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Whenever I think of a new recipe , I consciously brainstorm on including ingredients fetched from my back yard, as much as possible. This antioxidant packed passion fruit medicinal leaves smoothie has all the ingredients tulsi, guava and nutmeg leaves collected from our courtyard – (sweetener is store brought !).
Here, tulsi , tender guava and nutmeg leaves are blended with passion fruit. This ingredients make this juice a perfect immunity boosting drink and a good remedy for mild cough.
Passion Fruits
Passion fruits are rich source of antioxidants, vitamin C etc… In addition to being a vitamin A precursors, it has, thirteen different carotenoids including zeta-, beta- and alpha-carotene, b-cryptoxanthin, and lycopene.
Tulsi and Guava Leaves
Tulsi leaves are having high medicinal properties. These leaves have the ability to regulate cortisol (stress hormone) and balance the hormone levels. They act as antibiotic, germicidal and disinfectant agents protecting us from bacteria, viruses etc. They are good source of vitamin K also.
Guava leaves improve immunity, enhances heart and oral health, lower risk of diabetics and cancer.
Passion fruit and leaves Smoothie
Normally, at home we eat passion fruit as raw fruit. When we got 10 fruit on a single day, I thought of a healthy juice with them. (True reason is that I don't like them plain, as they are a bit too sour).
Initially, I had a double thought on how this would taste; with all these green leaves in!! After opening the jar and sensing the aroma of the fruit and leaves blended, I was sure that, this drink will finish fast, and it did so!
Passion fruit flesh – of 3 medium-sized fruits
Guava leaves (Tender) – 3
Tulsi leaves (Tender) – a handful (6-9)
Tender nutmeg leaf – 1 (or to taste)
Sugar / jiggery – as per taste
Water – 1.5 – to 2 glass
For making this perfect health drink, transfer the flesh of passion fruit into mixer jar. To this add, all three leaves and jaggery/any sweetener, to your taste**. Then blend everything in the mixer for 1-2 minutes. The leaves and fruits combine together to form a smooth pulp. This mixture is truly aromatic and tempting.
Then add water to make it to your desired concentration. Now, enjoy the energy boosting passion fruit and leaves smoothie. Chill in fridge, if you like it so.
**I have tried both sugar and jagerry, when adding jaggery you need more to make it sweet, but its healthier.
Hope you all will try making this health drink and let me know the results. I will be happy to know your modifications to the recipes and the results too. Thanks for reading!!
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My friend Larry is not exactly naive. But he is easily impressed. I mean that while he doesn't quite believe in Santa Claus, he does believe what the advertisements say. He does take editorials in the newspaper seriously, imagining that editors remember today what they cried so flamboyantly the day before. He is unduly responsive to the trend of popular opinion.
In short, if I want to know what the average American is thinking (or reacting under the impression that he is thinking), or what the average American is feeling at a given moment, Larry is an excellent barometer. He registers the emotional weather of his milieu. He senses new winds of opinion or prejudice in his bones, just the way rheumatic Aunt Sarah senses oncoming rain in hers.
And being a Jew, a successful Jewish business man, in fact, Larry is at this juncture in a tragic dilemma. His psychological barometer is registering the new atmospheric pressures of anti-Semitism. In the quips of friend and foe alike, in the tone of events around him—even in the protests of affection for the Jews by some of his associates and business contacts—he senses stronger winds of antagonism. What can he do about it?
He explained the dilemma to me the other day. "You know, they've got me wondering what's wrong with me," he said, and there was genuine distress in his voice. "Geez! It can't be that the world's making it all up, can it? Everybody dislikes us Jews. I catch myself thinking the way they do about us. In my heart I know that it's all baseless prejudice, but in my nerves I can't hold out always against the pressure."
As he talked, my mind swung to my last sojourn in Germany, about ten months ago.
I had found the Jews huddled together, for mutual comfort, for human warmth. Once upon a time they used to frequent cafes and restaurants and clubs of their own economic class or professional group. Now they foregathered only in Jewish cafes and clubs and restaurants. Everything else was closed to them, not so much by law as by the danger of humiliation.
All of them were sorrowful over the turn of events. Many were bitter, vengeful. A few, a very few, were hopeful of change. But what struck me as most terrible in the entire situation was a growing feeling among them that the Hitlerites were right in some if not all of their charges against the Jews.
I had gathered some anti-Jewish literature—foul, vicious, degenerate stuff, reeking of blood and stamped indelibly with the mark of the beast. To my utter amazement I found Jews there, in the new ghetto of Berlin and Hamburg, who looked at the putrid attacks and shook their heads sadly in agreement with some of the charges. Yes, they said, we Jews did go too far in law and medicine and journalism and the theatre….
The spurious logic of the anti-Semites had impressed itself upon

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Episode 297: Take the Soapy with Brian Redban
Brian Redban is back on this very special episode of Talkin' Shit. Listen in while the guys talk about rub n' tugs, other podcasts, Japanese tv and they try to get Machete a soapy. Then the guys try to log into a lulu. Find out if they do on this episode of Talkin' Shit.
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Housecall For Health: AIDS Research Milestones
Many people around the world are wearing red ribbons and showing support today in observance of World AIDS Day, and scientists continue to look at ways to prevent the virus.
FOX News Radio's Marghiee Teshineh reports in today's Housecall for Health:
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Since AIDS was first reported 30 years ago, scientists have not been able to successfully create a broadly effective vaccine to prevent infection. So researchers tried a different approach which has resulted in 100 percent protection against HIV in mice. According to a study just published in the Journal Nature, a protective gene is injected in the mice providing antibodies that shield the immune system from the virus. Researchers hope to test the approach on humans in the next couple of years.
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i came across several people who grew one or two nails very long for a specific purpose – and mostly they were men. its a good contrast to those who grow long fingernails, or extend their fingernails in a way that they are banned for utilitarian purposes.
he was a tailor living in dharavi/mumbai/india and he uses his long finger nail to make the crease on clothes.
david who works at a mobile phone repair shop in accra/ghana had a long finger nail to handle small mobile phone parts and circuits.
a student studying computer science in accra, he likes to have long finger nails because he likes the way he looks. there should be more than one so that he can use them to keep his finger nails clean on both hands.
i usually keep my nails long enough to protect my fingertips. i had two broken nails this week packing boxes, and its unbelievably bothersome. nails are a usefully embedded tool enhancing the performance of the most dexterous part of my body except: using touch screen devices. i had the strange feeling of rejection – almost temporary resentment – when i couldn't type on iphone as it didnt acknowledge my touch as a touch.


