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Track Listing: CD1: Pharaoh's Dance; Bitches Brew; Spanish Key; John McLaughlin. CD2: Miles Runs The Voodoo Down; Sanctuary; Spanish Key (alternate take); John McLaughlin (alternate take); Miles Runs The Voodoo Down (single edit); Spanish Key (single edit); Great Expectations (single edit); Little Blue Frog. CD3: Bill Graham introduction; Directions; Bitches Brew; The Mask; It's About That Time; Sanctuary; Spanish Key/The Theme; Miles Runs The Voodoo Down; Bill Graham outro. DVD: Directions; Miles Runs The Voodoo Down; Bitches Brew; Agitation; I Fall In Love Too Easily; Sanctuary; It's About That Time/The Theme.
Personnel: Miles Davis: trumpet; Wayne Shorter, Steve Grossman: soprano saxophone; Bennie Maupin: bass clairnet; Joe Zawinul, Chick Corea, Larry Young, Herbie Hancock: electric piano; John McLaughlin: guitar; Dave Holland, Ron Carter: bass; Harvey Brooks: electric bass; Lenny White, Jack DeJohnette, Billy Cobham: drums; Don Alias: congas; Jumma Santos: shaker; Khalil Balakrishna: sitar; Bihari Sharma: tamboura, tabla; Airto Moreira: cuica, berimbau.
Title: Bitches Brew: 40th Anniversary Edition | Year Released: 2010 | Record Label: Legacy Recordings
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Hope Santa brought you something nice!
Everyone here at The Vita Lounge would like to wish you all the best on this happy day! If you got anything Vita related let us know in the comments!
We would also like to thank everyone for coming and visiting us, it really is appreciated and drives us on to get even better. Without your visits, comments and suggestions we cannot get better, so thanks again. You, and your Vita are the reason we do this!
We would also like to thank all of the game companies that have helped us so far, your support has really made a difference in achieving our aim, we look forward to working alongside you and featuring all of the great Vita games in 2013 and beyond!
Finally, I would like to thank everyone who has either directly helped or is actively involved with The Vita Lounge. I cannot have done this alone, and you guys have all made a difference here, and some of your writing is putting my efforts to shame!
We have had a great 2012, and although it isn't quite over yet, I know we will have an amazing 2013, and I hope that everyone does too.
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Lunch and shopping with my parents has been a self-renewing event on our calendar for nearly twelve years now. I think it started originally as just a lunch or two a month, scattered here and there to celebrate little milestones, like "oh, he's one month old!" or "first day of mommy and me music". As the months went by, the "celebrations" became more frequent and narrowed down to just mom and us, since my dad was still working. They were my break from the monotony of "momhood" and an extra chance for some adult conversation during the day. Somewhere along the way we added grocery shopping after lunch, and later, after he retired we added my dad back in. The day of week has moved around, and trips here or there put things on hold for a week or two at a time, but for pretty much all of Calvin's life that event has been a constant. Until now. This year Calvin is at the public school for about two hours every afternoon, and at the same time he's embarking on more in-depth subject studies, so our mornings have had to be more disciplined, meaning, at least for now, the lunch and shopping tradition is on hold. Today was a our last trip together for a while.
This year has brought lots of changes to our schedule, our way of living, our home...and while change is often freeing and growth-inducing, sometimes it can also feel like the jaws of an alligator closing around a susceptible finger.


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Why Do We Feel Like Belching? How to Prevent from Bleaching
Burping or bleaching by the emission of air or gases from the stomach is the quickest solution to end this nasty feeling of fullness or swelling known as bloating. And although it is not well seen socially, yes, it is normal to have this type of gases, but is it bad to contain them? Why do they actually occur?
According to data from the American College of Gastroenterology, in the general population up to 7% of people suffer from excessive or annoying belching, and 11% report frequent abdominal bloating. Healthy people expel gases (flatus) ten times a day on average, although expelling gases up to 20 times daily would still be considered normal.
Thus, there are many factors that have this type of gases: the amount of air swallowed the efficiency of the gastrointestinal tract to mobilize and expel the air or gases, and the amount of gases produced by the bacteria that inhabit the colon and act on undigested food completely. In addition, each person is different as to their sensitivity or tolerance to normal amounts of retained gas, or to the passage through the intestine of normal amounts of flatus.
Whether or not it is appropriate to retain them, these will not cause any injury, although they can become annoying to produce a sensation of distension in the abdomen. Fortunately, there are some over-the-counter medications that by the way inhibit digestive enzymes and others that contain non-digestible sugars in order to do their job.
How to Prevent from Bleaching?
Burping is a normal act that produces the organism, just like flatulence, to remove air from the stomach that is swallowed in conjunction with the food and drink consumed.
The ingested air accumulates in the upper part of the stomach, causing it to stretch, triggering the relaxation of the esophagus. This causes air to escape through the esophagus and pressure to be removed by the mouth.
Burping can relieve symptoms of heartburn, indigestion, or nausea.
While belching is a normal process, when it occurs frequently or in public it can be annoying, embarrassing and even considered as a lack of education or a symptom of an underlying condition.
What to do to avoid belching?
Avoid chewing gum:
This is one of the habits that most favors swallowing air and consequently annoying belching.
No Smoking:
When you breathe in your cigarette smoke, air is also swallowed, which can later cause burps to appear.
Sleep on the left side:
This helps the gas accumulated in the esophagus to be released and relieve that uncomfortable sensation of fullness, acidity and indigestion.
Avoiding fizzy drinks:
Limit or completely remove the use of sugary soda, sparkling water, etc.
Take a walk after eating:
To encourage digestion, to relieve the sensation of fullness and swelling, it is ideal to go for a walk, to walk or to stay straight, instead of lying down or lying down in an armchair.
Treating anxiety and stress disorders:
In some cases aerophobia may be associated with stress and anxiety problems. These conditions lead to the person eating fast, nerves and that facilitates the occurrence of annoying symptoms. Therefore, the treatment of these underlying problems can contribute to the relief of digestive discomforts.
Eat slowly and small portions:
Eating fast and a lot is one of the main risk factors for swallowing air and encouraging belching. To avoid this, it is recommended to eat slowly, small portions and chew the food well before eating the food.
Avoid eating strong foods:
These foods include garlic, onion, chorizo, cabbage, among others.
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Product Video
Few things are cooler than a simple tool that can be stored in your pocket, but is capable of everything from fixing your bicycle, to working on your engine, to opening up a cold one afterwards! Well, it exists and it's called the BitBar. The BitBar is the brainchild of the fellas over at Big Idea Design, who are no strangers to developing the sorts of practical products you've always wished someone would just get around to designing already! Big Idea's inventions are a beautiful combination of utilitarianism and sleekness, which, fittingly, was the approach that we took toward producing a promotional video for the BitBar.
This video is excellent evidence of what a small crew for a single day in our studio can yield. While we love tackling expansive projects with robust crews and multiple days of filming, not every job entails this. For BitBar it was simple: deliver a straight-forward, polished piece that showcases the impressive functionality of the product. And, we like to think that we did just that!


