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The LG Optimus L3 was announced back in January alongside a slew of other devices, and now it can now be pre-ordered in the UK. It's offering the handset on contract with O2, Vodafone, or Orange. So that's almost all the major UK operators there.
Unfortunately though, Dial-A-Phone, the retailer which is taking pre-orders for the LG Optimus L3, but didn't list any release date. So at this point we can't really tell you when you'll be able to fondle a LG Optimus L3, even if you do pre-order it today.
The cheapest contract that will net you the LG Optimus L3 for free costs £10.50 per month. Alternatively, for the same monthly amount, you can scrap the data and get unlimited texts (although why get a smartphone if you're not going to use data on it?).
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|Many libraries are regularly increasing their offerings of ebooks in a variety of formats. To read a book listed below, please visit some of the eLibraries, such as Internet Archives, Chronicling America, and Project Gutenburg. And, if you find a helpful ebook available, please let us know, and we will add the link to our Bibliography.
|Skagway, A Legacy of Gold
|Alaska Geographic, Vol 19 No 1, 1992.
|The Klondike Fever
|by Pierre Berton, New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1974
|The Klondike Quest
|Boston/Toronto: Little, Brown and Co. with The Atlantic Monthly Press, 1983
|The Skagway Story
|by Howard Clifford, Anchorage: Alaska Northwest Publishing Co, 1986. Index online.
|Admiralty ... Island In Contention
|Alaska Geographic, Vol 1 ~ No 3 ~ 1973
|Gold Rush Narrow Gauge
|by Cy Martin, Los Angeles: Trans-Anglo Books 1969
|The White Pass, Gateway to the Klondike
|by Roy Minter, Fairbanks: University of Alaska Press 1987
|Chilkoot Trail, Heritage Route to the Klondike
|Neufeld, David, and Frank Norris. (Whitehorse, Yukon: Lost Moose Publishing, 1996), 182 p., paper, (58 Kluane Crescent, Whitehorse, YT YlA 3G7). wln96-281768. Historians from Parks Canada and the US National Park Service tell the story of the Klondike gold rush trail; over 250 photographs.
|Chilkoot Pass
|by Archie Satterfield, Anchorage: Alaska Northwest Publishing Co, 1983
|Skagway, District of Alaska 1884-1912
|by Robert L.S. Spude, Fairbanks: University of Alaska and Alaska Regional Office of the National Park Service, 1983
|Garden City of Alaska
|by Frank Norris. Since passengers first arrived on ships during the Klondike Gold Rush, visitors have marveled at the wonder of Skagway, Alaska's gardens. Here is the complete history of gardening in Skagway over the past century, illustrated with historic black and white and contemporary color photographs of the town's great gardens and gardeners.
|Among the Thlinkits in Alaska
|by C.E.S. Wood, Century Magazine, 1882.
17-page pdf available to view now
|The Klondike Nugget
|by Russell A. Bankson, Caldwell, Idaho: Caxton Printers 1935
|Klondike Gold rush National Historical Park Historic Resource Study
|by Edwin C. Bearss, Washington DC: US Dept of the Interior, National Park Service, 1970
|A Klondike Woman's Diary
|by Ethel Becker, Alaska magazine, Anchorage: Alaska Northwest Publishing Co., June 1970
|Klondike '98: E.A. Hegg's Gold Rush Album
|Portland: Binfords & Mort, 1972
|Skagway Supports War Effort
|by G.A. Benedict, Alaska Life, Juneau: Alaska Life Publishing Co, March 1943
|The Klondike Stampede of 1897-1898
|By Edwin Tappan Adney, Fairfield, WA: Ye Galleon Press, 1968
|Skaguay Alaskan
|Jeff Brady, ed., summer supplement to The Skagway News, various issues, 1980-1990
|The Last Grand Adventure
|by William Bronson and Richard Reinhardt, New York: McGraw-Hill Book Co 1977
|Gold Rush Gateway
|by Stan Cohen, Missoula, MT: Pictorial Histories Publishing Co 1980
|The White Pass and Yukon Route Railway
|Wilson, Graham. (Portland: Graphic Arts Center Publishing, 1998), 112 pp., paper, ISBN0968195520, P. O. Box 10306, Portland, OR 97210. An album of 125 historic black and white photographs.
|Klondike Newsman "Stroller" White
|by R.N. DeArmond, Skagway: Lynn Canal Publishing 1989
|Alaska Southeast, Touring the Inside Passage
|by Sarah Eppenbach, Chester, CT: The Globe Pequot Press 1991
|Historic Skagway
|by Ruth Selby Honius, Alaska Life, Juneau: Alaska Life Publishing Co, August 1946
|Golden Places, the History of Alaska-Yukon Mining
|by William R. Hunt, Anchorage national Park Service, Alaska Region 1990
|The Story of the Tour on the Skagway, Alaska Street Car
|by Martin Itjen, 1962
|Castle Kern
|by Barbara Kalen, Alaska Sportsman, Achorage: Alaska Northwest Publishing Co, May 1962
|Klondike Women, True Tales of the 1897-1898 Gold Rush
|by Melanie J. Mayer, Athens, Ohio: Swallow Press/Ohio University Press 1989
|Gateway to Gold
|by Martha McCready, Whitehorse, Yukon: Studio North Ltd 1990
|Skagway In Days Primeval
|by Bernard J. Moore, New York: Vantage Press 1968
|Alaska Comes of Age
|by Richard L. Neuberger, Argus, Vol 59 No. 52, Seattle: Argus Publishing Co, Dec 13, 1952
|Early Days on the Yukon
|by William Ogilvie, London: John Lane Publishers 1913
|The Klondike Official Guide
|Toronto: The Hunter, Rose Co., Ltd, 1898
|Discover Southeast Alaska with Pack & Paddle
|by Margaret Piggott, Seattle: The Mountaineers 1990
|Through the Yukon and Alaska
|by T.A. Rickard, San Francisco: Mining and Scientific Press 1909
|Skagway, Gen of Alaska
|Alaska-Yukon Magazine, November 1911
|Prohibition in Alaska
|by Becky Smith, The Alaska Journal, Vol. 3, No. 3, Anchorage: Alaska Northwest Publishing Co, 1973
|Big Mike Heney, Irish Prince of the Iron Rails
|by Elizabeth A. Tower, Anchorage 1988
|Old Yukon, Tales, Trails and Trials
|by James Wickersham, Washington DC, Washington Law Book Co 1938
|Duty Station Northwest, the US Army in Alaska and Canada 1867-1987
|by Lt. Col. Lyman Woodman, unpublished manuscript
|Alaska Behind Blue Eyes : a Police Officer Discovers Life, Love and Law Enforcement on the Last Frontier
|White, Alan L. (Clare, Mich. : Dark River, 1998), 225 pp., cloth, ISBN0966320115, P.O. Box 436, Clare, MI 48617. Former Skagway officer relates his experiences as a police officer and a twenty-something single man new to Alaska.
|Archeological Investigations in Skagway, Volume 7: Residential Life on Block 39
|Cooper, Doreen C. (Skagway : U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service, 1998), 380 pp., paper, request from Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, P.O. Box 517, Skagway, AK 99840. A study of cultural remains from a now-vacant lot in the gold rush boom town.
|Correspondence of a Crook: An Insight into the Life of Jefferson Randolph "Soapy" Smith
|Clifford, Howard, editor,(Seattle: Sourdough Enterprises, 1997), 24 pp., paper, ISBN 091180305X, 16401 3rd Avenue SW, Seattle, WA 98166. wln97-270077. Pages from the notorious Skagway outlaw's scrapbook, originally published in the Alaska-Yukon Magazine in 1907 and 1908.
