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PACO SHIPP - 'Tip Of The Tongue' Earwave Records EW-111 Paco Shipp is an innovative, world class harmonica player and singer/songwriter whose debut CD, 'Tip Of The Tongue' on Earwave Records is the culmination of decades of musical study, road experience and studio sessions. This is far from a typical harp record, as it showcases a wide stylistic variety of Paco's original material, and features Paco's incisive lyrics and earthy vocals in addition to the burning hot harmonica solos and keyboard-like sonic textures he is best known for. 'Tip' features Rick Lonow, Dave Pomeroy and Jamie Hartford of the JHB, guitarists Mike Loudermilk and Joe McMahan, as well as 4 beautiful duets with dobro player Robin Henkel and jazz pianist Doug Randall. Lovers of Blues, Rock, and Jazz will find plenty to enjoy on this musically diverse collection. Paco has worked with a long list of great artists over the years, including Billy Joe Shaver, A.J. Croce, Johnny Cash, T. Graham Brown, Big House, Jo-el Sonnier, Marty Stuart, Bobby Bradford, and The Jamie Hartford Band. His work with the JHB in particular has brought great critical acclaim for his innovative, emotional style. In his own words... 'I've been a musician all my life, so far. I owe two people a lot of credit. Max Tromblee got music under my skin as my school band director. I was trained to play trumpet. That training allowed me to learn other instruments and the technical aspects transferred nicely to the harmonica. I learned harp with Bobby Bradford's blues band. I built my style upon that foundation. My training as a section player allows me to treat the harp as a section occasionally. These are the two people that I owe the most. One taught me to love music, and the other taught me to live it. For this CD, I went with a mix of harp styles. As a result, the harp is the main thing that ties it all together. The musicians for this CD are all my friends. Jamie Hartford, Rick Lonow, Dave Pomeroy and I have a lot of time together in the JHB. It was natural. Mike Loudermilk and I worked the country road together for a few years. Joe McMahan and I met in the blues. In California, I met and worked duo gigs with Robin Henkel and Doug Randall, dobro and piano respectively.'
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Police in Athens are holding two Greek men over the fatal stabbing of a Pakistani immigrant worker, and are investigating whether the attack was racially motivated.
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Einstein's God
Albert Einstein had one of the most original scientific minds in human history. Curiously, one his most famous quotes was, "God does not play dice." This had led some to glibly assert: "He believed in God." For example, in 2015 an auction-house in California put up 27 letters written by Einstein for auction claiming they revealed the personal side of his story—"how he advised his children, how he believed in God." The founder of the auction house said the letters were on sale from $5,000 to $40,000 each. He thought the total take could be between $500,00 and $1 million. But exactly what did Einstein believe about God?
A brief article that appeared in The Washington Times, "Albert Einstein was no atheist, said the 27 letters up for auction showed 'he believed in God.'" Hermant Mehta noted how this was a classic example of taking something out of context. In "Did Albert Einstein Believe in God or Not?" Mehta said that if Einstein had been alive today, he would likely seek to avoid religious labels. While he would reject being called a New Atheist, he wouldn't spend time praying or thinking about God. Einstein didn't believe in a personal God.
Einstein's religion, if you have to put a label to it, is a sort of nebulous Deism: Maybe God played in role in creating the universe — because nature inspires such awe and the universe seems perfectly guided by mathematics — but that God has no direct affect on our lives today.
In The Ultimate Quotable Einstein by Alice Calaprice, Einstein said he could not conceive of a personal God "who would directly influence the actions of individuals." Rather, he believed in Spinoza's God, "Who reveals Himself in the lawful harmony of the world, not in a God who concerns himself with the fate and the doings of mankind." His understanding of God came from "from the deeply felt conviction of a superior intelligence that reveals itself in the knowable world."
He said he often read the Bible, but its original text was beyond his reach. He wanted to know how God created this world. His religiosity consisted in "a humble admiration of the infinitely superior spirit that reveal itself in the little that we can comprehend of the knowable world." The deeply emotional conviction of the "presence of a superior reasoning power, which is revealed in the incomprehensible universe, forms my idea of God."
Try and penetrate with our limited means the secrets of nature and you will find that, behind all the discernable concatenations, there remains something subtle, intangible, and inexplicable. Veneration for this force beyond anything that we can comprehend is my religion. To that extent I am, in point of fact, religious.
It was this sense of God and religion that Einstein brought to his understanding of the relationship between religion and science. And we get a clearer picture of that understanding in these three articles written by him: "Religion and Science," "Science and Religion," and "Religion and Science: Irreconcilable?" All three are available here. See the link for information on where they were originally given or published.
In "Religion and Science," originally published in 1930, Einstein described three stages to religious thought and belief. The initial, almost animistic stage was a religion of fear. "At this stage of existence understanding of causal connections is usually poorly developed, the human mind creates illusory beings more or less analogous to itself on whose wills and actions these fearful happenings depend." Securing favor from these beings was by actions and sacrifices, which led to the emergence of a priestly caste as a mediator between the people "and the being they fear."
The second stage was one of moral religion, where social impulses crystallized another type. This was "the God of Providence, who protects, disposes, rewards and punishes." This god loved and cherished the life of the tribe or the human race; or even life itself. He comforted in sorrow and unsatisfied longing; he preserved the souls of the dead. Einstein commented how the Jewish scriptures illustrated the development from the religion of fear to moral religion, which continued into the New Testament.
"The religions of all civilized peoples, especially the peoples of the Orient, are primarily moral religions." Although the development from a religion of fear to moral religion is a great step, Einstein urged caution. "The truth is that all religions are a varying blend of both types, with this differentiation: that on the higher levels of social life the religion of morality predominates." A common factor in all these types is "the anthropomorphic character of god corresponding to it."
The individual feels the futility of human desires and aims and the sublimity and marvelous order, which reveal themselves both in nature and in the world of thought. Individual existence impresses him as a sort of prison and he wants to experience the universe as a single significant whole. The beginnings of cosmic religious feeling already appear at an early stage of development, e.g., in many of the Psalms of David and in some of the Prophets. Buddhism, as we have learned especially from the wonderful writings of Schopenhauer, contains a much stronger element of this.
Religious geniuses of all ages are known by this kind of religious feeling. It has no dogma and no God conceived in man's image. "There can be no church whose central teachings are based on it." Both heretics and saints of every age were "filled with this highest kind of religious feeling." Without dogma or a church, this "cosmic religious feeling" is communicated from one person to another by art and science. "In my view, it is the most important function of art and science to awaken this feeling and keep it alive in those who are receptive to it."