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My friends and I had a little get together last week. It was a pot luck so everyone was supposed to bring something. We realized that everyone was bringing something, alcohol. We only realized this the same day and we didn't want people to go out of their way to buy food so we went through the fridge looking for some appetizers that we can add to our menu to fill a hungry crowd.
Crystal brought an enormous shrimp salad. I brought lasagna and a salad with my favorite
I found pita in the freezer so I made zaatar wedges. Zaatar is a Middle Eastern spice that I always have on hand. I cut the pita into triangles, brushed them with olive oil, sprinkled loads of this spice and toasted them in the oven until crunchy. The result: crunchy authentic pita chips.
I also had labaneh or labaneh in the fridge. Labaneh is a Middle Eastern cheese that tastes like a mix between yogurt, sour cream and cheese. It is made by draining yogurt into a cheesecloth overnight and hanging it from a sink until it becomes the consistency of a cheese. I buy it ready made.
More about Labaneh
I spread the labaneh on a small circle plate and then made a circle with olive oil and sprinkled zaatar. This tasted great with the pita chips. Labaneh can be found at Middle Eastern stores.*
Our friends Jill and Dan brought different cheeses, crackers and nuts. There was a lot of food and the night was a success!
Labaneh and Zaatar can be found at :
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2331 140th NE
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Discussion in 'Other Sports' started by Deuce Wayne, Aug 9, 2013.
Bama proved again that it can't handle spread offenses, Oregon would clearly beat them imo
The problem Oregon has had is when teams have a month to prepare for them. OSU handled them in the Rose Bowl. Auburn held them to 17 in the championship game.
Give Saban a month to prepare and he'd find a way. One of the many problems with college football postseason.
A&M's offense is just as good as Oregon and Bama still won at their place. I'll wait and see Oregon actually play a quality team until announcing they're the best.
You should change your name slightly, from Inaccurate Passer to Inaccurate Poster.
A&M had a bunch of calls go their way, had some borderline miraculous plays go their way, had Bama's best DB out, and they still lost at home to a rusty Alabama team who had only played one game in the season so far.
New season, same song and dance.
I hope we can find out.
Nothing impressive about that Bama defense saturday that's for sure and they gave up a long Td run against V-tech.
Don't forget the t town menswear thing.
I don' think Oregon could handle the 'Bama run game.
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Back on September 8, LI took stock of Iraq and came up with five combinations, given the forces in play at the moment, which might come true. Here are the combinations and our analysis.
�1. American troops withdraw. We leave behind a stable, American friendly democracy, that pays America back its 200 billion dollars, with interest, in a timely matter.
2. American troops withdraw. The government that is left behind is less friendly to America than Kuwait, but more friendly than Iran. It is, however, stable, and has certain democratic aspects. The 200 billion dollars is not paid back.
3. American troops leave. The American friendly democracy that is left behind tries to repay the American debt, causing a nation wide rebellion. It is overthrown by a government that is hostile to America.
4. American troops leave. Iraq is riven with conflict. The 200 billion dollars is gone. The conflict lasts for a long time, is destabilizing, and no side in it is openly pro-American.
5. American troops don't leave, but have to stay indefinitely, due to conflict. Another 100 billion dollars is spent on Iraq, but the nation is riven with conflict. Casualties mount. No stability, no democracy, and increasing harm to American forces.
One can argue that there are innumerable subsets. There are. But I imagine each one simply enriches the detail of one or another item on this list.
The problem with the Bush solution is simple. It bets everything on 1. Myself, I think one has about the same chance as Dennis Kucinich has of being the next US president.
The second option is much more possible. But humans drive their own history -- it will definitely be made impossible the more Bush bets on 1. The other three options are progressively worse for American interests. And for Iraq.
So, rationally, for our 150-200 billion dollars -- money we are not going to see again -- I'd say the reasonable thing to do is to take 2 as a scenario and try to improve it. That means ... well, it means handing power over to the Iraqi cabinet, and letting Bremer tell rotary clubs in Indiana all about his splendid plan for an Iraqi constitution. It means getting real about the money -- this money isn't coming back. It means letting the Iraqis decide what kind of economy they want -- from the contractors they hire to repair oil wells to the market system they are comfortable with. Of course, the "Iraqis" don't operate in isolation. But we should certainly not get into a situation in which there is a puppet Iraqi elite that simply obeys Americans, and thus abruptly abridges its shelf life. The commentary I've read about Iraq is truly odd -- it is as if nobody even thinks about what happens when the Americans withdraw. The Americans are not going to enforce a permanent solution to the Iraq problem -- period. The arguments are all about the chaos that will ensue if we withdraw right now, and how we have to do this, and how we have to do that... But by the force of things (ah, Lucretian phrase!) the Iraqis are the ones who will be there when the Americans are long gone. The american exit strategy better be shaped with that reality in mind.�
Since then, we are happy to say that the Bush administration, with all the finesse of a gnat shooting an elephant gun, has actually committed itself to certain of the changes we recommended in our last graf. Congratulations, Bush-ites. Alas, for changes in a plan to be successful, they have to be timely, correspond with the changed circumstances (of which they are part � feedback, my dear Watson, is an inherent factor in any extended action), and have to project some kind of goal. By September 8, it was obvious that Bush�s people had lied about the cost of the war and who was going to pay for it. Bush�s 87 billion dollar speech was much like the patient finally admitting to the shrink that those dreams did signify something a little funny about his relationship to his parents. Actually, Bush looked much like a patient as he droned the speech out. Now, another bullet point of the plan � the incredibly silly search for a constitution that would guarantee a democracy in Iraq, as long as it didn�t give the majority in the country (the Shi�ites) the majority, is starting to crumble. But accepting reality in Iraq (which extends to such things as calling the war in Iraq a war, and not a war on terrorists or terrorism, which it isn�t) is not a hallmark of the dimwit D.C. occupiers. The goal from the beginning of the occupation has been to make Iraq free for free enterprise. Whether that idea is good or bad for Iraq is irrelevant � the question is, is it implement-able? The answer is no. The one thing the Americans can�t leave behind, with any confidence, is a set of laws that radically change the economic nature of the country.
Ah, but the reader exclaims, Mr. LI, incredibly prescient as you have been so far, sir, aren�t you committing an act of probabilistic hubris here?
Well� okay, we are. No is too big, perhaps. But it is colorful, and it does bear the weight of history. It is a much better bet than the Bush bet.