|Exploring Southeast Alaska : Dixon entrance to Skagway : Details of Every Harbor and Cove
|Douglass, Don, and Reanne Hemingway Douglass. : Itineraries of the Inside Passage San Juan Islands to Glacier Bay (Anacortes, WA : Fine Edge Productions, c2000), 543 pp., paper, ISBN 0938665588, 13589 Clayton Lane, Anacortes, WA 98221. Guidebook with great details for the Southeast Alaska cruising community.
|Klondike Gold Rush : an Educator's Guide to America's "Last Grand Adventure"
|Remick, Scott, and Cathy Cook. (Skagway, AK : Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, 1997?), 32 pp. Kondike Gold Rush NHP, PO Box 517, Skagway, AK 99840. wln97172345. Student handbook designed to give an overview of the Gold Rush, 1897-1898.
|Legacy of the Gold Rush: An Administrative History of Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park
|Norris, Frank B. (Anchorage: National Park Service, 1996), 509 pp., paper, request from National Park Service, Alaska Regional Office, 2525 Gambell Street, Room 107, Anchorage, AK 99503-2892. LC96-231316. Extensive study of Park located in Skagway and Seattle.
|One Woman's Gold Rush: Snapshots from Mollie Brackett's Lost Photo Album, 1898-1899
|Driscoll, Cynthia Brackett. (Kalamazoo: Oak Woods Media, 1996), 128 p., paper, ISBN 088196007 (PO Box 19127, Kalamazoo, MI 49019). LC96-12942. Skagway and Atlin history with photos taken by the daughter-in-law of Skagway's wagon-road builder.
|Pictorial Guide to Skagway and its History
|Godesky, James. (Juneau, Alaska: Golden North, 1995), 64 p., paper, P.O. Box 329, Skagway, Ak, 99840. Overview of Skagway for the tourist: includes photographs and list of places to see . LC 94-239134.
|Soapy Smith, uncrowned king of Skagway
|Clifford, Howard, editor, (Seattle: Sourdough Enterprises, 1997), 24 pp., paper, ISBN 091180305X, 16401 3rd Avenue SW, Seattle, WA 98166. LC97-185263. Gambler and saloon keeper who ruled Skagway during the early tumultuous years of the Kondike gold rush, was a complex and hard to understand individual.
|Cultural Resource Inventory and Evaluation of the Hood Bay Cannery, Admiralty Island, Alaska
|Mobley, Charles M. (Anchorage : Charles M. Mobley & Associates, 1999) 96pp., paper, 200 W. 34th Avenue, Anchorage AK 99503. History of structures and operations at the site of a southeast Alaska cannery which burned in 1961; includes an appendix listing Angoon residents receiving wages from the cannery in 1953.
|Tenakee Times: An Informational Booklet on Tenakee Springs, Alaska
|(Tenakee Springs: no publisher, 1995), 90 p., paper, order from Hearthside Books 254 Front Street, Juneau, AK 99801. Illustrated anecdotes about a southeast Alaskan town. wln95-099518.
|Iron Rails to Alaskan Copper; The Epic Triumph of Erastus Corning Hawkins
|Quinn, Alfred O. (Wilmington, NY: D'Aloquin Publishing Company, 1995), 195 p., ISBN 0964666901, order from Quaker Mountain, Wilmington, NY 12997. Story of the work of the chief engineer for the White Pass & Yukon Railway and the Copper River and Northwestern Railroad; over 100 photographs and maps. wln96-051260.
|It Happened on the White Pass: The Life and Times of a Narrow-Gage Railway Engineer
|True, J. D. (Whitehorse: Northbush Publications), 107 p., paper, ISBN 1896079024 (order from Mac's Fireweed Books, 203 Main Street, Whitehorse, YT, Canada YlA 2B2). wln97-53880. Memories of forty years on the White Pass and Yukon Route.
|Gambler's Wife: The Life of Malinda Jenkins, As Told in Conversations to Jesse Lilienthal
|Jenkins, Malinda. (Lincoln : University of Nebraska Press, 1998), 296 pp., paperback, ISBN0803276079, 312 North 14th Street, Lincoln, NE 68588-0484. Reissue of the 1933 edition which tells of Jenkin's adventurous life; in 1897 she crossed the Chilkoot Pass to join her gambler husband in Dawson.
|Hiking with Ghosts : the Chilkoot Trail, Then and Now
|Backhouse, Frances, and Adrian Dorst. (Vancouver : Raincoast Books, 1999), 129 pp., paper, ISBN 1551922762, 9050 Shaughnessy Street, Vancouver, BC V6P 6E5. Overview of favorite hiking trail then and now.
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Normally a fan attending a championship parade wearing the gear of a rival team would be less than welcome. Initially this was the case of 49er fan "Waldo" (as he has come to be called), but this is far from the case with this brave young man now. "Waldo" has quite the story to tell that shows how large fan bases can come together in times of need.
Turns out "Waldo" is 15 years old and is a ward of the state. So that essentially means that this young man is homeless. "Waldo" lives in shelters and has endured a very difficult life so far. King 5 news in Seattle reports that "Waldo" does go to school everyday and that his teachers speak very highly of this brave young man. In an interview with the Ladies of the Empire, an all female club for the San Francisco 49ers, and we're proud to say one of Fans Against Violence's partner clubs, "Waldo" explained his reasoning for going to the Seahawks Championship Parade in his 49ers gear "Just being a Niner fan and getting all the crap at school for being one. I wanted everyone in Seattle and all around the world to know that I was a niner fan and I was no bandwagon!"
Word has spread really quickly about this young man's unfortunate situation. Longtime 49er fan and president of the Ladies of the Empire, Catherine Tate was so impressed with what the bravery "Waldo" showed that she initially wanted to give him front row tickets to a 49ers game next season. That is when this brave 15 year olds story came to the forefront. Catherine worked very hard to get in contact with the right people and is raising money for "Waldo".
Catherine and the Ladies of the Empire initially started a fundraiser on GoFundMe.com for "Waldo" to help get him to San Francisco for a game. However, after learning of "Waldo's" situation this go fund me is raising funds to help with all of "Waldo's" everyday basic needs. As of this writing $11,365!
Here is what is even more amazing when you see that number its not just 49ers fans contributing, Seahawks fans are also helping this young man. Along with donations on go fund me you can leave a comment. Some of the cool comments from the Seahawks fans are: "12th Man wants to help too", 12th man Wilson style", "Several 12 fans offering him shelter in their homes if he needs.
This story just goes to show how no matter what team you are a fan of, we are all humans in the end. For all of the bad things you hear these days when it comes to rivalries in sports, there is more good than bad. Here you have two fan bases that make one of the most heated rivalries in the NFL today bonding together to help a young man in need. For as brave as "Waldo" was to go to the Seahawks championship parade in his 49ers gear, it is nothing compared to the courage he shows every day living his difficult life.
To contribute to Waldo's go fund me please go here: www.gofundme.com/Get-Niner-Waldo-to-SF
For more information on the Ladies of the Empire: ladiesoftheempire.com
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If President-Elect Barack Obama was in any doubt about the size of the challenges facing him when he takes office later next month, the latest eruption of violence between the Israelis and Palestinians in the Gaza Strip will have helped identify one of the defining issues of his presidency.
"Change we can believe in" might have been an effective campaign slogan to attract the support of disillusioned American voters, but it is unlikely to make much of an impression on the deeply entrenched, and bitterly contested, positions of opposing factions caught up one of the world's most intractable disputes.
In contrast to President George W Bush, who in effect washed his hands of the whole sorry affair the moment he took office eight years ago, there is a widespread expectation that Mr Obama will make the Israeli-Palestinian dispute one of his top foreign policy priorities.
Mr Obama has said as much in the pre-inauguration press conferences he has given at his campaign headquarters in Chicago, where he has highlighted the seemingly endless cycle of rocket attacks, reprisal raids and suicide bombings as core issues to be tackled if there is to be any significant progress in the wider war against terrorism.
