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Back In Stride
The Titans showed their championship form of last season,
running roughshod over the Giants
Titans fullback Lorenzo Neal and his wife, Denisha, had just been
seated for dinner at a Japanese restaurant one night last month
when they heard a comment that has become all too familiar to
them. As the chef prepared the food, a stranger seated at the
same grill as the Neals recognized Lorenzo and remarked, "We've
already made our hotel reservation for Tampa." Neal appreciated
the optimism, but then he thought, It's a little early to be
talking about the Super Bowl.
Expectations have been extremely high ever since Tennessee made
its surprising run to the NFL title game last January. Rightfully
so. Going into Sunday's game against the Giants, however,
Tennessee hadn't been living up to its hype. Injuries and a
stagnant offense had been largely to blame, and even in winning
two of their first three games, the Titans appeared more lucky
than good. They needed late heroics to pull out three-point wins
over the Chiefs (in overtime) and the Steelers.
"People expect us to kill teams and put up big numbers," says
running back Eddie George. "But you have to keep things in
perspective. You're going to get tested once in a while."
Tennessee fans saw things that were more to their liking on
Sunday, as the Titans jumped to a 21-0 lead over New York and
eased to a 28-14 win. Tennessee controlled the ball for more than
42 minutes and held the league's top-ranked rushing attack to 24
yards. Steve McNair threw for 293 yards and three touchdowns,
George ran for 125 yards, and the Titans converted 70% of their
third-down opportunities.
Tennessee entered the game ranked 25th in rushing and had
committed six turnovers in its previous two outings while forcing
only one. The club, which prides itself on ball control, also
started slowly last year, averaging just 74 yards on the ground
in its first three games. By the end of the season, though, that
average was up to 113.2.
Against the Giants, the Titans put together touchdown drives
covering 80, 98, 80 and 80 yards. "We do well when we mix things
up," said tight end Frank Wycheck, "and that's what we did
against these guys." The second scoring drive consisted of 10
running plays and nine passes; Tennessee converted six third-down
plays and bled 9:53 off the clock. What's more, the Titans
intercepted three passes and recovered a fumble, while turning
the ball over just once.
McNair controlled the flow of the game, calling numerous audibles
and playing with a confidence that appears to be growing each
week. "Steve's numbers were one thing," said Titans coach Jeff
Fisher, "but you have no way of ever knowing what else he did for
"We're not doing anything elaborate," Fisher insisted, and the
Giants knew as much. "The sad thing is, we knew what they were
going to do" said New York cornerback Jason Sehorn, "but we
couldn't stop it."
Carolina Blue
Pricey Pickups Not Panning Out
After practice last Friday, Panthers coach George Seifert praised
his team's decision to overhaul the defensive line in the
off-season. Carolina doled out contracts totaling $41.9 million
to entice end Reggie White out of retirement, to pick up
free-agent tackle Eric Swann and, most important, to lure
free-agent end Chuck Smith from the Falcons to replace the
retired Kevin Greene as its sack specialist. "Those guys each
brought something to this team we needed," said Seifert. "Without
question, they've improved our defense."
But in the Panthers' 16-13 overtime loss to the Cowboys, which
dropped Carolina to 1-3, the improvement was not evident. Dallas
quarterback Troy Aikman was rarely pressured and sacked only two
times, while Emmitt Smith ran for 132 yards and a touchdown.
After four games the paltry production of the newly acquired
trio--combined with that of tackle Sean Gilbert, who continues to
play poorly after signing a seven-year $46.5 million free-agent
contract in April 1998--adds up to this: 21 tackles, 3 1/2 sacks
and incalculable dejection. "We were terrible," a disgusted Swann
said after the loss on Sunday. "We should've beaten them, but we
couldn't stop the run."
Through Sunday the Panthers ranked 28th in the league against the
run and 20th in total defense; in going 8-8 last year, they were
rated 24th and 26th, respectively. After allowing the Cowboys,
who had the league's 18th-ranked rushing offense coming in, to
rack up 173 yards on 38 carries, Carolina is giving up 4.4 yards
per rush, up from 4.2 a year ago.
Chuck Smith, who is suffering from a sore right knee after having
preseason arthroscopic surgery, has played in only two of the
first four games. He's working with team trainers to strengthen
the muscles around the joint and could miss another four weeks.
Fitness concerns have reduced the playing time that was expected
from the 38-year old White and the 30-year-old Swann.
Carolina's shortcomings were starkly evident during the Cowboys'
effortless game-winning overtime drive. With the Panthers' tiring
first unit unable to muster any sort of pass rush, Aikman calmly
completed all three of his passes for 46 yards, while Emmitt
Smith pounded the left side for 14 yards on three carries.
"It's way too early to think [the signings] were disappointing,"
says Panthers defensive coordinator John Marshall, "and it's
certainly no time to panic."
That may be so, but the loss to Dallas came on the heels of
another disappointing home defeat, to Atlanta, and looking at the
Panthers, slumped and silent in front of their lockers on Sunday,
this much was clear: Carolina's season--to say nothing of its
defensive line--isn't getting any younger. --Josh Elliott
Niners' Charlie Garner
A Featured Back At Last
A reputation can be hard to shake. Consider the case of 49ers
running back Charlie Garner: Last year he rushed for a
career-high 1,229 yards, and this season, in a win over the
Cowboys on Sept. 24, he ran for a franchise-record 201 yards to
jump to the top of the NFL rushing charts. Yet he still feels
that he isn't getting the respect he deserves.
"The skeptics are still out there," says Garner, who is second in
the league in rushing, with 500 yards, after gaining 77 yards in
a 27-20 win over the Cardinals on Sunday. "The first question I
got after the Dallas game was, 'Are the Cowboys any good on
The major knock against Garner during an injury-riddled five
years with the Eagles, from 1994 through '98, was that he lacked
the durability to be a full-time starter. Niners offensive
coordinator Marty Mornhinweg thinks that's a bum rap. "Charlie's
toughness," he says, "is probably the most overlooked part of his
At 5'9" and 187 pounds, Garner runs like a man possessed,
spinning, juking and bouncing off defenders. Since signing as a
free agent with San Francisco in July 1999, he hasn't missed a
game and has been a bright spot on a rebuilding team. "If we stay
with our blocks, we know he's going to make someone miss in the
secondary," says center Jeremy Newberry. "Until we played Dallas,
he had only had 12 to 14 carries a game this season because we'd
trailed so much. [Garner ran 36 times against the Cowboys.] All
he needs is the chance to make something happen."
In Philadelphia, which drafted him in the second round out of
Tennessee, Garner averaged 4.6 yards per attempt, but he was
never the featured back. He made 17 starts for the Eagles and
never had more than 116 carries in a season. When the 49ers
signed Garner they envisioned using him in much the same role,
rotating him with Lawrence Phillips as a replacement for injured
star Garrison Hearst, who had fractured his left ankle in a 1998
playoff game. By season's end Phillips had been waived and Garner
had produced 1,764 total yards (third most in the NFL) in his
first full season as an every-down back. In addition to averaging
5.1 yards a carry, he had caught 56 passes for 535 yards.