Seeing science and religion as irreconcilable antagonists is thus easy to see with this sense of religion and science, according to Einstein. The individual who takes the hypothesis of causality seriously, who is convinced of the universal operation of the law of causation, cannot entertain "the idea of a being who interferes in the course of events." There is no room "for the religion of fear and equally little for social or moral religion."
A God who rewards and punishes is inconceivable to him for the simple reason that a man's actions are determined by necessity, external and internal, so that in God's eyes he cannot be responsible, any more than an inanimate object is responsible for the motions it undergoes. Science has therefore been charged with undermining morality, but the charge is unjust. A man's ethical behavior should be based effectually on sympathy, education, and social ties and needs; no religious basis is necessary. Man would indeed be in a poor way if he had to be restrained by fear of punishment and hopes of reward after death.
This mysterious "cosmic religious feeling" is completely separate from science, according to Einstein. And it is within this sense of religion and science that we can understand another quote of his found in Part II of his second article, "Science and Religion":
For science can only ascertain what is, but not what should be, and outside of its domain value judgments of all kinds remain necessary. Religion, on the other hand, deals only with evaluations of human thought and action: it cannot justifiably speak of facts and relationships between facts. According to this interpretation the well-known conflicts between religion and science in the past must all be ascribed to a misapprehension of the situation, which has been described.
The conflict between science and religion stems from the religious concept of a personal God. "The main source of the present-day conflicts between the spheres of religion and of science lies in this concept of a personal God."
The aim of science is "to establish general rules which determine the reciprocal connection of objects and events in time and space." These rules or "laws of nature" require general validity; they are not proven to be so. The more a person is "imbued with the ordered regularity of all events," the firmer becomes their conviction that there is no room left for causes other than this ordered regularity. Personal or divine will does not exist as an independent cause of natural events.
To be sure, the doctrine of a personal God interfering with natural events could never be refuted, in the real sense, by science, for this doctrine can always take refuge in those domains in which scientific knowledge has not yet been able to set foot.
The god of Einstein is not the God of Scripture. That God is clearly portrayed as a personal God, which Einstein consistently and repeatedly rejected. He did acknowledge the independence of science and religion, as well as the limits of what can be known through science. But his understanding of "God" fails to affirm the crucial Creator-creature distinction inherent in Christianity. His god is part of nature; it is more pantheistic than it is theistic. It has more in common with Ludwig Feuerbach, who believed that man's God was man, "homo homini Deus est."
Christian theology would see Einstein as deifying nature. Romans chapter one noted that the invisible attributes of the personal Creator God are clearly seen in the things that were made. Instead of knowing and honoring God, he affirmed the existence of a superior intelligence revealed in the knowable world. This "god" could be experienced through a mysterious "cosmic religious feeling." There is no room for divine or personal will independent of the ordered regularity of natural events. Paul would say Einstein exchanged the truth of God for a lie (Romans 1:18-23).
So what about Einstein's quote about God not playing dice? Another famous physicist, Stephen Hawking (among others) observed in "Does God Play Dice?" that Einstein was unhappy about the apparent randomness in nature, which he succinctly stated in his famous phrase of God not playing dice. Einstein thought the uncertainty in nature was only provisional. There had to be an underlying reality, where particles had well defined positions and speeds, and would adhere to deterministic laws. "This reality might be known to God, but the quantum theory of light would prevent us from seeing it."
Hawking then noted Einstein's view would today be called a hidden variable theory. "But these hidden variable theories are wrong." A British physicist named John Bell devised an experimental test that would distinguish hidden variable theories. But when it was carefully carried out, the results were inconsistent with hidden variables. Hawking remarked that it seems even God is bound by the Uncertainty Principle. "So God does play dice with the universe."


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VICTORY! Tell the U.S. government to free Slahi
Update (10/17/16): VICTORY! Mohamedou Slahi is finally home! After 14 long years at Guantanamo, Mohamedou has returned to Mauritania as a free man. He has been reunited with his family and is excited about his future. He, his family, and everyone at the ACLU are so thankful for everyone in the #FreeSlahi movement who made this possible.
The fight to Close Guantánamo and end the brutal practice of indefinite detention continues. Take action now.
Mohamedou Slahi has been unlawfully imprisoned for 14 years by the U.S. government. Thirteen of those years have been at Guantánamo Bay prison, where he was subjected to gruesome torture.
The U.S. has never charged Slahi with a crime.
The U.S. government's justifications for holding Slahi fail because he has never taken part in any hostilities against the United States. And he poses no threat to the United States.
A former chief military prosecutor in the Guantánamo military commissions, Colonel Morris Davis, has said he couldn't find any crime with which to charge Slahi.
In 2010, a federal judge ordered Slahi's release, rejecting the government's arguments since evidence was tainted by torture and coercion or was otherwise not credible. But the government appealed.
The U.S. is currently holding him indefinitely despite his innocence.
While at Guantánamo Bay prison, Slahi was the victim of one of the military's most brutal torture regimens, approved by former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld himself.
Slahi suffered physical abuse, sleep-deprivation, humiliation, and threat – and he still remains in prison.
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News Corp. (parent company to MySpace) and the management of Dow Jones have agreed on a $5 billion purchase price. The next step is a vote by the board of directors of Dow Jones this evening. Following board approval, the deal will still need the approval of the Bancroft family, which controls 64% of Dow Jones's voting power. The final decision should be made next week.
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May 23, 2012—On Tuesday, June 26, Guilderland Central School District residents will head to the polls to decide on a $12.95 million building project referendum for the Guilderland Public Library. Polls will be open at all five district elementary schools from noon to 9 p.m. on that day.
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My mother made this cake in the weekend. It is an orange-tinted chocolate cake, layered with an Amaretto spiked icing, and topped with crushed Amaretti biscuits. It was truly delicious! Amaretto is a beautiful Italian liqueur with a strong almond flavour. Although it is bitter on its own, the liqueur is perfected by the tang of orange and sour cream in the cake and the sweetness of the frosting.
I didn't make this cake – it was all my mum, which means I wouldn't normally post about it. But there is something about the photos of this slice that strikes me. When I compare it to the slice-of-cake shots that fill my iPhoto, there is a clear difference…
Date Tamarind Cake, with a slumped shoulder.
Salted Spiced Caramel Slice, with some very rough edges and oozing caramel.
Nutella cake, getting his lean on.
And a slice of Russian Apple Cake about to give way.