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Book Review: Mike Sexton's "Life's a Gamble"
Mike Sexton has arguably done more for poker than anyone else in the game.
The longtime high-stakes cash game player and tournament champion, tireless promoter, writer, industry consultant, and popular television personality who's probably best known to millions as the beaming host and commentator for the World Poker Tour hasn't merely witnessed poker's long and colorful history during all the times of boom and bust. He's also been one of the integral piston rods driving the poker engine. Unlike many others who have chronicled the game's most memorable moments from afar, merely as post-game observers, Sexton has actually sat in the most memorable games, played with all the legends, and been privy to secrets and many of the most intimate conversations which took place at many of the game's most crucial junctions.Read More


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Time for Popeye and the gang to take a trip to Goon Island to take on that ol' stinker, Bluto. Plus, Toar, that big mountain of a man, wants to become an American citizen... but it's only by going toe-to- toe with Popeye that he can prove he's got what it takes! And, when The Segarfeld Follies comes to town, there's a new performer on the bill–The Great Blutovski!
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A simple definition of Estate Tax Portability to help you understand its impact on your taxes.
For 2017, estates that are under $5,490,000 per person; $10,980,000 per married couple, are excluded from paying Federal Estate Tax. Clients whose assets are lower than these limits feel protected from Federal Estate Tax. But what happens if after the death of a spouse, the surviving spouse comes into a windfall that pushes them over their limit of $5,490,000? All of a sudden, Federal Estate Tax is back in the picture. This might be a rare situation, but does occur with some clients.
There is a way to further insulate yourself from the estate tax. It is called Estate Tax Portability. This allows the first spouse's estate tax exclusion ($5,490,000) to be combined with the surviving spouse exclusion ($5,490,000) for a total exclusion of $10,980,000 at the time of their death.
In order to take advantage of both exclusions, a Federal Estate tax return (Federal Form 706), must be filed upon the death of the first to die. To secure both exclusions, it requires the survivor to check a box on form 706 to preserve the decedent's exclusion which can only be accomplished by filing the Federal Estate Tax Return.
Another benefit of this tactic is that the surviving spouse can use the inherited exclusion ($5,490,000) while they are still alive by making gifts to individuals in excess of $14,000 in a given tax year, but not in excess of $5,490,000 without incurring a gift tax liability.
Since specific actions must be taken at the event of the first spouse's death, we make sure to tell our clients, particularly those clients with assets close to the exclusion limit ($5,490,000), about this strategy. If the correct action is not taken, their spouse's exclusion is lost forever.
Janney Montgomery Scott LLC, its affiliates, and its employees are not in the business of providing tax, regulatory, accounting, or legal advice. These materials and any taxrelated statements are not intended or written to be used, and cannot be used or relied upon, by any taxpayer for the purpose of avoiding tax penalties. Any such taxpayer should seek advice based on the taxpayer's particular circumstances from an independent tax advisor.


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Elegant drop earrings in a medium teal turquoise and an emerald green wire wrapped cluster of onyx beads. Dark oxidized sterling used to create these original earrings is a nice compliment to this teal medley, and these fresh dangle earrings will cross seasons and add a lovely pop of color.
Hand formed sterling earwires are oxidized and tumbled for strength and shine. The teardrop shape is dyed chalk turquoise, and the total earring length is about 1 1/2" from the top of the ear wire. The jumble of green onyx stones are free to move around and rearrange somewhat as they sit on top of the wire wrapped teardrop stone, attached to the earwire.
Coordinates with the green onyx special chain necklace, available as a separate listing in my studio's "Special Chain" series here https://www.etsy.com/shop/WillOaksStudio?section_id=6711904
Earrings are made to order and then are packaged in my signature boxes, ready to gift or to keep. See more earrings here https://www.etsy.com/shop/WillOaksStudio?section_id=5768146
and here https://www.etsy.com/shop/WillOaksStudio?section_id=10086769
If you like green, I've got other selections in this rich emerald shade. Perfect for the Irish gals, for May Birthdays, for St. Patrick's Day, or simply growing green in nature. Try this link to see what is in stock!
Please stop by the front of my studio here https://www.etsy.com/shop/WillOaksStudio
Etsy direct checkout or PayPal offer a range of secure payment methods. I reserve the right to cancel your order if payment arrangements are not made within 24 hours of your purchase and I will not ship your order until payment has cleared. Illinois shipping addresses will have local sales tax automatically added to their invoices.
Cancellations are possible within 24 hours or less by contacting me through my shop. Layaway and payment plans can be arranged by contacting me. Special orders are accepted with a minimum of 1/2 deposit when placing the order & the balance is due prior to mailing
I ship USPS first class parcel, with delivery confirmation to your address as entered on Etsy during check-out. Postage upgrades to Priority mail are can be added to most orders. USPS tracking codes are sent to you at the time your order is shipped so that you may track the shipment. These are useful in the event an order is waylaid, etc. Please contact me if there is any delivery problem and we'll work with the post office to solve the problem.
If your Etsy address and your PayPal address are different, I will default to your Etsy address. I'm happy to ship gifts from my studio for you. Simply enter the recipient's address when checking out, and add a "note to seller" with your note for the complimentary greeting card I'm happy to include.
Some of my pieces are ready to ship and bespoke pieces are made to order, which can include custom adjustments to sizes or other features, if you contact me to make these arrangements. I will give an estimate on shipping time and will try to keep you updated if there are changes in time needed to create your order. I'll contact you with tracking details and shipping information when your order is on the way.
International orders are shipped via US Mail First Class parcel with customs tickets attached and marked as "merchandise" with the value declared, any duties or taxes are handled by the country of destination & are collected from the shopper. I'm not responsible for delays in shipping or due to customs clearing. Please drop me a note if you have any questions or concerns about shipping.
Just contact me within: 7 days of delivery
Ship items back to me within: 14 days of delivery
But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for:
I want you to be thrilled with my pieces and will exchange or refund items returned within 14 days of receipt provided they are in their original, unworn condition. Contact me within 7 days of receipt to confirm return procedure. Returns may require a 3.5% restocking fee and the refund does not include shipping charges. Custom work and bespoke orders are generally not returnable. Please photograph any shipping damages so I can file insurance claim forms.
Thanks again for visiting and for your interest in my work!!
Karen Stahlecker
WillOaks Studio
Woodstock, Illinois
Every piece ordered is sent in my signature packaging-velvet bag or box-with a satin tie & glass bead to embellish. A complimentary gift card-including your personal message-can be included (add info in notes to seller) & I can ship gifts directly to your loved one-use their name & address in "ship to" information.
Please contact me directly for information on wholesale or consignment orders and information at willoaksstudio (at) aol.com