The 49ers are now starting to think that Garner, who is averaging
5.1 yards per carry, might be their featured runner for some
time. Hearst has undergone two operations to repair a
degenerative bone in his left foot since fracturing his ankle and
is only now beginning to run. "I always hoped and prayed and
tried to be patient when I was in Philadelphia," Garner says. "I
never saw this coming. This is what all that waiting in
Philadelphia was for. I'm not going to let this opportunity go to
Second-year wideout Terrence Wilkins is emerging as a solid
complement to Colts All-Pro Marvin Harrison. After missing the
first two games with a concussion, Wilkins had a career-high
nine receptions for 148 yards and a touchdown in a win over
Jacksonville, then caught a go-ahead touchdown pass in a win
over the Bills on Sunday....
Kansas City guard Dave Szott, an 11-year veteran, is home in
Morristown, N.J., recovering from surgery on his right biceps
and fearful that his season and possibly his career are over.
The Chiefs are holding his roster spot, but he could end up on
injured reserve. Szott is in the final year of his contract and
has expressed a desire to play closer to home....
How bad are things going for the Jaguars, who lost at home to
the Steelers on Sunday? At 2-3 they are under .500 for the first
time since December 1996. They have an injury-riddled line that
gave up seven sacks to a Pittsburgh defense that had a total of
two in its first three games. And in the next three weeks
Jacksonville faces the Ravens, the Titans and the Redskins....
With Bruce Smith getting most of the attention from opposing
offensive lines, Redskins left end Marco Coleman is having a Pro
Bowl year. Following his three-sack outing in Washington's 20-17
overtime win over Tampa Bay, Coleman, a nine-year veteran who is
in his second season with Washington, has eight sacks, already 1
1/2 more than his previous season high. Coleman owes his success
in part to the fact that for the first time he is playing on the
left side--against right tackles, who typically aren't as
skilled pass protectors as left tackles.


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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Do I Have To Buy My Lenders Insurance?
Insurance Q&A: "Do I have to buy my lender's insurance?" Welcome to the wonderful world of homeownership…and all the frustrating, unexpected costs that come along with it. While there are many expenses you've likely overlooked, let's focus on the insurance ... Read More »
Can I Get Landlord Insurance for My Home If I Move Out?
Just the other day we were asked if it's OK to get landlord insurance for a home if you move out of it and wind up renting it to someone else. This particular individual was worried about doing so because ... Read More »
Guns and Insurance: What You Need to Know
Let's tackle a pretty hot topic here in the United States. The more the spotlight focuses on gun ownership, the more questions will pop up here at TTAI about guns and insurance. Namely, are my personal firearms covered by my ... Read More »
Is Car Insurance Worth It?
Insurance Q&A: "Is car insurance worth it?" You're darn tooting it's worth it. Really, it's worth following all laws. It's a good way to stay out of trouble with law enforcement… We get this question quite a bit at TTAI. ... Read More »
GEICO and Helzberg Diamonds: A Match Made In…
File this one under, "Starting to Get Ridiculous." By now, you've likely seen at least one of the GEICO and Helzberg "colabo's" come across your television screen. Especially during the Christmas season. While we review a lot of auto insurer ... Read More »
Liberty Mutual 12-Month Rate Guarantee: Huh?
Liberty Mutual has a new television commercial running at the moment touting their ability to lock in your car insurance rate for 12 months "today!" For those who have a six-month auto insurance policy, which seems to increase every six ... Read More »
Auto Insurance Premiums Inched Up in 2010
It's 2013, who cares, right? As with most data collected on a scale this large, you're usually getting data that's at least a year or two old. While the information may appear about as current as your iPhone 3 today, ... Read More »

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Teaple, once a month, we host a record pop-up shop created by the non-profit called Sonics Arts United. This nonprofit works to help young women learn the sonic arts. These young women learn how to create sound and how to understand sound. All proceeds from the pop-up shop go to nonprofit.
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I decided to finish this piece a while back. With this style, things are fairly loose as you can tell by the backgrounds. This allows me to finish pieces a lot faster and it gives that painterly quality to them.
First and foremost, I establish my light source. Being that Super J is sad in this piece, I decided to make the light source come from behind. Gives him a feel of turning away from the sunshine (which is some cultures, symbolizes hope). I use a 20% opacity layer and a black brush to accomplish this.
Once my light sources was established, then I moved on to the coloring. Starting with a different layer called "COLOR", I started coloring the figure first. I referenced my character profile to match the colors exactly. You should always have a character profile handy for coloring and even drawing purposes. You want to make sure you are consistent with the character. As I have no editor, I have to do everything myself.
I then added some highlights on his costume using a feathered white brush with a 20% opacity. This gave the desired effect of a bit of light shining from behind him.
I moved on to the background (a new layer), where I used a scattered brush and loosely colored the stones where he is sitting.
I left the water for a separate layer as I needed it to be translucent and not have the hard black outlines as the rest of the piece. The water spritz was created with the same scattered brush, this time instead of smearing as I did with the stones and background, I dabbed to create the effect of water spraying.
Write me a comment, or email me and let me know what you think of this piece. Did you like it? Do you have any questions?
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The internet is a good thing for the climate. It reduces the need for transportation. It reduces the need for printing brochures and leaflets. But the internet also causes carbon emissions due to the electricity consumption.
The use of the internet today is estimated to cause more carbon emissions than airfreight! This is due to the electricity used to run the servers behind websites as well as the computers and monitors of the visitors.
If the electricity is generated from fossil fuels such as carbon then the website is responsible for a "carbon footprint".
CO2NeutralWebsite have created an algorithm to calculate the CO2 emissions generated by the traffic on your site. Now you can estimate the carbon emissions and match them with genuine carbon credits, effectively neutralising the websites carbon footprint.
Climakind.com is proud to be the first Australian based website to join the voluntary initiative CO2NeutralWebsite.
Both large and small companies from many different countries participate in the initiative. In total more than 800 companies have joined.
A website is a very visible part of your business. Neutralising the carbon emissions created by surfing your site can appeal to your visitors. It can help position your brand as environmentally concerned and visibly active in reducing carbon emissions credits. CO2NeutralWebsite believes your "company gets a good profile that is far bigger than the cost of joining."
Normally the cost of participating is 31 AUD per month (the algorithm is based on site traffic).
Please find further information regarding the CO2 initiative at the official website.
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Large Well-Equipped Bakery – West Auckland!
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Bakery Business for Sale West Auckland
Well Set Up Asian Bakery- Wholesale and Retail.
The business is situated in one of West Auckland's fastest growing suburbs.
The Vendor has spent over $200k in the past year on a full refit. The premises look great.
