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Well this sounds very promising indeed. We haven't even got a chance to see the much-anticipated new RTÉ series from the creators of 'Love/Hate' but already it has secured an international distribution deal.
Variety reports that Fremantle, who also distribute 'The X Factor' and 'American Idol', have bought the rights to sell 'Taken Down' and will introduce it to buyers at Mipcom, the international TV showcase set in Cannes.
The crime drama is written by Stuart Carolan and joining him on the creative team is Spiral Pictures' Suzanne McAuley (executive producer), David Caffrey (director) as well as best-selling novelist Jo Spain.
"'Taken Down' is a gripping and authentic drama which highlights the reality of living as a refugee in Ireland today," said Rebecca Dundon, director of international acquisitions at Fremantle. The executive said the series will have "global audiences transfixed with its emotionally charged storyline and complex characters played by an amazing ensemble cast."
The series centres on Detective Jen Rooney (Lynn Rafferty - played Nadine in 'Love/Hate') who investigates the violent death of a young Nigerian migrant found abandoned close to a Direct Provision Centre, where refugees wait for political asylum. Her investigation is set to bring us into a twilight world of the new Ireland where slum landlords and criminals prey on the vulnerable.
The cast also includes Aissa Maiga ('Anything for Alice', 'Bianco e Nero'), Brian Gleeson ('Resistance', 'Phantom Thread'), Orla Fitzgerald ('The Young Offenders',) Jimmy Smallhorne ('Love/Hate', 'Clean Break'), Barry Ward ('End of The F*cking World', 'The Fall',), Enoch Frost ('Skyfall', 'The Desert') and Slimane Dazi ('A Prophet', 'Rengaine').
No word yet on exactly when we will get to see 'Taken Down' but it's expected to air on RTÉ in the coming months.


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Earlier this week, Lince Works released the following video on their YouTube channel, showing gameplay footage from Twin Souls: The Path of Shadows. We've previously shared how some of the powers work, now you get to see them in action!
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Stop Press News! Open Solutions and Croft at GCMA Wales meeting September 27th, Monmouthshire GC
Earlier in the year, Open Solutions installed their EPoS system at Newport Golf Club in order that the club's decision makers and members could reap all the time saving efficiencies, advantages and information from the full integration with their Croft accounting system.
Reported in the July issue of Golf Business magazine, Newport general manager Ray Chilten's been getting a lot of enquiries from both Croft customers and from those who want their own golf clubs to enjoy the same benefits this unique package delivers.
In his role as the captain of the GCMA Wales, Newport's general manager Ray Chilten has now arranged for Open Solutions' Les Lawrence and Croft's Rick Critchley to give a talk and presentation about the benefits of the integration to the GCMA members on September 27th at the Monmouthshire GC. The meeting tees off at 09:30 for a 10:00 start, and the full contact details are:
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Painful sexual intercourse can happen when your hormone levels decrease, such as during menopause or after cancer treatment, and sometimes after childbirth. Menopause can further compound the pain as the tissue that makes up the walls of your vagina thins and becomes less resilient.
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Abnormal Pap tests may also be due to infection or menopause. Certain natural therapies, including nutritional interventions and bioidentical hormone therapy, can help resolve these issues.
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I recently had the pleasure of capturing the stunning, Farida's graduation pictures at my brand new studio, Boston Studio Rental in Braintree, MA. Farida is an incredibly smart woman who graduated from Northeastern University in Boston, Ma. She wanted these photographs to give to her friends and family following the official ceremony.
Although I didn't know Farida outside of doing her graduation photography my assistant and I couldn't help but feel proud of her. What she has accomplished already is amazing and her plans are to keep doing more of the same!
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- Innovative game promotes learning through play.
- Game features full-color graphics and realistic photos.
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- Includes 124 self-checking, color-coded pieces.
The perfect game to practice grammar skills learned in the first three years of school, and developed in association with early learning consultants, DK Games: Silly Sentences uses fun puzzle pieces to help children construct sentences—no matter how silly their meaning.
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When a woman allows me to take their portrait, as she is, I feel an immense responsibility to capture her not only as I see her, but also capture her essence. As I write this, I think, her essence may very well be something that has not yet been discovered to her own self. Perhaps these attributes of what makes her whom she exudes may very well reveal themselves to us via these portraits. It is a huge responsibility, both as artist and subject. As an artist, because the responsibility lies in creating and capturing honest portraits; and as a subject, because she is trusting the artist, bravely so.
Earlier this year, I began a series of portraits by way of Body Study of individual women. This is something I have been wanting to do since the first day I photograph my first boudoir session a few years ago. It is quite difficult to explain how I feel when I create these raw and beautiful portraits of these women. The only way I know how to express how I feel is by creating. And although I am not sure where this collection of personal work will take me one thing is certain, I crave these more and more.


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The Commission is happy to announce that we have recently brought on a new General Counsel. Kara Dansky is an experienced attorney with substantial experience in the criminal justice field, and in sentencing policy in particular. Kara recently worked as an independent consultant, working with numerous non-profit organizations on a variety of criminal justice topics. She has previously served as Special Advisor at the Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice in New York, Senior Advisor at the Office of Civil Rights and Civil Liberties at the federal Department of Homeland Security, and Executive Director of the Stanford Criminal Justice Center, where she focused on sentencing policy for the state of California. While at Stanford, Kara also served on the Executive Board of the National Association of Sentencing Commissions. Please join me in welcoming Kara as our new General Counsel and please feel free to reach out to her for any Guideline related issues or questions.
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You Can. You Will.
Thank you for all the notes of support and sweet videos sent from around the world as well as the congratulations and well wishes. I feel the love. I love to hear that I inspire you and hope I can support you in your next adventure.
You do not need to join a team or hire a professional coach to accomplish a goal like this. I am fortunate to have experienced ironman friends and a great swim coach who advised and coached me along the way. I have a team of amazing friends who spent time on the bike and many hours out running with me. I also have the best husband in the world and 2 understanding kids who get this is just what we do. I have a mom and in-laws who followed me to another country to cheer and support me in this endeavor. I am over come with gratitude for each of you.
Here are a few of my observations from my journey…
Massage is a VERY good thing. But even the best 90 minute massage of my life did not make the pain from pushing so hard go away. But it is all only temporary and I know my body will heal.
If you are going to do something really hard for 15 hours, choose to do it in a place that is awe inspiring and will distract you from how hard it really is. Whistler is stunning at every turn.
Peanut butter, bananas and electrolytes fueled me the whole way but in the last few miles of the run, all I wanted was a cheeseburger. I had one for lunch the next day
Swimming, even with 1800 other people, can be zen like when you can quiet your stroke and settle into your sweet spot. I found it.
Never thought I would say this, but it turns out I prefer hills when biking. I was actually happy to see a big climb after 30 long miles of flats.
No race in the mountains is complete without a bear sighting…specifically 2 cubs and yes, they rerouted us.
Best message that someone had chalked on the run path: Forward is a pace. Second place goes to: You can and you will!
The run is just hard. But there is a cool bond that forms with strangers as you all suffer through it together and encourage each other to keep going.
Smiling along the way actually makes you feel better. You also get lots more encouragement from the crowd and great service at the aid stations.
You can do anything that you put your mind to. Dream it (14 years), train for it (6 months) and do it (15 hours). The finish line is sweet and just might make you break out in spontaneous dance.