You know what it is? Straight lines. For the first time I cut my cake perfectly – and don't your eyes thank you for it!
Amaretti Chocolate Layer Cake
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Serves 10 – 12
Chocolate and almond is a scrumptious combination in this fabulous layered cake that features both Amaretti – little Italian almond biscuits – and Amaretto, an almond-flavoured liqueur.
1 cup boiling water
1 teaspoon baking soda
250g unsalted butter
11/2 cups caster sugar
4 No. 7 eggs, separated
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 orange, finely grated zest
21/2 cups flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
2/3 cup sour cream (not low fat)
150g amaretti biscuits, crushed
200g butter, softened
2 cups icing sugar
1 cup cocoa
2 tablespoons milk, heated
2 tablespoons Amaretto liqueur
Sift flour and baking powder together and fold in to chocolate mixture alternately with sour cream.
To assemble: Cut each cake into 2 layers. Place 1 layer on a serving plate and spread with 2 heaped tablespoons icing. Top with another layer of cake. Repeat until all layers are sandwiched together. Cover cake completely with remaining icing and press crushed amaretti biscuits against the sides and top. Refrigerate at least 30 minutes before serving.


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Why do other languages borrow from English?
Years ago I frowned when I first heard someone say that English was the most efficient language in the world. I remember when I heard my Junior College English teacher say that English had the largest vocabulary in the world. "How could that be?" I thought. Well, one reason is that English has borrowed from other languages, especially from Old French. The other is that English has been an avenue of delivery of ideas, concepts, science, research in many areas, aviation, international affairs, international law, international commerce and business, etc. The driving force behind the success of the English language was not a result of any superiority of terms of its grammar or beauty, nor was it ever a result of any superiority of the people who spoke it as their native language. It had nothing to do with any false concept such as "language of the King". For that matter, Portuguese, Spanish, French, for example, were at some point all "language of the king" as well. In fact, the English grammar was developed by people who did not speak English as their native language. These were Latin people who developed a grammar so that they could better learn and use English. This is the main reason that English grammar is full of Latin rules.
As all languages, English is also a peasant language — it's full of terms used by everyday simple people. For example, "goose bumps", "cowlick", "cherry pick", "to be put on the back burner", etc. English, like any other language is a living, real people's language; it's simple, real, and extremely efficient. Contrary to all Latin-derivative languages, English does not have an Academy. English is driven by its own merits and success — Typically a word enters the lexicon by usage — plain and simple. Words usually find their way into the dictionaries by writers, and not by some group of "academicians" deciding what words are real and how they have to be spelled in order to become a legitimate word. Evidenced and testament to this is the fact the basically the whole world is willing to adopt English words into the vocabulary of their own languages. I will use as an example the Portuguese and the Spanish languages. Brazil is a huge nation with almost 200 Million inhabitants — As mentioned previously Brazilian Portuguese is full of English words, adapted and assimilated linguistically to one degree or another. Mexico is the largest Spanish speaking country in the world, with a population of more than 113 million people as of 2010. Mexican Spanish is also full of English words. The northern states of Mexico is famous for the so called "Espangles".
Evidently the success of the English language is a phenomenon — in the same way that it has been humble enough to borrow from other languages, it has been kind enough to lend and to enrich other languages. Language is a tool, an avenue of delivery of ideas. Part of the success of English has been the tremendous success and generosity of the United States in the global arena and the willingness to share ideas, research, inventions, innovation, and business. One single example is the phenomenon of the Internet, which originally started as the Intranet and was a tool developed and used for national defense. As we all know, the Internet has changed the world in an unprecedented way. The fact that other countries, such as Brazil and Mexico, are willing to accept English words into their everyday language is testament to the influence of English.
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Heels & Picks: Dior opens at T Galleria
BY ERIN SMITH / Special to the Star-Advertiser
Close your eyes and picture yourself in an apartment in Paris.
What do you see? Are you eating a croissant and wearing a raspberry beret? Why not go a little more… upscale?
How about floor to ceiling windows, matte grey tones providing the perfect neutral backdrop for racks of elegant clothes, gorgeous pink heels, crocodile purses, champagne and amuse-bouche?
Now we're talking.
This Parisian experience is precisely the sort of ambiance you can expect when visiting the new Christian Dior store in Waikiki at T Galleria by DFS. I got to attend a grand opening gala on Jan. 30 with my boyfriend "T" (short for "Trouble") as my date, as usual. He always looks dapper in a black button-up shirt and slacks; the man actually has an eye and aptitude for fashion.
I managed to pull it together quickly with the classic Erin "grab-a-gown dash." Flying through the door of our Kailua cottage after a performance earlier that day, I hastily snagged a black strapless dress with corset and faux feather skirt by BCBG out of my closet. T zipped me in, I threw my hair in a loose chignon and we were out the door to Waikiki for the event.
Having broken my ankle five weeks prior, my footwear included one black leg brace — and in a turn I will label here as "classic Hawaii" — one cheetah print slippah. Trust me, I would have rather been in heels, but re-injuring your ankle in Dior has got to be a faux pas on so many levels.
Upon our arrival we were handed flutes of champagne to accompany a dazzling view of the party's entrance, filled with Dior clutches, scarves and accessories.
Working our way through the spacious store, staff shared the stories behind stunning crocodile handbags, a watch collection and rows of gloriously gorgeous shoes. The L-shaped store curves through perfectly lit boutique rooms towards a large faux closet in the back. It looks fit for Dior himself, and is remarkably just like the closet I see in my mind's eye when I picture the closet of perfection I will someday have. (Fingers crossed, right ladies?)
For me, black is ALWAYS the new black. But if it's not black, it's pink.
My top pieces of the night were a black purse with light pink handle, pink-to-white hombre heels, a white, blue and pink textured dress and a pink and grey crocodile clutch. I really need to get a handle on the amount of pink I have in my wardrobe.
Not a fan of pink? Not to worry, there was plenty of royal blue, black, cream, peach, turquoise and silver in the collection as well.
Those of you in the market for a few key pieces in your spring line-up might want to visit Dior and take a look at the newest collection. There are absolute gems in there. Those purely curious about the new location should stop by, too, as the space itself is a dream and does not disappoint. Each luxurious wall is peppered with artwork designed specifically for the store, and textures shift and change in an effortlessly chic, yet intriguing, way.
As for that closet I plan to build? Once that dream comes to fruition, you are all invited over to sip champagne, eat petit fours, try on dresses and nap on a plush chaise longue. You can hold me to that.