Takings $15,000 per week
Rent $5,750 pw includes outgoings & expenses
Modern setup
The bakery has a large kitchen and all equipment is in great condition.
Years established: 5 years.
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The location offers high street visibility and plenty of parking. This West Auckland suburb is fast growing and there is untapped potential for growth.FINANCIAL INFORMATION:
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I have been off the pill for 4 months now and have had a regular almost clockwork type cycle when it comes to my period. This is our 2nd month ttc but Didnt bd near o day last monthSo really this is the first month that a bfp could be possible as we bd on days leading up to ovulation. I'm having very mild af type cramps for the past 4 days not getting any stronger ( not due for 9 days) and having random cramps in my sides. What do you think of my chart? I'm 20 btw. Anyone want to wait It out with me in a similar boat?


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The Last Drop Village Hotel & Spa is so much more than just a hotel. It is a destination. An experience that is full of relaxation, good food, drink and lots of laughter.
We are located on the edge of the beautiful West Pennine Moors with walking, cycling and sightseeing on our doorstep.
Suzanne Barningham joined Groundwork in 2013 and leads the Energyworks Programme and Team which provides a wide range of tailor-made services across GM where the focus is on customer need and not a 'one-size fits all' approach. Suzanne has developed the programme from the small 'Get me Toasty' team that began in Rochdale to a service which has grown in success, expanding across the whole of Greater Manchester, building networks and forging strong partnerships along the way. Our Green Doctors are helping more and more residents make their homes warmer, more energy efficient and healthier places to live. Suzanne works with landlords, local authorities, health partners and residents to tackle the problem of fuel poverty in our local communities. Having a background in welfare to work programmes, Suzanne's initial role at Groundwork was as an Employment Adviser with our Work Programme teams in both Bury and Rochdale. Having worked with customers with multiple and complex needs for over 2 years, before taking on the role of Homeless Persons Employment Adviser, she was well equipped to develop the Energyworks Team to provide information, advice and guidance to local residents as she truly understands the different push and pull factors in vulnerable communities. Suzanne's aspiration is to change the world in GM to reduce the number of households year on year who are living in fuel poverty.
Steve Davies has worked in the renewable sector for the past 15 years and with NICEIC for the last 10; starting as a Centre Manager at NICEIC Certification's Training Centre in Chesterfield; amongst his responsibilities were the writing and delivery of renewable technology training courses e.g. Solar Thermal, Heat Pumps and Solar PV. With the advent of the Microgeneration scheme, Steve was tasked with training the NICEIC Technical assessors to delivery audits and Certify companies as compliant with MCS and the associated Building Regulations. Steve went on to became Scheme Manager of the Energy Efficiency Technology Schemes offered by NICEIC maintaining a field force of over 80 assessors working for me all over the UK. Steve has been provided presentations at various events including Eco Build and sat on Government Steering Groups tasked with the improvement and development of energy efficiency schemes targeted to assist in the achievement of UK Carbon Targets. Steve has been involved in initiatives such as Feed In Tariff, Renewable Heat Incentive, Green Deal and ECO. Acting as Certsure's scheme manager for both the NICEIC and ELECSA Installer Schemes which met these schemes requirements, undertaking assessments against MCS, Building Regulations, PAS 2030 and 2031.
Phil joined TrustMark as the Head of Compliance. He has worked in compliance for over 25 years. Phil was attracted to TrustMark by the 'once in a generation' opportunity Each Home Counts has created to build greater consumer confidence and uptake of Energy Efficiency Measures, Retrofit, Repair, Maintenance and Installation in and around the home. During the early 1990's he first entered the world of compliance by joining CORGI as a Technical Standards Inspector and finished his service as an Operations Manager. He worked for nearly 10 years in the UKs largest business process outsourcing and professional services company and was provided with opportunities to progress his interest in project work, delivering numerous ventures within the energy efficiency and safety arenas. He finally took on the opportunity of heading technical compliance and operations within a major contract for the Health and Safety Executive before joining TrustMark.
In a world of finite resources, the Sustainable Energy Association exists to help create living and working spaces fit for future generations. Our work seeks to align the interests of business, politicians and consumers to make this a reality. We are industry leaders in energy in buildings. We are technology agnostic and provide objective, evidence-based policy positions which help shape how we think about, generate and use energy. We are constructive, collaborative and committed to achieving our vision, by ensuring that buildings are energy efficient, low carbon and warm.
Bryan Glendinning – Chief Executive Officer MBA: Engenera Renewables Limited: Bryan, a civil engineer by profession has operated within the heating and insulation industry for the last 20 years and worked as National Installations Manager at EAGA Plc. There he successfully managed the annual delivery of the £350 million Government funded Warm Front scheme, where with his team they drove production to the highest possible delivery level of around 8000 heating and insulation measures per month; as well as improving the Customer Experience, Quality and Safety across all sectors of the industry. Bryan was a member of both the Group commercial board as well as being part of the scheme management board. Bryan's role on the scheme board was to control the full life cycle of the delivery, from procurement, supply chain, installation, aftercare and maintenance. Bryan is an active figure in the energy efficiency and fuel poverty arena and has historically worked closely with DECC on a number of projects. He was also the Chairman of GAIN the National Network of Installers, guiding and assisting around 3000 installers nationally in the delivery of measures across many technologies. Bryan has also been influencial in the development of both a gas and PV installer network for Engenera's existing and future delivery platform. As well as being the key player within Engenera for developing the funding platforms that now see Engenera with huge growth opportunities. In recent years Bryan has succesfully completed two major EPC operational contracts for solar PV, the first for Riverside Housing in Liverpool on a contract of 1000 houses and the second for Carillion Energy Services where they carried out a very challenging remedial contract over a National platform on 2500 houses. Bryan is a strong advocate of NEA and the great work they do in the fuel poverty arena and has himself been recognised for the work he does in the fuel poverty sector at the last two years National awards.
Steve has over 40 years' experience in the energy efficiency industry. As a business development and account manager for E.ON's Obligation Partnership team, he works closely with social housing providers and contractors delivering ECO funded Energy Efficiency projects in the North West of England, the West of Scotland and the Highlands.
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Wale continues to promote his latest album, Shine. Following his recent appearance on WWE Smackdown Live last week, the MMG/Atlantic/EBM recording artist delivers a video for the album cut, "Fine Girl".
Indulging in his Nigerian roots, as he hosts a mansion party, gathering the finest dark chocolate beauties from all over the world. Blacker the Berry the sweeter the juice right. The video also features track's guests Davido and Olamide.
Wale's fifth album, Shine is available now on all streaming platforms and features guest appearances from J. Balvin, Major Lazer, Wizkid, Lil Wayne, G-Eazy, Chris Brown, Travis Scott, and more.