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In order to keep at the forefront of the payments industry, Worldnet offer a number of innovative products and solutions to our customers. One such product is SecureCard.
SecureCard is a card storage facility offered by Worldnet to our customers. This facility allows our customers to store their clients credit and debit card details for use at a later date. It is necessary for merchants who wish to process subscription payments. Worldnet will keep the customers card details on our secure, PCI compliant server so that the merchant will have no responsibility for data security. It is useful for merchants that are required to perform regular recurring payments such as membership payments and subscription payments without the cardholder entering their information.
Once the customers card details are stored the merchant will then be able to create a tokenised version of their customer's credit or debit card. This is done by creating a reference number for each card. Once this is completed all the merchant will need is the reference number to complete the transaction. SecureCard also enables our customers to set-up a stored subscription template for daily, weekly, monthly or annual recurring payments so that you will never miss a payment. The user will only be charged when a SecureCard transaction is processed, therefore the merchant can add and update as many SecureCard details as they wish, free of charge.
There are a number of SecureCard options available to Worldnet customers. The first of these is open to those using our Virtual Terminal. Once the SecureCard is registered the merchant will then be able to bill their customer simply by going into their Worldnet Selfcare system, accessing the SecureCard tab and clicking "use" SecureCard. This is especially useful and time efficient when dealing with repeat customers. On this page there are also options to register a new SecureCard and also to update existing SecureCards credit and debit card details.
SecureCard can also be added to eCommerce integrations and used in much the same way as the Virtual Terminal option, again this is ideal for merchants who take subscription payments, membership payments and other recurring payments from their customers. With these two options only the merchant can update the customers SecureCard details.
With our Amazon style eCommerce SecureCard solution both the customer and the merchant can update SecureCard details. This is quite beneficial as it will save the merchant time updating customer card details while allowing their customers to update their SecureCards straight away.
One of our latest SecureCard innovations has been to introduce the Worldnet Account Updater for our merchants. This will allow our customers to manage recurring payments and keep their customers card details in a more efficient manner and will reduce authorization declines. Account Updater will consult with the cardholders bank and update cardholder information in a timely, efficient manner which will bring added convenience to both the merchant and the cardholder, thus ensuring that payment remains uninterrupted for the merchant and service remains uninterrupted for the customer. Worldnet recognise the importance of ensuring that your customers card details are up to date by staying on top of account changes caused by lost or stolen cards which have not been communicated to the merchant. Such accounts changes can result in lost revenue for the merchant as well as lost time caused by having to contact the customer in relation to a declined transaction.
There are two main types of account updater for both major card types. These are the Visa Account Updater (VAU) and MasterCards Automatic Billing Updater (ABU) both of these services operate in much the same way, ensuring continued, uninterrupted subscription and recurring payments for merchants thus decreasing operating and card processing costs, improving funds collection while reducing customer turnover and increasing customer satisfaction.
For an example of how SecureCard could benefit your business please see this case study which illustrates the many benefits one of our customers has enjoyed by using this facility.
For more information on SecureCard and the benefits it can offer your business please do not hesitate to contact a member of the Worldnet team using the contact details below. Feel free to visit our blog page here for more information on our Worldnet products and services.
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Camp Misquah is about dreams and memories, and we continually dream about how to make camp better. A big part of that is to make sure that camp can be for everyone, so we've made it our mission to make camp accessible.
In 2017, we added a much needed washroom and laundry facility to the camp along with a multipurpose sports pad. Modern washroom, shower and laundry facilities are now part of camp life at Misquah.
In 2018 our projects included:
improved accessibility to major facilities
improvements to walkways and beach access to improve accessibility
replacement of a second washroom
For 2019, we are starting to replace and modernize our cabins, continue our work on accessibility, start upgrades at the dining hall and add additional shade areas to the camp—at the beach, at the barbeque, and other areas.


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The East End Classic Boat Society held a holiday open house at the Community Boat Shop on Bluff Road in Amagansett on Saturday afternoon. A 12-foot Goeller dingy took center stage on display and was raffled off at the end to John Reinbold, a Farmingdale resident who summers in Montauk. COLLEEN REYNOLDS PHOTOS
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Road Trip USA: Leesville, Louisiana - A Childhood Home
I lived in Leesville, Louisiana from 1958 to 1960, three years in all, from the age of 8, 9, and 10. The house I lived in is now gone, but I noticed this house and it fit my memory of the kind of house we live in . . . a two story wooden duplex.
This house sits at the actual address of our old home - Vernon Terrace. It is now across the street from a modern hospital and medical offices. I played for hours and hours and had innumerable adventures in that forest behind this house. At that time the forest and wetlands within it went on for miles and miles and were teeming with snakes, wild boar, fish, salamanders, frogs, and bugs of all kinds. Yes, I was a little disappointed that our old house was not there any more. I was also disappointed that the area behind the houses were not accessible . . . I wanted to go back there and look around.
I had the family chore of riding my bicycle the 1/2 mile from our house to this very burger stand and fetch the family order . . . and ride like the wind to get the burgers and fries back home before they were cold. I remember these burgers as the best I have ever eaten. I am amazed it is still there . . . and that I remembered it.
There are still houses around the old neighborhood that have survived from the older times.
I was very curious about the downtown of my childhood memories. We used to ride our bicycles the 7-8 blocks to the movie house there for the double features. Downtown Leesville showed all the signs of the consequences of a Walmart somewhere on the road leading out of town. The businesses had mostly died a silent death, but it looked like the city fathers had, and might still be, fixing it us.
Halloween was only a week away . . . and I was racing to Delaware to trick-or-treat with my two grandchildren. These decorations reminded me of that. Everything here seems to be named 'Vernon', after the name of the Parish. All the fire hydrants in town are painted this red, white and blue.
The old Dreamland Theatre is now an event venue. This is the movie house I remember so well as a child . . . watching cowboy movies, cartoons, and news reels. Also, I have a memory of the entire balcony collapsing during the middle of a movie . . . fortunately we were sitting up near the screen, and there weren't other people in the movie house at the time! Leesville High School had just held its Homecoming Dance there!
I distinctly remember this ticket booth . . . and buying my tickets with such eager anticipation. I also remember the Milk Duds and Necco Wafers I bought inside before the movies.
It's nice to see that someone other than me remembers this wonderful small town movie theatre. There is (was?) a large military base nearby, Fort Polk, where my father was stationed while we lived there. There were always a few soldiers sitting alone in the dark theatre, quietly sobbing. Homesick.
There is a charm to these old 'dead' small town commercial districts that have been brought back to life.
The task of bring the Leesville Historic District back to life is not complete. This building has an asking price of US$37,000.
There is very little real business going on in downtown Leesville. Still, this key shop caught my eye. I went in.
This man, and his son, have been running this key shop. for 36 years, since they bought it from the old man who had it for 55 years. Yes, this shop would have been here when I was 9 years old . . . more or less exactly as it looks now.
These keys gave me an idea of what kinds of doors are in the area . . . still some old skeleton key doors.
Assuming Hundai changes their car key masters every few years, there were either very few Hundai's sold in Leesville, or the local Hundai owners were very responsible. Dusty Keys . . . potential income locked up in blanks.
This mural of the New York City skyline with the World Trade Towers intact really caught my eye. Leesville is in the deepest of the Deep South, so one would not expect to find anything about New York City, but the impact of the 911 bombings had a profound effect on Americans everywhere. The sense of having our country 'invaded' meant something in small town Louisiana.
The old Vernon Parish Courthouse . . . decorated for Halloween.
A public 'book nook' in old Leesville.
A walk up 3rd Street, the old 'main drag', brought us to the Museum of West Louisiana. In addition to these old historical buildings that had been reassembled on their grounds, there was also a restored historic train station.
The old rail station, now the Museum of West Louisiana. A lot of young soldiers passed through here on their way to and from Fort Polk . . . especially during the Vietnam War era. "In 1962, Fort Polk began converting to an advanced infantry training (AIT) center. A small portion of Fort Polk is filled with dense, jungle-like vegetation, so this, along with Louisiana's heat, humidity and precipitation (similar to Southeast Asia) helped commanders acclimatize new infantry soldiers in preparation for combat in Vietnam. This training area became known as Tigerland. For the next 12 years, more soldiers were shipped to Vietnam from Fort Polk than from any other American training base. For many, Fort Polk was the only stateside Army post they saw before assignment overseas." (Wikipedia, Fort Polk). And a lot of those young soldiers never came back from Vietnam . . . the rail station is full of their ghosts.
The rail station doors. Imagine the emotional send-offs from this platform. The station was closed in 1968 when regular passenger service ended.
I assumed this to be the old station safe sitting outside rusting away.
This coin operated kiddie car still sits outside the rail station waiting room. This relic is actually too new to have been there when I was a kid in Vernon Parish.
The Museum of West Louisiana placed a few old farm implements around the rail station. This old horse drawn tiller was fascinating.
Old tiller seat.
The old rail workers' bunkhouse had fabulous color and texture.
The weathered old bunkhouse door.
An old bunkhouse window, darkened from the light rain that was falling.
Whenever I see these old, weathered windows and doors I am made aware of the man or woman who made and installed it. What kind of day was it? What did they have for lunch?
Among the old buildings the museum transported to Leesville was this broken well.
There was no shortage of artistic still life arrangements around Leesville.
The Museum of West Louisiana spared no effort in obtaining authenticity!
The view back up 3rd Street. That tea house looks promising.
Hazel's Tea Parlor . . . and its open!
Hazel's Tea Parlor is somewhat new to Leesville. A retired military man and his wife, originally from Philadelphia, came back to Leesville after being posted to Fort Polk many years ago. It was their lifelong dream to open a tea house.
A very cozy place . . . and the scones and tea were excellent.
This is what I expected to find of my childhood memories of Leesville. An old wall with the grocery store sign fading . . . and it was actually there!