Whether they be militant mullahs developing nuclear weapons in Iran, Pakistani terrorists attacking Mumbai's business district or al-Qaeda foot-soldiers hiding in the lawless tribal areas between Afghanistan and Pakistan, the one rallying cry that can be guaranteed to unite them in their desire to attack the West and its allies is the call to liberate the Palestinians from the oppression of Israeli occupation.
A dispute that has its origins in the creation of the State of Israel following the bloody war of independence in 1948, and which has become a festering sore after millions of Palestinians found themselves placed under military occupation after Israel's stunning military success in the 1967 Six Day War, has rightly been identified by Mr Obama as holding the key to the wider stability of the entire Middle East.
When even staunchly
pro-Western Arab governments such as Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Egypt regularly express their concern for the plight of ordinary Palestinian civilians trapped in the violence between militant factions such as Hamas and the uncompromising might of the Israeli military, it is clear that it is in the West's interests to use every means at its disposal to find a lasting peace settlement.
It is for this reason that expectations are running high throughout the world that Mr Obama will make a firm commitment in his inauguration address on January 20 to help the Israelis and Palestinians negotiate a lasting peace agreement. The choice of Hillary Clinton, whose husband came tantalisingly close to reaching a settlement in the dying days of his presidency, as Mr Obama's Secretary of State is also being taken as an indication that the new American president wants to hit the ground running.
But with Israeli F-16 fighters maintaining relentless bombing raids on the infrastructure of the Islamic fundamentalist Hamas militia, and Palestinian militants continuing to fire home-made Qassem rockets at nearby Israeli suburbs, it would appear that the prospect of the new American administration making tangible progress is bleak.
It seems hard to imagine now amid the current bloodshed, but it is only eight years since Israel and the Palestinians came within a whisker of settling their differences for good at the peace talks hosted by President Clinton at Camp David. This was the culmination of a process that had begun in 1993, when the then Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin signed the Oslo Accords with Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat on the White House lawn.
Despite encountering significant difficulties, not least of which was Mr Rabin's murder by a Right-wing Jewish fanatic in 1995, Mr Clinton doggedly cajoled the two sides to the negotiating table, with the result that Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak offered Mr Arafat a deal whereby more than 90 per cent of the land Israel occupied in 1967 would be returned to Palestinian control in return for the Palestinians making a lasting commitment to safeguard Israel's security.
Mr Arafat's last-minute decision to walk away from this painstakingly negotiated deal illustrated the pitfalls of Washington investing too much political capital in a region that is always wary of the interventions of outsiders, no matter how well‑meaning. It also plunged the Israelis and Palestinians into a seemingly never-ending sequence of violence, which started with Mr Arafat launching the second intifada, or uprising, and continues today with the current violence in Gaza.
But while there are many in Washington – including Mrs Clinton – who would simply like to resurrect the blueprint for peace set out at Camp David in 2000, the dynamics driving the conflict have changed fundamentally since those heady days, not least in the Gaza Strip, where the emergence of Hamas as the main party representing the Palestinians has led to a dramatic radicalisation of the dispute.
It's not just that Hamas refuses to recognise Israel's right to exist, a position the die-hard PLO veteran Mr Arafat had long ago abandoned. Today, Hamas relies almost exclusively on the militant clerics who run Iran for its funding and military hardware, a fact which makes Channel 4's decision to invite Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to make an alternative Christmas broadcast last week all the more odious.
Despite their different Sunni and Shia Muslim backgrounds, Hamas has managed to enter a marriage of convenience with Iran's Revolutionary Guards in which they have agreed to work together to defeat their common enemy, Israel.
Certainly Hamas would not be the force it is today – for most of this year it has been able to intimidate nearby Israeli population centres with impunity – were it not for Tehran's support. It is probably no coincidence that the latest round of violence has erupted just as a new American administration is about to revive Western efforts to find a lasting peace agreement.
Iran's controversial uranium enrichment programme, which has made significant progress during 2008 despite the imposition of wide-ranging UN sanctions, is another issue that will need to be tackled by the Obama administration next year. But Mr Ahmadinejad and the other architects of Iran's nuclear drive are no doubt calculating that, by inflaming the situation in Gaza, they will ensure that Washington is too preoccupied sorting out warring Israelis and Palestinians to pay much attention to their own nefarious activities.


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We all hate getting those annoying phone calls from call centres scattered across the world, from companies you have never heard. Faxes (in the ever rare case that a company still maintains one) will still come through for deals on everything from dream vacations, to sales on toner (very self-serving). The government has taken steps to squash these bothersome solicitations, and come July 1st, 2014, legislation will be coming to do away with spam. Not the tinned 'meat', but the unsolicited emails that clog your inbox. Spam has become ever more bothersome to the average person who may now be receiving dozens, if not hundreds, of these unwanted emails a day. So, is your business part of the problem? Are you looking to stay on the right side of the law come Canada Day? Well, let us take a look at how the new legislation will affect your online marketing initiatives and communications with customers.
First of all, if you are directly interfacing with a current customer, meaning you are sending an email to them, and only them, asking a question, or letting them know an order is ready, replying to them, etc., then you are not spamming them. I mean, you may be stalking them, but this is not what this legislation is trying to curb. What it is after is email being sent for commercial purposes, or CEM's (Commercial Electronic Messages) especially unsolicited messages.
What is a CEM message?
Well, it is vague, even under the legislation, but as outlined it can pertain to:
- Offers to purchase, sell, barter or lease a product, goods, a service, land or an interest, or right in land;
- Offers to provide a business, investment or gaming opportunity;
- Promoting a person, including the public image of a person, as being a person who does anything referred to above, or who intends to do so.
Still Confused? Well, that is not surprising.
As with any new legislation, the devil will be in the details. The main thing as a business owner that you can do to comply with the new legislation is to only use email addresses that you have garnered yourself, and from customers that have given you their consent - whether expressed or implied. The difference between the two is easy. If, on your website you have an option to sign up to your email newsletter and a person does so of their own free will, then you are in the clear. The same can be said for emails gained through customer sign up forms available in-store, or by directly asking them for the email address. If they say yes, then they have agreed to receive message from you. Implied, is more of a grey area. This can be people that you have recently done business with that has garnered an email address, then that address can be used. So, do not go searching online for email addresses and scraping them from websites and adding them to your list. This will get you in trouble – and probably leave a sour taste in the recipient's mouth regardless. Always remember though, the crutch of this new legislation is that the onus of proving consent is on the sender of the message – not the receiver. So, when faced with a situation you are unsure of, better err on the side of caution, and leave them out.
Another mandatory is that all CEM messages contain an unsubscribe option. This allows a person currently receiving messages from your company to opt out at any time. All law-abiding email newsletter services will automatically have this option embedded into their functionality. So, if you are still sending mass commercial emails from your Outlook, stop! Sign up to a proper email newsletter service such as Constant Contact or MailChimp (our fav). This will not only let you stay on the right side of the law, it will also help you create more visually appealing messages to customers, and maintain a cleaner and more refined list of customers email addresses and interactions.
All businesses should be engaging with their customer base constantly – if only to fight for space. One the best and least expensive ways to do this is with email newsletters. It is a closed marketing platform, meaning when a person is reading your email, they are only reading that. Also, by building up a legal email list of your customers email addresses, you are building up a great asset. At any point you can send a message to them, to tell them of a sale happening, informing them of a new product, or a holiday schedule. The main thing to take away from the current legislation is that when sending CEM's to your customers, always use common sense. If you do not know them, don't send them an email. Now that you have a little more information, put yourself at ease and don't sweat the coming of Canada Day.


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Lately I hear these questions a lot: "Is Scrum better, or Kanban?" "What is more suitable for my project -- Kanban or Scrum?" These questions, and sometimes the responses to them, put managers in a dilemma about which framework to embrace. . . .
7/10/2014 by Gene Gendel
Our current business operating system that is built around external, carrot-and-stick motivators -- which don't work and often do more harm than good. We need a system upgrade. And the science shows the way. . . .
