get a couple of waders showing up or a fancy duck. And the icing on the cake is that the water and mud is putting off a lot of dog walkers, the bane of my patch and very existence.
James, without internet, as been informing me of his patch updates from the ye olde telephone and has bagged himself the first herp for the year (a toad under some wood) and has reached double figures for molluscs alone.
We also have two new members in the form of Africa Gomez and Richard Comont. Africa has blazed a mighty and impressive trail with spiders and pond snails but Richard joined and immediately took current lead with 79 species of plant alone.
Current tallies can be seen here
And if anyone has any interest in joining then just click on the patch league tab on the top of the page for more information. There will be badges dammit. BADGES.


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Why Your Business should be using Cloud Services
Your entire business can be cloud based! Your servers, desktops, emails, backups & most software now have a cloud option
It is important nowadays to have complete control of your business wherever you go. Instant access to data whenever you need it in order for your business to be efficient and on schedule is a must. Not being able to keep abreast with your business' requirements and your data can create costly downtime.
Large amounts of data are acquired and stored every day for businesses to run effectively. Having an unreliable data storage and back-up system can create disastrous results considering that there are a lot of potential IT and data related security threats around. Alternatively, you can try to back up and store data on your own hard disk drives, however, accessing data this way is difficult, limited and a simple knock or drop is all that's needed to render your hard disks useless.
What you need is a fast, mobile, safe and secure way to manage and operate your business and business data.
These services can be quickly set up at your most convenient time;
Cloud Backup and Storage – Confidently store and back up more data in less time with our safe and secure cloud servers. Accessing your files via the cloud is simple and user-friendly.
Microsoft Office 365 Product Suite – Boost your productivity by getting access to a whole range of Microsoft Office programmes including cloud-based exchange email so you can get up-to-date with your correspondence and start communicating anywhere.
Desktop as a Service (DaaS) – Work remotely from any location. Daas is a cloud-based virtual desktop that enables you to access and operate it from a remote location. Because your virtual desktop is set up in a cloud, you'll be able to access it anytime and from anywhere you'd like. Another benefit is that Daas will lessen your need for additional computers, servers and even office space.


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Peach Tree Restaurant, 1080 North Beale Rd, Marysville
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Mountain Mike's Pizza 606 J St, Marysville
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TBB Toronto Part 2Thursday, May 25, 2017
Before I get into the details of my weekend, I just wanted to ramble a bit. I've had very few girls weekends in my life. Not that I didn't have friends, I have a bunch of different groups, but having kids so early really limited how many of these weekends I could have as an adult. I also find as a young adult you still hang out with people who don't neccessairly make you happy or bring out the best in you. Hanging out with these people is mainly because you were friends in high school or some sense of weird loyalty that's misplaced. As I'm entering the phase of my 'late 30's' I'm realizing what it's like to chose my friends and I love this. Tanya posted a meme the other day that said:
LIFE HACK: you literally do not have to be friends with people you don't like.
This is so true! I'm too old and tired for forcing friendships that make me feel bad about myself. I'm too old for gossip, and drama. So those I don't like, I chose not to be their friend. The end. But now I've chosen who I talk too and I love all my girl tribes. I feel so lucky to have people I truly love at work and that I'm super proud to call my friends. (it's a good thing cause I see them every day) I'm including Tanya in this too cause I work with her. And my Fit Fam/Booty camp girls - I cannot say enough about them. Today I went to boot camp, and we all just chatted for an hour instead working out because some of us were having a hard day/week and we just need to do that. And then finally my blog tribe. We all chose to travel (some really far) to spend the weekend with each other and I love that. No drama, no BS, just grown ass women building each other up. Eating poutine, and drinking beer. Makes my heart full.
Anyways - enough of me carrying on - this post is long enough:
Here's what we did in Toronto
Shaunacey picked me up around 4:30pm, me armed with personalized cookies, her with butter tarts - and we were off. Normally would have taken about 1hour 10 minutes to get down there, but it was rush hour so it was just over 2 hours I would say door to door. I was in good company so I didn't mind. We chatted the entire way about random shit, and I tried to get as many swear words out of my system before I was on my best behaviour.
When we arrived at the Grand I was so excited and SOOOO nervous. Lisa & Andrea were waiting in the lobby for us and nerves went away but adrenaline stepped in. They looked exactly like I thought they would. Shaun and I were hot messes (me more than her) after our lengthy car ride so once we got to our room we quickly freshened up. Once downstairs the selfies started right away. One of the biggest joys of this entire week was we were all the same. We documented everything and no one judged. When food came out, so did all of the phones. It was hilarious.