For confirmation, one has only to go to Bush�s favorite occupation stories, the case of Germany and the case of Japan. Germany is more interesting. There were essentially two occupations of Germany, the American and the Soviet. The Americans never even broke up the criminal corporations that did the dirty work for the Nazis, and profited by it. Essentially, the Americans left the economic structure of Germany to be worked out by the Germans. The Soviets, on the other hand, re-did the whole system. They implemented Communism with a Non-Human face � Frankenstalin Communism � from the top. Result: East Germany became an economic basket case by the eighties, and was absorbed by West Germany � an act that showed the incredible opulence of West Germany, by the way � when the Wall fell.
So what are the combinations now?
Point for our side: we can now subtract the 200 billion the Iraqis are going to pay us. This should make combination 2, above, a better bet. So far, the resistance in Iraq has not produced a program, or a leadership. We are told repeatedly that polls show how much the resistance is disliked. We don�t quite believe that so much military activity could be carried out by so wholly an unpopular network. We think that even those people who tell American pollsters that they dislike the guerrillas might be thinking that the guerrillas are supplying messy but needed pressure on the Americans to get going. Otherwise, the impunity of guerrilla actions is pretty hard to fathom. On the other hand, since guerrilla activity seems to correspond pretty strongly to the map of Sunni Iraq, it is possible that he Shi'ite population doesn't even toy with this Machiavellian afterthought.
Alas, while the resistance hasn�t produced a program or a leadership, neither have the American sponsored Iraqi leaders. This is a leadership that longs for democracy without elections. Being perpetually appointed by democratic powers seems to suit them just fine. That is because they, too, stand for nothing. Chalabi has turned into a symbol of this hollow leadership. We once thought of Chalabi as a sort of Iraqi Mussolini. No longer. We think of him now as an Iraqi D�Annunzio. You�ll recall that the poet, D�Annunzio, seeing himself as the natural duce of Italy, organized a paramilitary force at the end of WWI and tried to take Trieste. D�Annunzio was much better at designing operatic costumes than coups. His was a fiasco, and his natural duce-ship of Italy soon went up in smoke.
The town meeting idea � that town meetings, rather than elections, are going to find the representatives to assemble the congress that assembles the constitution that lives in the house that Jack Bremer built � represents an unworkable compromise with democracy. Sorry, no dice, Jack. While it is natural that Bush should have a liking for the electoral college, and a dislike for popular elections, he shouldn�t assume that it makes a great foreign policy idea.
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Das Langweilige ist interessant geworden, weil das Interessante angefangen hat langweilig zu werden. – Thomas Mann
"Never for money/always for love" - The Talking Heads
Das Langweilige ist interessant geworden, weil das Interessante angefangen hat langweilig zu werden. – Thomas Mann
"Never for money/always for love" - The Talking Heads
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The heavens declare thy glory, The firmament thy powerAuthor: Thomas R. Birks (1874)
Published in 53 hymnals
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1 The heavens declare your glory,
the firmament your power;
day unto day the story
repeats from hour to hour.
Night unto night replying,
proclaims in every land,
O Lord, with voice undying,
the wonders of your hand.
2 The sun with royal splendor
goes forth to chant your praise,
and moonbeams soft and tender
their gentler anthem raise.
O'er every tribe and nation
the music is outpoured,
the song of all creation
to you, creation's Lord.
3 All heaven on high rejoices
to do its Maker's will;
the stars with solemn voices
resound your praises still.
So let my whole behavior,
each thought, each deed I do,
be, Lord, my strength, my Savior,
a ceaseless song to you.
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st. 1 = Ps. 19:1-2
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st. 3 = Ps. 19:14
This paraphrase of the opening verses of Psalm 19 was written by British scholar Thomas R. Birks (b. Staveley, Derbyshire, England, 1810; d. Cambridge, England, 1883), who published it in his Companion Psalter (1874). Birks was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge. After ordination in the Church of England, he served two churches and was a professor of moral philosophy at Cambridge. He wrote about a number of biblical subjects, especially prophecy, and prepared at least a hundred versifications of psalms.
Following the example of Psalm 19:1-6, this text takes as its theme the praise that all creation gives to its Creator. In typical nineteenth-century fashion Birks provides a moral: just as the physical universe around me praises the Lord God, so I must praise the Creator with all my thoughts, words and deeds (st. 3). The modernized version in the Psalter Hymnal reflects current pronoun usage. (For additional comments on this psalm see PHH 19.)
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Brody unfazed by deep Houdini role
Adrien Brody has revealed that the challenge of portraying legendary magician Harry Houdini is "very exciting".
The Oscar-winning actor is set to play the illusionist in an upcoming History Channel mini-series, titled Houdini, which he said is in early stages.
"We are in the beginning stages of that, but it's very exciting and I have a lot of work ahead of me. There's a tremendous amount of research necessary to play an actual character, who is someone well-known and loved and revered," he said.
Adrien, who launched the Bombay Sapphire Imagination Series: Film Competition at the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival in New York, is looking forward to immersing himself into the role. The show is expected to cover Houdini's life and career until his death at the age of 52 in 1926.
The 40-year-old is no stranger to throwing himself into the deep end with his performances. He drew away from his then-girlfriend, family and friends for months, gave up his flat and his car, learned how to play the piano, and lost 29lbs for his role in Roman Polanski's The Pianist, which won him an Oscar award.
"In interpreting someone like Houdini, there are a lot of specifics that goes beyond imagination in that sense and there are a lot of details that need to be incorporated, and have to become essentially a part of me in order for me to interpret and portray him faithfully," he added.
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We're here to help. Students are seen for issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, ADHD, eating disorders, suicide prevention, anger, grief and loss, financial problems, stress, and addictions. Our mission is to assist students in resolving their personal difficulties and to provide them with coping strategies and resources so that they can succeed in college and in the pursuit of their long-term goals.
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Teaching Frustration
I think that Plato got it all wrong when he decided to take the angle he did when writing the "Allegory of the Cave." He completely forgot to mention the teacher and the way that person feels when helping her student. I've always respected teaching as a profession and what teachers do, but I never fully appreciated how hard it is.
One night, I was helping my little brother, Sainey, do his 5th grade maths homeowrk of writing numbers into words. Things began pretty well with some small "spell me this" and the sort, but he knew the numbers and could say them which is better than some of my junior high kids. We made our way to the number 1,536,563. Well, I introduced the word one-million to his word bank . Ten minutes later, I was still saying five-hundred sixty-three what, Sainey? The reply was five-six-three. All of this despite the fact that the previous question was 100,243 which he got on the first try.
Well, we worked hard and I did a good job of not giving him the answer but I had that behind-the-eye ache of frustration/agitation that I think I must be one of the only people lucky enough to experience. He HAD it one question before -- how could he have forgotten? Well, we worked even harder and finally finished the assignment. Maybe Plato got it right when he spoke of the struggle to gain knowledge but he totally left out the person who allowed the prisoner to escape and the guy who takes on the kids from him compound and helps them with numbers and long multiplication.