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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - The Kachina Trail is a rugged high-elevation trail, but a beautiful hike as it takes hikers through a ton of aspen trees and wonderful views.
The hiking trail less traveled is sometimes the better selection. Flagstaff nature photographer Lisa Viotti recently found that Kachina Trail was not accessible due to a storm because too many trees were obstructing the pathways.
The trail has since improved, but a sign at the trails entrance warns hikers that trees are blocking parts of the trail.
Viotti started on the trail only to be pelted by hail and she was fighting bitter cold. Rather than yield to the day's weather, Viotti went across to the left to another hiking spot across the road.
"It was so eerie with fog and seemed ethereal at times," she said. "It was a perfect hike for October, rather spooky."
Viotti's new trail was also littered with hundreds of broken trees.
"I found the experience to be a tough, but rewarding one," she said.
The trail experience was almost like seeing a friendly ghost.
"It was spooky, unusual, but visually stunning," she said.
Both trails offer a large amount of tree cover once hikers get into the wooded area, which is shortly after they leave the parking lot. Viotti found the alternative trail to be easy but rocky and uneven.
Viotti called the views along the trail "amazing."
A return trip to Kachina Trail found it more passable. Kachina Trail is 4.9 miles one way or 9.8 miles round trip, but hikers can turn around any time. Several hiking books rate the hike as hard.
It is rocky in many places. The trail starts at about 9,300 feet, but dips to approximately 8,800 feet with many ups and downs along the way.
Fir, spruce and aspen keep hikers covered, but the aspens are the eye-catchers.
Several of the trees are too big around for somebody's arms to reach around them. The fall leaves hadn't changed yet, but that will happen extremely quickly.
Ferns are also abundant in some places along the trail. Mule deer and elk are found in this area.
After 1.5 miles, the trail drops into a drainage going past cliffs and boulders. At this point, there are more ponderosa pines then aspens. More meadows pop up as the hiker goes along.
Varying views will continue to awe the eye. No water was found during this hike so bring a good amount based on how many miles you plan.
The trail ends at the historic Weatherford Road. Kachina Trail is part of Coconino National Forest.
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It has been a hectic week. Three stock charts caught my attention, together with their price action on 22 Oct.
1. Innovalues – Potential Chart Breakout
It closed +0.065, or 10 percent to 0.720 on 22 Oct. Day range $0.670 – $0.730. Ave analyst TP: $0.980. Estimated dividend yield is around 4.5 percent.
Noteworthy points
1. 3Q results – If I based it on their historical performance, it is likely to be good. This is because the company has typically met and usually exceeded estimates;
2. Chart seems to have broken out from the recent tight trading range of $0.630 – 0.675 on a six month high volume. If it can break $0.725 – $0.735 with volume, an eventual measured technical target is around $0.840. This also coincides with point 3 below and the 76.4 percent Fibonacci retracement. Indicators such as MACD and RSI are strengthening. OBV is approaching all-time highs which is another bullish indicator. (See Chart 1 below)
Near term supports: $0.710 / 0.685 / 0.675
Near term resistances: $0.735 / 0.750 / 0.775
Chart 1: Innovalues reached near the resistance $0.725 – 0.735
3. Innovalues has a track record of moving upwards in anticipation of its release of financial results. Based on my compilation below, if I buy 4 weeks before results, I typically have a positive return between 10 – 32 percent with an average return of around 21 percent.
Taking the high and low percentage returns, this translates to around $0.704 – $0.845. However, do note that past performance does not guarantee future performance.
Table 1: Past Innovalues' share price performance
4. For those readers who are on my readers' mailing list, I will send you the attached analyst reports released this month in my email.
P.S: I have informed some of my clients on Innovalues on Wednesday and Thursday due to Innovalues' price action.
2. Hi-P – Breached The Downtrend Line Established Since Start Of The Year
Hi-P closed +0.04 or 10 percent to $0.450 on 22 Oct. Day range $0.420 – $0.450. Average analysts' Target Price: $0.593. Estimated dividend yield is around 1.2 percent.
Noteworthy points
1. Yota phone's majority shareholder changed hands
According to this article, Rex Global Entertainment ("Rex") bought 64.9 percent stake in Yota phone, worth about US$100 million.
For those who are not familiar in Rex, it is an investment holding firm, listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange. It is engaged in investments in real estate, entertainment, gaming, etc.
Based on my personal guess, with this change in share ownership to a financially stronger shareholder, there may be progress in the legal suit between Yota phone and Hi-P. (Pure guess only)
2. Chart seems to have breached a downtrend line since Jan 2015
With reference to Chart 2 below, Hi-P breached the downtrend line established since Jan 2015, accompanied by a two month high volume.
In addition, Hi-P saw more volume in days where it closed higher which was a positive sign. Indicators such as MACD and RSI are strengthening.
Notwithstanding the positive tinge in the chart, it is noteworthy that Hi-P is a pretty illiquid stock and this lack of liquidity may skew the chart to a certain extent.
Near term supports: $0.425 / 0.415 / 0.395
Near term resistances: $0.460 / 0.475 / 0.490
Chart 2: Hi-P breached the downtrend line since start of the year
3. Yamada Chart – Potential Chart Breakout In The Making?
Yamada closed +$0.002, or two percent to $0.085 on 22 Oct. Day range of the stock is $0.083-$0.085. As there is no analyst coverage on Yamada, there is neither an analyst estimate nor an estimated dividend yield. Historical dividend yield is around 1.4 percent.
Noteworthy points
1. Yamada seems to be in the process of breaking out from its downtrend line around $0.086. Indicators such as MACD and RSI are strenghtening. OBV is near a record high. However, it needs to break out of $0.086 with volume expansion and on a sustained basis in order for the breakout to be valid.
Near term supports: $0.081 / 0.077 / 0.075
Near term resistances: $0.086 / 0.088 / 0.095
Chart 3: Yamada – potential chart breakout in the making?
2. Valuations seem undemanding. Yamada's NAV / share is around $0.257. It is trading at around 0.33x Price to Book and around 3x PE. According to Bloomberg, average price to book since IPO was around 0.8x.
3. Major shareholders raised stake
Since 7 Sep 2015, Mr Chen Qiuhai, CEO of Yamada bought 7.15 million shares at an average price of $0.0838 / share on the open market. He also subscribed for approximately 98 million Yamada rights shares which boosted his stake to 37.1 percent.
Mr Gilbert Ee, CEO of GSH Corp also raised his stake from 1.1 percent to 8.2 percent.
Besides the above changes, it is noteworthy that Mr Sam Goi still has around 7.8 percent deemed interest.
The above is written based more on the charts' developments. I have included some noteworthy points on Innovalues, Hi-P and Yamada for your general reference.
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Senator Gray (dem., Del.), who is reeo"-ni/.ed as close to the ollioals o£ the administration, then took the- floor, 'lie expressed surprise that the senators from Massachusetts (Lodge) .and Colorado (Wolcott) had so fur gone out of their way to indulge in a violent assault upon the executive. The president had performed a ihity in.jvnnbent on him by law. lhat law was such that any evasion of it, would have been a plain dereliction of duty. Congress had made this law. It made it necessary to maintain the parity between the •netals by redeeming in cither. JNo sooner had congress assembled than the president applied to con- cress concerning the financial conditions. A bill was framed on the lines suggested in that message, (ir.d the house saw fit to reject it. A'-nin the president applied to con-i press Senator Gray read from the I present's message urging patriotic r., m al,,K and unpartisian action to meet tho emergency. 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The right of the bondholders :\nd the equity of. the bondholders to demand the same kind of money as that which they paid was as clear and plain as the light of day. As to finding fault with the president for this late contract, Senator Sherma-n said that the president had nothing whatever to- do with the finances of the government That subject had not been intrusted to his keeping but to that of the secretary of the treasury. The president had no more right in the matter than h« had to occupy the seat of a senator in. the senate chamber. It seemed to him (Mr. .Shermanl that it was an improvi- dent act to sell thirty-year' Oonrts at KM):' when like bonds having only ten ' years to run were selling: at 111." He believed that these thirty- rear 4 per cent, bonds would be selling- la London within sixty days at 120. It was a faulty Tjargara. blltl tht: P'-fP 10 would have" to submit and boar it as ^AtsV m. the resolution went over Noted Personages Present—Societies without action and the senate pro- Reoresented—Great Variety of ceecletl to the consideration o£ the agricultural appropriation bill. .Sundry Civil Approprlnilon Bill. Th! sundry civil appropriation bill as renesaed to the senate -Monday aftcr- Representative Gathering to Hold a Two Weeks' Session. Represented— Great Variety Topics to Be Discussed. Telegraphic News of Interest ludianians. to •u-rtfiit expenses of the treasury; and provides for the erection of a temporary building at Chicago and the rent of other quarter; S-'OO.OOO is appropriated to be immediately available, and 5-100,000 is appropriated toward the new building'. The full senate committee on appropriations decided to report an amendment to thii sundry civil appropriation bill for the sum of SlOO.OOO.OOU of certificates of indebtedness of the denomination of §20, to run for two years and draw 3 per cent, interest, and to_be good only for the purpose of supplying the treasury deficiency. Muclclnuo Isliiml for a. I'ubllc J'urlc. T3ie senate committee on public lands Monday favorably reported a bill to turn over to the state ol Michigan the military reservation on .Mack- mac island, together with the buildings thereon, for use as a public par];. UOUML'. W-vsiiixSTO-v, Feb. IS.