The rest of the night people trickled in. Whitney who drove 5 hours from somewhere south west (I mix up her state with Alisons). And then Alison, Sarah and Katie came in. Lastly Deena & Christy (Lana's flight was delayed) and we all ate hamburgers and chatted away. All of our first drinks were on Andrea's Husband (thanks Mr. Nine!!) and Andrea and I were twinning with our Pink fizzy drinks. I think somoene else may have ordered this drink too, Sarah maybe? I later on Alison and I drank rose, but we capped it at 2 drinks that evening. ( I secretly think Alison would be a fun drinking partner....next year we'll see:) )
We got up at the crack of dawn. I was a bit worried about how 3 women were going to get ready in the same space that quickly but we made it work! And shared make up. I also learned the skill of curling my hair while only seeing myself in the reflection of the microwave. #lifehack you're welcome. Also Shaun, Sarah & I were late every morning except the last one....Not sure what that says about us?
We spent 129830 hours on a bus. Or it felt like that anyways. It was also the day of our first group photo!
I also randomly started a photo series of my eyes, and Deena in the background. I will continue this forever.
Our day in Niagara was well spent - Just a ton of bus ridding. We stopped in Niagara on the lake quickly (and I mean quick) but enough time to get ice cream & coffee's and of course take photos.
Back on the bus we went, and then next stop wine tasting.
I've been on countless wine tastings, and this one was decent. I brought the white home with me, because it was pretty delish. I'm not a fan of ice wine (way too sweet) but others seemed to love it. Of course we got a photo. Which I had to photoshop myself into by merging 2 photos into one.
Next up Niagara Falls! Again, I've been here probably a hundred times. I cannot get sick of it. I bring the kids all the time, and am trying to convince Nick to go in July. But even though I've been here so often, I've never done the Maid of the Mist (or the hornblower now it's called). So I'm glad I lost my falls boat virginity with these ladies. So fun!
We had a lunch overlooking the falls as well, and of course quickly walked Clifton Hill. I basically ate all the foods on the hill. Popcorn, chocolate. peanut butter thingys. I know it's not possible to gain 130 pounds in one weekend, but I'm pretty sure I did.
Whitney and I passed out on the bus on the ride home, but I'm not showing you that photo Alison took because it's terrible. (not her photo taking skills, my mouth wide open sleeping )
Dinner that evening was at El Catrin and OMG - yum. They had me at the decor - it was very day of dead-ish, and totally me. Give me sugar skulls any day. But the food? UGH so good. Also, word on the street is drinking 3 mango margaritas may give you a buzz and say things like 'Penis Knees' to bunch of strangers. So you've been warned. We also showered Shaunacey with gifts for her baby girl who's due to arrive in October and 3 of us got her the same onesie.
The next morning I woke up with a head ache (surprise, surprise) so Shaunacey and I walked to a near by Starbucks. I felt much better after that. After coffee and a good breakfast we got changed and headed out to walk the six.
And I got in one photo:
We walked all over downtown, Kensington Market, Little Portugal, Graffiti Alley, Nathan Philips Square, and then took on the Eaton Centre. We had lunch at the Lakeview and ate poutine, and drank some beer and it was delish. Thanks for splitting a club with me Shaun.
I think we left the hotel at 10am and didn't return again until 10pm. It was a full day of walking, shopping and talking - I loved every second of it. We split into two groups at the Mall and half of us went to sit and eat and then shop, and the second half just went straight to shopping. Guess which half I was in? GELATO!! that's where I was.
And then we took the American's to all the Canadian stores. Hello Reitmans, RW&CO etc etc. I also had to go to Sephora because the Chrissy Teigen palette has been sold out at the one in my city since it came out and I need it in my life. AND I GOT IT (oh and the Tarte Pro Palette) and also hit my VIB with Sephora. Pretty exciting stuff.
We did dinner at the Pickle Barrel, and Andrea and I got matching Bellini's - peach of course! Katie had a beer bigger than her, and the other end of the table got desserts I was super jealous of, but literally couldn't fit into my tummy that was already muffin topping over my pants.
After dinner we headed back to the hotel and did one of the coolest things ever. We did the hot tub on the roof. Which had a giant movie screen behind us. This is where Deena set off some sort of alarm, and red lights flashed and I basically thought we were going to die, but nothing happened. It was all very straight out of Lost but no smoke monster came, and the engineer of the group managed to stop the beeping. We chatted like women do (like named our hall pass movie guys (and girls)) and took turns pressing the stupid button (see I told you it was lost, it was every 14 minutes too I swear).