Coconut Story
My host brother, Ebu, and some of his friends and I went on a coconut harvesting mission. To begin with we had to find an Acacia type tree and lopped some fairly large branches off. The limbs we carried to a pre-chosen palm tree where we pulled some palm fronds down to make some lashing. We also used some bark to make some rope and tied the limbs end-to-end. The limb on top was crooked and we proceeded to hoist the contraption up into the canopy to hook it. Well, this tree was a little too tall and the tower dropped a couple of times before we moved to a smaller tree. Once we got the thing hooked, Ebu's friend shimmied up to 10 meter pole and started climbing around the canopy chopping off the coconut bucnhes with an axe and big crash.
Well, kids, I'm heading back up country tomorrow so I can make it back in time for Tobaski. The holiday commemorates Abraham and the aborted sacrifice of his son Ishmael. There will be a gigantic amount of goat meat and slaughter along with some praying and fun which I am excited about. Who knows when I'll be back down...but I will have to come to the bank once a month starting in January so with any luck you'll get to hear from me a little more often! Peace and Love!!


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Chiarelli Expects a Quiet Sundayby John Bishop / Boston Bruins
WILMINGTON, MA – As the NHL's free agency period gets into gear on July 1, Boston Bruins General Manager Peter Chiarelli predicts a slow summer Sunday.
"My gut is telling me that we'll be quiet," said Chiarelli. "That's my gut.
"Now if you look at as to how we've built our team over the years -- but for my first year…when we signed Ryder -– we haven't really gone out and hit a couple home runs on July 1.
"And I said this earlier [this offseason], maybe I look at the trade market after the July 1, but my gut is I'll probably be quiet."
However, there will be at least two contracts to sign, as the B's boss has two deals completed in principle – restricted free agent goalie Tuukka Rask and prospect forward Alexander Khokhlachev will take pen to paper on Sunday.
"You know, as general managers, we all try to be proactive," said Chiarelli when asked if he were surprised about signings around the league. "We all try and project; we all try and get ahead of it so that's what you're seeing and every year, I'm asked the same question, 'Am I surprised at the enormity of the numbers?'
"It's just - players get better and they deserve to earn more. Now in the bigger scheme of things…obviously we're at the end of our CBA and that has to be dealt with, but nothing surprises me anymore."
Chiarelli said the expiring CBA is taken into account as he looks at deals, but it's not the only factor.
"Believe it or not, I'm trying to be cautious and trying to keep the team together," said the GM. "So, I like the flexibility we have going forward.
"I'm trying to operate under that [cap] number," added Chiarelli when asked if he is balancing assumptions about a new NHL labor deal while working under the current pact. "I'm a shade under it now.
"Keeping the team together is a priority, and then if for whatever reason the cap goes down a significant number, then we have to deal with it and we feel that we have very good players that if we have to move players around, then we can do that.
"I would hope that we don't do that, but short answer is yes, I'm trying to be cautious, stay under that number," he said.
In reference to the one-year deal that Rask is ready to sign, Chiarelli was also asked if he liked shorter contracts.
"You know, I don't mind having contracts expire," said the GM. "Then we make decisions on players they want to prove to me –- to us -– that they want to stay. So whether it's one-year deals or two-year deals, I don't mind shorter deals.
"We've obviously given longer deals too," continued Chiarelli. "But to Tuukka's credit, too, he wanted this done and he wanted to prove to me -- and he told me he wanted to prove to me [his worth] -- and he could have went out and tried to do [arbitration] and test the free agency and he's not.
"I mean, he wants to be a member of the Boston Bruins for a long time and I like to hear that."


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What does that have to do with VY's last season as a Titan?
Here we go with the VY homers.... Give it a rest, the guy is done unless we are talking Arena football.
I guess the suicide watch has too start up again ...
When VY left the league he couldn't win a spot on A roster over the likes of Ryan Fitzpatrick or Tavarius Jackson ..
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Maybe he can start a TV reality show with Allan Iverson about athletes who had millions and blew it all.
God... He blew so much money. I don't feel bad for him at all.
no matter how many times i hear these stories it just makes no sense at all. I mean how hard is it to put away 1-3 mil first and then if you wanna blow it all go for it.
And I should feel bad for him because he's "poor"? I feel bad for him because he's stupid.
Vince Young got a 6 on the Wonderlic before he was drafted and people wonder why he went broke...
Mo Money, Mo Money, I'm guessing Economics is not taught at Texas???
Guess that dude didn't pay attention in economics and finance class ... what dipstick takes out a 20% + loan anyway ?? Dumb as rocks ...but kicked tail in the National Championship ...that guy seemed like he beat SC by himself !
this guy is an immature ego maniac who is still treated like a GOD in the AUSTIN area by fans and especially the media. its disgusting these people dont hold him accountable for his behavior instead they blame JEFF FISHER for destroying poor VY?????
Texas longhorn "bromance" between michelle and vy. Figures, look, the press in nashville has been "hinting" about "personal issues" being the reason michelle has SUCKED THE BIG ONE these past 3+ years. Now we know, he misses vy. NOT KIDDING.
I almost felt sorry for him until I read this.
3 strikes and your out. You chit where you eat then guess what.......you eat chit.
Pay your dues, shut your pie hole and cowboy up Griffin.


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Quality Meat Scotland chairman Jim McLaren and NFU Scotland president Nigel Miller toured the Simon Howie Foods plant near Dunning where the company produces around 500 product lines for around 150 hotels and restaurants as well as Tesco, Sainsbury, Asda and Morrisons.
Owner Simon Howie said the business ensured the traceability and quality of the meat it sold by in-depth knowledge and understanding of its suppliers. We pride ourselves in the relationships with our suppliers and customers. That is based on dealing with people we know and people who know us and know we won't compromise on quality."
McLaren stressed the benefits of a short supply chain and buying local while Miller said that consumers were looking for traceability and quality to be built into every step their food takes from farm to plate and Scotland had the standards and systems in place that could deliver that.


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I guess the good news is that I don't have a bubble at all. Charles Murrays new book talks about the increasing divide in America. Looks fascinating. Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010
They have a helpful quiz to determine the thickness of your individual cultural bubble. Interesting questions and here is my result.


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Today is a day we remember someone very close. His stories are told, and his memories passed on, but to have one minute with him and our two girls – Oh how lovely that would be. We love you and remember you today and everyday!