Erin Smith is a singer and guitarist who performs as a solo artist and with Maui-based Na Hoku Hanohano Award-nominated band The Throwdowns. Born in Canada, she moved to Hawaii in 2004 and now resides in Kailua. Contact her via e-mail or follow her on Twitter.


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I've NEVER been a fan of dash mats. They're so... "old man" but the suede ones are so classy! I got one for my last car and loved it and fought off the purchase with my WRX but finally broke down and i'm SO GLAD i did! It kills all the windshield glare that would give me a headache on a long drive! Most practical money i've spent on my car ;)


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PETALING JAYA: There may be a temporary reprieve from bauxite mining in Kuantan, but its "horrific" effects may still linger in its waters, reported the Malay Mail Online today.
The portal quoted Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Associate Professor Dr Maketab Mohamed as saying mining activities had contaminated drinking water in the state with heavy metals that were dangerous when consumed.
"Almost all the water for consumption in Kuantan is drawn downstream from the mines.
Bauxite mining in Malaysia went on a tear after neighbouring Indonesia banned exports, transforming an industry that hardly existed until 2013 into China's biggest supplier.
In September alone, China bought a record 3.7 million metric tonnes of Malaysian aluminum-rich bauxite. It was a US$170.8 million (RM732 million) windfall for the oil-palm covered hills in eastern Pahang state, where dozens of companies have rushed in, paying smallholder-farmers for their land to be dug up.
PAHANG, Malaysia: Malaysia's Natural Resources and Environment Minister is planning on amending legislation to enforce strict liability for those behind environmental pollution.
The push comes at a time when Malaysians are up in arms over the sea and rivers turning red in Pahang state, supposedly due to pollution from bauxite mining.
It is known worldwide as the main source of aluminium, but in Malaysia's Pahang state, bauxite has earned a reputation as the source of environmental pollution and corruption.
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Some Common Misconceptions About Piano Lessons
John M. Zeigler, Ph.D.
here are some common misconceptions and misapprehensions regarding piano lessons that piano teachers see (and sometimes bemoan) frequently. Most of these are born from a simple lack of knowledge on the part of prospective students and parents. Unfortunately, such misconceptions work to make lessons less effective and enjoyable, for both the teacher and the student. This article, inspired by a long thread on The Piano Education Page Forums, describes some of the most prevalent misconceptions that students and parents have about lessons, as mentioned by piano teachers and other knowledgeable people. I have phrased these misconceptions as statements because piano teachers often hear them in that way from parents and students. I hope that readers will find the descriptions useful in helping them understand what lessons are about, what might constitute reasonable expectations for both the teacher and the student, and how they can enhance their lesson experience and progress.
Playing the piano requires hard work and artistic inspiration in about a ten to one (or higher) ratio.
"You only need lessons if you want to play the classics."
"I'm too old (young) to take lessons."
"It's okay to start lessons without making a commitment to them."
"Somehow my children will find time for lessons and practice, even though they are scheduled with activities every day of the week."
"Paying for the lessons is all the piano parent must do."
"The teacher must be failing if the child isn't making progress at an acceptable rate."
"Playing piano is all about "talent"; you have it or you don't."
"My kid should have excellent piano skills in 6 months of lessons."
"It's my second lesson. I want to play the Maple Leaf Rag"
"I couldn't come to the lesson (or practice the piano), because I had a (football, baseball, basketball, soccer, track, hockey, lacrosse, etc.) (practice, game)"
"My child has a digital keyboard, so he doesn't need an acoustic piano."
"An hour of practice a day" is just a suggestion."
"I'll wait to practice until just before the next lesson."
"Since lessons are paid for, the teacher should give any amount of unpaid time for free."
"The teacher has plenty of free time to give me or my child."
"My piano teacher must be getting rich, because the hourly lesson rate is higher than my hourly rate."
I hope that understanding some of the common misconceptions about piano and lessons will help parents and students make the most of their lesson experience, without being burdened by misconceptions and misapprehensions which hold back their progress as pianists. This listing is not all-inclusive. I suggest to take a look at our Learning to Play page to learn more about starting and taking lessons. You or your child can be a pianist, if you're willing to devote time and work to it.
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The US Army Irregular Warfare Fusion Center is pleased to host LTC Matt Knorr who will lead a highly relevant discussion on how 4th Airborne Brigade Combat Team, 82nd ABN DIV conducted partnering and SFA in Zharay District, Kandahar Province, Afghanistan from Feb-Sep 2012. LTC Knorr was a Security Transition Team Chief in Maiwand and Zharay Districts. He is now assigned with the Center for Army Lessons Learned.
This brief is Thursday, 8 November 2012 at 1000 CST (1100 EST,16:00 ZULU).
Those interested in attending may view the meeting online at https://connect.dco.dod.mil/coinweb and participate via Defense Connect Online (DCO) as a guest. Remote attendees will be able to ask questions and view the slides through the software.
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FOR THE 99 PERCENT, TUESDAY NIGHT DID SUCK…November 8th, 2012
So, I managed to read three pages of comments on Matt Taibbi's election day piece — Election Day Is Finally Here: Tonight Is Going to Suck No Matter What — before I couldn't any longer.
I agree with Taibbi: Tuesday night sucked for everyone, even for those dancing in the street falsely believing that somehow their world will be better (or more likely, not going to descend into some political hell).
There is more that unites me with my Tea Party neighbor than either of us has in common with the top two vote getters in this year's presidential election. I don't know however, what I can do to start that conversation. Reading the comments from Taibbi's fans provides ample evidence of the divide. Taibbi wrote:
So all this freaking out and vicious invective-trading looks nuts from the outside: it looks like we're making up reasons to hate and fear each other, summoning the language of violent civil unrest with a hedonistic zeal that only people who haven't experienced the real thing could possibly enjoy.
What's become clear in the last few weeks is that the last real taboo in America is admitting that the world isn't going to end if the other guy gets elected. The corollary to that taboo is an apparent new national prohibition against having even the slightest faith in the essential patriotism of the other side.
No, the world didn't end Wednesday morning. We're all still here. What didn't happen though was nothing changed. I listened to the people on the Diane Rehm Show and Talk of the Nation yesterday and I confess that my reaction was a desire to reach through my speaker and smack the lot of them with their talk of how the the next four years will not be like the last four years because of the clear message of Tuesday's election.
What clear message?
There was no landslide. There was no mandate. A hair-fine majority of Americans voted for President Obama. Sure, it looks more impressive when viewed through the lens of the Electoral College, but that's because of our winner-take-all system.