—This was suspension day in the house. Cutler the j rule, if a second was offered, any bill , could be placed upon its passage after . thirtv minutes' debate. A bil. was ; passed granting to the state of Alabama j ?or public uses the Mount ) or I lion hiirraeks military roseivat.on. [ The speaker then re'cognixed Mr. Mai- j lory (tlem., Fin.) to move tho passage of , the bill to promote the efficiency oi ihe ; revenue cutler service under suspension : of the rules. j \V.\sin.vGTOx-. Keb. is.— The scoond triennial of the National Council of AVomou ol the L'nited Stales, to ffive is safe to say that never before was there such an enthusiastic assemblage, of women as that at. MetfcrolT Music hull at JO o'clock, wlien the formal opening occurred. 'When Mrs. May \Yrighb Heu-cll, of Indianapolis the president of the niilion- al council, rapped for order from the stage at one end of the hall, she looked down upon a representative gathorin;.' of women from every section of ihe country and a few from oilier countries. NoU'd TorsoiiS rrortiMH. Conspicuous in the gathering by reason of their prominence in woman s work were Iho countess of Aberdeen, Lady Somerset, Miss Frances \V. NVil- ia rd". of Illinois; Mrs. •!- Hllen Foster, of Washington, U. C.: Mrs. Annie Jenness Miller, and Mrs. Mary French Sheldon. Tin* Session. The opening session was merely formal. It began with prayers and this was followed by the introduction of presidents and delegates of organizations forming the national council- The presentations of greetings from tho National Council of Women of Canada and the greetings by fraternal delegates from organizations not in the cCuneil came next on tho programme and the se.--.sion concluded with the tri- l?ro«-n Oi-cs « l.lfp Sci««M»<?e. Fn.\_Nr.iN-, Iml.. Fob. IS.—The case of Cyrus Brown was given, to the jury, who brought, i" a verdict of Ruilty, .NOuU-nciujr'him for life. The crime ol which Ill-own was tried was tho killing of his wife near Columbus in April, ]#0-l. At the !lrr,t trial he was sentenced to bans, but was ^iv-,-.• 1 n new trial and change of venue i» v.us county, ro- a.> above. •ess bv 1'resident May HONORED SY MEXICO, Kouto for Iii:liim»._ MKXICO. Fob. IS.—1'ivsident ( Diax and his cabinet, two sections of military under command of Ocn. library and two other generals, all and I The National Council of Women oi • the United States, of which the mem- 1 ners are selected with ihe greatest care I and with rcsneet to their ability, status and learning", is a federation of eighteen vast organism lions, nearly all of which enjoy world-wide name and fame. many j These organizations are as follows: ties accompanied Minister Oi.iys ic mains to the M.exicn.n Central railroad they were deposited in fu! convcnUon in Aili'inui. Ga Centenary association of ; the Worn- : tho Univcr- ' CtMHcnury ;i^^».'t " A ^"". vl w " w it ciiiiroli, llie National Woman's qhrtsllun , . -iir n n 1 71 • thf XlLtilOlllll FrOO * yon ,_ s x] , s(ona . ry socu . ty . tho j,^,^ imUl st,r!H! school for drls national c ^ r ^ r , UIL- Nuilonul Woman's Koliof society. wimoU.iui.'hsls. Soro.-is. tho YOUI.B J,.ui!os - vement nssoclu- of cannon at 0 o'clock Saturday ^ inland started to the United States. Flairs on all government buildings and i^tn Wations are at half mast. •roreig-a leffauons JTH ui, _ , . Ministcr U ray's death is universally ; Nauonal i-eA'retted in the foreign ofuoe. SAI'OLIS, lad., Feb. IS.— bov. , , Mayer «. ; vith ex-Sen- ^. .1- Shocknev and Col. William Ila.us, | A ^ oc|nUoil 0 , lho Loyil representing' the citizens of Union , LlboWi tl]0 women's Foreign Missionary Citv were iu conference Sunday wita ] U: ,| on of Friends, tbe Woman's Hollo. Corp ' Glioul!> Hol> a Ui-bww Ccnii-tory. TxniAS.vroi.iSs Ind,, Fob. IS.—Soxtoa Kelly, of the llobrew ceme.tevy. discovered' tliat ghouls had invaded his charge and "a hasty examination revealed t-he fact that several graves had been opened and tho bodies carried away, "Friends of the deceased wero muiiied. and a further examination showed that three bodies had been taken. KtwoiKl Will tit-1. Aimt hor Thi'iiror. Ki.woon. Ind., Feb. .IS.—The Elwood opera house v.-as sold at commissioner's wile on a suit ID partition brought by T. P. O'Hrien against his jiartucr, Gus- lave Ivramer. and the block was bid in bv Kramer's repro.sentalivos. O'Brien. will erect a theater in opposition to the old one, Koohle-MImUMl Oilldron 1-xpoSiM. Four WAVXK, Ind., Feb. IS.—Dr. Prayer, city bacteriologist, discovered two'ca-ses of diphtheria at the state home for feeble-minded children. There are about -UK) inmates, and a large nura- lier of them have been exposed to the disease. ICxtra precautions are being j taken to prevent its ;spread. I Honors for u u'i)l«r«J Slmli'iir- I lii.oo.Mixorox, hiil., Feb. IS.—Of four . 1 competitors in the oratorical contest, _. j I'lvston K. Kagleson, one- of two col- ' orod students in the eollega., took tho I lirst honors. His subject was: "Abraham Lincoln." He will represent Kloomingtou at tho state oratorical contest at Imli.inapolis. An Inrciuliary riirilmied. iMHAXAi'OZ.is, Ind. Feb. !S,--]3:isil l.edgevu-ood, one of the men convicted of complicity iu the burning of the Davicss county courthouse, has been pan'.oncd by the governor. lie \vaa siinU-need to the penitentiary ,\n 1802 for seventeen years on confession of guilt. J?oy IliiKy Aliiiinloneil <>" n Train.- Snaxciinw.u, O., Feb. IS.—Frankio I Dean, aged 3. was found on an Ohio Southern, train, where he had been abandoned. His clothing shows that he came from Kendallvillc, Ind. A • note, consigning the child to the care of the public was found. Promotion of School Purity, tlia Universal p c u ,, lon . mo Juicrnutional Pierre Gray relative to the funeral of his father, Isaac Puscy Uray. Ihe train bearing the remains should arrive in St. Louis some time Wednesday night and in Indianapolis Thursday afternoon. It was arranged that; with the consent of airs. Gray the body should lie in state at the state house until the next morning. Friday the renuih'is will be taken to Union City, where the funeral will be held in the opera house. PLEADS NOT GUILTY. Trial ol Prenldont Norton for YloUcion of Ten-Hour Law Berlin. liROOKiTS, Fob. IS.—President Korton and Superintendent Quinn, of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad company,, pleaded not guilty Monday morning in the court of general sessions to the charge of violating the ten-hour law. Counsel for the company asked permission to inspect the minutes of the grand jury in order to ascertain upon what evidence the indictments were found. The court reserved decision on this point. ^ WroclTc«u»ed by Gulf Strnitm. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IS.—Particulars which have reached this city regarding the wreck of the Philadelphia barken- tine, Sadie A. Thompson, on Memory roeks, Little Bahama banks, on February 8 show that it was due to n most peculiar cause, nothing less, indeed, than the deflection of the Gulf stream from its usual course by heavy northwest storms. The wreck of the vessel is complete and involves a loss to the underwriters of §150,000- Will Se»reJi tor the Chlcora. SOUTH HATES-, Mich., Feb. IS.-Capt. F E. Napier, who tried to buy a half interest in the lost steamer Chicora from the Graham & Morton Transportation company, has secured the contract for findiny the Chicora for 55,000. He tvill commence operations as soon » 3 the ice breaks np. It is expected that* while dragjfinjsr for the boat some of the bodies of the victims of the disaster vrlll be recovered. Jiow Twelve DnT» Ov«rdne. XE-VV YOEK, Feb. IS.—Nothing has yet been heard of the steamer St. Augustine since she was sighted on February 5. She is now twelve daysoverdne. uoxllhiry to On-. Grand Army t!ie Xiitionul Association of ihu X;iUonal Council an s jvoiJt.-; v-ui i'^. y of llic Republic; f Womi-n Siunos- of Jewish, BUhop Oberlioltzer Dead. .:• AiiEXTOTnf, Pa., Feb. IS.-Bishop John H. Oberholtzer, of the Mennomte church at Centre Valley, is dead, 87^-ears. riiphers, Women. The officers of the national council are: May Wright Sewall. president; Francis K. liagley. vice president; Lillian M. N. Stevens, treasurer; Kachel Foster Avery, corresponding secretary, and Isabella Charles Da.vis, recordi ng seereta ry. The object of the organization is extremely comprehensive and includes the discussion of almost every subject which bears upon daily life. In this meeting it will discuss the following among many other tonics: Subject* for l)!»cui,»ioii, The practical aspects or religion, its rola- ifons 10 flally life, and to tho uonchurch-colng element of the community: the reunion o* religion to politics imd puDlic office; tho aK.- tudo of different denominations toward women and tho attitude which women should assume toward denominations; woman's pluce in the pulpit and ihc mission Hold- social purity, how best, to promote it; the double and the sickle standard of morality check." asalnst improper literature: true dress reform: equal pay Jor equal work by men and women-, divorce reform and Improvements in the laws respecting wives and mothers; patriotism and its cultivation; neacaand tho discouragement of the militant tendency; the extension of object lesson. and the kindergarten system; reforina In educational methods: foreign missions and their effect in civllizinE, independent of Christianizing: industrial pursuits for women and Industrial education for girls: first aid to the injured; Hie best courses of study for married women at home, for post graduates, for working women: tho extension of the fields of industry for women; tho acceleration and cheapening of the administration ol justice so as to give the poor woman an equal chance asainmt a rich man. ^____^____^_ In Xcert of rood. COLUMBUS, 0., Feb. 18.— Gov. McKinley is in receipt of another appeal for aid for the destitute miners of the Hocking and Sunday Creek valleys, Chairman Coultrap asserting that there is immediate need of provisions and clothing at all the points of distribution. Went Down irith Bt* SKIP- BF.KLIX. Feb. IS.