This photo of our girls lighting a candle for Colin, was taken on our recent trip to Paris, we were inside Notre-Dame! Such a magnificent church.
Sorry for the lack of posts lately, travelling and work have consumed my life over the last few weeks. However with that behind me and 2012 fast approaching, excitement fills the air. Today we rest and remember and give thanks to a great man that left us a little too soon. Thank you for creating so much love and joy (and my hubby 😉 XXX ) with love Jody


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Great article!…. I like the fact that whether I agree or not, it is great writing and always makes me think about the game of hockey, which is the whole point of reading articles. Keep up the great work 😉
Not too long after Sidney Crosby's return to the Pittsburgh Penguins, has there been a large target placed upon his back by the classless Philadelphia Flyers. With Crosby being one of the most talented, respected and skillful players in the NHL, you would think that with his recent history of concussions and time off the ice that Philly would lay off a little and mark someone else. Targeting a newly rejuvenated Crosby; fresh off the bench; who in 2011 missed more than 100 games, is pathetic and disrespectful.
With a header of 'Cowardly Penguin' on the Philadelphia's Daily News, Crosby's response was "It's probably one of the nicer things they've said about me" as he laughs, even though Crosby admits to 'not liking anyone' on the Flyers – who can blame him?
As it was once questioned whether or not Crosby would in fact return this season, it seems nothing is holding this incredible athlete back. Not even the contentiousness between the Flyers and the Pens would have Sidney unhinged for this series – as evidence in last night's game in Philly. Trying to hit Crosby where it hurts with a string of disparaging comments, articles, and even tactless t-shirts in Philadelphia, cannot hold this extraordinary player back from displaying his genuine talent on the ice, and in their face.
Unfortunately for Philly, this superman is back to stay, here to play – and play well, as seen by his first-rate slap shots yesterday. Philly, expecting a sweep as James Neal was out due to a suspension for the hit on Claude Giroux – game 3, was in for a blow. Jordan Staal stepped up and took down the hat trick last night on the unsuspecting and extremely unprepared Flyers. However, this hat-trick was far too familiar, as we saw this previously with Neal taking us down when the Pens hit the Jets back in Pittsburgh March 20th.
Hopefully the Pittsburgh Penguins can take back the series. Looking like it was going to be the beginning of the end with a downward spiral, the Pens were starting to show resemblances of the Jets in their last stretch of the season. Only improving 4 points since last year, our Winnipeg Jets will need some more amped up action from the likes of Wheeler, Antropov, and Byfuglien. Nonetheless the popularity and talent seemed to lie heavily within the Winnipeg Jet's G.S.T. line.
And thank god for our hot-shot tough guys like Thorburn, Stuart, and Slater, who we know will substantially improve the team's worth in years to come. It's great to see that any of them can throw a mean 1-2. Taking most of the opposition down hard, these rough-around-the-edges boys don't fall down easily after taking a few knocks. With any sort of win the Jets want to capture next season, they better have these gifted players in their line-up!
It's safe to say that Winnipeg would not have any objections for these certain resilient Jets to take out anyone from the Flyers' team. With continuous cheap shots from Giroux, Hartness, and Voracek on Crosby, I think the Flyer's need to gain a little self-respect. Trying to crush Crosby's legacy and the dream team just isn't going to happen. Crosby said "I just wanna make sure of finding ways to get to the net." And he did just that. "We realized pretty quickly that they're calling all the stuff, the hooks, the holds, the stick stuff, and we gotta be aware of that and stay outta the box."
Schooling the Flyers a disgusting 10-3, slappers flew past Brobovsky left and right. Malkin, Staal, and Crosby took it down in a major way in Philly last night with a magnitude of killer moves. Fluery and Dupuis also took advantage of the Philly's low-blows and continuous penalties, as the Pens scored at almost each and every power play opportunity.
Like our Jets beating Philly with hard wins more than a few times this season, we would definitely have them on their knees like the Pens did. One way to shut the boorish Flyer crowd is to pack 'em down by 7. Well done!
Crosby has found his way back – now let's keep it that way.
Become an MVP with Winnipeg Whiteout and never miss a thing.
Great article!…. I like the fact that whether I agree or not, it is great writing and always makes me think about the game of hockey, which is the whole point of reading articles. Keep up the great work 😉
'Great article!…. I like the fact that whether I agree or not, it is
great writing and always makes me
think about the game of hockey, which is the
whole point of reading articles. Keep up the great work ;)'
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I think this is the same person as 'hockey fan'
Crosby's been acting like a punk so far this series. He's lucky nobody's cleaned his clock yet. But the real question is what's up with Fluery? His head is just not in the game the way it usually is.
Playoffs are great! LOL Never a dull moment! Makes hockey so much more entertaining when there is a little bit of "conflict" and some back stories. This article is very good. Easy to read and well written.
Good call on Crosby….Penns are my team….Why is everyone so anal about this guy? Jealous probably. He is a truly talented athlete who really only cares about the game. All this other "BS" is just politics.
PS: Are you free Saturday, Ms Duffy? I'm in town for the weekend….T
Good article. I like how u have the balls to stand up for someone who is standing up for their team when so many people feel the need to Chirp him. He is trying to spark a fire just like your articles do. Not sure how tough Slater is though but maybe he told you that in an interview once so I will let it slide. Good work.


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Missing your weekly fix of Big Brother? Well, ABC may have a solution for you.
Though the Alphabet Network is still in the process of defending itself against CBS' lawsuit demanding that it not air its new reality series, The Glass House, the show premiered as scheduled tonight.
No big shock, considering a judge wasn't likely to pull the plug on it anyway...
But now CBS' goal of tearing down The Glass House is that much more unrealistic.
The show may feature strangers living in a house while they compete for money and face weekly eliminations, but ABC has argued in its rebuttal filings that CBS doesn't own those plot points and is trying to unfairly stifle both competition and creativity.
CBS sued the rival network last month for copyright infringement and misappropriating trade secrets, claiming the new show was a blatant Big Brother rip-off.
Meanwhile, The Glass House got underway tonight with seven men and seven women raring to outsmart each other in hope of making alliances and—in one of the biggest deviations from the Big Brother formula—not alienating the viewers, because fans' votes are what will help determine who gets sent home every week.
The roomies are a diverse crew, ranging from Holly, a 21-year-old retail clerk who enjoys belly dancing, to Ashley, a 30-year-old paralegal, to Mike, a 48-year-old Bar Mitzvah DJ.
So, did you watch The Glass House? If so, what did you think? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section!
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Henry Vermeulen <henryver_at_hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<40db50be$0$8636$756600cd_at_news.cambrium.nl>...