The Senate is still barely controlled by the Democrats which means that the filibuster will continue to stop any action deemed distasteful to the 1 Percent. The Republicans continue to control the House which means any legislation that benefits the 99 percent over the 1 percent is dead on arrival.
Nothing changed people.
Absolutely fecking nothing.
I called this at the end of 2011. Nothing has happened since then to make me have any doubt about Tuesday's results.
There was a glimmer of hope in the Occupy Wall Street movement, but we all see where that went.
I do feel better today knowing that by casting my vote for the Green Party ticket I voted my conscience and my principles and not my fears.
My future votes will be along the same lines.
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HUNTINGTON - The Nick J. Rahall, II Appalachian Transportation Institute (RTI) works with industry, government and universities to advance multimodal transportation, research and technology solutions for economic growth and development.
RTI is recognized as a Center of Excellence in the areas of applied transportation research, economic development, technology development, workforce development and training, according to a news release from the organization.
Recently, RTI partnered with the West Virginia Department of Transportation (WVDOT) to present the 2016 West Virginia Bridge Design and Build Contest.
The West Virginia Bridge Design and Build Contest is a statewide contest intended to conduct STEM-related outreach activities to middle school and high school students in the areas of engineering, specifically civil engineering. The contest provides opportunities for interaction and collaboration with professionals and others in STEM- related fields.
This contest aims to provide students with an opportunity to learn about the engineering design; process with realistic, hands-on experiences; demonstrate how engineers use computers and software as tools to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the design process; afford the opportunity for students to apply their problem solving and bridge design skills by constructing a bridge from balsa wood material.
Formerly the West Point Bridge Design Contest and the West Virginia Bridge Design Contest, this statewide contest is a localized version of the nationwide contest organized by Engineering Encounters, a nonprofit organization dedicated to high quality engineering outreach programs. Using Engineering Encounters' Bridge Designer software, students will compete in teams of two to create the most cost-effective and fully-functional bridge design.
The WV Statewide Qualifying Round runs from February 1, 2016 until April 1, 2016, at 11:59 p.m. The top ranked teams entered in the WV Statewide Contest will be invited to participate in the Statewide Finals to take place on May 21, 2016 at Marshall University in Huntington.
The contest primarily covers bridge design, but teams invited to the final round will also have the opportunity to develop their bridge building skills. Teams attending the statewide finals will be mailed a balsa wood kit to construct a bridge in advance of the finals.
At the finals, these model bridges will be evaluated by a panel of judges for aesthetics and creativity, then load-tested until failure to determine their strength.
Other supporters and sponsors of the 2016 West Virginia Bridge Design & Build Contest include BridgeWalk, MATS and Marshall University (CITE).
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In "Take Control of Upgrading to Leopard," I spent a few pages talking about how to turn on and configure Time Machine, but I didn't go into much detail because I already have another book, "Take Control of Mac OS X Backups," which is all about backups and is therefore the proper place to put a full explanation of if, when, why, and how to use Leopard's new built-in backup feature. I am at this very moment working hard on a new version of that book that will tell you everything you want to know about Time Machine, and though I can't project an exact release date yet, we will certainly make it available as soon as we possibly can.
However, my work on the new book has been slowed down considerably by having to take time out, on at least a dozen occasions in the last few days, to answer email messages about what I think of Time Machine, how well or poorly it accomplishes some task, whether it's appropriate for enterprise backups or a suitable replacement for Retrospect, and so on. (The messages usually start, "I know you're probably going to cover this in an update to your backups book, but...") I am, of course, always happy to answer messages from readers, but I never dreamed Time Machine would turn into such a drain on my productivity! So, in the interest of heading off more inquiries for a few more days so that I can actually get the book finished, I'd like to take a moment here to offer my initial impressions of, and suggestions regarding, Time Machine. For more information... wait for the book!
Out of Time -- First, some bad news. At the Worldwide Developers Conference in June 2007 - just four months ago - Steve Jobs announced that Time Machine would work with an AirPort Disk (a USB hard drive attached to an AirPort Extreme N base station). As recently as two weeks ago, the same claim appeared on the Time Machine page on Apple's Web site. But then it mysteriously disappeared, and sure enough, the shipping version of Leopard offers no support for AirPort Disks. For whatever reason, presumably technical difficulties of some sort, Apple dropped that feature at the last minute. So, while it's still possible to back up multiple Macs in your home or office over a network, even wirelessly, doing so requires a host Mac (running Leopard or Leopard Server) - a step backward in convenience. The same limitation applies to NAS (network-attached storage) devices from other vendors. Although it may be possible to work around this problem, I wouldn't trust my backups to an unsupported hack, and I strongly discourage you from doing so as well.
That's not the only missing feature. Apple had previously claimed that Time Machine would support encryption, but it doesn't. It does keep FileVault archives encrypted, but the cost of doing so is not being able to back them up until you're logged out of your account - a significant inconvenience. Yet another missing feature is the capability to specify a time limit beyond which older files will be deleted from your backup disk; now Time Machine simply keeps going until it nearly fills up your disk, and then starts purging older files - with an optional warning, but without an option to offload those older files to other media for long-term storage.
Apart from things many of us expected because Apple had told us about them, Time Machine lacks numerous important features common in other backup programs. A biggie: it can't make bootable duplicates; if your hard drive dies, you'll spend long hours restoring your Time Machine backup to a new drive before you can get back to work. It doesn't let you schedule times when it won't run, though you can manually turn it on and off whenever you want. You can't specify more than one destination disk and switch between them automatically (as you might want to do, for example, to keep an extra backup offsite - something I recommend). (It is possible to work around this in various ways, but I have to do more experimentation before I can provide reliable advice.) You can't back up to an iDisk or to optical media. You can't compress your backups - you're going to need, at a bare minimum, free disk space 1.2 times the size of the data you want to back up. And although you can manually specify files, folders, or volumes to be excluded from your backups, Time Machine offers no intelligent filtering (for example, excluding all disk images or all downloaded videos).
Go Forward to Go Back -- I started with the bad news not to diss Time Machine or persuade you that you shouldn't use it, but to put it in perspective. It's the very first version of a brand-new technology. It has limits and bugs (such as a problem with Aperture - see "Leopard Early Fixes and Warnings"), and seemingly lost some features just before its initial release. So despite the one-click setup (very nice) and the groovy 3-D interface for restoring files (extra super nice), it is not the Ultimate Mac Backup Program. At least, not yet.