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I knew a product owner. He was a man who could turn a failing product into a product that kept demanding a huge infrastructure scaling. Let's call him Mr. R. . . .
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There have been a lot of mixed views about the PO role from those who have been through a bad Agile implementation or haven't gone through a formal Agile/Scrum training. . . .
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Try convincing a non-Agile practitioner of the Agile way of working; the most prominent and probable question will be, "What is the benefit of Agile/iterative development/incremental delivery?"
7/8/2014 by Raj Kumar Sahu
When any organization implements Agile, multiple challenges arise. By now, all of us know the common challenges, which I think are not necessary to highlight. Apart from the common challenges, however, I personally feel one area to focus on is product backlog management. . . .
7/7/2014 by Vishal Prasad
How many deliverables should we commit to our customers in, say, the next two weeks? An intriguing question asked by many Agile teams at the beginning of every iteration. . . .
7/7/2014 by Holger Berndt
We started with Scrum in 2013. It was an amazing change, and the whole company decided going forward this way was right. Well, we've all read these lines a hundred times. Why is this worth writing about?
7/3/2014 by Gene Gendel
You just bought a house and decided to renovate. You brought in a contractor to estimate the work that you want done. What is your biggest fear? Here are a few possibilities. . . .
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South Carolina Defeats Kentucky 54-3 - Recap
South Carolina's aerial attack produced 311 yards and the Gamecocks produced a 54-3 victory over Kentucky on Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium.
South Carolina won and also put money in the pockets of their supporters by covering the 20.5-point spread as favorites. Totals bettors, meanwhile, saw the game go OVER the closing number of 42.5.
Marcus Lattimore rushed for 102 yards, while Bruce Ellington added 61 yards in the win. Alshon Jeffery and Ace Sanders added 95 and 53 receiving yards respectively.
Morgan Newton rushed for 54 yards for Kentucky, while Josh Clemons added 10 yards. Morgan Newton threw for 17 yards for the Wildcats, while receivers La'Rod King and Matt Roark had 8 and 7 yards respectively.
Kentucky was outgained by South Carolina 639-96 yards in Saturday's match, while the important battle of first downs was won 32-6 by the Gamecocks.
Kentucky lost the time of possession battle 38:37/21:23, leaving their defense on the field more than they wanted.
South Carolina looks to continue their winning ways next game with a battle against Mississippi State. Kentucky will aim to get back on the winning track vs Jacksonville State.


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The recent news about the IRS has strangely, or maybe not so strangely, got me thinking about a high school algebra problem: if A=B and B=C, then does A=C?
I'll leave it to you to solve the problem and will give you until the end of this blog post to do so.
Speaking of problems, it is interesting to read a recently released interpretation letter from Richard Fairfax, then Deputy Assistant Secretary of Labor for OSHA. Fairfax, who retired after the letter was written, was responding to a union inquiry.
In the letter, Fairfax said that non-union employees can select anyone, including representatives of a union, to accompany an OSHA compliance officer during an inspection of their worksite. Some employers believe this is an unfair way to favor unions by giving them backdoor help in trying to organize a workplace.
Here's what Fairfax said, in part:
"The OSH Act authorizes participation in the walk-around portion of an OSHA inspection by 'a representative authorized by [the employer's] employees.' 29 U.S.C. § 657(e). Therefore, a person affiliated with a union without a collective bargaining agreement or with a community representative can act on behalf of employees as a walk-around representative so long as the individual has been authorized by the employees to serve as their representative."
This marks a major departure in procedures for OSHA inspections and litigation seems likely from unhappy non-union employers, some of whom already believe that OSHA favors union workplaces when it comes to inspections.
As I said at the start, current events draw the mind in interesting directions.
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What is your immediate response to conflict? Do you wish it didn't exist or could be eliminated from life completely? Do you always back off and do nothing in a quest for and a belief in 'anything for a quiet life'?
So if conflict is inevitable what are some of the keys to dealing with it effectively?
- Don't attack the person, rather challenge the behaviour. A young person can cope with you saying they can do better, can turn that C grade into a B grade, that B into an A, but they can't handle you saying how they're no good, they're stupid and they're a failure. They will begin to believe it for themselves and fall into the classic self-fulfilling prophecies.
- Stick to the issue that is current. Don't drag into the argument all the other times when you have felt let down.
- Remember the power of the tongue. The Bible likens it to the power of a rudder to steer a ship – a small thing but with huge impact. Your words could affect their lives [sounds dramatic but its true]
- Remember the power of sorry. The silliest statement to come out of Hollywood was, 'Love means never having to say you're sorry.' On the contrary, love means always having to say you're sorry.
- Recognise the 'inner lawyer' who always fights your corner. If you have set down family principles, or if there are group rules before the teenage years, these will be working for you during adolescence.
- Remember the power of forgiveness. We have all been forgiven at one time or other and know how good it feels to be restored.
Whatever your desires, unfortunately it is not good for you or the teenager to avoid conflict at all costs. You may want the quiet life but you could end up doing more harm than good. The consequences could be more negative and far reaching than dealing with the issue:
- It may stop the relationship from deepening and developing.
- It may stop them from facing problems and dealing with them in an effective way.
- It may allow them to manipulate us through our giving-in.
- It may damage your self-esteem as parents, or just as people.
Finally, experts used to talk in terms of "conflict resolution" – finding an end to conflict. They have changed their vocabulary to "conflict management" recognising that conflict isn't about to go away so it is better to learn how to manage it and its effects.
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A field guide to recent (and some ongoing as noted) art exhibitions and events in the greater Connecticut River region. Traveling downstream from north to south:
Marlboro, VT: Marlboro College, Drury Gallery, Jen Morris: Enunciate
Tucked away in the foothills of the Green Mountains, Marlboro College puts the "Liberal" in Liberal Arts. To me, it has always seemed a place for students to either find themselves or perhaps more likely to lose themselves in the wilderness of a self-designed academic landscape. It is fitting then, to start this "field guide" with Enunciate, a recent solo exhibition of photography by Jen Morris at the Drury Gallery at Marlboro College. In this exhibition, Jen Morris positions herself as a guide of sorts, leading us through a carefully edited tour, as if we are blindfolded only to be shown mysterious glimpses of a greater whole. The experience becomes at once delightfully intimate and distant, as if we might be seeing these things up close for the first time: a four-leaf clover, a woman's hands, a wallpaper pattern, a window latch. There is language at work, as the exhibition title suggests. Morris codes the work with metaphor and the stripped down poetic "meter" of the images causes them to resonate so that they might even make a sound or perhaps even a new word, that can be heard up close for the first time.
Amherst, MA: UMASS University Museum of Contemporary Art, Céleste Boursier-Mougenot
I don't know why, but there is a switch that goes off in my brain when I see a grand piano. It conjures up having to listen to endless hours of classical music on NPR and it is not that I am opposed to classical music, but I feel the grand piano is to music as the gold gilt frame is to art, it gets in the way of escaping its own history. However, in Céleste Boursier-Mougenot's recent cerebral exhibition at the University Museum of Contemporary Art at UMASS, the grand piano derides the coattails to become a transducer of digital tickertape. In indexes (v. 1) (2012), Boursier-Mougenot has hacked into the instrument's workings to create an algorithmic "player piano" that reads (or rather "plays") real-time stock market information as notes. Coincidentally, I read on Wikipedia, the stock market crash of 1929 played a key role in ending widespread production of the once popular player pianos back in the day.
Sadly missing though, was Boursier-Mougenot's menagerie-like installation that pairs live Zebra Finches with Les Paul electric guitars to create a flittering audio-aviary reminiscent of the tunings up of a garage band. Originally slated to be part of this exhibition the Finches got the kibosh, as fears of an "avian flu" outbreak were raised by university officials, a little bird told me.