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> I'm installing 8i on my linux box.
> Now i ran stuck on something simple like missing a script.
> The docs say it should be in /tmp. Google says it either.
> But it isn't there. Even worse, it's nowhere.
> I'm installing the 8.1.7 version downloaded from oracle.
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If you ever have an opportunity to make a rap video starring custom puppets, I hope you take that opportunity.
When Can't Stop Won't Stop released their LP "Wildebeest" in 2013, I pinged the group about doing a music video for a song on the album. They were 100% interested, and the plan was to film something when I was next in Los Angeles. Over the next two years it felt that my work in L.A. either didn't line up with times when they were in town or I didn't have time to tag on an extra project while down in California.
Eventually a window aligned when the group was sort of available at the same time that I was sort of available, but during that week, none of the vocalists would be in the same city – they were scattered all over the USA. My first though: make an animated music video! My second thought: use puppets! The band was down with the idea, so I began putting out feelers for excellent puppeteers.
My brother Morgan helped me find Randall McNair of Widgets, Inc., who is basically a reincarnation of Jim Henson. He and his wife Lucy proved to be amazing people to work with. They brought a lot of creative juice to the mix and were total professionals in every way. They have a fair amount of film experience, as well as tons of live theater experience, and they were patient with the rest of us while we worked through the learning curve of filming puppets in action.
Shooting the "NPR" video today and tomorrow with the homie @garrettgibbons – Is my nose really that green tho?! A photo posted by CANT STOP WONT STOP (@cswsmusic) on
We began filming in Utah, near where Randall and Lucy live (they had just come back from a few weeks working on a show in Alaska). Filming was relatively straightforward once I started figuring out how to film a puppet in action. The train footage was hilarious to film because people kept walking through the aisle, and they had to step over Randy and Lucy, who were laying in the aisle with their arms raised between the seats to operate the puppets. One security guard just casually stepped over them without batting an eyelid. I guess they see far weirder things on those trains.
We filmed the first verse in front of David Eff's pink truck that sells frozen bananas, and put out a call to fans to invite them to come and dance it up. Here's a behind-the-scenes video clip of Randy and Lucy in action, obviously rapping along with nearly every word from the song:
Another boring day at the office. @cswsmusic @davideff #film #smallhd #provo #musicvideo #puppet #hiphop #sesamestreet @widgetsinc A video posted by Garrett Gibbons (@garrettgibbons) on
My favorite setup was the recording studio (June Audio Recording Studios in Provo, Utah), which was a shot I had previsualized early in the creative process, and was thrilled to see the footage turn out almost exactly as I had originally envisioned. Normally, during the development process things change and evolve, and the process is a journey that leads somewhere I hadn't initially planned. When this happens, though, and the strong initial vision is brought to fruition without mitigation, it feels great.
#Repost @cswsmusic with @repostapp. ・・・ Gee, it feels surreal. Handheld Hawkins bedeviling the mic. #overgram #notsorry @smallhd #juneaudio A photo posted by Garrett Gibbons (@garrettgibbons) on
The Mercedes SLK 500 was a blast to work with, as well. David Eff found this car and its owner at a local car show a few weeks before production began. He wasn't entirely sure what he was committing to, but there's something special about being able to turn to an elderly gentleman and say, "Sir, can we have this puppet drive your car?"
Never fear! Our puppet rap video has a Benz and gold chains. A photo posted by Garrett Gibbons (@garrettgibbons) on
We filmed the green screen footage in a park, using one pink bike that I bought from a thrift store for $5 the morning we filmed it. I wanted to harness the cheesy chroma key composite feel of early-90s Sesame Street, and I feel like it turned out just right.
All in all, this project was a blast to work on. Can't Stop Won't Stop have a huge amount of energy; I hope to be able to work with them and the McNairs in the future! Enjoy the video!


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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The real Nick Foles is a little Peyton-esque.
Foles responded from the worst game of his career with one for the ages, tying an NFL record with seven touchdown passes in the Philadelphia Eagles' 49-20 victory over Oakland on Sunday.
That was quite a turnaround after he was 11 of 29 for 80 yards in a 17-3 loss to Dallas on Oct. 20.
Considering he's made just nine starts, many are wondering if Foles is more like the guy who played against the Cowboys or the one who put up historic numbers vs. the Raiders.
"I think what happened in the Cowboys game was such a surprise to everybody because that's not what Nick expects out of himself, not what we expect out of him," coach Chip Kelly said Monday. "I thought that what happened in the Cowboys game was an exception, not the rule. That's not the Nick Foles I know."
Foles' performance may have been the best statistical game by a quarterback in NFL history. He completed 22 of 28 passes for 406 yards, no interceptions and a perfect passer rating of 158.3. He had seven touchdowns before the end of the third quarter, played two more series and sat out the final 13 minutes.
Only six other players threw seven TD passes in a game, including Peyton Manning against Baltimore in this year's season opener. Sid Luckman, Adrian Burk, George Blanda, Y.A. Tittle and Joe Kapp also did it between 1943-69.
Of the seven players, Foles is the only to have more TDs than incomplete passes. Foles, Manning and Tittle are the only ones to throw seven TDs without an interception.
"You know, really what happened in the Cowboys game was the first time I've ever seen that from him," Kelly said. "Let's hope it's the last time we ever see it from him. I know from being with him, he's a guy that's a student of the game. He works extremely hard at it, doesn't seem to get rattled. In that game I don't know what happened.
"But let's move on and let's hopefully we work off the Tampa game and we work off of this last game as we continue to move forward."
Foles, a second-year pro who started six games last year, lost the starting competition to Michael Vick in training camp. He played well after replacing an injured Vick in the second quarter of a win at the New York Giants on Oct. 6, and was the NFC Player of the Week against the Buccaneers the next game. Then came the awful performance vs. Dallas that ended with him suffering a concussion.
After missing one game, Foles returned to help the Eagles (4-5) stay within a game of the first-place Cowboys (5-4) in the NFC East. He was outstanding against the Raiders from the start, leading an offense that hadn't scored a TD the past two games to 28 points on the first four possessions.
And, Foles did it against a defense that came in ranked 10th in the league.
"In the Cowboys game, I was not very accurate, and I did not play well," Foles said. "You really have to get back to the fundamentals, and I was excited to go out there and get a win for the Eagles."
His teammates never doubted his ability.
"He has so much confidence, and that's something you need in a quarterback," said Riley Cooper, who caught three of the scoring passes. "So, he handled it great. He's a real winner."
Foles always earns praise for his work ethic.