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Nick Paul on Canada's World Juniorsby Chris Lund / Ottawa Senators
Senators prospect Nick Paul has opened many eyes after being acquired by Ottawa in the trade which also brought Alex Chiasson and Alex Guptill to the Sens from Dallas. Paul had an impressive showing at Team Canada's World Junior development camp after helping lead the North Bay Battalion to the OHL Final. He talked about his showing in front of Canada's selection group on day one of rookie camp.
"I came in the underdog, people were saying, 'who's this Paul kid? Should he be here?' I knew right off the bat I'd have to leave a big impression," said Paul. "I went in there, put my best foot forward and had a good first game. I had some people talking about me. After the second game people were talking about me and using my name a lot. I think I went in there and left a good impression and hopefully I can get the season going well and make that team."
In 67 games with the Battalion last season, Paul recorded 26 goals and 46 points during the regular season before adding 12 goals and 18 points in 22 playoff games.


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Your destination wedding & event venue
There's so much more to this rustically elegant wedding venue at the top of the Leelanau Peninsula. More than the fireplaces and chandeliers; crystal and branch. More than the outside deck, Creekside Patio and walkway bridge where couples take iconic photos of their grand entrance. And more than the special care taken by our staff to help you make this the best day ever. For Willowbrook Mill, the most important part of the story is you.
All the joy that fills this beautiful old building outshines each and every meticulously crafted detail. We take extra measures to make sure that our venue always shines so that most important element for a perfect wedding has a worthy setting. That element is love. Come. Let your love shine at Willowbrook Mill.
Your upcoming day is special- you'll be starting a lifetime of new memories. Let Willowbrook Mill be the setting for your first new memories together! Weekend Reception Packages up to 130 guests. Weekday, Cozy Wedding Packages up to 60 guests
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Tens of thousands of people waving Spain's red-and-yellow flag protested in Madrid to oppose any concessions by the government to Catalan pro-independence parties and to call for early elections.
Demonstrators chanting "Spain! Spain!" and "We want to vote!" filled the Plaza de Colon in the city centre in the largest protest Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has faced in eight months in office.
The opposition centre-right and far-right parties called the rally, seeking to make a show of force against Mr Sanchez by capitalising on anger with Catalonia's separatist leaders and the government's efforts to establish a dialogue with them.
Up to 45,000 people attended, according to official estimates.
The government's proposal last Tuesday to appoint a rapporteur in talks among political parties to address the Catalan independence crisis galvanised the opposition, which deemed it a betrayal and a surrender to pressure from Catalan separatists.
"The time of Sanchez's government has ended," Popular Party leader Pablo Casado said before the protest.
Some banners at the rally read "Sanchez, liar" and "Spain is not negotiable and cannot be sold".
Mr Sanchez, who replaced a conservative government last June in a vote of confidence, holds just a quarter of the seats in parliament and relies on backing from anti-austerity party Podemos, Catalan nationalists and other small parties to pass laws.
The government is squeezed on both sides of the Catalan issue: Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo said on Friday the talks were on track to fail because Catalan pro-independence groups had rejected the government's proposed framework.
The Catalan groups want a referendum on independence included on the agenda, which Madrid will not accept.
Ana Puente, a 73-year-old retiree who attended the gathering, said she was protesting for a "united Spain".
"The government is giving many things to supporters of Catalan independence and is going to break Spain apart," said Raquel García (76), who was carrying a Spanish flag.
Mr Sanchez has rejected that argument, telling a separate rally in the northern city of Santander: "The government works for the unity of Spain and that means to unify Spaniards and not to put one against the other as the right is doing today in Colon Square."
The protest took place before the start tomorrow of the trial of 12 Catalan independence leaders, who face up to 25 years in prison on charges of rebellion and misuse of public funds for their role in a failed secession bid from Spain that they are accused of spearheading in 2017.
The government faces a key vote on Wednesday on its 2019 budget proposal, which is likely to fail without the support of Catalan parties.
But those parties have said their vote for the budget is conditional on the Catalan talks including the issue of independence, something the government has refused to include.
Failure by parliament to approve the budget bill could prompt a snap election before the next scheduled vote in 2020.
Irish Independent


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With MWC all done and dusted now and the anticipation and speculation surrounding the Samsung Galaxy S7 and the LG G5 finally being sated, the industry will be moving on to the next big device launch of this year. Which at present certainly seems to be HTC with their latest One M flagship device, the HTC One M10. In fact, this has already been the case with a number of leaks on the device coming through of late. Although, today the leaking and speculation saw a massive spike with multiple reports coming through in quick succession.
In particular, there were some very clear and notably reports which came through today. The first was what seemed to be the confirmation that the HTC One M10 won't actually be called the One M10. Instead, HTC have opted to drop the 'One M' moniker and will simply go with HTC 10 this year. The second big report came through when earlier today known tipster @evleaks released an image which effectively showed the HTC 10 from just about every angle. This was a typical press render and as such left very little to the imagination.
However, if you were hoping for another look at the device, then it seems @evleaks released another image via VentureBeat which again looks to be a press render and again shows off the HTC 10 in very clear detail. In reality, there is not anything too revealing in this latest image, as it does confirm much of the details which were released in the first image earlier today. However, it is another look and does seem to further confirm the details, as well as the fact that a white version of the HTC 10 will be available when the time comes. In terms of the specs, the industry was made privy to them earlier today as well, when another known tipster @OnLeaks looked to confirm that the HTC 10 will come sporting a 5.15-inch QHD display, while inside the HTC 10 will come equipped with 4GB RAM and powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 processor, along with an Adreno 530 supporting the graphics. @OnLeaks also did note the rear camera will be a 12-megapixel option while USB Type-C support will also be on offer. Not to mention, @OnLeaks further reiterated that this is the HTC 10, opposed to the HTC One M10.


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Art Digital Magazine (AD MAG) is on a long-term hiatus. AD MAG was published from 2010 to 2016, and during that time it amassed the largest collection of feature length interviews and articles with digital artist and art administrators in the world. In time, AD MAG will return, but for now the domain redirects to Digital Art News (DAN).
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Japanese commuter paints iPod art on train to work (VIDEO)
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Its summer in Turin and most everyone has their windows open. Don't think about waking up the the neighorhood with some loud music. Its seems that Bono and the boys have been bad. Well according to the Italian press.
Firefighters where rushed to the stadium and pulled out their meter and detected "heavy night time noise" Hum you think ? Well the Italian promoter took the fine and wishes the boys a good evening. U2 and the locals have had an interesting time not only at this location but at others too. They just can't seem to get the noise levels right for reshearsals. Can we blame them ?