Amherst, MA: Amherst Biennial 2012: Art in Expected & Unexpected Places
Everybody is doing the biennial "thing" these days and Western Massachusetts is no exception. The driving force behind this sprawlingly large project, now in its second iteration, is organizer Terry Rooney. Rooney, with the necessary can-do attitude of an ex-pat New Yorker, is the kind of curator who would gladly take on the challenge of mounting an exhibition in a parking meter's tiny window if she had the chance. The Amherst Biennial 2012: Art in Expected & Unexpected Places lives up to its name, with 45 artists and venues ranging from storefront to museum and from forest to gallery.
Some highlights included Sandy Litchfield's fractured paintings that defy the logic the genre of "landscape" at the Eric Carle Museum (presently, Litchfield has a solo show at Carroll and Sons in Boston, through Feb. 16), Adele Mattern's thoughtful installation "Dear Friend" at the Strong House Museum, explores the relationship between poet, Emily Dickinson and her posthumous editor (and fabled Dickinson family "home wrecker") Mabel Loomis Todd (Mattern has a forthcoming solo show at the Hampden Gallery's Incubator Space at UMASS Jan 29-Feb. 21).
Not without its mishaps, the Amherst Biennial saw the unfortunate theft of Lee Hutt's Rabbit, a plump and (evidently) irresistible sculpture of a bunny that was shorn from its rocky perch in Amherst's Kendrick Park (a small setback for Amherst's hopes for a sculpture park). Meanwhile, 17 year-old artist Peter Krasznekewicz wowed the region with his Little White Houses, which had fragments of Emily Dickinson's poems writ large upon them. Installed at the sweeping entrance to Hampshire College (another self-directed academic utopia!) created wonderful visual poetry.
Amherst, MA: Royal Frog Ballet, Surrealist Cabaret and Pumpkin Walk
Political satire of an ecological bent, puppets, performance, and hot apple cider! This jumbled crew of thespian-artist-dancer-musician Jacks-of-all-Trades has been around for a handful of years peddling their abstract performances on the willing. And the willing are willing, the Royal Frog Ballet performed their Surrealist Cabaret to a sold out field on a farm just outside of Amherst. In the slanting October light, we followed these costumed bards, skeletons, and dancing mystics from act to act, by the barn, over a hill, and down a gully. It was a variety show of sorts, some performances were comic, like the two dancers one with a globe on his head the other with a lampshade on hers, engaging in a sweet tango number exploring perhaps, energy independence? A giant bull silhouetted against the sunset sky, a storytelling cowgirl, a large white moth flapping across a field, and ending by a bonfire with a mug of warm local apple cider. I've always been awed by the D.I.Y. magic of cardboard in the work of Bread and Puppet Theater, and the Royal Frog Ballet puts their own farmy spin on the great tradition of avant-garde political street theater.
North Adams, MA: MASS MoCA
Just go to MASS MoCA! Whatever is up, there is a good chance it will blow your mind! Oh, Canada, the largest survey of contemporary Canadian art outside of Canada proves we can learn a thing or two about getting art done from our neighbors to the north. See my interview with curator Denise Markonish in this month's BR&S Journal if you haven't already. My review of Oh, Canada can be found here. Invisible Cities, curated by Susan Cross is an intriguing exhibition playing off the psychological and conceptual nature of the built environment. Some highlights included Diana Al Hadid's dripping cake-like Gradiva's Fourth Wall, Sopheap Pich's bamboo and rattan Compound, and Kim Faler's Untitled (99 44/100% Pure) which explores the interior world of the walls of the city as a ghostly stud wall built entirely out of soap, including the bent nails! Xu Bing: Phoenix. Two enormous birds fashioned out of cast off construction materials!
Holyoke, MA: Massachusetts International Festival of the Arts,
In the Round at the Victory Theatre
Here's my review on Big Red & Shiny of this show which took place in a decrepit theater in Holyoke.
Hartford, CT: Real Art Ways, Sharon Butler: Gone Wrong and
Intimate Science
Sharon Butler, Gone Wrong
As a painter, I was instantly struck by Sharon Butler's solo exhibition Gone Wrong the moment I walked through the
doors at Real Art Ways. The large canvases in the space almost had the feeling of being "dropped off," as if Butler would be back for them at any moment. Either tacked or leaning up against the wall, most of the paintings are un-stretched or unprimed, projecting a kind of honesty to this presentation and evoking the immediacy of decisions made in the studio. The canvases sag and pucker with wrinkles and all, and Butler lets the materiality of her craft shine through, like a chef might assemble ingredients to support the "protein" of a dish. In Butler's work Painting is that protein. In architecture, the term "reveal" refers to the perpendicular strip between a window or door and the surface of the wall surrounding it. It is a liminal step--a transition--and in the taped off schematics of her design-build geometry, it seems that for Butler, it is a kind of plastic space for formal inquiry and conceptual renovations.
Intimate Science, Andrea Grover (curator)
Two words: architectural fungus. Two more: plant printer. This clever exhibition organized by Andrea Grover brings together a group of artists who are working on the fence between art and science. In Mycotecture
Series Philip Ross grows mushrooms into a series of modular architectural building blocks. Supposedly, these fungus bricks can be a low cost and suitable alternative to many common building materials, but all I know is that this advance in toadstool domicile is going to blow the Smurfs' minds! In Allison Kudla's Capacity for (urban eden, human error) what looks like green slime is slowly piped out of a four axis "printer" onto a bed of white cottony looking media. The slime in fact contains plant seeds that, over the course of the exhibition, will sprout and grow in a computer-generated pattern that is based on both bacterial growth and suburban sprawl. I often find that this kind of inter-disciplinary media mashing can be both thematically fascinating and precariously balanced on the threshold of "just art trying to look like science" or vice versa. Thankfully, the work in this show proves a hypothesis that these two fields can be mutually inclusive pursuits. But then again, art is not an exact science is it?
Intimate Science is on view at Real Art Ways through March 21.
New Haven, CT: ArtSpace: A Benefit Auction for Chris Engstrom
This single event highlights the very apex of what art can achieve when a community of artists comes together in support of one of its own. Chris Engstrom, a New Haven artist and educator, who holds an MFA in painting from Yale was recently diagnosed with ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease), a degenerative disease that attacks the muscular and nervous systems. So, with mounting medical bills and assistive needs, his friends got together and threw a benefit auction to help him out. For the event, ArtSpace's walls were not only filled floor to ceiling with art but the non-profit gallery was packed wall to wall with patrons, many of them fellow artists, and everybody was buying art. There was some great art to be had too. A gorgeously fretted over painting by Jessica Cuni, a clever photo of a banana with embedded spirit level by Kevin Van Aelst and at one point I was locked in a bidding war with artist Clint Jukkala over a sweet Gideon Bok painting of a Jimi Hendrix album cover. In the end, I let Clint have it, but not before driving up the price! I left with a nice print by Christopher Mir, and another by Mark Williams, and a puzzling little gouache painting by Zachary Keeting (who, by the way has a great video blog if you like visiting artists' studios). Most importantly, I knew my purchases were going to help Chris in his battle with ALS. The night was a testament to the close-knit New Haven community of artists and their love and respect for Chris Engstrom as an artist, colleague and friend.


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Traveling Luck for Drum, Serbia (general), Serbia
Where is Drum?What's around Drum?
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The timezone in Drum is Europe/Belgrade
Sunrise at 06:26 and Sunset at 17:07. It's Dark
Latitude. 43.5478°, Longitude. 21.8047°
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- Drum (0km)
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Beograd(BEG), Beograd, Yugoslavia (216.7km)
Craiova(CRA), Craiova, Romania (220.5km)
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Vrsac, Vrsac, Yugoslavia (212.9km)
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Happy Zombie Thanksgiving everyone. It's once again time to post this fun Zombie Turkey Blast from the Past! Of course it's Thanksgiving in Canada right now and before you know it it will be in the United States as well. Maybe I'll try and come up with another Zombie Thanksgiving image before then if I can, just to change things up. So, I'm going to keep today's post short as I've got a lot of work to do before visiting with my family for the big day. I hope that you all have a wonderful Thanksgiving today, and several more to come.