— The Bremerhaven pilot writes to the Weser Zeitung that Capt. von Goessel of the Xorth German Lloyd steamer Elbe declined Pilot Aardes offer to get him a lifebelt. He remained alone at his post and sank with the ship- __ Ice Ooree Ninety SIUn tone. PITTSBURGH, Pa., Feb. 18.— The ice gorge in the Allegheny river extend inp- from the government dam at Lo- ransport to Parker, a distance of .90 miles, is the biggest that has been in the stream for sixty-three years. Sliort SOS.OOO. ,..._... MO-OIK, Hid,, Feb. 13.-E. C. Caloycr- Klndor- j ton. former receiver of the YUiito Kiver publlcun i ],.,," ^ c^eel works, filed his final re- A^m-Hc"^ I P° rt - Saturday morning. The court AnK.nc.rn , ^^ ^ satisfied, investigated his. books and found a shortage of §02,000. .M.-UCCK a Serious Chiirce. UA^VD-I-K, Ind., ]''ob. IS.—John Sexr- son. of this place, who was sentenced ;o twenty-one vears' imprisonment for the murder of liiram McDonald, has nade a statement that the murderous blow was struck by Charles Patterson. AI<1 for NoUnmlca Ui-stitutc. CltAWKOISDSVll.I.H, Ind-- Ft". IS.—A car for the Nebraska sufl.'erers was shipped from this city rind Arborvillc. it contained wlieat, corn, flour, meat, clothing, butter, etc. The freight was, paid through to its destitution. (g Killed llimxclf. Jici-KKltsoNVii-i,!!, Ind., Feb. IS.—Eobert Kerns, 10 years of age, deliberately shot himself because, his .sweetheart- refused to walk home from church with. him. lie was a well-to-do young man of good family. Ind.. Feb. IS.—James Vealy, who resides 15 miles east of this city, took 3a grippe soro'e time ago, and so intense has been hi.s suffcrinf? that he lost one eye, which inflamed -until it burst. Found 1IU \Vlfe Dcatl- AXDKP.SOX. Ind.. Feb. IS.—Mrs. Amo» Hawkins, aged 4C, was found dead when her husband came in from wori. The cause was heart diseaie. A Xew Paper. HOPE. Ind., Feb. 18.—A new paper, Hail Endeavorers. lias appeared here. It is to be devoted to the interests of, the Moravian churches. Superintendent Iluehen Dead. NEW YORK, Feb. Is.—Charles M.' Hughes,'superintendent of the American Xews company, died suddenly at his office, 41 Chambers street, at 9 am. Monday. He was 50 ycars.old and. lived in Jersey City. , Suffocated by «»»- DEXVEB, Col.. Feb. 18.-John W. Hall, of St. Louis, was found dead Monday rcorninj in his room on Wei- ton street. The room was filled with escaped gas. He was supposed to have committed stiicide. Anntrlarl Arehdak* Dead. VIEXSA. Feb. 18.— Archduke Albert,, field marshal and inspector general of the annr of Anstria, died at Arco., at 1:15 o'clock Monday morning from congestion of the lungs. Ue was in hw 78th year.
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This Week at the Diggity's – Week 5 (Respect Their Service, Expect Our Win!)
Another week, another fun-filled version of TWatD's. It's full of angry happiness, personal insight, and just a bit of #HamPlanet amazingness. Besides learning the fact that our cat, Mojo, doesn't like hash browns (I dropped some on the ground.), it's been a great week here in Bronco Nation West. We hope you had a great week too!
I was watching the Indiana/Missouri game and they brought up the total yardage stats. Both teams were at 387 yards. The commentator says "You can't get any more equal than that". Do you think so, genius?…Holy Moses! Wisconsin had 644 yards rushing against Bowling Green. That's the most in the B1G since 1930. Did BGSU even have a defense on the field at all?…I love Boise State's defense tonight. The offense is doing okay. Coach Harsin will have them doing up-downs and running sprints all Monday for being so sloppy. After the game, Hars looked shark-angry!…I listened to the post-game presser and totally expected angry Coach. I'm sure the team gets Angry Coach Monday….Here's my Saturday rundown for this week – Virginia Tech/Georgia Tech, Georgia/Troy, Texas A&M/SMU, Utah/Michigan, Alabama/Florida, BYU/Virginia, Indiana/Missouri, Miss St/LSU, Washington/Georgia St, Clemson/FSU, Vanderbilt/South Carolina, Nebraska/Miami, Boise State/Louisiana-Lafayette, & Oregon/Washington St. Not as much as last week but only because I was gone for 3 hours….I just saw a Southwest Airlines commercial where they claimed to "invent" low fares. If that's the case, then you also "invented" crappy service and even worse boarding procedures. Good on you, Southwest….I hope no one gets offended but couples with combined Facebook profiles make me throw up in my mouth a little. Is there a trust issue there? Can you not do things on your own? Give me some insight here!…Congrats to Jay Ajayi for winning Mountain West Conference Player of the Week for the second time this season. He's touched the ball enough to win it every week for the rest of the season….
Really Stephen Tulloch? You tore your ACL celebrating a sack in the 3rd week of the season? You didn't win the Super Bowl. It was a game in September….And then there's the story about the 3-breasted woman. Jasmine Tridevil wants to be famous but got boob numero 3 so men wouldn't be attracted to her anymore. Although that does make you really weird, guys won't be attracted to you because you're dumb…
Arby's is going the way of Carl's Jr. to sell sandwiches. Please stop asking if "the meat scares me", okay?….I'm not a big fan of horror movies. And "Annabelle" looks horrible. But the commercials scare the crap out of me. I'm a scaredy cat, I'll admit it. That's why it took almost until the third season was over to even watch "The Walking Dead"….What exactly is a top-shelf enchilada, Chili's? You can't steal alcohol's thunder….We watched the series premiere of "Gotham" and I think I'm already hooked. I didn't want it to end and now I'm stoked for the next episode. It was crazy good….We just passed the 20th Anniversary of me getting out of the U.S. Army. I'm flabbergasted about how fast two decades go by. Also, I'm ultra-appreciative of what current service members are doing now. I didn't have to deal with any of the things that they have to….I drove past the county health department and the electronic reader board said, "Breast milk is….the best milk". I don't know why it made me laugh so much. Probably because there was no context preceding it….Oh silly CW. Trying to cash in on the superhero thing with "The Flash". When are you going to do an Aquaman series? The Flash is about the least interesting superhero on the planet. Great. You can run fast. So can Usain Bolt.
I know we're playing Air Force and "Top Gun" is about Navy aviators but….
Maverick: Mustang, this is Maverick, requesting fly-by.
Air Boss Johnson: Negative, Ghost Rider. The Pattern is full.
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You Can't Quit Life...Keep Going
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Seox69EZuU&feature=youtu.be In my opinion, Mark Webb is one of those guys who never set out to be an inspiration but became one because he dedicates himself to being better today - mentally and physically - than he was yesterday. I've never met Mark. He doesn't know me at all. But, Mark has been someone I've observed from the distance and whose life has challenged me to be better.
Here are some great quotes from the podcast:
You can't quit life. You only get one shot at it so you must keep going.
You can't stop doing the things you love in life because there is risk.
Recognize that you will have days that you don't want to do your workout so just do a small amount and more often than not you will achieve your goal.
Aim as high as you can for a goal and then chip away with small increments.
Here is one take-a-way for me: I know way too many people - particularly in the church - who want their lives to inspire others. Maybe, just maybe, if we quit trying to become an inspiration and use that energy to genuinely love and care about people more and to continually challenge ourselves to become a better, more rounded, human beings, we would actually become the inspiration we wanted to be in the first place. We place the cart before the horse so many times. Funny thing is this...the moment we learn we actually inspired someone because of that better focus...the knowledge would come with a deep sense of humility rather than with entitled pride.
Anyways...watch the video...it's great.
By the way, if you haven't read "Spartan Up" by Joe De Sena, the founder of the Spartan Races, it is a great book and is one of the ones I read in my pursuit of the Medici Effect in 2014.
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Monthly Archives: October 2012
On the Street | All White, Before Viktor & Rolf Spring/Summer 2013, Paris
Photos for Trendstop.com Loving this all white look during fashion week. Seems so refreshing now that the weather has cooled down and everyone is starting to bundle up before going out! -B Advertisements
Friday Photo Inspiration | Wind Turbines at Chanel Spring/Summer 2013
Photo © Brandie Raasch I got a little sneak peek of the wind turbines being set up in the Grand Palais for the Chanel Spring/Summer 2013 show. Always the most elaborate set-ups. Have a fantastic pre-Halloween weekend! -B
On the Street | Eye Spy, Before Viktor & Rolf Spring/Summer 2013, Paris
Photo © Brandie Raasch A fun black on black look before Viktor and Rolf Spring/Summer 2013 in the Jardins des Tuileries. -B
Friday Photo Inspiration | Rainbow Over Paris
Photo for DossierJournal.com We've been getting a ridiculous amount of rain the entire month of October in Paris. On the bright side, sometimes you get a rainbow out of it as was the case during this fashion week. You can … Continue reading
Paris Fashion Week Recap | Agnès B. Spring/Summer 2013
Photo © Brandie Raasch The Agnès B. Spring/Summer 2013 show included a model who danced her way down the runway in a very ballet-inspired outfit. -B
Paris Fashion Week Recap | Backstage at AF Vandevorst Spring/Summer 2013
Photo © Brandie Raasch A behind-the-scenes shot at AF Vandevorst. I actually snapped this after the show finale as the models were coming out after leaving the runway. -B
On the Street | Kristina Bazan Before Chloé, Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2013
Photos © Brandie Raasch Bloggers have become a permanent fixture during fashion week and get photographed almost as often as some top magazine editors. I spotted Kristina Bazan of Kayture before the Chloé Spring/Summer 2013 show in the Tuileries … Continue reading