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1 Stamp | 6 Ways: Art Journaling 101/
Hello, this is my first post for a new Art Journaling for Beginners series I'm doing here on the blog. The biggest issues seem to be where do I start, what do I buy, and how to get it done. I will address these concerns over the next few months and hope that it gives you the creative push you need.
Today, we will focus on what to use and how to stretch it. I have to admit, I have a lot of art supplies. I would rather spend money on art supplies then clothes any day. But, over the years I've learned that you don't need much to create good, fulfilling art.
I will take you through 3 tutorials and 3 additional sample pages using only one stamp. I had fun with this challenge and hope you can join me.
I've created an in depth E-Book to help you recreate pages like these on your own.
Here are the tutorials for the first 3 pages...
Page #1
This first page was like an ice breaker. If you haven't art journaled in a while make sure you have a page where you can just get messy. Don't worry about the outcome.
It's like when you warm up before exercising. You will get to loosen up your creative joints and build up momentum to create more pages.
Choose a color palette for each page or series of pages.
Picking a color palette before hand can help you avoid muddy pages and allow you to get on with the page.
You don't have to use every color but this step has definitely helped my creative process overall.
Supplies: Tissue paper, Art Journal, distress crayon tumbled glass, Hero Arts Flower Stamp, flesh tint, violet,ultramarine Gouache, Matte Medium, Water-proof ink, white acrylic paint.
Page #2
This page is simple. I wanted to create a bed of flowers but with an abstract twist. The colors are soft and the background doesn't have a ton of detail.
Paint or color the stamp to create depth.
You can use color pencils or copics to make your image come alive. You don't even have to stay in the lines. Another option is to stamp on pattered paper and collage the images.
Supplies: Sky blue acrylic paint, extra black pencil, Persian rose, crimson/ black gouache, Faber-castell pitt pen for journaling
Page #3
On this page, I changed up the medium from ink to embossing powder. The dark background really lets the white powder stand out. This too is a pretty simple page. I journaled along the left side to balance out the flowers.
You can see how the color palette and inspiration photo helped me look at the stamp in another way. The light pink flower stands out nicely in front of the grayish blue background.
Supplies: Heat tool, distress ink for embossing, ultramarine blue acrylic paint, black gouache, white embossing powder
Page #4
The next three pages are what happened when I stopped recording. The ideas kept flowing. Some of the pages were done at 2 and 3 am because I wanted to keep pushing to see what else I could come up with.
Use a previous page to piggy back on. Grab a color or background and remix it.
Here, I simplified my previous page just to see what it would like like with smaller journaling and one embossed flower. I like this one a bit better than the first. This is also why it's good to keep pages that are kinda ok - you never know how they can inspire new work.
Grab the free art journaling guide book here...
*Same supplies as the last page! Winning!
Page #5
By the time I got to this page I was itching to draw. I started with the eyes added layers around it. You can see that cutting the flowers in half almost changes them completly.
Think about how you can alter your stamped image to change up the look.
At this point you can see how different shades of blue run through out this series of pages. I just like blue. Don't over think this process. Choose colors, images and detail you enjoy.
If you need help drawing eyes click here.
Supplies: ultramarine blue, black gouache, paper scraps, washi tape
Page #6
This last page is unfinished. I plan to go in and add a few more details. At this point I could probably squeeze out a few more pages, I felt like I was on a roll. You can see the different between the first page and this one. Same materials different outcome.
The supplies I used are pretty much the same as the previous page I just arranged the elements diffently.
Now it's your turn. Create 6 pages with 1 stamp. Any style will work with this challenge. I would love to see your pages over in the FB group!


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Commitment to natural life
What is
In Hiranyagarba we rely on a current of thought that believes that true health comes from the integration of three aspects of being: body, emotions and mind. When these three areas are healthy and are related in a balanced way, then we talk about the well-being of the individual.
In our vision, paying attention to each of these three parts not only helps to overcome the problems that people experience, but also supports personal evolution and the ability to live in harmony.
Ayurvedic medicine proceeds from India, where it has been practiced for more than 3,000 years. This system it is about balancing the three parts of the body using personalized treatments based on changing habits, massages and herbal and mineral remedies. But why are we talking about personalized treatments? Are there no universal remedies?
Ayurveda practitioners see the world as the expression of its three main components or doshas: Vata, Pitta and Kafa. Each one with their specific qualities reflecting archetypal energies that are traditionally associated with the elements of water, fire, air, earth and ether.
According to them, in human beings, these three doshas always mix in a different way to originate the infinite variants of constitutions and characters that we observe. Each individual will be an expression of their own energetic imprint.
As a consequence, the Ayurvedic doctor will first try to understand the original composition of the patient and then, determine what imbalance is causing the discomfort and how to proceed on it in an individualized way.
Ultimately, the doctor resorts to the largest repertoire of plants and minerals known with therapeutic applications to generate his treatments. This repertoire has been cataloged thanks to the experience of thousands of years, although its effectiveness is not always supported by modern scientific research.
Alchemy and Health
If we look at it from the perspective of history, we can state that the branch of alchemy focused on working with matter and its applications and willing to share its knowledge with the world, gave rise to the current chemical sciences.
However, the esoteric branch of this discipline, which we refer to in this document when we speak of alchemy, was focused on the path of inner, personal and spiritual development. It treated the metaphysical aspects as its real foundations and considered the chemical substances, their states and processes of material transformation as initiatic metaphors for the transmutation of internal reality. Therefore, the transmutation of ordinary metals into gold symbolizes the transition between an imperfect, diseased, corruptible and ephemeral personal state towards a perfect, healthy, incorruptible and eternal state.
There are three basic aspects of knowledge generated by alchemy that are interesting to mention in the context of their development in the medical field. None of them is supported by current scientific progress and therefore appear as unfounded for most scholars.
Ayurveda practitioners see the world as the expression of its three main components or doshas: Vata, Pitta and Kafa. Each one with their specific qualities reflecting archetypal energies that are traditionally associated with the elements of water, fire, air, earth and ether.
Traditional Elaboration
We focus our passion and knowledge on elaborating our Elixirs with the major goal of benefit people. With a special look towards India, we use plants selected during centuries of experience and observation from different traditions, and we pay the utmost attention to preserve their original characteristics.
When formulating, we rely on Ayurveda and its understanding of how energy moves in the body and what substance can benefit in each case. In addition, Ayurveda identifies four possible basic actions to act on a male physique - purify, nourish, relax and regenerate - and this idea is transferred to the development of elixirs.


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This CEU will provide clinicians with background information on testing principles and how to use an online platform for testing. This reduces cost, time, and simplifies logistics which will allow the clinician to easily implement this into their practice.
For adult testing, we will discuss the client history necessary for a thorough evaluation as well as the 16 Personality Questionnaire (16PF). The 16 PF is a comprehensive test that provides a large amount of personality information about your client. Skills for writing a thorough evaluation report will also be addressed. Clinicians will learn to provide information for the client as well as other clinicians.
Regarding testing for children, the training will cover the Behavior Assessment System for Children, Third Edition (BASC-3), a comprehensive system of questionnaires that can be used to gather a wide variety of information about a child or teen's personality. This encourages involvement from the parents, teachers, and in some cases a self-report by the child or teen. Other supplemental tests will be discussed as a way to provide comprehensive feedback to the client and their family
Additionally, easy to use anxiety and depression inventories will be discussed. Information regarding the use of these tools as an approach for therapists to provide comprehensive ethical care will be addressed. A sample case and report will be provided for discussion. There will be time at the end to ask about unique cases or to inquire about ways to best integrate testing into your practice.
You will find our check-in table next to the elevators on the first floor of the building. Pre-registration is required. Parking is available in our open lot at no charge. Snacks and coffee will be provided.
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Terminal Market Complex
A terminal market is a central site, often in a metropolitan area, that serves as an assembly and trading place for commodities. Terminal markets for agricultural commodities are usually at or near major transportation hubs. One of the models of Terminal Market is Hub-and-Spoke model wherein Terminal Market is the hub which is to be linked to number of collection centres -the spokes.
-Setting up of Sambhalpur Terminal Market on the 60 acres of land in the possession of the company under the Odisha State Government.