The very very sad day. We got up early for breakfast to say our goodbye's to those who had early flights. We got a group photo in our new tops from Andrea, and then had a very long breakfast basically just chatted. The 7 of us remaining hit the mall again for round two of shopping. I bought a dress from store I can't pronounce, and a MAC highlighter from Nordstroms. I hit American Girl as well, and a few other stores for the kids. After shopping it was time for Shaun and I to drive home, so we said our final goodbyes (more hugs) and headed home back to Barrie. We were both exhausted and emotionally drained I think. We couldn't even make it all the way home, we had to stop for coffee and donuts to get us there.
' I'm drained from writing this, and I've probably left something out. But luckily we're all bloggers and have all blogged our take on the weekend so I'm sure between all 11 of us, we've covered it all.
And on that note, I'm off to bed.
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I'm totally a good drinking partner. The snark really comes out though, so be prepared :) high fives for a great recap!ReplyDelete
great recap, I kept felt like I was forgetting all the things when I did mine... lolReplyDelete
I keep saying this but I can't wait to drink ALL the wine next time!
I love this!! I laughed throughout!! I can't wait til next year!!!ReplyDelete
bhahahhahah- so much awesomeness in this!ReplyDelete
Once again, hearing these recaps and I feel as if we can relive the wonderful weekend and that you were right there with me! Wow, you covered it so good girl!! I love that we get that and drinks And I love that you and Shaun took us to all the best stores! Love and miss ya so much!ReplyDelete
This: "No drama, no BS, just grown ass women building each other up. Eating poutine, and drinking beer." I love it! And thank you for not posting the picture of us sleeping!! Haha. Although I would still have a dance party anyways, even if you did!ReplyDelete
This post is perfect. I love your account of our adventures. Thank you so much for being our group photographer - it's so fun to relive everything through pictures. Can't wait for next year!ReplyDelete


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The other problem I had to overcome was the air pockets i was encountering on the edges of the shoulder. Basically, craters had formed where air had been trapped during the gelcoat to fiberglass application process. We used the short, chopped strand fiberglass and the high quality fiberglass resin but this shoulder did have a lot of those air pockets. So I drilled them out and filled them with EverCoat body filler RAGE and then used the Evercoat Polyester finishing putty for a glass smooth surface. A lot of work but it was worth it.


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Today's FIT is sweet little 5 year old Maude L. Van Hart. She has such soulful eyes. I really like the beaded necklace and anchor locket that she is wearing. I wonder if her parents' photos are in her locket? Where is her locket now? Tucked away in some one's hope chest? In an antique store jewelry case? Around the neck of an elderly woman who has long forgotten the names of the faces inside? We will never know, but I love thinking about the people in my photos. Everyone has a story. Do you have a story for Maude?
***Things I Am Thankful for Today-funny boys who grow too fast, naughty boys who try my patience and cuddle bug boys who warm my heart


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Given my unique schedule, I had the first Tuesday of July off, which was also free museum Tuesday at the de Young and Legion of Honor museums. I had been to part of the de Young a few weekends prior (Sfera #2 post) so I had an idea of what to expect, but I didn't know much about the Legion of Honor – except that they were having a temporary exhibit that had to do with water. I was completely blown away by the Legion of Honor, and I will tell you why just after I share about the de Young.
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The de Young is in Golden Gate Park and the building itself is worth seeing. It was designed by the Swiss firm Herzog & de Meuron after the 2nd generation building was damaged in the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. The first museum was constructed in 1894 and the palm trees from that original site are actually at the current location – a mere 100+ years old. The de Young concentrates on American art, textiles and ancient Americas, Oceania and Africa. I will disclose that, in general, textiles, wooden sculpted objects, and decadent ceramics are on the lower notches of what art I have immediate appreciation for. It is not to say I dislike them, I just don't spend a whole lot of time on them. A few de Young pieces I will remember:
Legion of Honor
Wow, wow, wow. I am either extremely late to the party, or the Legion of Honor is one of the Bay Area's best kept secrets. It can be a bit of a trek to get there, but it is worth the extra bus transfer, hike or drive. The building overlooks the bay on Land's End in the Presidio and like the de Young, the site itself is worth seeing. It was donated by Adolph Spreckels and his wife in 1924 (no big deal) and you can read more about the professionally articulated history here. With pieces by Claude Monet, Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali, and more, this place gives you a museum adrenaline rush. Oh, and that temporary exhibit about water, it is called 'Impressionists on the Water,' and has about 15 Monets on display along with Renoirs and others waiting to impress. Thank you America's Cup for inspiring an exhibit of the best of the best artists who happen to have boating pastimes.