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No Theme Nursery Design/
There once was a time when I completed rooms little by little around my house. Then my husband and I found out we had a baby on the way. All of a sudden things needed to get done and FAST. So I did the nursery all at once and kept to our tight budget thanks to savvy shopping and DIY makeovers.
We tested every rocker available, registered to our hearts desire, and shopped our house for what could be used in the nursery so we didn't have to splurge on everything. Chase's room is now my favorite room in the house, and the silly boy doesn't even sleep in there. But he occasionally likes to make goofy faces in his crib so we'll start there...
The nursery's white base and pops of color have me dreaming of painting our next house white all over. There's no true "theme" which was the intent and we love it. We splurged on the glider and rug, saved his dresser from the curb and gave it a makeover with paint and homemade leather pulls, and had fun with the art and accent pieces.
Kid's rooms are my new favorite because anything goes. Which is really how we should live in the rest of our home. Lesson learned. Live colorfully, live relaxed, live messy, just live like you. It's your house, why not?


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TMA Mondays: Busy Bees
Allergy season is upon is in a strong way! And while we may be sneezing our way through the week, the bees have been busy. Including, the Seattle food scene. New restaurants and unique events abound. Details below. Unfortunately new beginnings sometimes means an end to favorites. E Smith Mercantile and Rain Shadow Meats in Pioneer Square will be shuttering their doors.
Our Pick of the Week
Mangosteen 206 - I stopped by the SLU market this weekend on stopped by the Mangosteen 206 food stand. Their chicken wings were bomb AF. Definitely stop by and try them out at the SLU market on Saturday!
Brookies - Do you love brownies and cookies? Are you constantly torn on which to get when you have the option? Well then, this Brookie recipe from SImply recipes is for you. I saw it and immediately had to share. Enjoy!
New Sh*t in Town
Cortina, Downtown - Angela and Ethan Stowell have added a new restaurant to their list. Cortina is a new Italian restaurant in the Two Union Tower downtown. The menu includes everything from Buratta to Linguine Nero. Plus, their wine menu offers a wide selection of old and new world wines. Stop by and try Cortina for yourself!
Super Bueno, Fremont - The Stowell's are busy bees! Barely days after opening Cortina above, they've opened Super Bueno, a Mexican focused restaurant. This new joint is family friendly serving the usual like Tacos and Quesadillas. Their desert options look great too, churros, horchata ice cream and more.
Seattle, What's Happening?
The Taste of West Seattle 2018, 05/24 - Looking to pig out on a Thursday evening? Get tickets for the taste of west Seattle and nom on all sorts of goodies from over 50 restaurants, bakeries, chocolatiers and more! The event is 21+ and 100% of the proceeds go to West Seattle Helpline.
Food Art Collection: Sunday Supper, 05/27 - If you like eating food, maybe you'll like spending your Sunday admiring food art. Jeremy Bubens is starting a new series called Sunday supper where artists get to exhibit their food theme art. This Sunday is featuring artist Zachary Pacleb. Did I mention the exhibit if free to the public?
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Viewing Party, 05/ 25 - Wood Shop BBQ is going to be featured on this week's episode of Diners, Drive-ins and Dives and they're hosting a viewing party to celebrate! They'll have special prices on ribs, margaritas and more. Stop by!
Breaks n' Eggs: a funky brunch ROOFTOP edition, 05/27 - There's another installation of Breaks n'Eggs this weekend. Mimosas, chicken and waffles, mingling and some funk. What's not to love?