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How to Shape Metal With an Air Hammer
Kevin is working on a fireplace sculpture commission, which will have three sections that swirl upward. "It'll look like a little fire tornado," he said. The sculpture will replace the usual gas logs and the regular burner. Caron also recommends trying broken tempered glass in this type of setting as the glass reflects the light.
Kevin needs to adjust a divot in the fire sculpture's 1/8" steel structure. He tried using his detail hammer, which has a small head and a pointed end for getting into tight areas, but the metal was too thick for the hammer to do the job.
But Kevin has a hammer that will.
Some guys call it an air chisel because you can put a chisel point on it for cutting, and some refer to this tool as an air hammer.
For the job at hand, Kevin is using a flat head on it for pounding. It's great for driving out bushings and stuck bolts. Yes, Kevin learned about this tool when he was working on cars - it's from the automotive industry.
He got his air hammer from Snap-on, and Kevin says it hits really, really hard. It's great for reaching down into tight areas, so he can put the sculpture up against the anvil and has plenty of air power coming from his compressor (you'll need 60 gallons or so to have enough volume to run this tool). That allows him to pound that small area back into place more easily.
Kevin shows a close up of the area he needs to pound out. He explains how he is going to position the metal on the anvil and use the hammer to shape the metal.
He's even used this tool to smooth small dents in big sculptures, fitting the tool up inside and holding his dolly on the outside. "It's better than trying to reach up in there with a hammer and swing it," Kevin says.
Kevin uses the air hammer on the metal. Afterward, he says, "It almost got it all." There was one small stubborn area where he needs to come back and hammer it more. Or, he says, "I might break out the big hammer."
He shows the inside of the sculpture, and explains that an outside skin will hide the hammer marks.
It's close enough now, though, that he can tack weld it on the inside and weld it on the outside. Once it's welded, he uses an angle grinder to grind it smooth.
Then he needs to add his side for the inside edge of the curve. He'll then continue to fit it, bend it, shape it, "beat on it a little." "It'll come together," he says, "and look pretty cool when it's done."
The air hammer is a nice tool, Kevin says, something you may want to add to your toolbox. He adds that you can get different length shanks, different diameters and varied ends. You can get a point for punching through; a chisel for removing spot welds, etc. You can even get a pipe splitter, which cuts pipe and sheet metal easily.
Kevin reminds everyone to wear ear protection and safety glasses when using this tool.
But don't miss the end where he tells you what he really thinks ....
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Everybody's doing it.
"An extraordinary friendship gradually grew between the two."
She's growing up so fast!!!
His fur is just so purrfect.
Listen up, cat ladies.
If he's ignoring you, gently push a fragile thing he loves off the table.
Because even the smallest of houses is not a home without a pet.
Why yes, I will take all your empty boxes off your hands.
They're anything but crazy cat guys.
You've got 99 problems and your cat is the cause of all of them.
She's caring for all EIGHT of their pets, still.
These backyard spaces are the cat's meow.
And you thought no one could top that weirdo from freshman year.
Cat ladies have been quietly looking and living better than just about everyone else. It's time to catch up.


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PortsToronto will be hosting an all-day public meeting on Saturday, April 11, 2015 to review and discuss the Draft Study Design/Scope for the Environmental Assessment (EA)of the proposed introduction of jet aircraft and extension of the main runway at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (BBTCA).
At this meeting, PortsToronto and their EA consultants (AECOM, planningAlliance and RWDI) will share and seek feedback on the updated list of potential effects of the proposal that will be studied in the EA, and the methodology that will be used to study the effects.
The format of this meeting will be largely the same as the Saturday, January 24, public meeting with breakout stations for different EA topics. If you are interested in hearing presentations and providing feedback on all of the EA topics, you can do that by attending for the entire day. You are also welcome to drop-in at any time.
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The 4 steps are quite simple conceptually, and form the basis for property orders under the Family Law Act (and in Queensland for de facto couples under the Property Law Act).
Here I must digress. The Family Law Act applies to proeprty settlements for married couples. It also applies to de facto couples if:
- one or both of them are outside South Australia or Western Australia
- they separated on or after 1 March, 2009, or have both consented to the Family Law Act applying to them.
Now on with the show. Here are the four steps:
Step 1: Identify and Value the Property Pool
This is pretty simple. If you're going to slice up the cake, how big is it and who owns what? Usually if this element can be sorted out, then it is easier to settle. This is the one where there are usually logjams to settlement: people either dispute that they own something (or owe something), or more commonly there is a dispute about value.
Step 2: Assess the Financial and Non-financial Contributions
What have each of the parties brought to the relationship? Did one of them work and the other care for the children? Were there any windfall gains? Were there any initial contributions? Have there been any post-separation contributions? There are many factors that may need to be weighed up and balanced, if necessary by the court.
Step 3: Consider future factors
This is a requirement of section 75(2) of the Family Law Act. Essentially, the court looks to see if there needs to be provision for future factors. In a traditional marriage, for example, where the husband works and the wife stays at home and cares for the children, there might be an adjustment in favour of the wife in light of her lesser earning capacity and the ongoing care of the children.
Section 75(2) [and similarly section 90SF(3) for de facto couples] contains the following list of factors:
(a) the age and state of health of each of the parties;
(b) the income, property and financial resources of each of the parties and the physical and mental capacity of each of them for appropriate gainful employment;
(c) whether either party has the care or control of a child of the marriage who has not attained the age of 18 years;
(d) commitments of each of the parties that are necessary to enable the party to support:
(i) himself or herself; and
(ii) a child or another person that the party has a duty to maintain;
(e) the responsibilities of either party to support any other person;
(f) subject to subsection (3), the eligibility of either party for a pension, allowance or benefit under:
(i) any law of the Commonwealth, of a State or Territory or of another country; or
(ii) any superannuation fund or scheme, whether the fund or scheme was established, or operates, within or outside Australia;
and the rate of any such pension, allowance or benefit being paid to either party;
(g) where the parties have separated or divorced, a standard of living that in all the circumstances is reasonable;
(h) the extent to which the payment of maintenance to the party whose maintenance is under consideration would increase the earning capacity of that party by enabling that party to undertake a course of education or training or to establish himself or herself in a business or otherwise to obtain an adequate income;
(ha) the effect of any proposed order on the ability of a creditor of a party to recover the creditor's debt, so far as that effect is relevant;
(j) the extent to which the party whose maintenance is under consideration has contributed to the income, earning capacity, property and financial resources of the other party;
(k) the duration of the marriage and the extent to which it has affected the earning capacity of the party whose maintenance is under consideration;
(l) the need to protect a party who wishes to continue that party's role as a parent;
(m) if either party is cohabiting with another person--the financial circumstances relating to the cohabitation;
(n) the terms of any order made or proposed to be made under section 79 in relation to:
(i) the property of the parties; or
(ii) vested bankruptcy property in relation to a bankrupt party;
(naa) the terms of any order or declaration made, or proposed to be made, under Part VIIIAB in relation to:
(i) a party to the marriage; or
(ii) a person who is a party to a de facto relationship with a party to the marriage; or
(iii) the property of a person covered by subparagraph (i) and of a person covered by subparagraph (ii), or of either of them; or
(iv) vested bankruptcy property in relation to a person covered by subparagraph (i) or (ii);
(na) any child support under the Child Support (Assessment) Act 1989 that a party to the marriage has provided, is to provide, or might be liable to provide in the future, for a child of the marriage;
(o) any fact or circumstance which, in the opinion of the court, the justice of the case requires to be taken into account;
(p) the terms of any financial agreement that is binding on the parties to the marriage;
(q) the terms of any Part VIIIAB financial agreement that is binding on a party to the marriage.
Step 4: Come up with a fair result
The legislation requires the court to come up with a fair result, or in the words of the Family Law Act, a "just and equitable" result.