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C Square Consulting and RapidCompute partner to launch Multi-channel Contact Center on Cloud
February 3, 2015
In a signing ceremony that took place on 3rd February 2015, C Square Consulting and RapidCompute, a division of Cybernet, joined hands to launch Pakistan's first multi-channel cloud-based contact center. The partnership between C Square Consulting and RapidCompute will bring state-of-the-art technology to the country leveraging cloud contact center solutions from Genesys. Genesys is a pioneer in helping companies effortlessly engage customers across all touch-points, channels and interactions to maximize loyalty and revenues. Bringing this technology will revolutionize the management of customer experiences for corporate clients.
Speaking at the event, Mr. Danish Ali Lakhani, CEO of Cybernet, stated, "We are pleased to partner with C Square Consulting to launch these cloud contact centers. With cloud computing, organizations can eliminate the headaches and costs of implementation, support, and management of complex in-premise technologies. This enables clients to focus entirely on their businesses' core competencies. "
Mr. Ahsan Mashkoor, CEO of C Square Consulting added, ""Today, customers and their interactions are constantly evolving.
An average customer interacts across at least 3 communication channels. The cloud will enable our clients to personalize the interactions and meet their customers at several touch-points in a consistent manner; consequently, increasing customer satisfaction and loyalty. With RapidCompute's expertise, the resultant infrastructure of our cloud contact centers in Pakistan will be highly convenient, reliable and secure."
Applicable across all verticals, this new model of cloud-based contact centers will allow corporations to utilize it for inbound interactions such as call handling, outbound telesales/collections, managing reputation on social media, and easily running surveys. Its Interaction engine collects all data in a centralized location and provides intelligent routing options to the right agent at the right time. To enable organizations such as banks to mitigate risk exposure, the cloud also offers a centralized recording service with audits of customer conversations across the enterprise.
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- Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber reportedly broke up a week ago.
- But Gomez seems to be living her best life.
- The singer had a post-breakup sleepover with her pals.
- They all wore matching pink pajamas from Target that cost $20.
It's been a week since Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber's reported breakup went down, but it looks like Gomez is truly enjoying life as a single woman.
The singer kicked off the month of April by having a post-breakup slumber party with some of her friends. In the only picture shared from the night, Gomez and her pals posed in matching pink pajamas, which they managed to make look cool.
Gomez fans commented on the picture, which was shared by her friend Paige Reed.
"You are so cute, girls," one user wrote. "Friendship goals 😍 Love this," someone else added. "Goals," a third person simply said.
But one Instagram user asked the question on everyone's mind: "Those pjs are such a good color where'd you get them?!"
Reed responded to the user in the comments section. "Target!!! They are so comfy," she said.
The women wore Target's Total Comfort Pajama Set by Gilligan & O'Malley in "Pom Pom Pink." The set costs $20 and is still available online.
Gomez seems to be using her clothing as a way to send messages in her breakup, as the coordinated PJs seem to signify a close bond with her friends. Last week, people speculated that Gomez was dragging Beiber when she wore a T-shirt that said "never underestimate the power of a woman."
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My 1916: Lemass and Lemon Sherberts
Eddie Kavanagh runs the Dublin sweetshop where Rising heroes plotted, planned and tucked in to the confectionary
The Kavanagh family shop on Dublin's Aungier Street on the southside of the Liffey dates back to the days shortly after the Easter Rising, and many of the characters associated with the place would have been involved in some way with that week which changed the course of Irish history.
My grandparents, who established the store, which may today be Ireland's oldest surviving sweetshop, would have witnessed many of the events of that revolutionary period. And sometimes took part in them.
One of our oldest and most loved customers, Eileen, who passed away just a few years ago at the grand age of 103, had been a regular customer from her childhood, and would tell us of her early memories of the Easter Rising.
When members of staff would comment on how well she looked, she'd remind them she'd been through the Rising, two world wars, and a whole lot else.
The events of Easter Week 1916, and the War of Independence that followed, wouldn't have happened without the active participation of Ireland's commercial class, the people that ran the shops and small businesses.
There are many tales in the lore of the Kavanagh family about the rat-runs which were a feature of many business outlets in the Dublin of the time, where rebels would use a store or an office as a pre-planned escape route, dashing in the front door after staging some event and maybe emerging from a basement a couple of streets away.
That's how it was back then.
The shop on Dublin's Aungier Street opened its doors in the years when the impact of the Easter Rising was fresh and new and still unpredictable. Nobody knew how it was all going to turn out.
The business was established by my grandfather, Joseph Kavanagh, who moved to Dublin from Edenderry.
When he opened the Aungier Street shop in 1925, Joseph already had two other sweet stores. One was just down the road on George's Street and the other was on Moore Street.
During the Easter Rising much of the district around O'Connell Street, including Moore Street, was devastated and took many years to recover.
Moore Street became something of a 'no-go' area for shoppers, and the Great Depression followed by the shortages of the Second World War didn't help it to recover.
As the nation came to a standstill in the 1940s, so did our shops on George's Street and Moore Street, so Joseph closed them. Aungier Street, though, thrived.
The then plotters and future leaders of the nation, Eamon de Valera and Sean Lemass, would hold shady meetings within the smoke-filled tearoom at the back. The young Lemass had a special fondness for Orange Caramels and Lemon Sherberts.
In the late 1970s a chimneysweep was at work in the Aungier Street shop unblocking the soot and grime of decades. I was around the age of 10, and already a veteran at serving in the shop, which I'd being doing since the age of six.
We heard this massive yell and this tumbling noise and it was the sweep coming flying down the chimney breast out into the shop. And lo and behold, lots of old army outfits and rifles and all the gear from that era came flying down with him. They'd been hidden up the chimney for decades. They're now on display in the National Museum.
The shop was run for decades by my grandfather Joeseph Kavanagh and his wife Theresa, who'd have come to Dublin in the 1910s. My grandmother Theresa was the driving force. She went in to put the bid on the shop to buy it, and in those days it wasn't the done thing for the woman to be in that role.
In those days it was an old-style grocery shop with a tea room at the back. A lot of the women weren't allowed into pubs, unless they were prepared to closet themselves in the hidey-holes of the snug, so they went to tea rooms to socialise. They did a lot of sandwiches, a bit of hot food, tea, coffee. It's thought that the reason for holding the plotters' meetings in tearooms was to make women welcome.
I followed my father into the family business, but others were forced onto the emigration trail. My uncle Edmund is quite prominent in America where he's known as what is a 'gold chaser' in the jewellery business. He'd have made lots of jewellery for Frank Sinatra and his wife and he's made a chain that Mike Tyson wears.
My father took over the store in the mid-1970s when the tea room had vanished but some links to the era of 1916 remained. Our main trade was weighing out sweets onto scales to be sold loose from the jar.
It was a business and it was a family business, but it was also a way of life. You met your friends in the shop. I remember people having sing-alongs in the shop.
When I was a kid in the 1970s, Easter meant something different in a sweetshop. My father would break up any unsold Easter eggs and sell them loose as broken chocolate. For kids it was a very popular source of cheap chocolate which was sold in quarter-pound bags.
