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It's going to be a big season in the Hyundai A-League, and all eyes are on the coaches aiming to get their team on top.
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Sorry about the lack of posts, folks - we are immersed in harvest time, plus field clean up, sowing cover crop, and hoping our green house doesn't blow away! We are relieved that the hurricane damage was minimal - but last night we got some frost action as well; expect things to wrap up in a cataclysm of squash and tomato bounty.
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Reading the newspaper, the German philosopher GWF Hegel wrote, is the "realist's morning prayer". As Hegel saw it, the daily paper — like God — provided an orientation to the world. The modern newspaper rose with the growth and expansion of cities: as the bounds of neighbourhoods stretched beyond the immediately knowable, and markets for goods reached overseas, demand for information stoked an appetite for a novel commodity: the news.
Early newspapers were primitive in design, with a mix of foreign and domestic items, many borrowed from other papers. Newsprint was expensive, and circulations tended to be small. All of this would change by the late 19th century, with the rise of a mass press. Telegraphs relayed news in a flash to editors, new printing presses allowed publishers to respond rapidly to breaking news, and bulging Sunday editions were born. Illustrations and bold headlines were deployed to grab readers, as were sections devoted to sport, women and the comics.
Few in the history of newspapering did more to exploit these developments than William Randolph Hearst. This buccaneering Californian, whose caricature was immortalised in Citizen Kane, was arguably the most powerful newspaper publisher in history. By the 1920s — the height of his fame and influence — he owned papers in nearly every major American city, and his interests extended to magazines, radio, motion pictures and real estate. His art collection was immense, as was his extravagant mansion in San Simeon, California.
He was also detested. In the annals of vilification, even Rupert Murdoch is no match for Hearst. A catalogue of his sins — actual and alleged — would fill a book. From his early days as a publisher in Gilded Age San Francisco and New York into his mature years as a titan, Hearst inspired an intense hatred. He was accused of cheap sensationalism and trafficking in falsehoods. He was blamed for causing the Spanish-American War of 1898 and pandering to the reader's worst instincts with his craven brand of "yellow journalism". His critics were legion—AJ Liebling, one of Hearst's most eloquent foes, said he used money "like a club". Others called him a megalomaniac and an unhinged madman.
The image of Hearst as a ruthless mogul is a part of journalism lore. Certainly, there is a good deal that was unsavoury about the man: in the 1930s, Hearst papers ran columns by Hitler and Mussolini and savaged Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal. (He ordered that all his papers call it the Raw Deal.) But lately his reputation has been getting a second look. David Nasaw's prize-winning biography, The Chief, published in 2000, presented a more complex flesh and blood Hearst, not some cartoon villain. Nasaw is tough when he needs to be, but also fair-minded. Now the Canadian journalist Kenneth Whyte has delivered a more radical revision to the Hearst reputation, with a biography focused narrowly on Hearst's early career and his entry into the frenzied New York newspaper market in the 1890s. The Uncrowned King is very nearly an all-out hagiography, but it is a book of its moment. At a time when English-language newspapers are losing readers by the millions and laying off staff by the hundreds, Whyte's biography is a lament for the glory days of print — for an era in which powerful men like Hearst owned newspapers and transformed the news business into a mighty force of its own.
For Whyte, the founding editor of Canada's National Post, Hearst was nothing less than a genius. Whyte wants to recast the terms of the debate: the job of a newspaper publisher is to sell newspapers; Hearst did that spectacularly well. Hearst, Whyte writes, mastered the now "almost forgotten arts of attracting readers and building circulation against established competition" — yet many of Hearst's critics act as if increasing readership was "a reprehensible activity". Certainly, he pushed an agenda, but he also won an audience, and the proof is in the circulation figures.
The Uncrowned King is a journalist's book, about the day-to-day business of gathering the news and putting out the paper in a hyper-competitive market. Whyte says nothing about the present moment, but his book is a stark reminder of how timid and dreary so many newspapers have become, and of how the newspaper industry has, of late, squandered the preeminent place it once held in the lives of its readers.
Journalism Hearst-style could be extreme and over the top, but it was also supremely entertaining and bold. Hearst came at the reader with a relentless style; he made reading the news an event unto itself. There may be nothing that can save the newspaper industry from the crisis it faces today, but the drab entities that own most American newspapers, corporations with bland names like MediaNews Group, have been their own worst enemies, producing colourless papers lacking in style and spirit — the very things the dynamic Hearst delivered daily.