"Well, I would definitely say that has it in him," running back LeSean McCoy said. "Just the way he prepares for these games, he comes out there ready to dominate."
Foles appears to have ended the quarterback controversy in Philadelphia, though Kelly won't make any commitments. Vick still isn't ready to practice because of an injured left hamstring so Foles probably would get the start at Green Bay next week regardless of his seven TDs.
Overall, Foles has 1,028 yards passing, 13 TDs, zero interceptions and a 127.4 this season.
"He went from NFC Player of the Week against Tampa Bay to not playing very well against the Cowboys to now coming back," Kelly said. "He's probably got a life full of lessons in the last three weeks."
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Our faith and Risk-Taking Mission and Service are intrinsically bound together. "Faith without works is dead", James 2:17. As we serve, we grow in our faith; and as we grow in our faith, we learn to serve. Belief is like breathing in; serving is like breathing out. Moving from Mission and Service to Risk-Taking Mission and Service involves greater uncertainty, a higher possibility of discomfort, resistance, or sacrifice. Risk-Taking Mission and Service takes us into ministries that push us outside of our comfort zone, stretching beyond the circle of relationships and practices that routinely define our faith commitments. God uses such ministries to expose us to people, situations, and needs we would never ordinarily encounter and that reveal to us spiritual gifts and talents held by others that we would not ordinarily recognize or celebrate. Risk-Taking Mission and Service sends us from the 'comfort' of the shoreline to the 'uncomfortable' yet fulfilling deep waters of our faith.
We commit ourselves to Risk-Taking Mission and Service and expect that lives will be transformed by being the 'hands and feet' of Jesus Christ into the world around us. We will be conduits of God's grace, mercy and love by putting our faith into action. We will measure the fruitfulness of Risk-Taking Mission and Service by the lives changed rather than how much money was raised or the size of the check sent. We will do mission with others and not ministry for others. We will see that people we serve feel respected and blessed; not dependent or helpless. We will encourage church members and friends of FUMC to move into the deeper waters of Risk-Taking Mission and Service through regular opportunities of varied types of mission and service projects.
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Mid-term Report of the Online Working Group on National Machineries for Gender Equality
Mid-term Report of the Online Working Group on National Machineries for Gender Equality
"Examples" and "Lessons Learned"
Prepared for the 43rd Session of the Commission on the Status of Women
I. A Virtual Community: What is going on?
II. Three Weeks of Online Discussion -a Summary:
II. Make YOUR Voices Heard: Issues for Future Discussion
I. A Virtual Community: What is going on?
This is a unique opportunity for the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) to gain from the experience of NGO activists, researchers and government officials.
On 8 February 1999, Women Watch launched the Online Working Group on National Machineries for Gender Equality, as part of a series of online dialogues . Approx. 350 individuals from all parts of the world are exchanging experiences via e-mail and learning from each other. The number of participants is steadily growing. People from all regions are making their voices heard.
The goal of this working group is to compile "best practices" and "good examples" for strengthening national machineries for gender equality. This summary is being provided as input to the 43rd session of the CSW. Further information on the goals and structure of the working group is attached.
The working group is running for six weeks, from 8 February to 19 March 1999. The summary below highlights the outcome of the discussion during the first three weeks.
II. Three Weeks of Online Discussion - a Summary:
A. New Strategies to Mainstream Gender in all Government Policies
The Beijing Platform defines mainstreaming of a gender perspective as a core responsibility of national machineries. According to the Platform, a national machinery is the "central coordinating unit inside the government. Its main task is to support government-wide mainstreaming of a gender perspective in all policy areas" (paragraph 202).
Many participants reported on the activities of their country or organization to implement this mandate. The contributions fall into three categories: 1. Institutional structures; 2. Capacity building and 3. Framework for gender and organizational change.
1. Institutional Structures
As the contributions showed, it is very important for a national machinery to build strong links with other parts of the government, both formally and informally, and to initiate cooperation on gender issues among all ministries and departments. Participants from, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Canada, Spain (Basque Country) and the USA reported on their country's efforts to institutionalize cooperation between different parts of the government. Some countries have established an interdepartmental group.
In Spain (Basque Country), for example, according to one participant, the interdepartmental group is headed by the President of the Basque Countries. It comprises one person from each department at the Deputy Minister level. The goal of the group is to coordinate the government's gender policy. Each department develops an action plan for gender equality in its respective area; at the beginning of each year, the Interdepartmental Commission discusses and approves this plan. Parallel, an ongoing working group of staff members complements the work of the interdepartmental group. Technical personnel from each department collaborate to implement the government's gender policy on a daily basis.
The above mentioned institutional structure at the central government is complemented by a similar structure at the territorial level. The Interterritorial Commission comprises representatives from all parts of the Basque Country. It is responsible for coordinating and implementing the government's gender policy on the territorial level.
Participants reported that in Zimbabwe, the national machinery built strong links with the Ministries of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, Agriculture, Home Affairs, Education, Health and Child Welfare. The latter is currently working on a strategy to engender its next five-year programme. An activist from Uganda reported that in her country, the Gender Directorate in the Ministry of Gender mainly acts as a catalyst and facilitator. Its task is to lobby other sectors of government to mainstream gender in their work. This function is carried out in partnership with sectoral ministries, including the ministry of agriculture, natural resources and others.
2. Capacity Building
Many participants stressed that it is important to equip government staff with knowledge and skills to carry out gender analysis. They reported on their government's efforts to build capacity for gender mainstreaming.
A participant reported that in Trinidad and Tobago, the national machinery launched a gender training programme for Permanent Secretaries, Cabinet Ministers, Members of Parliament, and members of the Judiciary. In Spain (Basque Country), professionals from all government departments meet regularly to exchange experiences on gender issues and to learn from each other.
3. Framework for Gender and Organizational Change
One participant from the USA presented an interesting framework to achieve organizational change to integrate gender in all aspects of an organization's work. The concept is based on experiences of NGOs. It is considered equally valuable for governments or other institutions.
According to this framework, all organizational change has to be based on a strong political will: a clear commitment by the leadership for gender integration, and the allocation of staff and financial resources. This commitment by the leadership should then lead to three vital changes:
a) positive organizational culture, which involves a more gender diverse staff at all levels and equal valuing of women's and men's perspectives and working styles
b) technical capacity to mainstream gender, including staff skill in gender analysis, availability of gender disaggregated data, and development of gender sensitive tools and procedures.
c) system of accountability, incentives and requirements that enforce and encourage new behaviors
B. Cooperation with NGOs - Some Examples
Contributions from many countries stated that support from NGOs is crucial for the functioning of the national machinery. Especially participants from Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) stressed the important role of NGOs in their region. "Without the pressure of NGOs, there would not be any National machinery or National Action Plan in most of the countries." (from a network of women's NGOs in CEE). Some governments in the region have established a permanent forum for consultations with NGOs.