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I set out from the car park in Glenridding heading for Catstye Cam Gully. The photos show the weather conditions I was faced with. There was fresh snow down but on entering the gully, my axes found hard stuff beneath and it was most enjoyable.
I branched out right and picked my way through the rocks ( as mentioned on UK Climbing winter conditions page) to arrive at the highest point of Catstye Cam. You can see my steps to the summit in the photograph. It's an extremely long gully and it just keeps coming, well worth doing.
Then I traversed from Swirral Edge into gully number 1 in the Red Tarn area, only to discover a rope, DMM Fly axe, ice screws insitu, etc., as if someone had just vanished from the scene. Two other climbers arrived in the gully and we shared the task of recovering the gear as we ascended. ( Nice steep groove of ice two thirds up).
I handed over the retrieved gear to the other party as one of them was based in Patterdale.
Of course these days no chance of keeping the bounty as folks put notices up on UK climbing...can I have my gear back please... sort of thing and one feels obliged to do the right thing. (You can look at the posting under Lost and Found to see the list of gear that was left, but the guy gives no explanation of why it was left there, last time I looked).
Plenty of hefty cornices on top of Helvellyn, but not from the exit of Gully No.1, as can be seen. To be honest it's the only safe wat up at the moment in my humble opinion.
We came back along striding edge, notice the picie with no one on the edge except me.
All in all an excellent day out on the hills in superb conditions.
Anyway, I just wanted to let you know that I do get out from time to time and therefore do not wish to be nominated for "has been of the year" for a second year running.
Trev S.


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Pieces of Her
Her seaweed long hair, now freed of her body, stuck to the white subway-tiled wall of the shower in fine brown swirls and curlicues. In the center of the elaborate design, the hair looped to form double Ls. A tangle beneath the word, an underline. An emphasis. Pink mildew colored the grout in places and determined water droplets clung to the tiles as if for life, refusing to fall. There were other designs too – abstract flowers made of her pulled locks – maybe roses, maybe hydrangeas in their angry beautiful balls.
Hello, her hair read.
That's what she wanted to tell me? Hello, I am here. I am still here. But you aren't, I wanted to say. But I also didn't want to lay blame.
Along the side of the tub were bottles of shampoos and potions, grapefruit and peppermints. A bar of soap with her fingerprints still pushed into the aloe and jojoba, imprinted whorls of her. Her razor, blade up.
It had only been a week. And this was the first time since she died that I dared to take a shower. I didn't want to take away her words, but already the moisture was causing her hair to droop.
I pushed my fat finger against a swirl of it, pushing it upwards. Sticking it to the tiles. Stay.
I always found it rather gross to find mats of her hair, stringy dangly pieces, strands of dead skin cells covering the shower wall. I don't want to clog up the drain, she'd say. I bought a hair trap, but that didn't stop her.
Later, during treatments, I noticed that the fine bits of hair on the shower wall had become fuzzy spiders covering the wall – an infestation of her.
When the air in the bathroom cooled, and as soon as the water evaporated, her hair began to slip down the wall. The double Ls slithered downward. The O withered. Soon it would just be "he."
I rummaged through a junk drawer, pushed aside paperclips and souvenir magnets of places we never got to visit. In the back of the drawer, I found a roll of clear packing tape. I cut the tape and laid it over her word. Smoothed it out so that there were no wrinkles or air bubbles.
After a week, moisture had gotten trapped under the tape. I could barely make out the hair anymore. Her hello was just some darkness slopped onto the white tile, a blemish. It was not the beautiful thing that my wife was. Is. Was.
I stopped showering, willing it to dry out. I wanted to feel her there in the shower with me, her violin backside, soaping herself and then me. I wanted to pull her into me and play her music.
But then a corner of the tape came loose, flapped in the breeze made by the uneven windowsill. Every other second it would crinkle. Slap the wall. Otherwise the house was quiet. I pushed it back down. Pressed another length of tape down. But the walls were too damp. The hair trapped creating its own ecosystem. It looked disgusting. I left it anyway.
A few days later the tape came loose again and when I saw it in the mirror, wilting plastic, scraps of hair stuck to it, trapped, I squeezed my fingers into my palm, leaving half-moons where the nails pushed in. I shoved the glass shower door aside, it rolled on its track and slammed into the wall.
Goddamn! I grabbed the flap, pulled at it. Fuck! Ripped another piece down. Why!? And another. The tape caught on my arm hair and I yanked it off. It smelled like rot and mildew and pineapples and I remembered when we went to Hawaii on our honeymoon and she ate pineapples until her lips puckered.
And then the whole mess came off the wall, tape and hair and damp. And I fell, the floor wet beneath me. I breathed. The persistent drip from the shower head. Drip. Drip. Drip. Down into the hollow gullet of the drain. I carefully pulled each strand from the tape. It no longer said Hello! Or even "he." It was nothing, just a balled up dead fragment of her.
Some of the hair had broken when I pulled it from the tape. I held it in my hand, these – I counted them – thirteen – fragments of her. All together her hair had been auburn and thick. Brown indoors but once the sun hit her head, it shone like a polished piece of mahogany.
Thirteen flimsy pieces. That was it. I held the pieces of her in my hand. They were so fine. Delicate and easy to break. Nothing like her. I clenched my fist. Held her tight. Clutched her last remaining fibers. All of her would never really fit in the palm of my hand, I knew that. Our life, our marriage, our love, our sex, our laughter, our pain.
I moved aside the hair trap, fed each piece of hair down the drain, one by one. Until the only thing left I had of her was everything else.