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BONN (Nov. 7)
West German Defense Minister Georg Leber has ordered "dismissal proceedings" against 11 Munich officer trainees who participated in a symbolic "Jew burning" at an army academy last February. The State Prosecutor has also been asked to consider charges against them for breach of laws forbidding incitement against particular population groups, use of banned symbols and insignia, and defamation of deceased persons.
Disciplinary inquiries are also being instituted against three of their superior officers who are charged with failure to report the incident to the Defense Ministry as required under army regulations.
Condemning the acts, Leber said in an interview that he had no wish to be in charge of soldiers who "even symbolically burn people, and I do not wish to lead people who observe such things without taking action." But the Minister said there was less extremism percentage-wise in the army than among the central population.
He also reported that inquiries into the February incident showed no evidence that those involved were prompted by a "Nazi-Fascist outlook." Instead, he blamed their parents and schools for making them "inadequately conscious of the past and the conclusions to be drawn from it."


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One of the delights of the nature of my business is that relationships so often turn into friendships. Brandyn is the owner of Colinton Angoras, for whom I've done some patterns as yarn support. We had a chance to talk on the phone last week before she returned to her home in Australia. (I do not envy her that long trip, although it is still a place I hope to have the opportunity to visit sometime.)
On the phone call she mentioned the new Color Finesse line she introduced at the TNNA show in Phoenix last month. I was not able to attend that show, but I do plan to be at the TNNA show next June in Columbus. Anyway, I wanted to show you this neat yarn sample card she designed to introduce the dyed colors of Colinton's distinctive, silky smooth mohair yarns. (before this, Colinton only offered the natural white color, sometimes with kits to dye your own).
I can see why this new Color Finesse line was such a hit. Not only is this an exciting expansion into the world of color for Colinton (up until now they basically targeted the dye base market), the sample card in itself is like a little work of are in itself. What an artistic, impactful arrangement in a limited space that clearly displays each color in each of the 3 yarn weights custom-milled by Colinton.
Most times I don't think people realize just how costly and labor intensive it can be to prepare yarn sample cards (even the simple ones), and this sample card clearly takes some talent and love to assemble so neatly. Clever design. It's a keeper in my book. Who knows, Brandyn might be starting a trend with other yarn companies picking up this idea to "paint" a sample card with their yarn line.
What other clever, artistically creative sample cards have you seen recently?
p.s. The knitting in the background of the sample card photo is A Touch of Beaded Class that I made in Colinton's fingering weight yarn.


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Letter: Working together on lakes
After reading the story called "Area lakes threatened" in the West Central Tribune this week, I need to write another letter. All lake users need to work together to prevent the spread of invasive species. Pointing fingers at fishing tournaments does not solve this problem. What it does say is "Not on my lake."
Lake associations should say, "What can we do to work with the fishing tournaments and fishing organizations?" Tournament participants are aware of aquatic invasive species. Tournament sponsors have requirements to prevent the spread of AIS. Tournament boats are inspected before entering and after leaving a lake.
I am a member of Little Crow Anglers. We sponsor a walleye tournament on Green Lake each year. Terry Frazee said the Green Lake Association offers to provide high-pressure and high-heat decontamination for tournament boats. Little Crow Anglers have not been contacted, or offered this service for our tournament. Tournament organizations would welcome this service.
Lake users need to look at the whole AIS problem. Tournament boats are a small percentage of watercraft using the lake. Watercraft include pontoons, sailboats, fishing boats, jet skis, kayaks, and canoes. Now, think about all of the equipment and toys in those watercraft that can have AIS attached.
Docks, boats, swim rafts, beach toys, swim buoys are bought, sold and transported by residents on a lake. Are lakeshore property owners willing to have new rules to restrict the sale of any water-associated equipment without thorough cleaning and inspection first? Think about the dock support with zebra mussels inside. They cannot be seen. The dock seems clean but it has not been inspected. Zebra mussels can live for a couple of weeks out of water under the right conditions. This dock is sold and transported to another lake. What has just happened? Now where are the fingers pointing?
From the article it appears that lake associations are really more interested in keeping tournament anglers and boaters off their lakes. I would rather we work together to stop invasive species.
Dean Eichelberger


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MCA Community Health Announces Partnership With Youth Fitness Group
January 31, 2017
The Mohawk Council of Akwesasne Community Health Program is pleased to announce their newest official partner, the Iakwa'shatse Youth Fitness group.
Iakwa'shatste Youth Fitness is a non-profit organization that provides free fitness programming to youth in Akwesasne in exchange for community service.Iakwa'shatste's purpose is to provide expert fitness, nutrition and leadership education to youth in the community of Akwesasne. They strive to empower the next generation through the cultivation of healthy bodies and minds, aligning directly with MCA's Community Health Program's mission to create healthy generations.
MCA's Community Health Program is proud to work with this dynamic and passionate group of individuals to increase the access to healthy living and education opportunities for Akwesasne youth. Currently fitness and nutrition staff from the two organizations are collaborating to deliver workshops on Monday and Wednesday evenings to youth and families. The Community Health Program looks forward to further developing this partnership in order to benefit the youth and families of Akwesasne.
For more information regarding programs delivered by your Community Health Program please call 613-575-2341 ext 3220, or refer to our online forumwww.studiobookings/MCAcommunityhealthprogram.
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Fremont County is up for adoption!
Please conact our state coordinator, Gail Kilgore
Fremont County is one of the original Colorado counties. In 1870 the southern part was split off and added to Huerfano County. In 1877 Fremont was split again to form Custer County. In 1899 a small piece of Fremont was added to the new Teller County.
The majestic Royal Gorge Canyon has been the focal point of Fremont County history since prehistoric times. For centuries Ute Indians knew its secrets as did later groups of Spanish Conquistadors. Lt. Zebulon Pike explored the canyon in the winter of 1806 by traveling up the frozen Arkansas River. The county is named for famed explorer, Captain John Fremont, who arrived in 1843. When Cañon City was incorporated in 1872, it was already a bustling little town, even if it was only four blocks long.
The first Colorado Territory prison was built here in 1871, five years before Colorado became a state. Since that early time, Fremont County has been home to a large number of state and federal correction facilities. But corrections are only part of the local history. Natural resource extraction has also been important. As early as 1872 oil was selling from the Oil Creek area. Nearby, large coal reserves provided further impetus for the railroads to push a route through the Royal Gorge to reach the silver mines in Leadville. This legacy of rail travel into the depths of the Royal Gorge is still available today.
Fremont County's scenic canyons, hot springs and hospitable climate began attracting film makers as early as 1910 when cowboy star, Tom Mix starred in a silent film produced by the Selig Film Company. Over the intervening years many films have been made here.
All has not been glamour and glitter, however. A dark chapter in the area's history began in the 1920's when Cañon City resident Rev. Fred Arnold became Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan. The Catholic Church's stunning Holy Cross Abbey is just one example of a project built here to counter the Klan's presence. The Klan eventually passed from the scene leaving Cañon City and Fremont County poised to build for the future. That building continues even today as witnessed by the new Pueblo Community College Campus sited just west of Cañon City.
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The Cracked Egg Diner
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Fantastic! Jun 17, 2016
TravBuddy member Michal84 saw that we were heading down to Daytona Beach, and recommended that we try this place. She recommended the eggs benedict.
Well....we went, and I am so glad that we did!!
The Cracked Egg is amazing! I do not think you could go wrong with anything on the menu, and I found it difficult to decide. I do love a good eggs benedict though, so that is what we ordered. It was a wonderful breakfast.