It was stated that in Poland, for example, this forum met monthly to develop a National Action Plan. In Hungary, the national machinery initiated a "Civil Forum". The Forum comments on government policies and can initiate programmes to promote equal opportunities. In Slovakia, representatives of NGOs are members of the national machinery. The national machinery in Romania cooperates closely with Human Rights NGOs. In 1997, NGOs and the government jointly established a pilot center for women victims of violence. One participant reported on a joint project of the government and NGOs to establish a national machinery in Georgia.
A member from Ghana reported on an interesting project to promote cooperation between the government and NGOs. The goal is to mobilize NGOs so that they support the work of national machineries. The project team conducted research on the work of national machineries in six African countries (Ghana, Nigeria, Uganda, Morocco, Zimbabwe and Zambia). The research finding will be discussed with NGOs. Based on the findings, NGOs will then define their potential role in strengthening the national machinery.
III. Make YOUR Voices Heard: Issues for Future Discussion
The stimulating exchange of experiences across the globe will go on until 19 March 1999. In the following weeks, the discussion will focus on:
- strategies for organizational change
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This Unit is mandatory for Master Students in Industrial Engineering in both specialties Supply Chain and Product development. It is also open to students studying in final fall semester of School of Industrial Engineering. The Advanced Research project is linked with the lecture Researching Operations Management and Design (2.5 ECTS credits). Students have to follow both.OBJECTIVEThis exercise aims to train students to formulate and write a research proposal. Writing a research proposal is a complex and important task required before starting research project.A research proposal is a document written by a researcher that provides a detailed description of the proposed program. Research proposals contain extensive literature reviews and must offer convincing support of need for the research study being proposed by identifying the gaps that are in the literature. A research proposal is intended to convince others that you have a worthwhile research project and that you have the competence and the plan to complete it.Work load is about 80 hours
PROJECT ORGANIZATION.Students are expected to write a research proposal (2000 words ) on the subject they have chosen to address.• For Master students : Research proposal is related for their master thesis.• For students in "Parcours recherche" : Research proposal is built from a topic defined by a senior researcherAs each student is working under the direction of a senior researcher, the student is tasked with planning the meetings with their own directors. Strategic help can be provided by professor in charge of the course and during the "researching operations management" course.Three intermediate deliverables are structured to guide students through the proposal writing process.DELIVERABLE 1: LITERATURE RESEARCH AND IDENTIFICATION [6TH NOVEMBER]Each research project is based on previous work, typically provided by research director. This can be the starting point of the literature review. Students have to develop their own collection of relevant papers using databases (sciencedirect, web of knowledge, scorpus, googlescholar, Gael, biblio STIC CNRS)A document presenting these researches and their organization will be the deliverable 1. It will be uploaded in Chamillo in pdf format before 6 November 2012 at 6 pmName your file as follow: D1-yourfamilyname.pdf Workload ~10hD2 - PAPER SELECTION AND READING - [30TH NOVEMBER]Use the paper summary template in Chamillo (repository documents) and present at least six papers related to your research topic. These paper summaries may form the basis for your critical literature review for future projects, so time and care should be spent to make these as clear as possible.Document D2 will be uploaded in Chamillo in pdf format before 30 November 2012 at 6 pmName your file as follow: D2-yourfamilyname.pdf Workload ~30hD3 – LITERATURE ORGANIZATION [22 DECEMBER]Students will propose a map, a model, a table, a scheme, or graph presenting a synthetic vision of their literature review, organizing and linking papers, key concept, key questions, and author's contribution (1 A4 or A3). As with any generated document, an explanation of the figure or table should be at least as long as the figure and table itself (1page of explanation of how to read the document). Again, you will likely reuse this document in your future research, so care should be given to do it right.Document D3 will be uploaded in Chamillo in pdf format before 22 December at 6 pmName your file as follow : D2-yourfamilyname.pdf Workload ~10hDF- STRUCTURE OF A RESEARCH PROPOSAL (FINAL DELIVERABLE) – [28 JANUARY]Your research proposal has to answer three big questions: • What research project will you undertake? (Objective)• Why is important to know that thing? (Relevance)• How will you proceed to make that research? (Plan and methods)The research proposal of 2000 words will use the presented structure (see below) Document DF will be uploaded in Chamillo in pdf format before 28 January at 6 pmName your file as follow : DF-yourfamilyname.pdf Workload ~30h
Choosing the "Advanced Research Project" implies following the compulsory course "Researching Operations Management and Design". The literature review of the Advanced Research Project is linked to the "Researching Operations Management and Design" course. It is an educational exercise to enable students to learn about the process of defining a research project.
The exam is given in english only
Deliverable x ==> mark Dx
D1 15% D2 15% D3 20 % Evaluation by teachers of the UE.DF 50 % Evaluation of Final deliverable will be done by your project director.
This course is given in english only
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family is…support
**catching up from the last few weeks**
One of the biggest blessings I have received over the last few months since Deacon was born has been support. Of all of the support I received, the biggest blessing has been my mother-in-law. She has been driving the 4 hours from Tulsa every few weeks to spend the weekend here. Allowing us the get a date night, share the load with the kids and even sleep in on a Saturday morning!
It has truly blessed us and I cannot imagine how we would adjust to life with three, 4 and under without her help. It's pretty crazy how much difference one extra child has made…well, one extra child who, at 5 months is still not sleeping through the night! It actually makes me really excited to be a grandparent one day. Yeah, I'm getting a little ahead of myself there…kinda wish I could skip the good ole teenage years and go straight to being a grandparent, being able to support my kids and then give the grandkids back after the weekend
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Wrongful Convictions is run in conjunction with the Innocence Project ofMinnesota. Its purpose is to educate students about the causes ofwrongful convictions as well as provide students with an opportunity towork on hypothetical courtroom situations in a classroom setting. Thereading materials and classroom discussion will cover such topics asunreliable eyewitness identifications, false confessions, jailhouseinformant testimony, ineffective assistance of counsel, governmentmisconduct, problematic forensic science and racial bias in the courtsystem. We will also discuss how DNA testing works and its application inthe courtroom. Students are expected to perform in-class exercises such asexamination of witnesses making eyewitness identification, challengingconfessions, cross-examine a cooperating witness and conduct voir dire onracial bias. Finally, students will be required to evaluate inmateapplications for assistance submitted to the Innocence Project of Minnesotaas part of their midterm sample assignment and final assignment.