Born in 1856 to a wealthy father who made a fortune in mining, William Randolph Hearst was a Harvard dropout and a natural newspaperman. At 31, he was given control of his father's failing San Francisco paper, the Examiner, and quickly transformed it into a leading daily. Though Hearst was well-to-do, he fancied himself a crusader for the downtrodden; one of his employees noted that he had "a real sympathy for the submerged man and woman, a real feeling of his own mission to plead their cause." Hearst's sense of mission could curdle into a deranged messianism, but, from top to bottom, he had an unfailing knack for making a good paper. He considered the newspaper in its totality as a printed object, and few details escaped his notice: he obsessed over tone, design, illustration, advertising, circulation, and marketing in equal measure. (Whyte writes nicely that Hearst "was a nuisance about headlines, treating each one as though it would alone tease another hundred readers from the competition to his own sheet.")
For Hearst, newspapering was a kind of democratic art, and this instinct propelled him into the greatest newspaper market in America — New York City. In the 1890s, the city hummed with a highly literate population of 3.8 million that supported no less than 17 major dailies. Casting around for an attractive property, Hearst settled on the ailing Morning Journal, which had been haemorrhaging circulation. Hearst's acquisition of the Journal in 1895 set the stage for one of the greatest showdowns in newspaper history, pitting the arriviste from the American west against the king of the New York market, Joseph Pulitzer, owner of the mighty World, whose slogan — "2 cents, circulation nearly one-half million per day" — neatly summarised its dominance.
A relentless self-promoter, Pulitzer created his own publishing revolution in Gotham, locking up New York's working class readers, whose interests had been largely ignored by staid upmarket papers like the Herald and the Tribune, which were aimed at commercial elites. "Pulitzer's World locked arms with working men and women, taking their enthusiasms, aspirations, and emotions as their own," Whyte writes. For Hearst, Pulitzer served as both a model to be emulated and a competitor to be smashed. Hearst learned a great deal from his rival as he retooled the Journal — and lured away Pulitzer's top talent. He mixed lurid crime stories with trustbusting campaigns, lengthy items about politics and exposes about municipal corruption, adding breezy columns like "Caught in the Metropolitan Whirl". He cleaned up the paper's design, and tweaked the visual side, adding realistic illustrations that broke up the columns of type. New pages were devoted to sport and business coverage. He launched a thick Sunday edition to compete with the Sunday World. He was not an aloof proprietor. The workaholic Hearst fussed over headlines and captions, often working late into the night. He priced the Journal at one cent, directly undercutting the more expensive World. The formula succeeded brilliantly: within three months, circulation doubled.
Whyte's account of the Pulitzer-Hearst battle runs sharply counter to the conventional wisdom, which dismissed the populist tactics of the World and the Journal alike as "yellow journalism." For Whyte, the term — like "sensationalism" — is meaningless and subjective. As Hearst's Journal used to say, taunting the competition, sensationalism "is always the cry of the newspaper to the rival which passes it".
Whyte argues that Hearst merely had a feel for the spirit of the time: "It was an age of sensation. The public space was awash in febrile emotions…. Hearst did not set the mood, but he revelled in it and amply exposed its less savoury dimensions to his readers."
The Journal sported headlines like "Beheaded, cast into the river," and dispatched the novelist Stephen Crane to Manhattan's seamy Tenderloin district, where he caused a scandal of his own after testifying on behalf of a prostitute. But the paper also ran serious articles about politics and civic affairs. Hearst devoted hundreds of pages to events in Cuba in the months prior to the Spanish-American. His coverage there has a notorious reputation in the history of journalism, one that is largely undeserved, Whyte contends. The old canard that Hearst provoked the conflict does not withstand scrutiny; as for the legendary telegram he allegedly sent the illustrator Frederic Remington — "You furnish the pictures, and I'll furnish the war" — it does not exist. Nor was Hearst the only publisher concerned with Spain — all of his major rivals gave prominent coverage to the conflict.
Whyte also takes Hearst's populism seriously: "Hearst hammered away frenetically, day after day, week after week, at privately held trusts in ice, water, gas, sugar, rubber, coal and railways. As an activist and community servant, Hearst was operating with a vigour, scope and conviction unprecedented in American newspapers." Whyte disputes the notion that Hearst was a careless businessman — he used family money to finance his purchase of the Journal, but he eventually made money. Even so, Hearst was "far more interested in making a great paper than in turning a profit."
He also wanted to exert influence, no matter the cost. Almost alone among New York publishers, Hearst supported the populist Democrat William Jennings Bryan in the election of 1896. If the Journal's pro-Bryan stance offended commercial interests, so be it: "Advertisers called on me and said they would take out every advertisement if I continued to support Bryan," Hearst recalled, "and I told them to take out their advertisements, as I needed more space in which to support Bryan."