My father also had loads of broken Kit-Kats which were sold in the same way. The likes of Cadbury and Rowntree had loads of seconds which came off the production line in odd shapes and sizes.
Today they destroy them, but back then they had all these small outlets, like ours, that would sell them broken. Easter also fell around Saint Patrick's Day, which still is always a comical day in the shop because we get the same customers coming in with their children on that day. It's a tradition for a lot of them, because as kids they used to come into the shop for sweets.
The Saint Patrick's Day parade used to go down Aungier Street for many years. The same families would congregate outside the shop, get their sweets, watching the parade. Now the parade goes down Dame Street but after the parade those children from my youth come up to the shop with their kids to show the kids the sweets they had when they were children.
And, of course, the arrival of Easter always meant that Lent was over. For my parents it meant business as usual again.
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They say the artist always suffers for their art, but is it really suffering? Where lies the pain in the creation of something entirely ones own? To watch it start from a simple scratch on paper and grow into something truly magnificent, something that can not be mimicked or duplicated. Something born in the depths of your mind.
"I wouldn't call it artwork."
"Then what would you call it?"
"I don't know." She sipped greedily from her wine glass. "Splatters. Muddy smears. But art? No."
"Sarah," I chided. "Artwork is subjective. What you see as muddy smears, another may see as a different image."
"Well, they're wrong."
"Or they see it differently."
Sarah sneered. "Or they're stupid."
"Or you're a brat," I unexpectedly retorted.
Artwork is beautiful. Artwork means something different to everyone. Art is expressing feelings, thoughts and dreams on canvas.
Artwork is expensive! Why pay high prices for someone else's dreams?
What you do at school and put in a portfolio. Expressive.
I stared at the artwork on the wall, pondering its meaning. The confusion settled on me as I tried to guess what the artist meant by this. But it was simply a beautiful piece of artwork. Perhaps it didnt have any meaning. Maybe that's what the artist meant.
The artwork that i see all around me is beautiful.
I can't stop admiring such work of art because that is my passion.
Watching art move in film, listening to art as the lips move in poetry, hearing the work slip out of artist's mouths in music; it is all so mysteriously beautiful.
What is there to be said about art? Art is art. Freedom. Expression. Passion. That's what she thinks anyway. Cass disagrees; "There's always a meaning to artworks. Look closer."
The artwork on the stones used to make up the walls was the most intricate and time consuming. The archaeologists have no idea why this is so, since it is on the reverse side of the stones, and would never be seen by anyone once the walls were erected.
Every day is a stroke of the brush. We feel as if we are the paint, or perhaps the brush, leaving some amount of ourselves in each moment. When is life an artwork? Now? Or only looking back from the end, when it obviously looks like something. Tip the brush. Lift it and press it. Turn it upside-down. We are all painting together.
I love it. I miss it. I like touching it, which is always so taboo, but there's so much to be said in the touch of a thing. So interesting that that is my instinct about something made to be seen to be enjoyed. I wonder if there are artworks out there that engage all of the senses, I should like to experience that, wouldn't you. I was so proud of my artwork at one point in my life.
Ashley listened to the approving murmurs around her. In groups of two and three, they stood admiring the paintings around the room. She stood alone, next to hers, waiting.
Thank you for being my canvass when my sketchbook was left on the kitchen counter next to the unmade coffee and burned eggs I didn't have time to eat. I love you for the hugs when nothing seemed to be going right and how you would let me write poetry on you in colors that blind us and words too big to fit where they belonged with whipped cream or other delicious treats. You were not only my means of creation but often times my muse as well. And someday, when my name is unknown and I am already in my grave, the entire world will remember that you, and the person you ended up being on your last day were my most valuable piece of artwork.
Jonathan lifted up the blanket and immediately began coughing from the abundance of dust. Once the air cleared out, he turned his hazel eyes to the work beneath the cover. La belle ferronnière, meaning The Louvre of a woman, was a 524 year old artwork by Leonardo da Vinci. It was absolutely stunning in design and spent most of it's time hidden from the world to avoid thieving hands.
There's certain artwork you can't unsee. It becomes engraved in your mind for a very long time–maybe forever. The intricate patterns of brushwork and color are like the swirls your thought makes when you think about a lost lover or an old friend.
Bob Ross is one of my favorite painters to this day, despite him having passed away a while ago. I can remember watching his tutorials on how to paint on PBS when I was kid—it was so enthralling to see everything come together on those canvases. His artwork is amazing.
The day I left home was the day after I left my job. The day I left my job I had awoken to find that to work was to pour my soul away for something which gave no regard for me and, as a result, I none for it. I no longer write.
The lovely thing about artwork is that it can demonstrate fierce, passionate emotions to all humans no matter the true meaning behind it. It could be the quite message of peace or the violent storm of rage.
Patiently the girl waited, glancing at the picture frame before her. Along came a man, middle-aged and worn. He asked the little girl , "what are you doing?"
Her response was something along the lines of, "Trying to see what this mess is"
The man replied, "Why that my dear, that is artwork."
in a museum, cannot touch, very old. I go to look at these works of art and am guarded and told to stand back. Who decides they are so precious and valuable. I don't agree with all the choices.


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WAKEFIELD, Neb. — A massive wind project is taking shape in Dixon County, Nebraska, and plans are underway for another large wind project in neighboring Wayne County. In Dixon County, northeast of Wakefield, Enel Green Power North America Inc. is constructing $430 million Rattlesnake Creek Wind Project . . . Meanwhile, in Wayne County, Chicago-based Lincoln Clean Energy is drafting plans for its 20,000-acre Plum Creek Wind Project near Winside. Philip Moore, vice president of development with Lincoln Clean Energy, said that construction on the project may commence sometime in the summer 2019. The turbines should be up and running by 2020. Read the entire article here.
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ORRVILLE, Ohio, Aug. 1, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — As part of its commitment to have a positive environmental impact, The J. M. Smucker Company (NYSE: SJM) announced today it has entered into a long-term power purchase agreement with Lincoln Clean Energy (LCE) for 60 megawatts (MW) of the utility-scale 230 MW Plum Creek Wind Project in Wayne County, Nebraska. Starting in 2020, the wind energy produced from the Plum Creek project will address approximately 50 percent of Smucker's total electricity use . . . "In addition to creating high-paying local jobs, the Plum Creek Wind Project will result in over $3 million in local community benefits annually in the Wayne County area," said Declan Flanagan, Founder and CEO of Lincoln Clean Energy
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The Belles of the Brawl, and The A-Team.
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Do you have a derby hero or a derby crush?
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Lacrosse gets win in Iowa
Gina Jablonski's sixth goal of the game with five minutes remaining capped an eight goal second half and gave the Falcon women's lacrosse team a 14-13 win over Clarke University Sunday, April 14, in Dubuque, Iowa.
UWRF trailed 10-6 at halftime before outscoring the host Pride 8-3 in the second half and improve to 6-5-0 in its inaugural season.