My wife had the country potatoes with her meal, and I had grits.
The food is of great quality.
The staff and owners are super friendly, and the service great.
The restaurant is very clean.
The cost is reasonable.
There is plenty of parking.
If I lived in Daytona, I would find it hard to not eat here often.
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Dia Mirza tantrums made hair brand replace her?
Apparently, Dia Mirza gave a hair care brand a tough time forcing them to rope in Malaika Arora Khan in her place
Now, this one's another of those date dramas in the industry. An international hair care brand looking to unveil their salon range in India had apparently approached Dia Mirza to be the face of their products. All was going well until the actress apparently left the brand owners in a lurch at the last moment over shooting a commercial and an event thereafter.
Owing to her alleged unprofessional behaviour, the brand apparently has now decided to replace Dia with another actress. Sources say they have approached Malaika Arora Khan and that the model-actress has given her nod for it.
An insider says, "Dia had been approached for a deal apparently worth Rs 2.4 crore. They had asked her for her dates for two occasions, including officially launching the brand's salon chain in India. Initially she was interested but later she told them she had already allotted her dates for someone else. Ultimately, they had no choice but to look for another actress."
Sources close to the company say that Malaika has come on board for R 2 crore, a substantial amount lesser then Dia's fee. Soha Ali Khan and Anusha Dandekar are also part of the initiative. "Malaika came to the team's rescue and shot for the commercial in Delhi last Friday without any hassle," adds the source.
In Dia's defense, the actress' spokesperson states, "Dia is the face of another cosmetic brand. It would be a conflict to be part of a similar brand and event. So her manager informed them about it." Malaika remained unavailable for comment.


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What I've Been Reading and That Famous Niemoller Quote
I recently finished reading a biography of Dietrich Bonhoeffer. The funny thing is that I chose this book because I was confused. I was mixing Bonhoeffer up with Niemoller. I was so excited to learn more about the man who said this:
I took that photo on our 2012 trip to Boston.
Bonhoeffer had a lot in common with Niemoller, except he was executed about 2 weeks before Hitler killed himself. Hitler personally selected Bonhoeffer to be killed because Bonhoeffer was part of a large conspiracy of German aristocrats to assassinate Hitler.
In fact, they tried to kill Hitler and failed several times without Hitler even knowing it, until that last time when the bomb actually did explode, right at Hitler's feet, and the evil murderous man didn't die.
You've heard of the Gestapo, but have you heard of the Abwehr? That was another German government intelligence agency. The Abwehr was full of guys who wanted to kill Hitler in order to save millions of lives and to save Germany. It was dissolved by the Nazis in 1945 when they realized it was full of conspirators.
Bonhoeffer was a part of that group. Niemoller was not. Niemoller had already been in prison since the beginning of the war.
Don't let Niemoller fool you. He was humble. He spoke out so boldly against the Nazis, from his pulpit, as a Lutheran pastor, that he spent pretty much all of World War II locked in a German prison cell. His support for Hitler was extremely short-lived. When Hitler first rose to power, some people just thought "Yay! Not Communist!" It didn't take too long for the gloves to come off.
Did you know that when Alan went to Iraq he learned that their whole middle eastern society was indoctrinated to believe that the Holocaust never happened? They all believe it was a giant myth. They say it was propaganda put out by the Jews, because there is such a strong hatred of Jews over there.
History tells the true story. There are survivor stories, photos, videos, piles of their hair, remaining buildings of their death camps, and first-hand journal accounts of what happened to the Jews and to anyone else who stood in the way of the Nazis.
Niemoller and Bonhoeffer did know each other long before either of them were imprisoned. There was mutual respect there. They ran in the same circles. They knew many of the same people. They lead the Confessing Church movement, which pulled away from the German Church, blatantly disagreeing with Nazi policies.
It was so interesting to learn about WWII from more of a viewpoint on what was happening inside Germany.
No quote in the book beat Niemoller's quote on apathy. There's a reason it's so famous, but here are a few quotes from the book on Bonhoeffer that I found interesting.
I loved what Bonhoeffer wrote in his Advent letter of 1938 to Confessing Church leaders. I love it because the fact is that good is not always winning. Sometimes evil is winning, but that doesn't mean you should not do the right thing:
"And we simply cannot be constant with the fact that God's cause is not always the successful one, that we really could be "unsuccessful": and yet be on the right road. But this is where we find out whether we have begun in faith or in a burst of enthusiasm." (Bonhoeffer, p. 318)
Not every nation's churches folded under the pressure of the government as Germany's did. Germany occupied Norway from 1940-1945, and their church leaders fought back, even if their government didn't.
"In March Quisling overreached again, establishing a Norwegian version of the Hitler Youth. A thousand teachers immediately struck in protest……On Maundy Thursday, Bishop Berggrav, the heroic leader of the pastors' resistance, was put under house arrest. So on Easter, April 5, every pastor in Norway did what their bishops did six weeks earlier and what Bonhoeffer had begged the German pastors to do in July 1933: they went on strike." (Metaxas, p. 395)
A different 9/11.
In Europe, they write dates with the day followed by the month and then the year, so 9/11 is November 9th. Germany's 9/11 was in 1938. It is called Kristallnacht, the night of broken glass. The Nazis beat up and killed Jews, destroyed their businesses, burned their synagogues, and destroyed and looted their homes. Broken glass was everywhere. The result thereof was only more terror.
Here is a little bit of what Bonhoeffer wrote in response to it. He read Psalm 74, the 2nd half of which reads "They burn all of God's houses in the land."
"This was when Bonhoeffer most clearly saw the connection: to lift one's hand against the Jews was to lift one's hand against God himself. The Nazis were attacking God by attacking his people. The Jews in Germany were not only not God's enemies; they were his beloved children." (Metaxas, p. 316)
Whether you agree with Bonhoeffer or not, he was a fascinating man who walked very closely with God. I thoroughly enjoyed learning more not only about him but about WWII Germany. If you can hang with the first half of the book, which is slower, you will be richly rewarded by the second half.
$8.92?? What? I paid a lot more for it back at Christmas time. *sigh*
And here's an Amazon affiliate link in case you want to read this book too. Just be forewarned. It's like 600 pages, but you will learn a ton.
And for my next book, I have decided to read something quicker. I'm going with a Christian fiction novel involving some espionage and action. Excited to get into this one too.
What have you read lately that's good? Leave me a note in the comments.


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I disagree with this. I dont know of a top 30 US guild that doesnt use WeakAuras EXTENSIVELY. I've been in several top 30 guilds and every one of them used literally hundreds of WeakAuras for things from When to get away from people/the raid all the way to CD rotations.
That means that it's effective and probably convenient, but that's not the same thing as being necessary. It might possibly be necessary to have something that does those things, but as kenn9530 says there are other options.
Come on, die young.
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The first frost of the season waits for no one! I can't use grad school as an excuse to delay the coming cold season, so I've been spending some early mornings and late evenings in the kitchen processing tomatoes. When I don't have time to make a big batch of sauce, I am canning them simply on their own.
Canned tomatoes in their own sauce are easy to make and versatile to use all winter. You can pop open a jar and throw into warm chili, soups and stews, or simmer down into a sauce when you need it. The basic process is the same, regardless of how many quarts you decide to can.
Sauce tomatoes will work best, as opposed to cherry or slicer tomatoes, because they have small cores, low water content and are meaty. That means you get a lot of thick tomato taste without excess water. I like to throw in an odd yellow or orange tomato with my red ones to add a little color in the jar. You will need about three pounds of tomatoes per quart.
Working in batches, drop the tomatoes into a pot of almost-boiling water. Let them sit for up to 30 seconds – it could be as short as 10 seconds. The trick is to just soften the skins, but not cook the tomatoes. Throw them into a bowl or sink of ice cold water. Gently peel the skin off and core. If the skin is not loosened enough, throw them back in the pot for a few more seconds.