Whyte has read deeply in the newspapers of the day, and his account challenges us to think afresh about the kind of journalism Hearst perfected, even if it is occasionally overzealous in his defence. Though Hearst may now be acquitted on the charge of "causing" the Spanish-American War, it is indisputable that the Journal was frequently reckless with the facts. Even Whyte meekly concedes the point, but he cannot do so without providing an alibi: "Hearst probably did publish more sloppy and inaccurate news than other papers, not to foment war but because he published more news than his rivals, good and bad."
But this laboured defence still doesn't dent Whyte's case: if reading the paper is a kind of morning prayer, then Hearst created grand cathedrals. By focusing on Hearst's early years, Whyte brings the man and his papers back into focus, out from behind the shadow of the larger-than-life Hearst of legend — the movie mogul and fixture of society pages; the populist-turned-red-baiting demagogue, who used his media empire to promote a dark, almost fascist agenda. The later Hearst is easy to vilify, but the young newsman is a complex, even sympathetic figure.
Lovers of newsprint have aired innumerable ideas to save the papers, from non-profit endowments to government bailouts; what most of them share is the sanctimonious presumption that newspapers, as guardians of the public trust, must be preserved at all costs.
It is ironic that many who would have heaped scorn on Hearst are now yearning for a modern-day William Randolph to ride to the rescue. Even Hearst probably couldn't solve the papers' current predicament, but his example is still relevant: newspapers, he understood, are businesses that deliver a valuable commodity, the news. When they do it well, with style and energy, readers will follow. Newspapers, in other words, must earn the public's attention before they can guard its trust.
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Corruption like any other vice has seen young people being denied opportunities that could contribute to their social, economic and political development. A case in point has been the rise of nepotism, favouritism and even tribalism in the employment sector. Young people who are not "connected" or "linked" to those in positions of power are being denied employment opportunities thereby subsequently failing to get economic means of survival. This aspect has further cascaded to the education and health sectors. Sadly enough, young women have been found to be on the receiving end of corruption within those two sectors as they have been forced to offer sex as a currency to receive what in most cases should be offered to them. From this view point it is evident that people in influential positions have made the system or the cost of compliance far difficult for young people to enjoy basic socio-economic rights.
It is also disturbing to note that corruption has become a norm and is now accepted amongst the youths. A perusal view from young people indicates they have coined phrases to justify the various forms of corruption they encounter every day. Some of these include ukudiza, ukutopola, esincane, kugura, donhedza and many other. It was revealed in meetings conducted by Transparency International Zimbabwe (TI Z) that young people at times mock those that fail to bribe in order to get a service. The 2012 Youth and Corruption Baseline Study by TI Z showed that 20% of young people in Zimbabwe are not willing to talk about corruption. They perceive corruption to be a sensitive topic that is political in nature. The study indicated that young people in Zimbabwe are not empowered enough to take a leading role in the fight against corruption. In light of the above TI Z recommends that:
-The Government should, through various ministries create public spheres for youths to participate in decision-making processes,
– Civil society should build strong partnerships to consolidate and sustain youth participation in anti-corruption,
– Youths need to rely on the power of social networks and technology to enhance their impact on anti-corruption.
TI Z is of the view that youths are leaders of today, not just tomorrow. Young people are the backbone of the economy and as such should strive to advocate for transparency, integrity and accountability in all their undertakings. By utilizing technology and adopting social media platforms the youth can fight corruption. TI Z is currently running a youth anti-corruption campaign challenge under the hashtag #IVoiceZw and is encouraging all the young people to take part by recording a 60 second video stating how they are taking part in the fight against corruption. Visit the TI Z Facebook page on https://www.facebook.com/tizimbabwe for more details.


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Living on campus at St. Mary's is truly a unique experience. Each of our residences plays a part in promoting an excellent living experience. There are a wide variety of housing options for students, depending on class standing and preferences. Our housing options are broken up in two parts: South Campus and North Campus.
Our South Campus housing options include:
- Traditional residence halls
In addition,there are options to live in specialty housing, such as Women in Science Housing, Substance- and Alcohol-Free Environment housing, and Open Housing.
Residences by Year
Most first year students start off in our traditional residence halls which provide more staff supervision, programming, and support:
Prince George
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Traditional Residence Halls Amenities
- Card reader access to entrances 24/7
- Key access to rooms
- Centralized staff office
- Large lobby area for studying, meetings, events
- Large balcony with beautiful view of St. John's pond and St. Mary's River (Queen Anne Residence)
- Vegetarian Food Co-op located on the first floor (Queen Anne Residence)
- Laundry room on the first floor
- Kitchen for residents' occasional use
- Vending machines with card reader capability
- Parking in adjacent lot for sophomores, juniors, and seniors (first-year students park in Lot T)
- Recreation room with TV and pool table, soft seating for casual conversation
- Indoor bike room
- Furniture: standard twin bed (can be bunked in Dorchester and QA) with extra-long mattress, desk, chair, dresser or under bed drawers, and closet
- Bathrooms on each floor cleaned regularly by Housekeeping staff
Sophomores generally migrate to the North Campus suites (Lewis Quad or Waring Commons). Our Juniors and Seniors usually choose to move into the Townhouses or Waring Commons apartments where there is less supervision and more independence and responsibility.