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text: Despite recent Japanese government efforts to help the country's troubled banks, Japan won't be able to boost the economy until it takes steps to improve investor confidence, said Eric Ritter, portfolio manager of the Driehaus Asia Pacific Growth Fund drapx and the Driehaus International Discovery Fund dridx. "My view is that the government doesn't know how to fix the economy and doesn't have the political will," he told CBS.MarketWatch.com. "Japanese consumers are not willing to spend with unemployment rising. Unless they do something to improve investor confidence, I don't see the Japanese economy improving." He added that he was more bullish on Southeast Asia in the long term as a result of government efforts to clean up their banking system and to sell bad loans through various entities.


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All Ages
***This show has been moved from THE BLUE EYED MUSE (Wilmington, NC) to THE TARHEEL (Jacksonville, NC). All previously purchased tickets will be honored. Contact email@example.com for any further information you may need.
Fozzy has always been about a heavy groove and a good time. And when you have two high-energy performers like Rich Ward and Chris Jericho (it's debatable on who jumps higher onstage) in the band, grooves and good times come easy; but these guys aren't just entertainers. Ward is one of the most versatile and underrated riffers in rock and metal today, who has created his own style of heavy riffs, melodic choruses and the Duke groove...oh that crushing groove! And Jericho's singing ability and overall passion for music makes one wonder just how he is able to find the time to excel in pretty much everything he does.
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text: Through my recent mini cut, I learned a lot about my body. I had done a mini cut earlier in the year in January to prepare for my powerlifting meet, and WOW was this mini cut a lot more successful! I'll be taking you through why I think this mini cut was more successful than the last, while breaking down the results.


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Christ's Church Restored
Christ's Church Restored
The same church that Jesus Christ established when He lived on the earth has been restored today. The restoration of Jesus Christ's gospel and His authority is central to the founding of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and distinguishes it from other churches. Whereas reformation churches, also known as Protestant churches, sought to reform the Catholic Church, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is actually a restoration of Jesus Christ's original Church that He established while He lived on the earth. Jesus Christ restored His gospel through the Prophet Joseph Smith in 1830. As part of his prophetic work, Joseph Smith received priesthood authority from Jesus. He also translated the Book of Mormon, another testament of Jesus Christ similar to the Bible, which shares many doctrinal truths that can help us understand the gospel and why a restoration of that gospel was necessary.
The Apostasy and the Restoration
- Prophets foretold the Great Apostasy. In the Old Testament, Amos spoke of the time we now call the Great Apostasy. "Not a famine of bread, nor a thirst for water, but of hearing the words of the Lord" (Amos 8:11). The Apostle Paul also knew that Jesus would not return to the earth until after such an apostasy had occurred. "Let no man deceive you by any means: for that day shall not come, except there come a falling away first" (2 Thessalonians 2:3).
- Prophets foretold the Restoration. The prophet Isaiah knew people would be led astray by false teachings. However, Isaiah also knew that God promised to return essential truths to the earth. "Wherefore the Lord said, Forasmuch as this people draw near me with their mouth, and with their lips do honour me, but have removed their heart far from me, and their fear toward me is taught by the precept of men: Therefore, behold, I will proceed to do a marvellous work among this people, even a marvellous work and a wonder" (Isaiah 29:13–14). These words are repeated in the Book of Mormon (see 2 Nephi 27:25–26).
The Book of Mormon and the Restoration
- Jesus Christ has restored His Church today. The marvelous work God spoke of was the Restoration of His gospel, which began with the humble prayer of a young man. In 1820, Joseph Smith knelt to ask God which of all the Christian churches he should join. Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ appeared and directed Joseph not to join an existing church. Instead, Joseph was given the authority to organize The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Church was formally organized in 1830.
- The Book of Mormon restores important truths. With Joseph Smith's prayer, God began to reveal truths that had been lost during the Great Apostasy. Many of these truths are taught in the Book of Mormon. After Jesus Christ was resurrected, He appeared to an ancient American people called the Nephites. He organized His Church in that land and authorized 12 disciples to lead it, similar to what He had done in Jerusalem. The Book of Mormon is a record of these people and of Jesus's words to them. After the last writer of the book finished his work, the original Book of Mormon records were buried for centuries, and because they were hidden, they were not changed or altered, as the Bible was. Joseph Smith's translation of the records fulfilled prophecy by revealing essential teachings and commandments. "The thing, which the Lord shall bring forth by his hand [the Book of Mormon], by the power of the Lord shall bring my people unto salvation" (2 Nephi 3:15). The translation of the Book of Mormon signaled the beginning of the Restoration: "It shall be a sign unto them, that they may know that the work of the Father hath already commenced" (3 Nephi 21:7).
- The Book of Mormon supplements the Bible. The Book of Mormon does not replace the Bible. Instead, each book adds to the teachings of the other. "These last records [the Book of Mormon] . . . shall establish the truth of the first, which are of the twelve apostles of the Lamb [the Bible] . . . and shall make known to all kindreds, tongues, and people, that the Lamb of God is the Son of the Eternal Father, and the Savior of the world; and that all men must come unto him, or they cannot be saved" (1 Nephi 13:40). The Old Testament prophet Ezekiel foretold that the teachings of the Bible (referred to as the stick of Judah) and the teachings of the Book of Mormon (referred to as the stick of Joseph) would be joined "one to another into one stick; and they shall become one in thine hand (Ezekiel 37:17).
Restored Truths in the Book of Mormon
The Restoration of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints reestablished many lost biblical truths and brings additional clarity to the gospel of Jesus Christ. As part of that restoration of truth, the Book of Mormon sheds light on many important doctrines and will help people "come to the knowledge of their Redeemer and the very points of his doctrine, that they may know how to come unto him and be saved" (1 Nephi 15:14).
- Jesus Christ atoned for your sins. The Book of Mormon reiterates that Jesus is the Savior of the world and that only through Him can people return to God. "Wherefore, redemption cometh in and through the Holy Messiah; for he is full of grace and truth . . . unto all those who have a broken heart and a contrite spirit" (2 Nephi 2:6–7).
Read more about the role of Jesus Christ.
- Baptism is essential. Just as Jesus was baptized, you must also be baptized by the proper authority to be saved. "And now, if the Lamb of God, he being holy, should have need to be baptized by water, to fulfil all righteousness, O then, how much more need have we, being unholy, to be baptized, yea, even by water!" (2 Nephi 31:5).
Learn more about baptism from the Bible and the Book of Mormon.
- God has a plan for you. The Book of Mormon teaches you about the plan of salvation—where you came from, why you are here, where you are going after you die, and why your choices matter. You are "free to choose liberty and eternal life, through the great Mediator of all men, or to choose captivity and death, according to the captivity and power of the devil" (2 Nephi 2:27).
Learn more about God's plan.
- Christ's Church uses His name. Jesus asked, "How be it my church save it be called in my name? . . . If it be called in my name then it is my church, if it so be that they are built upon my gospel" (3 Nephi 27:8). Although people sometimes use the nickname "Mormon Church," Christ's restored Church bears his name, has been given His authority, and is officially called The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Do you have questions about Christ's restored Church? Ready to learn more? Chat now.
Many teachings in the Bible and the Book of Mormon are the same. The Book of Mormon also clarifies many doctrines. Compare them for yourself. Request a free copy of both the Bible and the Book of Mormon.
Joseph Smith's prayer to God is a remarkable story. Have the missionaries tell you more. Schedule a time to meet with them and discuss.


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TORONTO -- Giancarlo Stanton didn't pay any mind to Mike Fiers calling his home run antics "childish" on Monday.
"I don't know about it, I don't care about it," Stanton told the News on Tuesday.
Stanton and Fiers have history, as Fiers famously hit Stanton in the face in September 2014.
On Monday, Fiers hit Stanton in the left forearm during the third inning, which angered him. The two barked at one another. Stanton appeared as though he was going to head toward the mound before eventually making his way to first.
In his next at-bat during the sixth, Stanton blasted a 456-foot homer off Fiers and flipped his bat afterward. Stanton took his time rounding the bases before pointing at Fiers when he reached the plate.
"I understand that he's pissed, but the way he handled it was kind of childish," Fiers said. "Anybody watching this game knows I'm not throwing at him. He's going to act how he's going to act, but it kind of shows his character. Obviously I wasn't throwing at him."
Aaron Judge, as expected, got Tuesday's game in Toronto off. Giancarlo Stanton hit in Judge's customary No. 2 hole. Judge struck out eight times in Monday's doubleheader in Detroit, including a Golden Sombrero in the nightcap.
"I talked to him about this probably before we went on this road trip, just with the stretch of games and a doubleheader mixed in there," Aaron Boone said. "I've talked to you guys a lot about trying to pick a day here for everyone, and the fact that we rode him through a doubleheader, I just felt like today – getting in late, onto the turf, he's been a guy that obviously I've leaned on a lot. I think I gave him one day off and he probably came into the game that day anyway. I just felt like it was a good time."
Adam Warren didn't pitch well in his return from the disabled list on Monday, but Boone though it was a step in the right direction. In 1.1 innings, Warren walked three and gave up a double.
"I thought he was good and I thought it was a good first step for him," Boone said. "To be able to give us a couple innings I saw some good breaking balls from him, I saw some good sliders from him; I saw some ones that were a little flat, but enough to think he's certainly on his way back and then checking in with him today just seeing how he bounced back well he said he felt strong so hopefully a good first step for Adam in becoming a significant part of our bullpen again."
Boone said there are no plans to have Warren stretched out to become a starter if necessary.
Didi Gregorius got hit by a pitch on the left foot. He also fouled a ball off his right foot.
"I try to keep it balanced," said Gregorius, who added that he's fine.
It could hurt him in his quest to become one of the best base stealers in all of baseball.
Jokingly, of course.
"Nah, I'm not going to be even close to that," Gregorius said.
On Tuesday, Gregorius stole his eighth base of the season — already establishing a new career-high for steals in a season.
Gregorius said it was the product of a spring conversation with Aaron Boone, who wanted him to be more aggressive in that department. So far, he has.