Have your warm, sterilized quart jars at the ready. Drop in 2 T. lemon juice into each jar, just as a safety measure to ensure the acidity level is high enough. Now stuff each jar with skinned tomatoes, pressing down on each one to mush them up and let their juices out. As you fill the jar, you should have enough tomato liquid squished out to cover the fruit. Leave 1/2 inch of headspace. Clean the rims, adjust two piece caps. Place in the hot-water bath canner.
Process the quarts in the hot water bath for about an hour and a half. A long time, I know. But those suckers need to get hot. When they come out, you should hear the "pop" within 24 hours. Tuck them into the cupboard and use as needed.


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I´m araving Antwerpen by boat saturday night and need to go to Amsterdam the same night.
How do I best travel from Antwerpen to Amsterdam an saturday night after 18:00 o´clock?
Is it any website I can book tickets before i go there?
By the way, has anyone stayed at Hotel Annemarie in Amsterdam?
I wonder how it is.


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The ones in hanging baskets rely on you feeding them as the food in the compost quickly runs out-in a bed they are not so confined and the roots search out food and water
Hover over the avatar-you will see message or ignore come up-click on message-then proceed
Or you can send a message from your profile settings
If you get stuck come back to me
Have either of you tried sending Dan a personal message about this-he may not have seen it?- although this is a bit frustrating
Just a thought
Flo-is spot on-they need rubbish soil-anything decent and it will too many leaves and not enough flowers
Two weeks in a caravan in Cornwall are yours-how does the first 2 weeks in Febuary sound?
(I thought it derived from strayberries for the same reason)
edit-so I was right again
Looks a bit like it you should know in a few days
Quiz question for a stay in Pam's caravan-why are they called strawberrys?
I can guarantee wind on most days-but not in a good way
Am back-first thing- Jean here is your horsey -he is a bit lively- enjoy
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Fiji Time: 5:49 PM on Monday 19 February
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Salaseini Moceiwai
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
THE Department of Animal Health and Production plans to hold a national awareness program aimed at managing the country's dog population.
The initiative is part of efforts to control the increasing number of stray and feral dogs nationwide.
Department director Tomasi Tunabuna yesterday said they were trying to design a system that would help people handle the problem.
"The focus now is to educate the people," Mr Tunabuna said.
"While it's illegal to poison dogs, in cases where these animals pose a threat to human lives, people can kill or inject them.
"We continue to receive complaints about wild and stray dogs and now, we're trying to put in appropriate measures to control the number of these animals."
Mr Tunabuna said the onus was on every individual to decide what was best for them.
"It's always best for us to decide properly what we want.
"Some people own dogs for security reasons and some want them for companionship.
"But now, some of these dogs wander around towns and cities while others run rampant in the forests posing a threat to human lives."
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Decision Making Process: How Consumers Make Buying Decision?
Red Bull dominates energy drink, Xerox dominates copier category, Coca Cola dominates cola category, Domino's dominates pizza home delivery category.
Why? Perhaps, there are many reasons. However, the most important steps these brands took were to create a category and develop brands based on these categories.
Consumers think category, not brands. When they even think to have energy drink, Red Bull takes all the advantages.
Why? Simple, Red Bull created the category. Who else has right to claim the ownership of energy drink category?
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A dog will you give you a lifetime of devotion — return the favor by learning the basics of responsible dog ownership.
Before you decide to adopt a dog, think about what that means. For the next 15 years or so, you will be completely responsible for your canine companion. That means you must be ready for…
Commitment. From adorable puppyhood, through doggie adolescence, maturity, and old age, your dog will rely on you to meet all his needs — for food, shelter, care, companionship, and training.
Acceptance. Like people, dogs are individuals. Though members of a breed share characteristics, each dog will have his own personality. A shy dog will never be the life of the party, and an active dog will never be content to lie at your feet. You can train a dog to be well-behaved, but you cannot change his temperament.
Friendship. Dogs need your love and attention as much as they need food and water. Your dog will want to spend as much time with you as he can. In return, he will give you unconditional affection and admiration, even on a bad hair day.
Dog-Owner Basics:
Your dog will be your best buddy, your biggest fan, and your most ardent supporter. Here's an overview of your end of the bargain:
- Take care yof our dog's health. Provide proper nutrition, water, shelter, exercise, grooming, and vet care.
- Teach your dog to behave. Just like we teach our children manners so they will be civil adults, you must teach your dog to be a functional member of the family. An untrained dog is a nuisance and a menace.
- Give your dog enough exercise. Different breeds and personalities require different levels of activity and types of exercise. Dogs need to be walked or let outside several times a day for exercise and elimination.
- Play with your dog, and provide plenty of toys. Walks are great and necessary, but dogs also need one-on-one play time. You should provide a variety of safe toys for your dog, too, to help keep her amused in your absence.
- Pick up after your dog. Whether at the park, on the street, or even in your own yard, you need to dispose of your dog's waste. Dog waste carries microorganisms that can seep into groundwater supplies and make people sick. (It also kills the grass as it decomposes.) It is your duty as a responsible pet owner to be prepared for this eventuality whenever you take your dog outside.
- Keep your dog on your property or on a leash. Do not let him wander around the neighborhood — this is not safe for your dog or considerate to your community. In some communities, it is illegal.
- Discourage excessive barking. One of your dog's "jobs" (aside from providing nonstop adoration) is to warn against intruders. You will have to teach your dog what level of response is appropriate for your living situation. A dog in an apartment building, for example, cannot bark every time someone walks past your front door.
- Spend as much time as possible with your pup. Dogs need attention, and they also need companionship. Snoozing in a corner as you browse online or cook dinner is rewarding for your dog, too. When you can't be there, put on the radio or TV to keep your dog company.
- Never let your dog bite anyone — even in play. Biting is a completely unacceptable activity. There is nothing "cute" about biting. If you don't make this clear from the beginning, you are failing to socialize your pet, and your pet will pay the price. Dogs who bite cannot live with a family.
- Unless you intend to breed your dog, spay or neuter your pup. It is better for your dogs' health and the community — there are too many homeless animals as it is. Animal shelters feel so strongly about this that they often require you to pay for spaying or neutering a dog as part of the adoption process, or provide the service for a low fee to any pet owners in the community.
- Get a license and an ID tag. No matter how carefully you watch your dog, he may get lost. Quick identification of your pet increases the likelihood of a happy ending to a potentially tragic situation. A current photo of your pet would be helpful, too.
- Supervise dogs and children, particularly young children, at all times. No matter how "good" your dog is, you cannot anticipate her every response. The same can be said for children, particularly children who are not familiar with your dog.
- Designate an emergency contact in case of sudden illness or accident. Make provisions in your will, as well, for the care of your pet. Do not assume that people will take on this responsibility; ask friends or family if they are willing before you designate them to care for your pet in your absence.
The Great Outdoors
These tips will help you teach your dog proper "outdoor" behavior and give her what she needs to be safe and comfortable.
- If your dog lives outdoors even part of the time, make sure he has a sturdy, cozy dog house to protect him from the elements. It should be above ground level and have adequate ventilation without being drafty.
- Pay attention to the weather conditions. Heat, cold, and dampness are all factors to consider when determining whether your dog is safe and comfortable outdoors.
- Supply fresh water at all times, whether that means making sure the water bowl doesn't freeze in the winter or carrying water for your dog on a hike.
- Make sure your dog is wearing his ID tag and license whenever he leaves the house — even in your yard.
- Don't let your dog chase cars, people, or other animals. If she does, give her a reprimand immediately and put her in the house or on the leash until she calms down.
- Don't allow him to soil, dig, or destroy plants on your neighbor's property. If your dog won't stay in your yard, build a better enclosure or keep him on a leash.
- Don't leave your dog tied up for extended periods of time (or at all, if he can't tolerate it).
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