Jablonski accounted for three of those second half goals and finished with six in the game and assisted on another while Ema Kohlbeck scored three goals, Nicole Swanson and Reilly Springman had two each and Sophia Leong tallied one. Ross Grace finished with 12 saves in the win.
UWRF's home match against Marian University scheduled for Saturday, April 13, was snowed out. The Falcons return to action with a home match this Saturday, April 20, against Illinois Institute of Technology at 10 a.m. at Ramer Field.
Softball swept at Whitewater
The UW-River Falls softball team played as the home team in Whitewater Saturday, April 13, due to unplayable field conditions in River Falls but it didn't help as the Falcons were swept by the Warhawks 5-0 and 12-5.
In the first game, Falcon pitcher Payton Speckel held the Warhawks to just one run through the first five innings but the Falcons couldn't get anything going offensively. UWRF was held to just four hits in the game-- singles by Kaia Dorn, Allison Kondzela, Ali Krohn and Rebecca Daley. Speckel struck out three and walked seven while allowing 10 hits and five earned runs in seven innings.
The Falcons jumped out to a 1-0 first inning lead in the nightcap but Whitewater answered with six runs in the top of the second on its way to completing the sweep with a 12-5 victory.
Lexi Dupree singled in UWRF's first run, one of three hits and two RBI for the junior, while Krohn and Natalie Bosh had two hits each. Kondzela doubled in a run and Nicole Senour had an RBI sacrifice fly while Hannah Stegeman, the first of five Falcon pitchers, took the loss in the circle.
UWRF, now 6-16 overall, 0-4 in WIAC play, was scheduled to visit UW-Eau Claire Tuesday, April 16, host UW-Stout Thursday, April 18 and host UW-Stevens Point Saturday, April 20.


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The music programs at Champaign Central High School -- band, marching band, jazz band, choir, and orchestra -- strive for the highest level of musical achievement through the dedication and strong work ethic of our students. Music programs offer priceless lessons in self-discipline, determination, leadership, and collaborative work toward shared goals. These traits and work habits carry over in our students long after they leave the concert hall and practice field. Thank you for your support of the music programs at Central!
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The proud Wanderer talks fast cars, the Top Gear Challenge, retro keeper jerseys and much more.
Tarek, it-s been a while, good to talk to you again, how have you been doing?
Good mate, I-m feeling the fittest I have in a long time and being back home is great.
One thing I do know is that you love your cars, tell us about that passion of yours.
I-ve bought and sold a lot of cars over the last few years, I love changing it up, I-ve bought myself an old school Merc. It-s a 1980 Merc, which I bought to work on, but I bought it off a 75-year-old lady so it didn-t need any work in the end.
Cars are my biggest hobby and when all the boys come in looking for cars, I do the hard work for them and have found them some cheap run around cars that have been pretty good…. Touch wood.
Which car that you have owned is your favourite?
Probably my old school Merc or the Mercedes convertible that I have at the moment.
Nice, how many cars have you owned over the years?
To be honest mate, I have no idea, probably around 20 or so.
What was your first car?
I had a 2000 model Ford Laser, that was the first car I had to buy, I wanted a BMW convertible back then, but dad made me learn how to drive properly before I bought an expensive car, but I have since bought one of those, a 98 Hi-line and I bought it in 2004.
If you could drive any model of car, money no object, what would it be?
For a day, a Bugatti, for the speed and handling but if it was a car to drive for the rest of my life a Rolls Royce Phantom, keep it classy to drive the wife and kids around hopefully.
How would you go if you did the Top Gear Challenge (Star in a reasonably priced car)?
To be honest, alright, when I was with the Jets, Nathan Tinkler invited me to a V8 Supercar day with Hunter Sports and he had a Ford XR6 turbo that we drove around Eastern Creek and I was only four seconds off the pro driver, not bad for my first time.
Is there any teammate, who you would NOT let drive your car?
Not naming names, they know who they are, but we have a couple of young guys (21,22) at the Wanderers and two of them still haven-t got their licence, They need to get that, but either of those two because I would say they-re scared to drive.
Moving on from cars, but still on money, I hear you boys don-t want to be in the papers, due to the fine police?
Yeah every time we get our photo in the paper it-s $5, Michael Beauchamp and Shinji Ono are copping it pretty badly, so it-s all pretty fun, but I got ripped off when we played Wellington in the pre-season, my boot, nothing else was in the picture and because I was the only one wearing that colour boot, I copped the fine.
Did you take that up with the fines committee?
Yeah, but that-s Ante Covic and he called the fine, I tried to pay NZ dollars too, about 50 cents Australian, but the boys said Aussie dollars only.
If you weren-t playing football what would you be doing? To be honest I always said a physio or personal trainer, but I-m also pretty hands on so maybe a tradie of some sort, but ultimately I think personal trainer given what I have learned through football.
Who was your footballing idol?
I was a goalie when I was younger and Peter Schmeichel was my idol, my brothers used to buy me all the Reusch gloves and the Reusch shirts that matched the Schmeichel ones and they were pushing me to be a goalkeeper, but I think they just wanted someone to kick the ball at in the backyard.
When I moved on to the field Eric Cantona and then my brother Ahmad when he went and played overseas I looked up to him as well.
Some of those kits were pretty out there, do you still have any? Yeah, they have Elrich #1 on the back, mum kept them and I-ll probably thank her when I give them to my kids to unleash those retro jerseys. I figure by that stage they-ll be in again.
You-re a Western Sydney boy, where-s the best place to go in Western Sydney?
Parramatta Westfield is probably the best Westfield in Australia and we-re in the middle of everything, the Blue Mountains isn-t far and neither is the city.
Finish the following sentences please Tarek,
The A-League is… Getting bigger and better every year
My teammates would say I am… Pretty humble, easy-going and always willing to help others.
Tony Popovic is… A young coach and brings a lot of excitement to the game as he only retired not long ago.
Cheers Tarek, hope to see you on the park soon.
Thanks hopefully I get my chance shortly.


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This Mantyke is a Water/ -type Pokémon owned by the Pokémon Summer Academy.
Mantyke was used in the second part of the Summer Academy triathlon by Ash Ketchum to get across the lake. Ash and Mantyke mostly raced against Angie and her Lapras during the race. When Ash arrived at the third part of the thriathlon, Ash recalled Mantyke and left its Poké Ball in a box, returning it to the Summer Academy.
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Based in Atlanta Georgia with a second location in Tallahassee Florida.
Photographing weddings and portraits for more than 10 years.
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I love what I do. I love the creativity, meeting new and interesting people, catching surprising moments and expressions of emotion. This is what makes photography so fulfilling, but even more, it is knowing that the photographs we capture will preserve your moments forever, that these are images you will share with your children and your grand children. They will become a part of your history. They tell the story of you and your family as you are in that moment. I would love to help tell your story!
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NIHR studies showed that new vaccines, developed for the specific pandemic flu strain, were effective in protecting people.