See more of our traditional halls through the videos below or by taking a virtual visit
Caroline Floor Plan (PDF)
Typical Residential Room Layout (PDF)
Prince George Floor Plan (PDF)
Typical Residential Room Layout (PDF)
Dorchester Floor Plan (PDF)
Typical Residential Room Layout (PDF)
Queen Anne Floor Plan (PDF)
Typical Residential Room Layout (PDF)


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The Stacked House is an exercise in geometric simplicity. The concept was to design alternate stacking geometric blocks that rotate 90 degrees as they move vertically. This creates a simple relationship between the main and second floor while maximizing open spaces on the site and strengthening relationships to the exterior.
The entry and carport are covered by the second floor while a third level roof covers the exterior roof deck on the second floor. Other outdoor spaces remain open to the sky allowing southern light to bounce into the main living spaces.
A concrete privacy wall helps to define the geometric shapes while also providing privacy to the main floor living spaces. This allowed the main floor spaces to have lots of glazing and natural light without sacrificing they need for privacy and comfort.
The simplicity in geometry was also utilized to create a simple exterior envelope in which the energy efficiency of the residence could be maximized. The home is targeted to reach a 5-Star Built Green Level (LEED Platinum equivalent) and this is achieved by a tight thermal envelope, high efficiency windows, hydronic floor heating, heat recovery ventilation, and heat pumps.


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GHC Junior Heavyweight Tournament
Pro Wrestling NOAH's approach with the classic All Japan style and a hint of Westernized angles has been a strange one. Now that the Global Honored Crown holder has been established in Mitsuharu Misawa, other titles are in order. Though I thought the Tag titles were going to be the first, I was surprised to see it was the Junior Heavyweight title, which was never held in high esteem in All Japan. Regardless, this tournament is full of some great talent and I'll do my best to sort through them.
One of the most interesting aspects of the tournament is who is being brought in by NOAH to compete in the tournament. Though a huge chunk of junior heavyweight talent is under contract to the WWF, either developmentally or otherwise, there is talent in the US. There is also a wealth of gifted youngsters in Mexico and even though many like El Hijo Del Santo, Silver King, Dr. Wagner Jr. are working for New Japan, there are many unknowns. Stars on the way down are also floating around in the US, Mexico, and Japan and NOAH (like New Japan signing Chris Candido for this year's Super J) is willing to take chances on these wrestlers.
A former star in Japan and one of the greatest competitors ever, Harley Race, and his World League Wrestling promotion were one of the first companies contacted. Race, who managed Vader to several WCW World titles, has not had much luck getting WLW off the ground, but this would open a door for his trainees. Vader and Mitsuharu Misawa came to the States and evaluated a handful of Race's boys. The school and promotion stress wrestling and athletic ability over entertainment value, which is a big plus for these youngsters if they can make it to Japan. The one man chosen though was " , "All That" Matt Murphy, a flamboyent highflyer, who was the school's first graduate.
Next NOAH looked to the presitigious All Pro Wrestling, run by Roland Alexander in Northern California. The promotion was aided by being featured in Beyond the MAT and a deal with NOAH would help them even further. Misawa was shown off APW's rich talent, which includes Christopher Daniels (Curry Man in Michinoku Pro), Mike Modest and Tony Jones (who were featured in Beyond the Mat), among others. Surprsingly it was the lesser known "Fly Daddy" Jardi Frantz, who is a cross between Billy Kidman and Hayabusa.
NOAH also looked South of the Border to the "sometimes hot, sometimes not" roster of AAA. The promotion that challenged the world's oldest promotion (CMLL) in the mid-90s has not been the same since losing the likes of Rey Misterio Jr., Psicosis, Juventud Guerrara, Konnan, and many others to WCW in the latter half of the 90s. Though it was innovative in its time, AAA is not at all what it once was and CMLL is back on top. They do have some diamonda in the rough: Oriental, Oscar Sevilla, and the man, who NOAH signed (and one of my favorite luchadors for quite a while) Path Finder. He is a master of every aspect of highflying from great dropkicks to insane highspots and being a luchador he loves to use fancy takedowns.
NOAH also looked to the "has beens" and though they already had Tsuyoshi Kikuchi in the tourney, they got former AAA and WCW star and current XPW wrestler, Juventud Guerrara. Though Juvi has not been the same since his infamous drug-induced stripdance in Australia, he has stated time and again he will be back on top and this is fine chance to prove it. He was one of the best luchadors ever and the matches he had with Rey in AAA were some of the sports' best.