On the other hand, I can think of at least one excellent reason you might want to start using Time Machine right now: it's guaranteed to be compatible with Leopard! Some of your existing backup software may not be. For example, the developers of SuperDuper are working hard on a Leopard update, but it's not quite there yet. EMC has announced that a Leopard compatibility update for Retrospect will be available within 30 days, and Prosoft says that they're preparing an update to Data Backup 3. Among the backup software already working under Leopard is CrashPlan, thanks to an update on 27-Oct-07. A new version of Carbon Copy Cloner released last week appears to work with Leopard, but may have a few glitches left. And Apple's own Backup just had a minor update for Leopard compatibility (among other things). If you're using any of the dozens of other backup utilities out there, check with the developer for information on its support for Leopard.
Time Machine Impressions -- I've been using the final version of Leopard on my main Mac for the past few days, and based on what I've seen so far, Time Machine appears to work approximately as advertised. It does back up and restore files correctly when I ask it to. However, a few things are not quite as I expected:
- Hourly backups, even to a fast external hard drive with a FireWire 800 interface, often take as long as a half hour! So basically, Time Machine is actively copying files at least half the time. Why does it take so long? It appears that several factors are involved. First, I have .Mac Sync turned on, which results in quite a few files being modified (and therefore, marked as needing backup) every time it runs, whether manually or on a schedule. Ditto for iDisk Sync - since I have a local copy of my iDisk, every time I modify a file there, Time Machine wants to back up that (very large) disk image again. Also, I have Mail checking six IMAP accounts, and every time I get new mail, not only the messages themselves but also Mail's envelope index file and junk mail filter statistics are updated. A number of other background processes on my machine also change files fairly frequently. The net result: on my Mac, Time Machine backs up tens of thousands of files, totaling hundreds of megabytes, every single hour.
- Disk images are a bit of a problem. If you use Parallels Desktop or VMware Fusion, you probably have a very large disk image to hold your Windows installation. Every time you change even a tiny file in Windows, Time Machine is obliged to back up that entire huge file again. The same goes for PGPdisk or even an encrypted disk image you create with Disk Utility to hold confidential files: any small change marks the entire large file as needing to be backed up again. This results in a tremendous waste of space on your backup disk, not to mention a longer time spent performing each backup. Several newer backup programs, including CrashPlan and QRecall, can back up just the changed portion of a large file, but Time Machine's approach makes doing so fundamentally impossible.
- If I activate Time Machine while in Mail, I immediately see dozens of spam messages in my Inbox that were never there before! Mail's junk mail filter intercepted them as soon as they arrived and routed them to my Junk mailbox, but apparently Time Machine doesn't care; Junk is, in fact, the only mailbox that's dimmed when in Time Machine's restore mode, so I can't look at how just that one folder was in the past. I think Apple is trying to be helpful here by highlighting the fact that a "missing" email message may not be missing at all but merely mistakenly filed in your Junk mailbox. But I don't want Time Machine to second-guess me like that.
- Third-party support for Time Machine is still lacking. It's great that I can restore individual items from Mail, Address Book, iPhoto, and so on. But I'd like to restore individual keychain items from 1Password, individual snippets from DEVONthink Pro Office or Yojimbo, and individual records from FileMaker Pro databases. So far, very few non-Apple applications support Time Machine at the record level. If and when they do, Time Machine will become vastly more useful.
Ultimately, I expect I'll continue using Time Machine, but only as one part of a broader backup strategy. Time Machine is pretty good at what it does, and may get even better over time. Even in the best case, though, I'll need some other software to make bootable duplicates, an additional strategy to deal with offsite backups, and probably some fiddling to deal with problem areas like disk images and never-ending hourly backups. And now, if you don't mind, I must get back to my testing, so that I can explain exactly how to do all these things in that book I'm writing!


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Thursday, March 19, 2009
RePost - Upcoming Tea Parties, Etc.
Tea Parties
You can spread the word to your friends that we are having TWO Tea Parties in CT in March...
Saturday, March 21, 2009 at 10:00am
Ballard Park
Ridgefield, CT
Saturday, March 28, 2009 from 10:00am - 12:00pm
Stamford, CT @ 96 Broad Street (Starbucks/Library location), the corner of Broad and Bedford.
All we ask is that folks RSVP to mttaylor1959(at)gmail (dot)com as to which (or both!) Parties they plan to attend. More is written here.
List of upcoming teaparties is here - look at the drop down box...
There will also be some CT tea parties on Tax Day - April 15 - in New Haven and Hartford
(plus there will be an enormous one in Boston!) - I'll post that when details become known.
We The People
We The People Continental Congress 2009
56 cities in 60 days!
And it is coming to Connecticut!
Bob Schulz will be speaking about the upcoming Continental Congress on April 28 at 7:00 pm at the Jewish Community Center, 360 Amity Road, in Woodbridge. We're also looking for two more delegates to the Congress.
Bob Schulz is traveling around the country to spread the word about redress of grievances. You can see his presentations live broadcast at www.mogulus.com/continentalcongress
The objective is to return America to its founding principles, from which the vast majority of our elected officials in both parties and all branches of our government have greatly strayed, further and further in recent years. From We The People's perspective, our Republic is in grave danger, our Constitution hangs by a thread. How has this happened? The people we have put in office are a reflection of our own consciousness. We cannot right what has happened to our government without first re-awakening our own commitment to our Freedom Documents and understanding the role each of us plays in holding our government accountable for their actions." Continental Congress 2009 Later this year delegates representing the People of the fifty states will convene as a national assembly to publicly debate our Government's abuses of the Constitution and to consider practical strategies which can bring about compliance with our Freedom documents, not only in our government at all levels, but in our individual lives. The Continental Congress 2009 will be an undertaking of historical importance as we follow the example of our Founding Fathers, to gather together and discuss the state of our Nation to restore the Light of Liberty. For more information read this.
As always write to your Congressmen.


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The following is a list of 5 books that every marketer should be required to have on their bookshelf (and have actually read them several times each)…
Scientific Advertising/My Life In Advertising by Claude Hopkins
Influence (Science and Practice) by Robert B. Cialdini
Breakthrough Advertising by Eugene Schwartz
Getting Everything You Can Out Of All You've Got by Jay Abraham
The Irresistible Offer by Mark Joyner
Yes, you can probably add to this list (please add a comment with more from your list below) and yes, you could even replace a book or two with a different one…but the list above WILL provide you a foundational education in advertising, copywriting, and marketing…all skills critical to successful marketing online and offline.