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The lovely people of Arla recently got in touch with me to tell me about a brand new fat-free skimmed milk called Arla B.o.B (Best of both) - which they told me has all the benefits of drinking skimmed milk, with the taste of semi-skimmed (without tasting watery and artificial!)
The offered me the challenge of swapping my semi-skimmed or full-fat milk for one week to see how it compared.
Well, I am never one to pass up a challenge and I was intrigued to know if their claims were true so I jumped at the chance to try some and swap for the week!
Arla B.oB is fat-free, pasteurised, filtered and enriched with protein and thanks to Arla's unique PurFiltre process it also lasts longer in the fridge.
Healthy, tasty & lasts longer - this seems too good to be true right?
How do they do it?
Arla say "The simple yet brilliant process took 3 years to develop and sees naturally occuring protein carefully added back to skimmed milk to boost its flavour and texture. Free from artificial ingredients and additives, it's this extra protein which makes Arla B.o.B taste so good"
So let's see what we thought...
Challenge One - Our cup of tea!
I maybe started with the biggest challenge of all.
We are a family of big tea drinkers. Fussy tea drinkers at that. Tea connoisseurs almost.
We know what we like and we don't like change.
Right temperature, right tea bag, brewed for the right time, and right MILK!
My mum is the fussiest of the lot so I thought I'd try it on a day she was over and not tell her.
She had two cups of tea and never mentioned a thing so I told her what we'd put in. She was most shocked. She never noticed a difference and happily drank another 5,000 cups with Arla B.o.B before leaving.
She even said she was going to go out and buy some for herself!
Me nor P have noticed a difference from our normal semi-skimmed all week.
A big tick for the first challenge.
Challenge Two - Breakfast!
The whole family have cereal every morning so this is another biggy.
The children don't need to convert to a fat-free milk at their age and regardless of the outcome of this challenge I would keep them on their full-fat milk but I gave them some without telling them for research purposes to see if they would notice a difference.
Lo & behold - they didn't.
I then tried it myself on my shredded wheat and it was just like my usual bowl I have every other morning using semi-skimmed.
Another big tick for Arla B.oB.
Challenge 3 - On it's own, a glass of milk!
I'm not a big milk drinker so this one was down to P to try out.
There's not much to say other than, yes you guessed it, there was no difference!
You can even tell from the colour, normally skimmed milk looks as watery as it tastes. This glass of milk looks like a semi or full-fat milk.
Challenge 4 - Cooking
I use milk more than I thought in cooking.
Over the week I had swapped my semi-skimmed for Arla B.o.B I used it a few times in mashed potato and once in a cheese sauce.
The mash tasted as lovely and creamy as it normally does and again, no difference here.
The cheese sauce was a worry. There's no hiding in a cheese sauce. Use the wrong butter and your screwed, would it be the same using a different milk?
Absolutely not! Perfect cheese sauce wa created, again with its usual lovely creamy taste.
The Arla B.o.B challenege was a success and got 10/10 for all challenges we set.
It is definitely something I would buy in place of my semi-skimmed milk from now on.
Arla B.o.B is available from Tesco, Asda, Ocado, Sainsbury's & Nisa nationwide and RRP is £1.50 for 2 litres, £1 for 1 litre.
Take the Arla B.o.B challenge for yourself.
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Series: Routledge Early Modern Translations
Hardcover: 202 pages
Publisher: Routledge; 1 edition (March 30, 2017)
Language: English
Principles of Anatomy according to the Opinion of Galen is a translation of Johann Guinter's textbook as revised and annotated by Guinter's student, Andreas Vesalius, in 1538. Despite Vesalius' fame as an anatomist, his 1538 revision has attracted almost no attention. However, this new translation shows the significant rewrites and additional information added to the original based on his own dissections. 250 newly discovered annotations by Vesalius himself, published here in full for the first time, also show his working methods and ideas.
Together they offer remarkable insights into Vesalius' intellectual biography and the development of his most famous work: De humani corporis fabrica, 1543. An extensive introduction by Vivian Nutton also provides new information on Johann Guinter, and his substantial use of Vesalius' work for his own revised version of the text in 1539. Their joint production, a student textbook, is set against a background of the development of Renaissance anatomy, and of attitudes to their ancient Greek predecessor, Galen of Pergamum.
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We went on a picnic to the beach yesterday. It was a nice sunny morning and we had a lovely walk there. We had our picnic first at the picnic tables. We left the place clean and tidy after us. Then we went down on to the beach. We kept away from the water and we had lots of fun on the sand. We made lots of sandcastles and we used feathers as our flags. We played hopscotch and collected shells and crabs.
We washed our hands before we came home. By the time we reached our classroom we were exhausted but we all had a very enjoyable day.


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April 2015
21 Ways to Ruin a Marriage – April 8, 2015
Canadian Friends of Finland presents 21 Ways to Ruin a Marriage (21 tapaa pilata avioliitto) A Brilliant Comedy by Johanna Vuoksenmaa, it was the highest grossing locally produced movie of the 2013 in Finland. May not be suitable for children. Finnish w English subtitles. Trailer: https://youtu.be/-7owBViQK30 Time: Wednesday, April 8, 2015 at 7:00 pm Place: the newly renovated Innis College, University of Toronto, 2 Sussex Avenue, St George Subway; parking garage across from Robarts Library on St George St. CFF Members…Find out more »
DanceWorks CoWorks presents We Don't Need Another Hero
DanceWorks CoWorks presents International- award winning Canadian artist Meagan O'Shea's bilingual dance-theatre show at The Theatre Centre, in Toronto. CFF is delighted to promote We Don't Need Another Hero, featuring Finnish on the 9th of April at 8pm. Inspired by the Occupy movement and the dilemma between complacency/convenience and action/discomfort, We Don't Need Another Hero is part performance, part communal catharsis, and experiential spectacle. It includes a dance-theatre solo with different language translation each show; an immersive sonic experience…Find out more »
May 2015
A cultural exchange between the Canadian and Finnish circus communities. SHOW 6pm - 7pm: Duo D'Lyh Duo D'Lyh is comprised of married performers Kaito Takaya-ma & Sanni Sarlin. As journeymen they reveal the breadth of their multi-discipline style and physical research. Object manipulation, aerials, duo acrobatics, and more as they unveil an undulating rhythm of calm and energetic performance. SHOW 8pm - 9pm: Ilona Jäntti World renowned and Master performer Ilona Jäntti joins us in Toronto one week after being…Find out more »
34th Annual General Meeting
You are cordially invited to the 34th Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Friends of Finland Peter Auvinen is a senior partner in the Toronto Office of Miller Thomson LLP and practises commercial litigation in the area of insolvency, bankruptcy and restructuring. He has extensive trial experience and has appeared in all levels of courts in Ontario. As a leader of the Nordic Practice Group, Peter travels regularly to the Nordic countries to meet with clients and provides personalized legal services…Find out more »
August 2015
Karita Mattila in recital
CFF is pleased to promote Karita Mattila in recital The magnificent Finnish soprano, a star on the world's most prestigious stages, performs a breathtaking recital of music. "With her powerful voice and dramatic intensity…Karita Mattila is undoubtedly one of the greatest opera singers of the moment." – Classic FM 20% discount for Canadian Friends of Finland!* PROMO CODE: FINLAND In Person: The Weston Family Box Office, 273 Bloor Street West *Discount does not apply to previously…Find out more »


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PNDA is the big data analytics platform underpinning the pilot. All of the data streams are aggregated into PNDA, with analytics applications built on or integrated to PNDA and live dashboards that help the city understand what's happening every minute of the day.