Two different vaccines were developed to immunise against the new (H1N1) strain. More than one vaccine was needed, firstly to ensure a sustainable supply, and secondly to reduce the chance of an effective vaccine being unavailable.
One was an adjuvant vaccine - using part of the virus and an extra ingredient - to improve the immune response. The other used the whole virus to achieve a response.
Research showed that both vaccines gave people immunity to the H1N1 strain of flu, but that there were some differences.
Two vaccine trials were carried out quickly, one in children and the other in adults. The results in the two age groups were broadly similar, with both producing a good immune response. The adjuvanted vaccine produced immunity in more people but it resulted in more adverse reactions, such as fever or pain at the injection site. For example, adjuvanted vaccine gave 98% of under threes immunity compared to 80% in the whole virus. But 22% of under-fives had a fever from the adjuvanted vaccine, compared to just 9% with the whole virus.
"The adjuvanted vaccine.. could induce immune responses which were better than we usually see in young children but with a quarter of the dose.
"This is especially important in the context of a pandemic where it may be necessary to spread as many doses as possible across a population, in order to try to protect as many people as possible."
Professor Andrew Pollard, University of Oxford
In adults, a similar pattern of greater benefit at the expense of an increase in reactions was seen, although overall the adjuvanted vaccine appears the best option and many adults will only need one dose.
Older people have a weaker immune response and the research suggested that they needed two doses of the H1N1 vaccine to develop immunity in the pandemic.
As well as trials, NIHR funded the large VIPER study to observe the protection given by the vaccination programme implemented through a sample of general practices in Scotland. This compared flu and hospital admission rates in people who did, and did not, have the vaccine, adjusting for possible confounding factors such as gender, age, deprivation and risk due to morbidity.
This study was possible because of the good system of linked medical records in Scotland. It suggested that the pandemic flu vaccine was 95% effective in preventing flu and 100% effective at preventing complications, such as pneumonia requiring hospital admission. The limitations of the study may mean that the real benefit is slightly less than this, but the vaccine is likely to be very protective.
"An influenza pandemic, with the emergence of a new virus, provides huge challenges to the research community to identify rapidly safe and effective interventions that can reduce the impact of such a virus. The mechanisms developed by NIHR play a key role in enabling that to happen."
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$349,900, 4 Beds 2½ Baths 2,694 Sqft .22 Acres 2 Garages
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GREAT PRICE FOR QUIVK SELL!!! Gorgeous open and bright home with fresh paint throughout, newer kitchen and bathroom cabinets, newer granite counter tops in kitchen and bathrooms, newer SS appliances, newer travertine showers with tile floors. Over size master with study room, double sided fire place and large walk in closet. Huge study/computer/den on 2nd floor. Large sunroom/ tv room/ breakfast room on main level. Large other bedrooms. Marble floors on main flor and hardwood floors on second floor including bedrooms. Lg private level backyard.Minutes to HWY 400.
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afer themouth cancer surgery... i want take the energypowder....is their any
side effects because of the any energypowder.........
My sister in law has been diagonised with tongue cancer, the tumour was in the first stage ,she has undergone a surgery for the same.
Please let me know if the same will reoccur again and the life expectancy.
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afer themouth cancer surgery... i want take the energypowder....is their any
please reply me soon............November 29, 2013 - 4:26am
Hi Anonymous,
I'm very sorry to hear about your sister in law. The good news is that it was found in the first stage, as this is the most promising. It is also good news that she has gotten treatment. How long ago was the treatment? Her doctor should be able to tell her if the cancer is gone, but unfortunately, one never knows when cancer may come back.
Visit our Tongue Cancer page for more information: https://www.empowher.com/media/reference/tongue-cancer
Make sure she takes good care of herself after treatment! Many people believe that if the body is in an alkaline state, cancer cannot exist, and that an acidic state is breeding grounds for disease. For example, soda is an acidic beverage with a pH of 2 (on a scale from 0-14, 14 being alkaline, 0 being acidic).
Drinking lemon or using Organic Apple Cider Vinegar in your diet can help make you more alkaline. Many natural foods can also help alkalize (fruits, veggies, etc), which is why taking care of yourself is so important! This is just another alternative method for staying healthy, especially post-treatment. In cancer cases especially, patients are more willing to leave behind processed foods and try something different.
Learn more here: http://www.alternative-cancer-care.com/pH_Cancer_Alkaline.html
Danielle.February 21, 2012 - 7:24am
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When they say Bad Paintings of Barack Obama, they're not kidding. Not bad meaning good, but bad meaning P-U. The Obama-Crazy Horse-80's Hair Metal mashup above, I found oddly endearing.
I would like to rename the site, Bad Interface for Viewing Bad Pictures of Barack Obama. All you can do is click on a random picture to see another random picture. And they start to repeat before you've seen them all.
Yeah, just when you think you've seen it all...
I click the page one more time and get presented with this little number.
WTF? Tacos. Flying briefs. Multicolored strippers. Sun in the corner. Seriously, guys. Lay off the mescal.


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Quantum-Field Laser Laboratory, KW An's Group
05 Seminars
Breaking Quantum and Thermal Limits on Precision Using Many Atoms in a Cavity
Prof. James K. Thompson JILA and Dept. of Physics, University of Colorado, USA
During the twentieth century, the fields of atomic and laser science learned to master the quantum states of individual atoms and ions, enabling quantum-based precision sensors of time, acceleration, and gravity, as well as new probes of the fundamental nature of our universe. A new frontier is to move beyond the current single-atom paradigm of precision measurement with atoms, and now learn to harness interactions and correlations between many atoms for realizing even more precise probes of nature. I will discuss two lines of research in this area that may allow us to overcome quantum and thermal limits on today's best atomic precision measurements. First, I will discuss our work using collective measurements to break through the standard quantum limit, a fundamental quantum fuzziness of any measurement using independent atoms. Next, I will discuss our work to break through long-standing thermal limitations on laser linewidth by utilizing a novel gain medium: the 1 millihertz linewidth optical transition in laser-cooled strontium atoms. I will conclude by discussing our recent observation of spin exchange interactions mediated by a cavity mode.
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It has been one heck of a 2019 so far! We celebrated New Year's Eve welcoming sweet baby Zayn into our lives, officially promoting us to a family of 4. I'm in the process of putting together the details of his birth story, so it will be coming to the blog very soon. It's going to be a fun read!
Over the weekend, we celebrated Hayat turning two! It seriously feels like we just blinked and now we have an adorable, fierce, smiley little girl who dances and sings at every opportunity she gets. I wrote a letter for her, but really, it's more for me to remember this special time in our lives.


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Fall 2017 Reading List
Why are we so obsessed by the pursuit of happiness? With new ways to measure contentment we are told that we have a right to individual joy. But at what cost?
A misfit is a person who missed fitting in, a person who fits in badly, or this: a person who is poorly adapted to new situations and environments. It's a shameful word, a word no one typically tries to own. Until now.