Now that is out of the way here are my choices for the first GHC Junior Heavyweight champion:
1. Naomichi Marufuji - this guy is great, I'd say he's one of the best things going not only in NOAH, but in puroresu today. He gets a bye in the tournament, so look for him to go over the Frantz/Hashi winner (I think Frantz may get the upset) and whomever he meets in the finals.
2. Tsuyoshi Kikuchi - though he's past his prime and is not being put in high caliber matches, he was getting wins in the end of May and he could potential have good matches with youngsters.
3. Saturo Asako - a solid preformer for NOAH, who will be put against Matt Murphy. Unless they want Murphy to go over big time, I think Asako will put him and then Guerrara away on his way to the gold.
4. Matt Murphy - you know if Harley Race trained this guy, he's got to be good, especially where he was the first to come through the school. The WLW/Race-NOAH relationship would start on a great step if Murphy won the title.
5. Yoshinobu Kanemaru - though he's not the best in the bunch, Kanemaru has an exciting style and depending on what NOAH wants this division to be look for Kanemaru to go along with the highspot appeal, wherever its importance may lie.
I think the chances are slim to none that gaijin will win, but Murphy has the best chance in my book. Where New Japan's Super J is happening, NOAH has to decide on what they want to take precident in this tournament. I think they've looked more towards highspot highflying instead of matwork meets aerial manuevers in the past, so they will probably continue on that route. Marufuji is awesome and seems, at least to me, to be the likely choice for champion. Hopefully this tournament is more memorable than the GHC tournament.
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The Celtics shot 51.2 percent from the field and had seven players score in double figures, bouncing back nicely from a disappointing 107-106 loss at Houston on Monday night. Terry Rozier scored 16 points, and Amir Johnson, Jaylen Brown and Marcus Smart finished with 13 apiece.
Boston trailed by one at the break, but grabbed control with a big third quarter and pulled away in the final period.
Orlando shot 37 percent from the field. D.J. Augustin scored 15 points, and Evan Fournier had 14.
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NEW YORK (PRWEB) May 21, 2018
Study after study has shown that arts education nurtures students' creativity and problem-solving skills, competencies that are critical for success in a 21st Century world, but how does dance and movement heal and transform at-risk youth?
New York's Battery Dance launched its Dancing to Connect programs in 2006. Since that time, the program has spread to 6 continents, 50 countries, 100 cities, and 1,000 schools. A powerful new documentary by Wilderness Films follows six dancers from the dance company from India to Eastern Europe to the Korean Peninsula to the Middle East as they support vulnerable youth helping them to express themselves through movement. The film focuses on the struggles, frustrations, resilience and ultimate transformation of the students and their dance teachers.
Producer Cornelia Ravenal says that as a trauma survivor she understood the power of art to "heal and transform." Ravenal along with husband partner Mikael Södersten collaborated with Battery Dance Founder Jonathan Hollander to create the documentary because she believed this was a story that had to be told. As global populations continue to grow, migration and increasing social and cultural diversity are reshaping classrooms worldwide. Solutions for integrating and uniting peoples from diverse cultural backgrounds are now sought by schools and communities all over the globe. Hollander believes that "no divide has been too great for the art of dance, the primacy of movement, the common humanity, and expression, to span."
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Battery Dance performs on the world's stages, teaches, presents, and advocates for the field of dance. The Company is dedicated to the pursuit of artistic excellence and the availability of the Arts to everyone. Battery Dance has produced over 100 original dance works choreographed by its founder and artistic director Jonathan Hollander, in collaboration with a diverse array of composers and designers, and its cast of outstanding dancers.
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One of the easiest ways for you to set yourself up for the Paleo lifestyle is to get yourself into the habit of planning your meals. When you let yourself get hungry, you let yourself fail – it's that simple.
As soon as those insulin levels start acting up and your stomach starts to growl you will instinctively grab for the first thing that will stop those hunger pains. This is why planning your meals is so important, so that no matter what time of day you get hungry you will already know what you are going to eat and you will already be in a position to eat it. When you know the right way to plan your meals your hunger won't control you, you'll control your hunger.
If you are stuck trying to find new ways to plan your meals, here are a few easy tricks to get you started.
1 – Pick a certain day and time to plan
When you have some downtime in your week, get into the habit of spending an hour or two to go through your Paleo-diet books/magazines/blogs and pick out some recipes that look good to you. Plan your meals for the next week, (making sure that you have enough meals to cover you until you go back to the grocery store again), and figure out what you are going to have for each meal of the day.
You don't just want to plan your breakfast, lunch, and dinner either, you also want to plan ahead for any snacks and desserts you will want to eat.