Enjoy! And please help me out by sharing this list with others who might be starting out, or who need a boost to their business.


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What does unscientific mean?
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not consistent with the methods or principles of science
"an unscientific lack of objectivity"
Not scientific
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of unscientific in Chaldean Numerology is: 9
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of unscientific in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6
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Alberto Rondina and some other magnificent kiteboarders give us the opportunity to have a close look at some of the most technical kiteboarding tricks.
This session was filmed at Sandy Point in Australia. The area near Sandy Point contains a diverse range of habitats including mangroves, extensive stands of coastal heathland as well as remnant coastal grassy forest. There are large populations of koalas living in the region and most of all it is a fantastic spot for kitesurfing. Enjoy!


text: Last Wednesday's snow storm came with strong northwestern winds. This caused a dramatic blow out tide in the Hudson Estuary that could be seen from Schodack Island to the Battery. Water levels dropped by four feet or more. Luckily these conditions were predicted by the NYHOPS forecast. One Hudson River Pilot was particularly greatful, "The ship was loaded to 31 feet and the channel normally is 32 feet deep. A dramatic drop in water level has a significant effect. You might be scraping the mud as you go along and it handles very very poorly." For a more detailed description, see this story describing blow out tides.


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Youth jumps to death from hospital in South Mumbai
The 24-year-old patient first attempted to hurt himself and others by breaking a mirror in the ward's bathroom
A 24-year-old patient of GT Hospital at Dhobi Talao jumped to his death from the emergency exit on the second floor of the hospital. The incident took place at around 11.30 pm on Friday in the presence of doctors and ward boys.
The patient, Sagar Salvi, was a resident of Badlapur and was admitted to the hospital a day before his death for high fever. "He first jumped off the first floor window and injured his left arm.
We immediately took him to the ward and cleaned his wound and tried to pacify him. Doctors were also planning to sedate him but he calmed down and we let him be," said Dr BR Kulkarni, superintendent of GT Hospital.
Later, Salvi ran inside a bathroom in the ward and broke a mirror. "He used shards of the mirror to inflict wounds on himself and then threatened others. He ran towards the emergency exit and jumped off," added Kulkarni. The doctors are yet to detect the cause for the deceased patient's suicidal tendencies.


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Connell Foley LLP has announced that partner Stephen V. Falanga has been chosen by NJBIZ as a Forty Under 40 recipient. Mr. Falanga will be featured in the Nov. 13 issue of the magazine. The Forty Under 40 awards program honors men and women who have been making headlines in their field and who share a commitment to business growth, professional excellence and the community.
Mr. Falanga specializes in banking law and finance, bankruptcy and corporate law.
The New Jersey State Bar Association has appointed Connell partner Peter Pizzi as co-chair of the Internet and Computer Law Committee for the 2006-2007 year. Mr. Pizzi focuses his practice on business and employment litigation, securities litigation and arbitration, and cases involving the protection of corporate intellectual property.


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Hi, > > How would I e.g. create a bootable SPARC cdrom? > > "Not that easy". You create a generic CD9660 image with the contents, > then create a ffs image with the boot stuff (including bootloader and > kernel, and probably a config file telling the bootloader to tell the > kernel to use cd0a as root file system), then join both images with the > sunlabel tool (or $TOOLDIR/bin/nbsunlabel). How would you merge the two images? Just create a single image with two partitions, but how to write that to a CD? Could you please provide a step-by-step tutorial for what exactly to do? I never managed to see the sense of sunlabel, I always thought sun disklabels were only specific BSD disklabels. Wouldn't it be better to integrate that either to makefs(8) or installboot(8)? And what about the other platforms? How are the boot images created for them? Regards, Julian
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Getting To The Bottom Of What Went Wrong
It would be far too easy to say that Southend lost to Dagenham on Tuesday night because they scored fewer goals whilst conceding more wouldn't it!
Obviously, in the grand scheme of things, that is ultimately what happens when you lose but it's not as black and white as that is it there's usually a catalyst, or reason for whatever happens on the pitch and why it happens?
Phil Brown was left angry and frustrated following our Johnstone's Paint Trophy exit against Dagenham & Redbridge when we let a lead slip before suffering a 5-2 defeat...
We showed character to get back into the game, with two quick goals from Cauley Woodrow following his introduction from the bench, but then made too many errors to not only let Dagenham back in but allow them to battle us with Paul Smith guilty of a couple of these in goal.
Brown said: 'When we needed character and resilience we just didn't have any. I thought we actually edged the first half despite being behind and it all looked good when Cauley came on and got a couple of goals.
'After that we made some individual errors which I'm not going to moan about because they happen.
'However, I will be studying the recording of the game long and hard to get to the bottom of what went wrong.'
Speaking of Woodrow, it was a bittersweet night for him wasn't it!
What an impact he made with two goals within minutes of his half time arrival, he had admitted that it was indeed that "bittersweet" feeling for him but all being well that'll now put him on the goal trail and these can be added to his impressive showings of late.
As far as Smith goes, I don't think we'll be seeing him in goal any time soon! His errors cost goals, and saw sections of the crowd get on his back.
The boss took the blame for that though, while Smith might have made the errors Brown admits that a "rusty" Smith maybe shouldn't have been thrust into the fray on the night...


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My jeep keep stalling there are. No indicator light on dash what could be my problem. I changed a lot of sensors and. Throttle body and map sensor what else can it be. If sending unit on fuel pump is bad will there be any codes that will show up.
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How Recycle Studio's Cate Brinch Finds Balance – On and Off the Bike
As a new mom, I'm constantly looking to connect with other moms and learn the ways that they're finding balance in motherhood. I recently caught up with Recycle Studio owner Cate Brinch and how she is handling motherhood and a full workload with daughter, Brooklyn.
What does a typical day look like for you?
My work week is split between my two studios – I spend Monday, Wednesday, and Friday working from our Back Bay studio at 9 Newbury Street while Tuesday and Thursday working from our South End studio at 18 Union Park Street. It's a perfect balance for me because I like to be sure I spend time in both studios so I can be hands-on with the operations.
The million dollar question: how do you strike a work / life / motherhood balance? Is there such thing as a balance?
It is hard to find the balance but I am lucky to have a great system in place at this point, almost a year into motherhood. We have a nanny who comes to care for Brook while I am at work so I can be totally in Recycle mode during the workday. Then when I come home I can give her 100% of my focus, which I love. My husband and I also have a standing date night during the week and make a point to be out with friends at least one night each weekend. And I like to take lunch in front of my computer so I can fit my workouts in during "lunch time". It's all about making the most out of my days so I can fit everything in because it's all important!