The Legion of Honor was full of many surprises for me, one of which I was very excited about. I pay attention to pieces that are representations of Christianity, particularly parables and callings in the Gospels because they bring so much history and context to a static image. When I saw 'The Calling of Matthew' by Mattias Stromer I took a closer look and it turns out it was influenced by Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio's 'The Calling of Saint Matthew,' which I saw at its home in the St. Luigi dei Francesi church in Rome last year. The Caravaggio painting was one of the memorable pieces I saw in Italy and I love times like this where you are able to connect the dots of experiences. The image to the right is 'The Lord Reprimanding Adam and Eve' sculpted by Bartolomeu Rubio [1362]. It is seemingly simple, yet has incredible depth and detail within the alabaster and recreation of events in Genesis.
Surprise #2 was The Edward E. Hills Gallery. On one wall there are four Monets and after coming to terms with what you are looking at, you turn to the right to see a Picasso painting accompanied by one of his sculptures. Furthermore, you turn right again and you are looking at two Dalis. It is a pretty incredible space:
The temporary exhibit 'Impressionists on the Water' is a must see (on display until October 2013). Take the Edward E. Hills Gallery experience and multiply it by 3 or 4 rooms. The highlights for me:
- Gustave Caillebotte 'Regatta at Argenteuil' *incredible reflections with a unique brush stroke*
- Ludovic Napoleon Lepic 'Boats of the Beach at Berck' *reminded of me of being on the beaches of France in 1997, eating pizza with whole olives and wondering where the waves were*
- Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec 'The Passenger from Cabin 54 – On a Cruise' *I like his 'functional' art and combination of font, color, layout*
- Claude Monet 'The Seine at Argenteuil' *Monet seems to have varying brush stokes in this piece that help contrast the water, grass, and sky. What I like most about all this work is how the colors can be so close, but you can clearly define the different subject. (similar to Venice Canals 2)*
Last, but not least, The Legion of Honor has one of the Bronze casts of 'The Thinker' in the entrance. You can spend some time staring at this … thinking. A successful Tuesday indeed.


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Amazon introduced a new version of its Kindle Paperwhite e-reader Tuesday, showing that it's happy to play both sides of a conflict between e-book readers and tablets.
The new version of Amazon's light-up e-reader, the company said in a statement Tuesday, makes a number of improvements to its most technologically advanced line of e-ink, black-and-white e-readers, with features such as higher contrast, integration with the reading site Goodreads, and the option to engage more with books by making vocabulary lists, adding in-line footnotes and a kid-focused program that gives readers "achievements" for hitting reading milestones.
E-readers saw a burst of popularity, particularly in 2012, but analysis firms such as IDC found in early 2013 that the single-focus devices were rapidly losing ground to tablets as users looked for more robust reading devices — particularly as tablet prices continue to drop.
That's been bad news for companies like Sony, which saw its e-reader woes outlined in a New York Times article this weekend. According to that report, Amazon has quickly taken market share from Japanese-owned e-reader firms such as Sony and Kobo in large part thanks to its broad catalog of books.
For Amazon, however, the value of an e-reader or tablet comes not necessarily through the money it makes off of the device but rather the continued revenue stream off of the books it can sell through those devices. As a result, the company is willing to price its devices at a point that gives it very low profit margins.
That's true of the new Kindle Paperwhite, which costs just $119 — the same as the original device — for the most-basic WiFi model. Adding 3G capability costs an additional $70, for a price of $189. The reader is expected to ship on November 5, and is up for pre-order now.
(Amazon chief executive Jeff Bezos has agreed to buy The Washington Post newspaper.)
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tiistai 10. huhtikuuta 2012
S/S collection Pique Nique!
So this is what I have been workin my derriere of for a while now. My new Spring Summer collection! It is now available at my web boutique and hopefully you will like (love) it! :) Feel free to spread the word and if some of your friends or family members are looking for something new to wear for the upcoming festive season, you can always give them a hint about my boutique!
The photographer was once again my favourite dude to work with, the very talented Jarno Lindholm. I highly recommend him as a person to work with!
And my models this time were Pepper Sparkles, Cherrie A. Dorable and Hanna.
I absolutely love the photos, models and well.. the clothes are quite nice too I must say.