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08 Sep Customedica Pharmacy Goes Above and Beyond State Requirements
From the moment you walk in the doors at Customedica Pharmacy you can feel the difference from your typical drugstore pharmacy. Our goal is to merge old-fashion hometown customer service with a contemporary and technologically advanced practice. We don't believe you should wait in line, or even tell us your name before you pick up your prescription. We strive to provide a private, welcoming, and accommodating atmosphere for all of your prescription needs.
Customedica goes above and beyond state requirements in several aspects of their operations. Customedica sends samples of finished products to a third party independent lab for validation. All chemicals and weights of chemicals that are used in compounded medications are electronically confirmed for accuracy. There is rigorous employee training and process validation to ensure accurate and consistent products. In addition, mechanically engineered equipment, such as the contamination hood, is used to reduce contamination of products and to ensure the safety of employees and patients.
Patrons of Customedica Pharmacy can also see their medications being produced in house. In the lobby there are large glass windows that customers are invited to watch the pharmacy technicians creating compounded creams, lotions, sublingual drops, capsules, etc.
Customedica Pharmacy makes every effort to set ourselves apart from other pharmacies. The store was specifically designed with an all glass front so that our Pharmacists, who strive to know every person by name, can recognize patients before they even come through the door. By knowing our patients we can start preparing your prescription at the counter to streamline your wait time. In addition, when you come through the door we will greet you because we are happy to see you and we care about each individual we help.
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How To Overcome Your Fear Of Putting Yourself Out There
A few days ago I did my first Instagram Live session where I spoke on the topic of pushing past fears and putting yourself out there. Before the session took place I was racking my brain for days, trying to think of what I could talk about with the little group I was hoping would tune in and watch.
That's when it came to me. I was dealing with my own fears of doing an Instagram live video - the fear I would stumble through with nothing to say; the fear no one would watch and I'd be talking to dead air; my fear that no one cared or had any interest in what I was trying to do.
But I was still doing it.
So I thought it was only fitting that I discuss this topic and encourage others to do exactly what I found myself doing. I also wanted to write a corresponding blog post for all those who missed the live session and replay. I hope you'll join me next time :)
Overcome your fears and put yourself out there
Speak on what you know
We all possess knowledge/skills that can be shared with others. The first key to pushing past your fear of putting yourself out there is to go for what you know.
If you're an awesome illustrator but a not-so-good painter, guess what you should be sharing. Your illustrations! Because that's what you know!
Or say you're a photographer who has studied newborn photography from posing to editing and everything in between. Why would you focus on sharing street photography? Speak on what you know - and that's newborn photography.
That's not to say you can never branch out, but I think it should be easier to put yourself out there when you have a natural confidence simply from the fact that you KNOW the topic that you're talking about.
Focus on sharing what you know, and learning what you don't in private.
Speaking of confidence...
Confidence is truly key
2. Come from a place of confidence
I truly think the phrase "I'm no pro but...", and all other similar phrases, should be eliminated from all of our vocabularies.
Speaking from a place of confidence means having faith that you bring your own unique perspective to the table and that your perspective is valuable.
I myself am guilty of speaking from a place of slight lack of confidence in my abilities. See if you can spot a moment or two in my Simple Flatlay Tutorial . But it's important to possess confidence if you want to push past your fears.
You only need a little confidence to begin with. Once you start to put yourself out there, trust me - your confidence in your abilities will grow.
When I was setting up for my instagram live session to take place I was nervousss and wondering why in the world I thought it would be a good idea. By the end of the session, I was considering making live sessions a thing I do regularly.
All I needed to start my first live session was a small push from confidence. Once the confidence snowball got rolling, it just kept getting bigger and bigger
All you need is that small initial push. The tiniest bit of confidence can go the longest way.
Failure is possible, but not an obstacle
3. Know that failure is possible, but there's always a lesson
Become comfortable with knowing failure is a possible outcome. In fact, embrace this thought. The possibility of failure shouldn't be a reason to stop you from putting yourself out there in the first place.
"Failure" comes in many forms, but in this case I'm referring to not fulfilling your own expectations. With failures come lessons, and it's up to you to recognize and learn from those lessons. Figure out how to use your failure to better yourself and reach, or get closer to, your expectations the next time.
It's also important to realize that sometimes not reaching your goals doesn't automatically equate to failure. Personally, I didn't have a certain number of people I was hoping would tune in to my live session. BUT if I had only had one person watching, I probably would have felt like the session was a failure.
Instead, I should focus on the fact that I had someone (even if it was only one person) interested in the information I was offering and focus on making sure they left the session feeling inspired, motivating, and full of knowledge they didm' have before they watched the live session.
Always focus on the lessons that are there to be learned.
Above all else, just have fun!
4. Release the pressure, and have fun!
There's so much pressure these days to be perfect that many people are afraid to appear imperfect. Often times, people want to skip the awkward stages of developing a craft and be able to present their craft to others as 100% honed. But that's just not realistic!
Sometimes putting yourself out there means letting go of expectations of perfection, and the pressure that comes along with those expectations, There's a saying that "done is better than perfect", and to me there's no truer statement.
Conditions don't have to be perfect for you to share the gifts you've been given. Start where you're at with what you have - let go of needing things to be perfect and have a good time with it!
Putting yourself out there can be scary - there's no doubt that's true. But that doesn't mean you should let fear hold you back from sharing pieces of yourself with others.
Focus on what you know and share it confidently. Embrace the possibility of failure and let the pressures of perfection go.
Then put yourself out there.
Do it.
The world is waiting.
What fears have you been allowing to hold yourself back? How do you plan to push past them and flourish? I'd love to know - join the discussion below!
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How To Find Your Artistic Voice


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4 beds | 4 baths | 3068 square feet | Single Family Residential
A hidden gem in Manlius!
Treetops Circle is a Manlius hidden gem. You will appreciate living on the quiet cul-de-sac and savor the panoramic views in this 4 bed, 3 1/2 bath home. Leaving your neighborhood, if you turn right you're just 3 minutes from the heart of the village. If you turn left, you will be in the city in 15 mins.
You are welcomed by the grand 2-story entrance with gorgeous moldings. The kitchen has been updated with granite countertops. The kitchen has a breakfast room and skylights, and adjoins a spacious family room.
Other features include judges paneling, built-ins in the office, and hardwood floors throughout the first floor. There's an additional 1,266 square feet of finished space and a bathroom in the walkout lower space. And you'll be able to park three cars out of the snow in the garage.
This home is meticulously maintained and move-in ready. Schedule a showing today!
Judy Winslow
Property Details
- Property Class: Single Family
- Residential Listing Status: Active
- City: Manlius
- State: NY
- Zip: 13104
- Area: Manlius
- Subarea: Henneberry Heights
- County: Onondaga
- Class: Single Family
- Property Subtype: Single Family Residential
- Approx Lot Size: 0.610
- Stories: 2
- Fireplaces: Yes
- Beds: 4
- Baths Total: 4
- Baths F/H: 3/1
- Total Rooms: 14.00
- Garage: Yes
- Garage Spaces: 3.00
- Living Area (SqFt): 3068 sq. ft.
- Lot Size Area Acres: 0.61000
- Property Tax: $15,018
- Listing#: S326660
- Parcel Number: 31388911000000140080000000
- Year Built: 1991
- School District: Fayetteville-Manlius
- List Date: 2/20/2015


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Grant Writer
The POEC is looking for a parent to pursue grants with national and local businesses. If interested, you would need to write applications for grants and follow up on the grant process by meeting with business management. If interested, please email Aubrie Litster.
Parking Lot Duty
Volunteer opportunities are available for both morning and afternoon. If you volunteer every day - either morning or afternoon - you'll earn your full 30 hours because...DOUBLE HOURS!