How has becoming a mother changed you?
I've always been a big planner but since becoming a mother, I've really taken that to the next level. Even casual dinners need to be planned in advance because you have to book a babysitter. No more grabbing a bite out on a whim! No more jumping into a workout class because I am in the mood. You have to really just map your time out more than I anticipated – bedtime, childcare, etc. are all new factors to work with.
We love how you're such a supporter of other local businesses. Why does supporting the local community matter to you? Which business owners inspire you and why?
If we don't support local businesses we will lose the identity of the city. Who wants to see Boston become a city of chains? Not me. As a local business with a great community and following I feel it is my duty to bring awareness of all of the great local options we have in Boston. For example, we hold trunk shows in the studio for great local brands like semi-custom clothing company, Alice Walk or bag-maker Forestbound. And on Valentine's Day we handed out these unreal handmade artisan chocolates by local Seacoast Sweets. We take advantage of our knowledge of the local business community and we partner with them as much as we can. I am telling you, if you look for it, you can find it made in Boston!
Aside from on the bike, where can we find you? Favorite hobbies?
In the summer you can often find my husband and I sneaking off to Nantucket and in the winter we are skiing as much as possible! Around the city, I love taking Pilates Megaformer classes and going for runs around the Charles River, too. My husband and I have run quite a few half-marathons together; we recently ran one on Nantucket when our daughter was 5 months old!
What are your favorite baby-friendly activities around town?
One of our favorite things to do is to get together with friends for brunch on Sundays. These days, it is easier to just do brunch at each other's homes and cook a fun spread together. Everyone can bring something and the babies all have free roam of the homes so its much easier than taking them out to restaurants! Also, I have to say we have childcare at both of my studios which is a great activity for moms who don't have help! Summer Sitters cares for the kids Tuesday and Thursday at our South End studio during the 8:30am ride and Wednesdays during the noon ride at the Back Bay studio.
If you took a 24-hour staycation, what would you do?
A workout would be a part of it because I always feel my best when I get some exercise into my day. So, I'd probably get up and out and take a morning class at one of my studios with my husband. Then grab coffee at one of our favorite spots like Thinking Cup in Back Bay or Wholy Grain in South End. Then take some time to leisurely stroll Newbury Street and pop into all of the great local galleries. Make our way over to the South End to grab a late lunch at Coppa. And a massage would be a must in the mid-afternoon! The day would round out with a relaxing dinner somewhere in Cambridge – if I am indulging I'd say drinks at Backbar and dinner at Journeyman!
We're so excited for spring. What are you most looking forward to doing come warmer weather?
Boston is such a walkable city and I love that about it! I am really looking forward to leaving my car parked and using my feet to commute more often once the weather warms up!
What's in your bag?
I always carry a huge bag, usually a Steele Canvas "Studio Sack" I designed with them. In it you'll find: my laptop, a ThinkThin Chocolate Almond bar, a large bottle of O-Water (electrolyte water we sell at Recycle), a black Shit That I Knit hat and probably a random toy that my daughter tossed in their, too. My bag is always heavy!
Any recipes you've been cooking on repeat?
Sweet potato noodles are in heavy rotation at my house! I buy a great spicy pesto that I mix into ground turkey and combine with the noodles then top with pecorino cheese and a dash of Maldon sea salt. So good and so easy.
What's next for Recycle?
We are launching a bunch of cool things in the spring – one that I am particularly excited about is our Social Sundays. During the month of April we are going to have social events every Sunday morning at our Boston Common studio including champagne, shopping and even some cool theme rides. I know Sundays are a tough day for many to motivate to workout so why not bring the Sunday Funday into the workout so you kill two birds with one stone? We want to do whatever we can to make working out something you really look forward to.
Thanks so much, Cate! Have you been to Recycle? It's one of our favorite places to go for spin and to reset our minds.


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WWE SUPERSTAR SHOWDOWN Will Superkick the Fun into You [Review]
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Amazon Prime members today were e-mailed and told that the price of their Amazon Prime membership will increase from $79 to $99 a year.
I am pretty certain that this price increase angers – nobody.
Let's face it – Amazon Prime is an amazing deal. Not only can you receive just about everything in 2 days for free, but you also get an amazing 40,000 video streaming service which is growing quickly and adding original content (ala Netflix's House of Cards).
If I would venture a guess, I'd say that Amazon will lose less than 1% of memberships because of the price increase. Amazon needs the money – unlike most companies that offer loss leader products to attract buyers, Amazon uses the entire shipping process as its' loss leader. It's a move that is turning out to be brilliant.
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I got the opportunity to try out some Regia 6-ply yarn in my very favorite Arne and Carlos colorway, fall night. Recently I got a hole in a pair of Regia socks and contacted their customer service to replace the yarn (since they have that 10 year guarantee listed on the ball band). I had a wonderful customer service experience and they also sent me some 6-ply yarn in the Arne and Carlos line to try. Matt is very fortunate because he will be the recipient of these socks. When I made a pair of socks for myself in the fall night colorway out of the 4-ply he originally thought the colors would be too girly. Then he saw the socks and regretted his choice.
Fortunately for me, knitting socks in the heavier yarn for him means that I only have to cast on 75 percent of the usual number of stitches I use for socks for him. This seemed to be true for the sport weight socks I cast on for myself a while back as well. I'm not sure I would say that's always true, but I'll have to test it out a few more times to be certain.
I have been knitting, I swear, even though I realized I haven't blogged in ages. If you follow my Instagram account you might have seen that much of my lovely work on Flaum was promptly frogged when I realized I was doing the Fisherman's rib on only one side of the sweater. I'll explain more about that later, but that sweater was being punished in time out for about a week, then it's been back on and eating up much of my time. I've also been crazy busy at my actual job and I'm so thrilled about that. It's left me with less knitting time, or sometimes I'm too tired to knit. More soon!


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The Oscars 2014: The Results
It's been a great year for the Oscars. At the 86th annual Academy Awards, Gravity took home a huge seven awards and Dallas buyers Club picked up three, including best actor and best supporting actor.
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Film Review by Mike Bonner. Put simply: this movie is awesome. Truly awesome. Not in the typical, American jock sense, but in the truly awe inspiring, astounding sense. You will love it. If you're teetering on the edge of your seat whether or not to go, do it, get up, don your trendy 3-D glasses […]