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Colombia, Cali, Feliz, happy, szczesliwy
Filip Ziolkowski Awakening On The Road Thursday, May 27, 2010
Today is the day. I set alarm for 8.30 and woke up at 2pm. A little bit confused I took a shower, entered kitchen, took a sip of Colombian cafe and sat down in front of my laptop. I checked emails, facebook, news on gazeta.pl (I don´t know wht I am still doing this, I cannot remember any new inspiring word in there, yet I could live without news), I Skyped my mom, wished her happiness, health, prosperity and worldly goals and went out to eat something. While walking down the road I realised that I was extremly happy. I reached 10 for 10 in a scale of well being without any reason. Just like that. Just because I was. Wow. Last night I stayed alone, I didn´t have amazing dreams, I haven´t got any positive news, not money or any new job opportunities. I was just feeling pure happiness and joy of being and I am still feeling this now. Wow. Great. I am wondering how come. Maybe someone sent me positive wishes or been thinking of me in a good way. Maybe. I don´t know... Life is a mystery.
Filip Ziolkowski Awakening On The Road en Thursday, May 27, 2010
About the authorHola! Hi! Czesc!
Mi nombre es Filip Ziolkowski y te deseo un excelente dia!
My name is Filip Ziolkowski and I wish you a great day!
Nazywam się Filip Ziółkowski i życzę Ci wspaniałego dnia.
Consigue mis libros / Buy my books / Kup moją książkę
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In Memory
In loving memory of Eugene D. Long, March 29, 1949 – May 9, 2008:
Those we love don't go away
They walk beside us every day
Unseen, unheard, but always near,
Still loved, still missed and very dear.
In life we loved you dearly;
In death we do the same.
You left us beautiful memories,
So numerous and fair.
Though we cannot see you,
We know that you are there.
We know the truth, the calling,
Which one day all will see.
Though nothing seems the same today,
Tomorrow is yet to be.
We seek you in a heart of prayer
As time draws us ever near,
That we may too be worthy of Jesus' call to come
For in His love death is gone
For all whose belief is strong.
We trust in God's word
That all His sayings be true,
That in this truth as God calls us one by one,
The family chain once broken in life temporal,
Is restored eternal
You are always in our hearts,
Debra, Adam and
Louise Long
Barbara Lehman and
Beverly Hopper
In memory of Martha Mowen, 3-21-27 to 9-11-09: My Mother Kept A Garden
My mother kept a garden
A garden of the heart
She planted all the good things,
That gave my life its start.
She turned me to the sunshine
And encouraged me to dream;
Fostering and nurturing
The seeds of self-esteem.
And when the winds and rains came,
She protected me enough;
But not too much, she knew I'd need
To stand up strong and tough.
Her constant good example,
Always taught me right from wrong;
Markers for my pathway
To last my whole life long.
I am my mother's garden,
I am her legacy
And I hope today she feels the love,
Reflected back from me.


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Went early morning to take a shot like this with mist.If its the rainforests and dense mossy lands that cover half of the Cameron highland-Malaysia,then the other half is covered with man made landscapes - Tea Estates.Serving the Malaysian as well as the international population, the countries significant amount of income coming from these tea estates.
In a misty morning, this rich greens of "Bharat Tea Estate" provides a unique way point for the people traveling ahead to the small yet busy town of Cameron Highland.
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Happy Saint Victoria Day, Morbid Anatomy Readers!
More about this lovely saint--whose remains were discussed at length in yesterday's post--from Wikipedia:
More about this lovely saint--whose remains were discussed at length in yesterday's post--from Wikipedia:
Saints Victoria, Anatolia, and Audax (Italian: Sante Vittoria, Anatolia, e Audace) are venerated as martyrs and saints by the Catholic Church...
Their legend... recounts that, in the time of the Emperor Decius, Anatolia and Victoria were sisters whose marriage was arranged to two noble, non-Christian Roman men. They resisted matrimony and their prospective grooms denounced them as Christians. They received permission to imprison the women on their estates and convince them to renounce their faith.
Anatolia's suitor, Titus Aurelius, gave up, and handed her back to the authorities. Victoria's suitor, Eugenius, was more persistent, but also ended up returning her to the authorities.
Victoria's legend states that she was stabbed through the heart in 250 AD at Trebula Mutuesca (today Monteleone Sabino). An elaboration on her legend states that her murderer was immediately struck with leprosy, and died six days later....
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A recent panel discussion at BIO 2014 magnified three topic areas: the ROI on quality and innovation, where best biopharmaceutical manufacturing might take place and what the industry can do with its regulatory partners to achieve quality through compliant manufacturing operations.