Another good tip is to try to plan ahead for your busy days. For instance if you know that you have a budget meeting on a certain night and you won't get home until late, plan to make a double portion of dinner the night before so that you can have leftovers on the night that you will get home late.
2 – Make a notebook with all of your favourite recipes
In order to make your planning easier, keep a notebook/folder of all of your favourite recipes. This way instead of wasting time searching through all of your recipe books to find that one recipe that you really liked you will have all of your fave recipes in one spot. Not only can you take your recipe notebook with you wherever you go but you will have one place to store all of your fave recipes for those times when you are in a pinch to make something.
3 – Whenever possible, make things ahead of time
An easy way to take the stress out of making meals is to make as much as you can ahead of time. The only things that you want to make ahead of time are those things that you know can sit for a few days before starting to go bad.
- If you are into making big salads you might not want to cut up the avocado until the day that you are going to eat it. But you can still make some hard boiled eggs, bake some chicken, and make some homemade salad dressing and store them all in the refrigerator until you are ready to eat.
- If you are making a Paleo dinner you won't be able to do much with the meat beforehand but if your side dish has carrots, sweet potatoes, or squash you can always peel and cut these items days before you actually need them.
- If your meal is going to require you to grind up nuts or to shred anything, throw it into your food processor a few days ahead of time and simply store it until you are ready for it.
No matter what kind of a meal it is that you are making, if you look closely you are bound to find some way that you can make part of that meal ahead of time. Pick one or two days a week and make all of these 'ready made' items to have on hand. You will be glad you did.
Following these easy tips you will be able to enjoy a healthy Paleo lifestyle, even on your busiest week.
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I can't believe this is the last day for #SUMMERNORULES... I had so much fun and am a little sad it's over. But there's still 1 mani left!
The last theme is recreation of BFF's mani and although I feel like a 12 year old when using the phrase BFF, I do like this theme. My only problem is that my BFF (seriously, can't use that word without giggling a little) does have the same obsession with polish as I do, her stash is almost as big as mine, but she doesn't do nail art. So I could paint my nails a nice color and say voila! but that feels a lot like cheating and I don't want to do that for this last day.
So I gave her a little nudge, saying her mani really could use some nail art to spice it up a little and she gave me dots! Yeah for dots, I'm just happy she didn't go for striping tape (yikes!).
As a base, she used a totally stunning polish, Color Club Peace, Love & Polish. Can we just pause for a minute and take a look at this beauty?
Gorgeous neon pink with a heavy golden shimmer that makes this polish look almost coral on the nail with a pretty amazing formula for a neon. Only 2 easy coats for full opacity and it dries fast. Love, love, love it!
As for the nail art, Fleur added some really dainty white dots around the cuticle. Simple, fun and easy but so cute. I did the same thing, but the first dot turned out a little big, so instead of dainty dots, I have big ol' blobs. But hey, go big or go home, right?
Don't you just love her nails? She's lucky enough to have strong, gorgeous nails with incredibly white tips. I'm not complaining about my nails, they are strong and healthy and almost never break, but I do wish my nails had a bit more of her lovely shape.
Does your BFF love polish as much as you do and do you rock nail art?


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Our Elf is on a pirate adventure with Jake and the Neverland Pirates! Many people wonder what the Elf on the Shelf does every year for Santa. Well, the fact is I determine who is naughty and nice! I then report this information back to Santa each night while the kids are sleeping. I figure if I cause the trouble while everyone is sleeping your kids will be good during the day. Just let them know the trouble is for me this holiday season because I am watching and reporting back to Santa.
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National wushu coach Li Hui applauded his athletes for showing good determination and strength during their 40-day stint in Shanghai, China.
The five athletes Harris Adli Peranchis, Faustina Woo Wai Sii, Lee YingShi, Karyn Ho Chia Yin and brothers Mohd Adi Syarani and Mohd Sufi Shayiran Roslan braved intensive training away from home and finally returned on Wednesday after putting in all the hard work at the Shanghai Sports Complex.
Being shortlisted as one of the sports to fly the flag for Brunei at the 26th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Indonesia in November, the aim of the intensive training is to improve the Sultanate's chances of winning medals at the said competition.
During the short training stint, the Brunei contingent also managed to bag four gold, four silver and four bronze medals at the Xinjiang International Wushu Tournament from May 13-15.
"I'm satisfied with their showing in China. They have made plenty of improvements and we'll continue to work hard to prepare ourselves ahead of any future tournaments," Li Hui told The Brunei Times upon arrival at the Brunei International Airport in Berakas on Wednesday.
"The athletes were excellent and I'm proud of the younger ones (Mohd Adi Syarani and Mohd Sufi Shayiran) as they put up good performances at the competition," he said.