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What's The Best Slow Cooker?
There are two basic types of slow cooker available on the market, the mechanical and the programmable. What's The Best Slow Cooker for you depends on your lifestyle and the foods you want to cook.
Types of Slow Cooker
First, you should know about the two types of slow-cooker.
The mechanical slow cooker has a simple control to turn the slow cooker "Off" or on at either a "Low" or a "High" temperature setting. Many have a "Warm" setting as well, for keeping food at serving temperature after cooking.
A programmable slow cooker, on the other hand, has a built-in timer, mostly digital that cooks for a pre-set time and automatically switches to the "Warm" setting after the time is up. This allows you to "set and forget" without worrying about overcooking the meal.
For more details on types of slow cookers, read my slow cookers page.
So, how does this tie into your lifestyle? Well, are you the stay at home cook that will be around while the slow cooker does its job? Or will you be away when the slow cooker needs to be switched to the keep warm setting?
If you are going to be at home and available when the cooking time is over then a mechanical slow cooker will do the job for you quite nicely. You don't need to spend the extra money to add the "frills" of digital timers and automatic switching.
However, if you are going to be away when the meal is done and needs to be switched over to warm, then you need the "convenience" of a programmable slow cooker. The additional cost will be well worth it to keep a perfectly cooked meal from turning into bland tasting mush, yuck.
Size and Shape
Now that you have determined the type of slow cooker you need, it is time to decide on the size.
What kind of meals are you going to be using the slow cooker for?
Large capacity, 7-quarts and larger, slow cookers should be used for large families and gatherings. For example, an 8-quart slow cooker will cook a 6-lb roast or 8-lb chicken, good for around 10 people.
4-6-quart slow cookers are average and will work for small to medium size families and the occasional get together.
Smaller capacity, 1-3 quarts, will be fine for a single person, or a 2-3 person family.
Slow cookers come in two basic shapes, round or oval. Large cuts of meat like roasts or ribs require an oval shape slow cooker as pictured above. The shape is not so important for stews, soups, chilis, and meals like lasagna, noodle or rice dishes that you mold into any shape.
Keep in mind the slow cooker should be at least 1/2 filled for best results and not more than 2/3 full. This ensures even heating of the food and prevents food safety concerns because the top part of the meal does not heat up quickly enough.
Here are some features that are very useful when considering the purchase of a slow cooker:
- Glass see-through lid – the temptation to open the lid to see the progress of your meal as it cooks is very high. Resist this temptation because the low power of a slow cooker means any lost heat due to an open cover must be made up by a longer cooking time. Glass lids allow you to check on the cooking food without opening the cover.
- Cooking element placement – cooking element placement is important to ensure even cooking of the food. Buy slow cookers with a heating element that heats both the bottom and sides to ensure even cooking. Large slow cookers with bottom only elements cook from the bottom up which can lead to poor quality results.
- A removable insert – especially an attractive one, can become your serving bowl so you don't have to transfer the food. Removable inserts also make for easy cleanup, most are dishwasher safe.
- Sear function – for some recipes you should sear the meat before putting it into the slow cooker. Slow cookers with this feature avoid the need for cleaning up another pan afterward.
- Lid clamps – lid clamps and enhanced seal gasket are handy to take the meal from home to a party. The clamps and gasket prevent spillage, leakage, and heat loss during transport.
Now that you have decided what's the best slow cooker for you, visit my slow cooker reviews pages, mechanical slow cookers or programmable slow cookers to find and buy the right model.
Check out some of my favorite slow cooker recipes under the Recipes tab at the top of the page.
Enjoy your slow cooked meal and feel free to leave a comment or questions in the comment box below.
Click here for Wikipedia's Slow Cooker page.
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City of Sanctuary volunteers and a member of staff joined Susie Rumbold the President of the British Institute of Interior Design (BIID) at De Montfort University (DMU) to judge an exclusive student design competition.
Four university teams were given a top secret brief which focused on the global refugee crisis and the urgent need for temporary accommodation across the UK. The brief challenged the competing teams to redesign a space in De Montfort University's School of Art and Design, as temporary refugee accommodation for 60 people.
Students were asked to consider the space, taking into account its multi-functional use, as a place for residents of all ages to sleep, eat, study, pray and spend leisure time in, as well as create private areas for confidential meetings with healthcare providers, solicitors or other advisors.
The students had just six hours to develop a proposal, before presenting their designs to the judging panel. The challenging competition was completely CAD-free, forcing students from DMU, Glasgow Caledonian University, the University of Hertfordshire and the University of Lincoln to hand-draw all sketches, drawings and models.
The City of Sanctuary team brought their expert experiences to the judging panel. Mark Salama, an architect who ran a firm in Egypt, used his architectural and engineering experience as well as his cultural background to inform the judging panel's decision. Malka Al Haddad, artist, academic, feminist and human rights activist from Iraq cast a design eye and female perspective and Colleen Molloy (CoS National Development Officer) used her knowledge of NASS housing issues to support the overall decision.
Hayley McLennan, Learning and Events Executive at BIID said they were honoured to be supported by refugees with so much experience to bring to the challenge.
The panel was blown away by the students' thoughtful approach to the humane needs of accommodating individuals, couples and family groups in a confined space and take account of comfort, culture, privacy and confidentiality and social issues. All students had the chance to flex their creativity and develop key problem-solving and team-working skills. Each student group had at least one impressive design feature that was outstanding and could be successfully used, should the need to accommodate so many people quickly in a limited space become a reality. The top award went to the University of Hertfordshire's team whose design took account of all needs, made the best use of space and had clever features including modular rooms for confidential meetings, geometric tables that could be flexibly used in a variety of ways and sleeping quarters that provided privacy for women and family groups.
Both Mark and Malka had a positive experience of being valued and honoured for their expertise and opinions by BIID. Colleen took the opportunity of educating the students about the painful realities of the asylum process and provided information leaflets, including the promotion of the Student Action for Refugees (STAR) network.


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'A Journey into the Past: Knitting and Lace' is a series of events from Monday 29th May to Friday 2nd June which explores worker's rights and conditions in the knitting and lace industries of Nottingham. It is established as a Journey to Justice Nottingham week of events, in collaboration with the Framework Knitters Museum and the Nottingham Women's History Group. It has been facilitated by Katrina Peake, a Midlands3Cities-funded PhD researcher at the University of Nottingham and has been supported by Midlands3Cities. The week includes a talk on the luddites causing riots owing to suppression of wages and poor working conditions, a walk exploring the history of the lace industry and Nottingham's path to achieving global fame for its lace, albeit at the expense of worker's rights, in the city centre and a Ruddington village trail which follows the footsteps of the workers in the knitting industry.
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If it's convenience you want this third floor unit is close to elevator with a parking stall just 2 stalls away from elevator access. Hard to find a cleaner unit than this one. The original owner takes extreme pride in keeping this one in tip top shape. Most furnishings will be available for sale also. Two bedrooms, 2 full baths, in suite laundry and storage are just some of the features. Central air conditioning and gas outlet on private balcony at back of building. This unit has it's own heating system for better temperature control while gas is included in condo fees. The Pallisades is conveniently located in Pembina wit accessibility to grocery stores, pharmacy and much more right at your gate. Also easy access to 137 Avenue, 127 Street and Anthony Henday. Don't miss out. Priced to sell.
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Friday, October 28, 2011
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at the Jesus Seminar, the old man himself was telling us there was one way and one way only to shake the darkness with light. I don't know about that but I do know a way and if it's the only way then we're in my comfort zone. You take one cloud, all dark and heady, and you take another cloud, similarly full of oats, and you clap 'em together!" Davey presses a button and a sudden bang of thunder fills the room. As it fades Davey continues, "Welcome once again to the Hour of Thunder. With me, Davey. Davey
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Sunday, October 17, 2010
Daily News [10.17.10] SM Entertainment stock price soared with SNSD daebak entry in Japan!
SNSD had helped SM stock prices soaring up abruptly ?
After SNSD had successfully entered Japan market, SMent reached the targeted stock price of 30,000 won. SM Entertainment referred this positive response for the result of SNSD entering Japan market, which made the stock price soared up to 30,000 won.
For the news,on the 15th Oct,after 1pm, SM stock price had increased 5.6% and reached 18,550 won compared to previous trading day. Kim Chang Kwon,a university researcher gave his comments about the report on this day: "Because of SNSD, SM's gradually expanded the market share in this huge market,Japan" and "Artists thats under SM,including those artists who are debut in Japan, assume that next year (in Japan) there's a sales of 110millions album (target sales), stock price may even go beyond 30,00won ." He added: "With the sales of 110millions or more, although may be a bit more as compared to last year DBSK who had a total of 93millions album sales, but it's not impossible." He even wrote: "With these as basis,according to conservative estimates that next year's per share net benefit will increase to 37.2% or more compared to this year".
Meantime,he said: "From SNSD success in Japan, they keep increasing popularity throughout social media like Youtube and gained experiences.Youtube,Twitter and Facebook had helped SMent to expand their overseas music industry and also create a lot of opportunities".
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The Serena Confidence
Mantra of the week is BE SEEN BE HEARD and I say this loud and clear in the best Serena Williams groan when she returns a thunderbolt serve. Who watched the Wimbledon women finals this past Saturday? I didn't because I was working but I was on ESPN app like every 5 minutes. I was sad about the outcome for a minute but when she hit me ( I say hit me because I feel like she's directly speaking to me) with those words " i feel like I had just begun" and it put everything in perspective.
My most recent collection KAHKTI II / IFUNANYA and possibly my most personal collection yet is a commingling of the space and consciousness; it's me displaying what it means to be an African and an immigrant at the same time and how the term DOUBLE CONSCIOUSNESS described by William E.B. Dubois can possibly be evident in most if not all immigrants. This can also lead to identity struggles as best described by one of my favorite Nigerian poet Ijeoma Umebinyuo in her book of flowery words QUESTIONS FOR ADA.
Starting this sustainable lifestyle brand KAHKTI (derived from the plant Cacti which is the plural of cactus; check out our KAMPAINGS to learn more was my answer to anyone that questions my africanness or anyones for that matter and my means of inviting like minds that can relate in the struggle.
Recently, I took a trip to New Orleans and I created some images with KAHKTI pieces. If you read the last blog you would see me in one of the pieces. In today's blog, I will be sharing two different ways I rocked the WAXED BAGGIE TWOSIE which is still available for purchase. Comfort is key here!
Hope you enjoy. Share with your colleagues and hit me with a comment or two about your identity being questioned, how you coped? share what you feel safe sharing!