In 2010, McKinsey published a study citing that improvements to pharmaceutical manufacturing efficiency could translate into an estimated savings of $50 billion, mentioned Joan Koerber-Walker, president and CEO of the Arizona BioIndustry Association, as she introduced "Maximizing the ROI in Quality Innovation" a recent panel discussion at BIO 2014 in San Diego. Koerber-Walker said that "potential" opportunity is now more like $150 billion, triple the original McKinsey figure.
Participating on the panel was James Hamilton, a consultant and 30-year veteran of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Kurt Brorson an FDA research biologist and Martin VanTrieste, a vice president at Amgen. Introducing the panel, Koerber-Walker explained that the discussion was designed to magnify three topic areas including the ROI on quality and innovation, where best [biopharmaceutical] manufacturing might take place and what the industry can do with its regulatory partners to achieve quality through compliant manufacturing operations.
Brorson, a proponent of proactive outreach – from both sides – shared what CDER and the FDA are doing currently to work more closely with the industry. A good example said Brorson is in the area of directed research. About five or six years ago, said Brorson, the FDA worked with Eli Lilly because the virus filters the company was buying were not quite as robust as they had hoped. Lilly, among other things, wanted to figure out what the technical gaps were with the virus filters to find the best ones. "Together with them, we studied all of the virus filters that were on the market at that time that were directed against small viruses and evaluated failure modes and mechanisms for these filters and came up with a set of recommendations that directed [the application of] these virus filters in manufacturing. Further, CDER worked with the Parenteral Drug Association to do a series of lab-based studies that produced a technical report setting [among other things] nomenclature standards for virus filters. "Together," said Brorson "we came up with a grading system for virus filters; and this is an example of how we can work together with industry to come up with best practices, understand the technological gaps and set standards once an application is submitted to the FDA."
Brorson then explained the CDER has been busy establishing the agency's Emerging Technology Team (ETT). "We know that technology advances every year, especially in biotech," said Brorson. "There is a heavy industry segment. Technology has made [many] kinds of advances. There are evolutionary advances, which are improvements over existing technology, and then there are revolutionary advances where [industry] leapfrog onto the next technological mode," he said. "The emerging technology team was set up – this small committee – to address the latter type of those technological [leaps] to get CDER ready for applications that are revolutionary …"
Brorson said to form the committee, FDA drew from all relevant departments "We grouped subject matter experts from all our different offices including the Office of Biotechnology Products," which administers BLAs and will be the primary point of contact said Brorson.
Brorson said the within the context of the ETT, the Office of Biotechnology Products "will essentially partner with the review office in a cross-cultural nature, so [when] applications come to the ETT, we will … serve as a focal point for the process of review and work together with the review offices to make sure that the process works well. We always care about potential roadblocks that can block … revolutionary … technology. Our role would be to identify regulatory strategy and get around those roadblocks."
As moderator, Koerber-Walker segued from Brorson's FDA update, and turned to consultant James Hamilton for his opinion on where emerging companies (which may avail themselves of FDA's ETT) might go for resources to help them in designing for manufacturability. "Once they get it to the development stage," said Hamilton, "it's just exposing them to the regulations, quality, what's required in quality." He explained that once these companies get their therapies into the development phase, they need to look at quality by design (QbD) and the role of process analytical technologies (PAT) which may lead them to examine new technologies and production by continuous manufacture. "What I run into is the retroactive approach where you have failures. And then you try to find out what caused those failures. What we're looking at is trying to be more proactive in coming up with the continuous manufacturing process where … the processes is actually controlling the [quality of the] product." Hamilton then put up a slide from SEMATECH, which began operating in 1988 as a partnership between the U.S. government and 14 U.S.-based semiconductor manufacturers to solve common manufacturing problems and regain competitiveness for the U.S. semiconductor industry that had been surpassed by Japanese industry in the mid-1980s. The slide revealed the steady progress the semiconductor industry made in pursuing manufacturing efficiency over the last 25 years.
"Well," said Hamilton, "25 years ago, new technologies were coming through at an ever-increasing rate. [The industry was creating] global supply chains where sources of supply – components of various products – were coming from multiple parts of the world on a regular basis, combined with one product in one region or another. We had major issues with standards across country, country and country and sometimes even inside the same country. And we were trying to figure out how we could get the costs out of the supply chain while maintaining quality, in order to be globally competitive no matter which country [the company is] from. Think about that for a minute." Hamilton explained that Pharma, like the semiconductor industry back in the day, needs to look at intra-industry benchmarks to seek inspiration and solutions and rally itself like SEMATECH did for semiconductor manufacturers: "it's only when we come together in a precompetitive environment and say this is how we want to address and solve this problem; it's the only way we will truly get those costs out of the system."