"They have plenty of potential and they are the future of the sport (in the Sultanate). I have good confidence in them for they are developing well starting at a young age and have a good chance at winning medals for the country later on," added the Chinese native.
13-year-old Mohd Adi Syarani pocketed two silver medals in the changquan (long fist) and jianshu (swordplay) events while younger brother Md Sufi (12 years old) won the country's first gold when he took the changquan title before adding a bronze in the daoshu (sword) category.
Woo was the biggest winner for Brunei at the tournament with two gold medals from nandao (southern broad sword) and nanquan (southern fist) events. She also bagged a silver together with partner Lee in the duilian (duo sparring with broadsword and spear) event. Lee managed a bronze to her name in the changquan event.
Ho won another gold in the changquan discipline and added a bronze medal in the jianshu (swordplay) event while Harris won silver and bronze in nangun (southern cudgel) and in nanquan respectively.
The wushu team is also expected to compete in the 6th Asian Junior Wushu Championships in Shanghai from Aug 17-21 and the 11th World Wushu Championships in Turkey from Oct 6-15. The team will resume training today.
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The Utah Small Business Development Center at the College of Eastern Utah will take part in a national pilot program designed to uncover and evaluate technological innovations being developed by individuals or small businesses, said director Boni Nichols.
"Under the pilot program, we will forward promising ideas for inventions to the National Bureau of Standards to be evaluated under the Energy-Related Invention Program, which has been conducted since 1975 by the bureau and the Department of Energy," Nichols said.Inventions believed to have energy-saving potential will be recommended to DOE for possible financial and marketing support. "Grants have ranged from $50,000 to $200,000 for the invention depending on its needs for development under this program," she said.
If bureau officials determine the invention lacks energy-saving potential but has commercial promise, it will be referred to the originating SBDC with suggestions for further development.


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Every Tuesday The Broke and the Bookish hosts Top Ten Tuesday, a meme in which a new and different top ten list appears.
1. The Sea of Monsters (Percy Jackson and the Olympians #2)by Rick Riordan
I bought this for my husband last christmas, if I remember correctly. I loved the first book, so I'm going to buy the last three books this christmas and then I can read them all!
2. Dracula by Bram Stoker
Found this as a paperback, had to have it. Though I'm not sure when, or if, I'll read it.
3. Clockwork Angel (The Infernal Devices #1)by Cassandra Clare
Just missing the inspiration. Still!
4. The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
This was one of my favorites when I was a kid, bought this few years back, and still haven't read it!
5. Blow Fly (Kay Scarpetta #12) by Patricia Cornwell
Got this from some book club, somehow just forgot it..
6. The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri
Got this.. 10 years ago.. Man, I'm a fast reader!
7. Hearts in Atlantis by Stephen King
I actually have few other King's book that I should read too, but I think this is the latest I've bought.
8. Shock by Robin Cook
I may have read this, can't remember just now. When I was 11, I read all his books I could find!
9. The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
This is actually my husband's book, but I've been meaning to read this for a while.
10. Belgarath the Sorcerer (Belgarian Prequels) by David Eddings, Leigh Eddings
I read The Belgariad- series when I was about.. 12, I guess?, and bought this then. But then I just stopped reading that series, and forgot to read this one.


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Sing Investments & Finance Limited won the Singapore Corporate Governance Award in the "Small Cap - market capitalisation of less than $300 million" category at the SIAS 18th Investors' Choice Awards 2017.Read more
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Tuesday November 15: Blog Post#2
I hope that by doing this project it will shed some light in people and make them think "How was I socialized?" That is one of the biggest things we take for granted. I would like to hear a parent say "This is amazing I never thought oh that before this is totally me." I think it would be awesome to hear a Sociology professor say "I have never seen something as complicated as Sociology been shown so well." I think if we be as professional as possible and check as much as we can we will make this project as accurate as possible so that we don't give and inaugurate information. Because that is why we are doing this project in the first place we want to show what we have learned.
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text: Arielus Posted November 4, 2003 Hello people, Over the years, I've read several comments about The Master Levels for DOOM 2, and overall, they have not been very good. Not many DOOMers seem to like these 20 WAD files very much, and some even believe they are junk. I've tried them myself, and I think some are nice, and some are not that nice... I was thinking... Maybe this will sound dumb to you, but I felt like proposing a hypothetical situation here and see what comes up. It's actually a poll, and probably pretty similar to many other polls already proposed, but what the hell... :-) Suppose you could make a trip back in time and release The Master Levels for DOOM 2 yourselves. To add some greed to the whole thing, suppose you could also make some profit out of it, but this last thing would depend only on how good the final product really turns out... The question is, what 20 maps would you take inside the time machine? Which maps would you have liked The Master Levels for DOOM 2 to include? Imagine you could take any map, from any mod; any map from any DOOM 2 mod in existence. Which ones would they be? Don't feel forced to name 20 maps right in one single post, because I know it's too much. State them as they come into mind; I will think about mine and post soon. :-) Ariel. 0 Share this post Link to post


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Chocolate Banana Protein Smoothie; a luxuriously thick and creamy banana smoothie with natural cocoa, oats and Pulsin pea protein to fuel your morning!