From the best-selling author of Gratitude, On the Move, and Musicophilia, a collection of essays that displays Oliver Sacks's passionate engagement with the most compelling and seminal ideas of human endeavor: evolution, creativity, memory, time, consciousness, and experience.
It's the first-ever cookbook from the team behind Cherry Bombe, the hit indie magazine about women and food, and the Radio Cherry Bombe podcast. Inside are 100+ recipes from some of the most interesting chefs, bakers, food stylists, pastry chefs, and creatives on the food scene today.
Whether you need to get dinner on the table for your family tonight or are planning your next get-together with friends, Half Baked Harvest Cookbook has your new favorite recipe.
A timely and important new book that challenges everything we think we know about cultivating true belonging in our communities, organizations, and culture, from the #1 bestselling author of Rising Strong, Daring Greatly, and The Gifts of Imperfection.
A vibrant and transcendent journey about growth and healing. Ancestry and honoring one's roots. Expatriation and rising up to find a home within yourself.
It's been said, "Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the number of moments that take our breath away." The pressure of that can be staggering as we spend our days looking for that big thing that promises to take our breath away. Meanwhile, we lose sight of the small significance of fully living with every breath we take.
Do you long to simplify the demands on your time, energy, and resources? Have complicated responsibilities, overwhelming to-do lists, and endless clutter left you feeling overwhelmed?
The New York Times bestselling authors of Switch and Made to Stickexplore why certain brief experiences can jolt us and elevate us and change us—and how we can learn to create such extraordinary moments in our life and work.


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Reminiscent of the classic milk box shape, this glossy white table lamp is topped with a cream drum shade.More Details >
Metal details in the neck and base offers a cool edge to this modern table lamp design. In a glossy white finish that complements the soft cream color in the tapered drum shade on top. Constructed in wood and metal material. An ideal and stylish lighting solution for your home.


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The programs we offer through Persevering with Education are for professionals looking for continuing schooling of their current area. Non-diploma certificate courses and programs are available to help you in your common skilled development, profession development, and preparation for state and national certification exams. Designed as short-time period, non-diploma options, these packages don't require an entrance examination for admission.
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There is no such thing as a denying that face-to-face interaction in the classroom may help us learn how to work in teams and have an open and continuous dialogue. On-line lessons, even with the use of message boards, will experience a delay in conversation since college students have the chance to publish at any time through the day. However, it will not be truthful to say that online programs get rid of critical pondering. In actual fact, college students have an opportunity to read others' ideas and formulate a nicely thought-out response.


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What does the inside of a microwave oven look like? Please show illustrations. — Dade County, FL
A microwave oven contains (1) a magnetron that produces the microwaves, (2) a high voltage direct current power supply (a high voltage transformer, a set of rectifiers, and a capacitor) that provides power to the magnetron, and (3) a computerized control system that turns the power supply and magnetron on and off. A metal pipe connects the magnetron to the cooking chamber of the oven. While there are photographs and drawings of the insides of a microwave oven in my book, I can't reproduce them here because of copyright issues.


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Andy's Update
This week's theme – Yahweh Rophe – the Lord that heals – is a sensitive and challenging one. In a world where many young people in particular suffer from terrible illnesses and despite fervent and faith-filled prayer, they don't get healed. We ourselves may suffer from chronic mental or physical illness and feel like our cries for mercy are unheard. Yet, we speak and sing of a God who is able to heal. How is that possible? Part of the answer lies in the fact that much healing we experience comes through the skills and care of the medical services (and I know I'm not alone in being grateful for our NHS). Another part of the answer lies in our understanding of healing. In Hebrew the word for "heal" is the same as to "save". God is our Saviour. He has vanquished sin, sickness and death and his promise is that though our bodies may fail, they will be renewed, and we will live for eternity where illness and suffering will be a distant memory. In the meantime, God can bring us peace even while we may suffer. May we cling to this hope.
Weekly Prayer Guide
Growing in God
Meditate on the following words from Selwyn Hughes:
"Next to sin, nothing's taken more toll of human happiness than illness and disease. Your body may be racked with pain, you may be weighed down with some terrible affliction. Cast your gaze again to these words– "I am the Lord, who heals you."
Let them sink in your spirit until they become part and parcel of your personality. We must be grateful for all medical science contributes to our physical health, but when medical science fails there is still God … Over 3,000 years since the words of our text were first uttered, God is still Yahweh Rophe."
Loving each other
Spend some time praying for those on our prayer list above. Is there any way God is calling you to support them?
Serving our community
Give thanks and pray for all involved in healthcare, both staff and volunteers, and give thanks for the NHS.
Bible Verse of the Week
"The Lord said, 'If you listen carefully to the Lord your God and do what is right in his eyes, if you pay attention to his commands and keep all his decrees, I will not bring on you any of the diseases I brought on the Egyptians, for I am the Lord, who heals you.'"
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A fully-modern text-based browser, rendering to TTY and browsers https://github.com/browsh-org/browsh
I used to love Lynx -- this looks interesting
Ugh no
@Branford haven't tried it myself yet
Lynx fetched & rendered ONLY text components, & had commands & hooks to fetch/render graphics if you wanted them.
browsh fetches everything & renders to (color or mono) character display -- so it appears to me you get all the performance drawbacks of fetching graphics AND THEN passing them through an unnatural rendering computation, only to get bad graphics.
I could be wrong -- browsh's site claims lower network utilization because of the text focus -- but
(a) it does display low-quality graphics,
(b) it needs to talk to a browser to do SOMETHING, and
(c) it's slow as heck to load/render www.quantamagazine.com.
OK, I have to take the slowness complaint back entirely -- it was user error. I typed the wrong URL...
https://www.quantamagazine.org access/render time is fine.
@Branford I can't see too much practical use for it, presumably you could configure something like uBlock on top of FF to block graphics entirely though.
Server run by the main developers of the project It is not focused on any particular niche interest - everyone is welcome as long as you follow our code of conduct!


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Barts Suburban Driving School
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Midway Driving School
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Capital Driving School is a highly reputable family owned business that has been providing safe, quality, and affordable drivers education to the Minneapolis/St.Paul area for more than 40 years.
Location : Minneapolis, MN
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FDA approves first generic Suboxone
Jun 18, 2018
Mylan and Dr. Reddy's Laboratories have both received FDA approval to make the first generic versions of a Suboxone under-the-tongue film for the treatment of opioid addiction.
However, approval does not mean the generic product — a film strip that combines buprenorphine and naloxone — will quickly enter the market. Indivior, the patent-holder, announced that U.S. district court of New Jersey had granted it a restraining order compelling rival drugmaker Dr. Reddy's to temporarily cease activities related to the development and marketing of the drug. Mylan had previously reached a settlement with Indivior, agreeing to delay launching its generic until 2023.
The Suboxone brand brought in as much as $2 billion in sales a year for U.K.-based Indivior.
Read the FDA announcement