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One of my old post "Are The Savings of $120-$150 Billions Worth Having?"(http://pharmachemicalscoatings.blogspot.com/2012/08/are-savings-of-120-150-billions-worth.html) might be of interest. Actually the number is between $150- $200 billion.

Opportunities are there but pharma has to discover them. They cannot be shoved down their throat.

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Headaches And Migraines
Headaches are one of the main reasons people see a doctor. Most people experience headaches regularly, and they affect everyone regardless of gender, race, and age. According to a report by the world health organization, 50% of the adult population will experience a headache in any given year. Headaches can be as a result of a medical condition such as a migraine, stress or emotional distress. Headaches can affect your quality of life, and in severe cases, they will hinder you from handling your normal daily activities. If you are frequently getting headaches that are not responding to over-the-counter medications, it is important to see a health specialist for further assistance.
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He's saved the lives of more people than you and I will ever meet, invented and personified the world changing idea of humanitarian intervention and founded a charity that won the Nobel Peace Prize. His outspoken and uncompromising approach to human rights and emergency medical assistance are acclaimed all over the world.
Bernard Kouchner's journey from May '68 firebrand to French Minister for Foreign Affairs (a job he left a month ago) has been one of unstinting principle and growing responsibility. Ruffling feathers where necessary, Kouchner has no fear of authority, especially in parts of the world where unimaginable suffering goes untreated.
His guiding theory that suffering is as globalised as finance has become accepted practice but when he started out it was not only unknown it was also illegal. As founder and first president of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), Kouchner personally lead emergency humanitarian missions to Cambodia, Thailand, Rwanda and Somalia among many others. Facing considerable personal danger and usually in the face of official opposition MSF has a noble history of saving lives in hostile and unpredictable situations.
It has 'brought medical relief teams into the worst disaster areas and bloodiest war zones defying ruthless armed combatants and treating suffering victims without regard to their politics'.
Kouchner is also absolutely right when he says 'the universal spirit of the enlightenment should run through the new media'. Technology has an extraordinary power and perhaps therefore a responsibility to connect people. What Kouchner's statement implies is new media should be subject to the same searching, restless spirit of enquiry and principle he has tried to follow all his life.
He is a committed internationalist, believing passionately in the United Nations and International Criminal Court for example. His firm belief is that the weight of global public opinion and the light of reason are the most powerful agents for change we have. His rallying cry 'Never accept the suffering of others' should get us all out of our chairs and engaged with the world.
Since 1988 Kouchner has been in various jobs as a member of the French government, serving as Minister for Health, UN representative in Kosovo and until very recently Minister for Foreign Affairs. In these roles he has often been controversial, having little regard for bureaucratic niceties and being constantly focused on bringing people together to talk.
He has long been the most popular (if radical) politician in France and we can't wait to find out what he's going to do next.
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I didn't know your network has been online since 2012. I used to send aurora data into another site out of University of Alaska, Fairbanks, I think.
Of course, a great thing to tell your students, real life applications. These crowd-sourced reports serve as ground truth observations and help validate the predictions by aurora forecast models such as OVATION (used by NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center.) Your reports will help Aurorasaurus to significantly improve tracking the current location of the aurora by documenting the "view line", that is the furthest equatorward extent of the visible aurora. Predicting the aurora accurately is also important for scientists to learn about the geomagnetic storms that often lead to auroras and other space weather threats.
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ST. LOUIS, MO (KTVI)-- Some dog owners in the City of St. Louis are finding out the hard way why refusing to pick up after their dogs can be a costly mistake.
"Since March 16, there have been about nine citations," said Partnership for Downtown St. Louis spokesperson Missy Kelley. "It is springtime and there are more people out walking their dogs, so this is an important time to remind the community that this is an important part of making this a better place to live."
The fine for violating the ordinance ranges from $150 to $500 depending on the judge.
Many dog owners in the loft district, including Paul Shaffer agree with the stepped up enforcement of the pet waste ordinance, which has been on the books for years.
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"In downtown I see it all over the place randomly. When I walk through parking lots there will be landmines of it," said loft district resident Mandy Connor. "Pretty gross."
In the big picture, the 'number two' problem is not exactly the city`s number one problem, but at least there is a simple solution, if they can just get pet owners to pick up on it.
And in some ways, downtown boosters see the problem as a positive sign.
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BSOD: How to fix blue screens in Windows 8
The dreaded BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) is annoying. Here are some ways to fix blue screens in Windows 8
What is Blue Screen of Death
If you are a heavy computer user, and you are using Windows Operating System, definitely Blue Screen of Death is a nightmare for you that you never want to face. Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) is an error screen displayed, when windows encounters any critical error in system, so that it can't boot properly or unable to boot.