Green juices suck, most conventional protein shakes suck so today, we're making something so creamy and delicious you won't even know that it's doing you any good!
As you may have seen in my previous post, the delightful people at Pulsin recently sent me a great little package of samples. It consisted mostly of their raw chocolate brownies and protein boosters.
You can read a review of those Pulsin brownies and protein boosters here.
But the sample package also carried a little sample sachet of their healthy pea protein powder.
Now I know what you're thinking. You're probably thinking, "PEA PROTEIN?!?" Because I did too initially. But really, is it any more weird or gross than powdered cow breast milk? I'll leave that thought with you.
Pulsin's pea protein is completely vegan and completely unflavoured, which is great. It means that you can throw spoonfuls of healthy concentrated protein into your oats, your soups, your pancakes, your muffins, and in this case, your smoothies!
Pulsin also supply rice, hemp and regular whey protein. So if the pea protein really isn't for you, I'd recommend trying the others out.
Back to this smoothie. This thick, creamy and unbelievably good smoothie. Made using just a handful of healthy ingredients, you can create this filling and nourishing smoothie in less than 5 minutes. Take it from the queen of lazy cooking.
Most fruit juices and smoothies can leave you feeling unsatisfied and hungry within just a couple hours of swilling them down. The aim of this creamy chocolate banana protein smoothie is to fill your tummy up with good stuff and yummy flavours. And I think it succeeded in doing so!
Naturally sweetened by fibre-filled bananas, made rich with cocoa or raw cacao, and made beautifully thick with yoghurt and oats. This chocolate banana protein smoothie tastes wonderful, and will keep you powered for those busy mornings.
No "wellness" gimmicks, no expensive ingredients, no compromise on flavour and no deprivation. This smoothie is a mini meal in a glass, and tastes really damn good. Got it?
You can watch me make this great chocolate banana protein smoothie in a video from my YouTube Channel below, or keep scrolling for instructions!
To make this deceptively delicious chocolate banana protein smoothie: simply place a banana (frozen is even better), come cocoa or raw cacao, vanilla, flax seed, oats, your Pulsin protein powder, yoghurt and milk (regular or non-dairy) into your blender or food processor.
Then simply blitz everything on full power until you have a smooth, creamy smoothie! How easy was that?
I hope you get a chance to try out this tasty smoothie. It's one I'll definitely be having again to fuel me for work, or other busy days!
I hope to see you again very soon for more recipes, reviews and foodie fun!
Creamy Chocolate Banana Protein Smoothie; a luxuriously thick and creamy banana smoothie with natural cocoa, oats and Pulsin pea protein to fuel your morning!
- 1 banana (frozen banana will make this smoothie even creamier!)
- 2 tsp cocoa powder or raw cacao
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 tbsp flax seed (optional)
- 1-2 tbsp rolled or porridge oats
- 1-2 tbsp Pulsin pea protein
- 2-3 tbsp natural or dairy-free yoghurt
- Splash of milk, regular or non-dairy
- Sliced banana and chocolate chips to decorate (optional)
- Place all of your ingredients into a blender or food processor, except the optional decorations. Feel free to add any extras you like!
- Blitz on full power until smooth and creamy.
- Pour into 1-2 glasses and enjoy!
*Feel free to add more or less of any ingredient to suit your tastes!
*Also please feel free to add more fruit, or some seeds or nut butters to the smoothie!
You may also like:
Pulsin Brownies and Protein Boosters Review
Healthy Chocolate Chip Banana Bread


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Four years ago today my parents called to sing Happy Birthday to Luke. Praise the Lord we were not home and they sang to him on our answering machine.
Several months later, I realized the message was still on our machine. I thanked God immediately for this little gift and will forever be grateful.
Ever since, on his birthday, Luke has been able to hear his Grandma Petty sing Happy Birthday to him, with Grandpa as the backup. I can think of no better present than the sound of Mother's voice singing to her youngest Grandson.
Sometimes I cry when I listen, and sometimes I smile so big it hurts.
Luke, please know your Grandma Petty thought the world of you….in fact, I know she still does.
HAPPY 6th BIRTHDAY LUKE!!
Mommy and Daddy love you so, so much and are so very proud of you and all you have done in your six years!