The word 'Blue' goes after the blue screen which shows the error code.
Common Reasons for the Blue Screen of Death Occurring
The Blue Screen of Death is usually caused due to a few specific reasons including a poorly written device driver, faulty memory, and incompatible DLL's or a corrupt Registry.
1. Incompatible device & drivers : If you recently installed new hardware and the device driver is incompatible with Windows operating System, or not installed properly, you may encounter a BSoD. Corrupted device and drivers may generate the error. As example, if you upgrade processor or graphics card or motherboard from one product to another & immediately start windows, you may face BSOD.
The reason is simple. During loading device and drivers, operating system receives the driver software of the old devices rather than the new one. Overclocking of processor, corrupted memory module (or hard drive), improper assembling of hardware (e.g. loose cabling) also generates BSOD.
2. Incompatible or corrupted .dll file: DLL's are dynamic link libraries are an essential part of the operating system. These DLL's files are necessary for certain programs to run or processes to take place. If a DLL is missing or there is a problem with the file, this may cause the BSOD. As an application is used over and over again, the chances of an incompatible DLL file occurring increases.
3. Corrupted Registry : Windows registry is a database that stores the configuration settings and options for essential program, kernel, device driver, services, user interface as well as the application programs running on the system. Every application program uses this registry to run properly in the windows environment; even sometime modification of registry file is also required.
Improperly handling of registry may corrupt the core operating system related registry like registry value related to the boot up, device driver, database information creates fatal error in the system that causes BSoD.
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How to fix Blue Screen error
A. First of all allow system to reboot normally.
B. If you can log in the system after normal reboot follow the following steps:
1. Restore your system to an earlier point.
Open Control Panel . Now, just type Recovery in the search box. If you have back up your data before system crash, try to restore that point from Advanced Tools -> Open System Restore . Otherwise you can Refresh or Reset your PC. If you are refreshing your PC, no personal files and folder will be deleted. But if you choose to reset your
Your PC, personal files and folders in current windows drive, Application programs you installed will be removed and Windows will return to the state as it is just installed.
2. Check the hardware and device drivers that causes the error, from Device Manager. Try to update device driver or re-install it.
3. Update windows for preventing further this type of error.
C If you cannot log in to the system even after reboot, and the problem persists follow the tutorial
1. Put your Windows 8 Consumer Preview DVD into the CD/DVD drive. And boot using DVD. When booting will complete a window will open .Fill the form and Click Next. In the new window click Repair your computer.
2. Click Trouble Shoot to launch recovery and repair options. Here you can Refresh or Reset your PC. If you are refreshing your PC, no personal files and folder will be deleted. But if you choose to reset your
Your PC, personal files and folders in current windows directory, Application programs you installed will be removed and Windows will return to the state after it just installed. Then follow the instructions.
3. If you want to go for advanced option click Advanced Option. If you have made back up and the backup file is in hard disk go for the System Restore . If you have back up your windows in external devices or CD/DVD media, go for the System Image Recovery . System Image required to proceed.
4. Alternatively, you can go for Automatic Repair to automatically detect and resolve issues currently preventing from booting.
5. If BSOD problem still remain, after Recovery or Reset, go for re-install the Operating system.
If problem still persists check hardware and BIOS whether they are working fine.
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Now wash your hands - and your mobile phone28th of October 2011
This is the sort of story that may leave you feeling slightly ill after your breakfast - a study which suggests one in six mobile phones is contaminated with faecal matter.
Researchers at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and Queen Mary, University of London took nearly 400 samples from mobile phones and hands in 12 British cities.
They found 16 per cent of phones and 16 per cent of hands harboured E. coli (Escherichia coli), bacteria which inhabit the human intestines.
The largest proportion of contaminated phones was in Birmingham (41 per cent) while Londoners were caught with the highest proportion of E. coli present on hands (28 per cent).
But the sample size in each city was small, so the variations between them could be a statistical anomaly.
However Dr Val Curtis from the London School of Hygiene says the study showed clear differences between north and south.
"We found the further north we went the more hands and phones were likely to be contaminated. It could be the bugs survive better in colder and wetter conditions or it might be that people wash their hands less."
Dr Curtis explained that they were using E. coli as a marker for the presence of faecal matter. She said: "Campylobacter and Salmonella bacteria are much more likely to cause a gastric infection and could easily be passed on through faecal contamination." Most strains of E. coli found on the hands and phones are not likely to cause major ill-health


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