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Where it can do it more cheaply, retail giant Wal-Mart is taking over delivery of supplies from manufacturers to its distribution centers and stores to cut costs. Wal-Mart spokesman Lorenzo Lopez would only say the conversion program began last year and will continue for up to a year. Russell Goodman, editor and chief of www.supplychainbrain.com, interviewed Kelly Abney, the retailer's vice president of corporate transportation, in February. During that interview, Abney said 60 percent of Wal-Mart's non-grocery freight ...Read More
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Sergio Segura
He is the founder and director of Strictly Tango NYC. He is an accomplished tango show producer, teacher, and choreographer.In 2003, he founded Sergio Segura Tango Productions. In 2011 he produced two major sold-out events: "Amor y Tango" at the Highline Ballroom, NYC, and "Tango in the Castle" at Morningside Castle, NYC. He co-created the multimedia productions "Soles Ablaze" (Houston 2004), "The Anthropology of Tango Dance" (2006) and "Epocas de Tango" (2010) which were presented with great success at the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, TX and at the Yonkers Public Library. In 2010, he produced the "1st NYC Queer Tango Festival." It was a major event in the city featured in the New York Times and Revista VIVA of Buenos Aires. Sergio has produced five tango instructional DVDs, which have sold all over the world.
In 2005, Sergio created the "Learn Argentine Tango System." He wanted to find an "easy approach" to the fundamentals of traditional tango in the same way that most of the socials dances are being taught in NYC. He investigated the teaching methods for Salsa, Hustle, Swing, Flamenco, ballet, modern dance and jazz among others. Using this research he created a very easy way to understand, enjoy, and dance tango.
In 2007, Sergio founded Strictly Tango NYC, and since then his school has been spreading the Tango in New York City and beyond. More than 15,000 people have taken their tango first steps at his school. In 2010, the school started to teach tango at the parks in Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn giving people their first experience with the culture of the dance and the music. His school Strictly Tango NYC is very well known for its welcoming environment, great community, and the quality and method of the teaching.
Today, Sergio continues directing, teaching, producing shows, and performing in NYC with a lot of love and dedication.
Jack Hanley
He was introduced to Argentine Tango in 1997 and was strongly influenced by Pablo Veron, Pablo Pugliese, and Puppi Castello. In the past six years his most important Tango studies have been with Sergio Segura, Anton Gazenbeek, Diego Di Falco, Annatina Luck, Junior Cervila, and Eddy Hernandez. Jack believes Tango is a joyful mystery; to experience its truth we must enjoy its endless secrets. As a DJ Jack strives for a fluid milonga experience, creating gentle transitions from high, rocky peaks to deep, soulful valleys. The DJ tells a story, and like any good story it should have a beginning, a middle, and a beautiful end.
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Natalie Laruccia
- The Anthropology of Tango Dance: USA tour (2006), Soles Ablaze: Houston, Texas (2004), and was one of the foundres of the tango company and show "Siempre Tango". She was also invited to perform and teach in the World Tango Festival 2005. She has taught and performed in Argentina as well as on tour in the U.S. and in Japan, and has danced tango in commercials for The Tourist Channel, and appeared on ABC news, NHK Japanese TV, Univision, Mexican Telemundo, as well as The Travel Channel,
Natalie has studied with Raul Bravo, Roberto Herrera, Graciela Cabrera, Carlos Copello, Nito and Elba Garcia, Carlos and Rosa Perez.
See Natalie Laruccia's schedule
Natalia KansburgShe has been a dancer since the age of 5, from folklore to ballroom to latin american dance and finally Argentine Tango.
She performed and taught at a latin american dance company for over 10 years.
She was a teacher, choreographer, and organizer at Roseland Milonga in NJ for 4 years.
See Natalia Kansburg's schedule
Mika OyaizuHer dancing carrier has started in her early age as a Figure Ice Skater. Later she became a competition dancer in International style Ballroom Dance. She has training in Ballet, Modern, Jazz, Ballroom, Latin, Swing, Yoga and Pilates. She has received BFA in Scenography; theater arts. Since she has discovered Tango in 1999, she has been involved deeply with the music and the dance. She has been dancing in New York and Buenos Aires, studying with masters such as Juan Carlos Copes, Mingo y Esther Pugliese, Pablo Pugliese, Chiche y Marta, Gustavo Naveira y Giselle Anne, Guillermina Quiroga, Chicho Frumboli, Maria Plazaola, Mariela Franganillo, Mauricio Castro, Moira Castellano y Gaston Torelli, and great Milongueros among them. Since 2003, she has been teaching and performing in shows and corporate events; NY Dance Center, Stepping Out Studios, Lincoln Center, 92Y, Australian Consulate of New York, New York Athletic Club. As an actor and a dancer, she has appeared in theaters, films, TVs and commercials such as, American Theatre of Actors in NY, AT&T, Sony Pictures, Universal Pictures, CBS, ABC.She studies and dances different styles of Tango: Salon, Nuevo, Milonguero, Apirado, Canyengue, Fantasia. She is working to achieve her own style based on strong traditional techniques.
Dan O'ConnellHe began his obsession with tango a few years ago, throwing himself into the milongas (tango clubs) of NYC, and spending all waking hours studying the music, customs and history of tango in Argentina and around the world.When he wanted to study the dance in depth Dan chose Strictly Tango because of the quality of their teachers and the warm community environment. He was mentored there by Jack Hanley and Sergio Segura where after one year he entered the New York Tango championship taking second in amateur.He has since gone on to study with many masters, while in turn mentoring friends. When asked to teach at STNYC Dan was extremely happy for the chance to give others the wonderful foundation he received. For the past year he has been teaching there where he emphasizes practicing respect for technique, and traditions while encouraging students on a path to enjoying dancing and participating in the larger world of tango outside of the classroom.Dan continues to compete, and has participated in various performances and choreography productions.
Matthew Grubler
Bronze medal USA Tango championship and Strictly Tango Dance Company captain. Matt is thrilled to be a part of the School of Traditional Argentine Tango. Over the past few years, Matt has consistently trained in both social and performance tango under the tutelage of Nelson Avila, Sergio Segura, and Anton Gazenbeek. In July 2010, Matt with then partner Mandi Messina had the tremendous honor of representing the school in the 4th USA Tango Championship where they took home bronze medals in the Stage Tango Competition. Matt has performed at several important events such as "NYC Summer Tango Festival", "NYC Dance Parade Stage", "NYC Queer Tango Festival", "Stockholm Tango Festival", "Aires de Tango", "Amor y Tango", "Tango in the Castle", "A night with Argentine Tango Stars",among many others. He is the captain of "Strictly Tango Dance Company", and with the company, he has shared the stage famous tango starts like Claudio Villagra, Romina Levin, Los Hermanos Macana and Nelson Avila & Madalyn Klein. His teachers were Sergio Segura, Anton Gazenbeek, Nelson Avila, Claudio Villagra and Romina Levin.
See Matthew Grubler's schedule
Lexa RoseanIn 1995, LEXA was introduced to the MAGIC of ARGENTINE TANGO. This love affair is still going strong. Lexa is known for her leading skills and love of the social dance. In 2007, Lexa and Kumiko Ueki were the first same sex couple invited to dance in the Mundial in Bs As. In 2008, Lexa, and dance partner Gayle Madeira won the 1st prize in the U.S. Stage Tango Championship. Lexa held #3 position in US Salon Championship for 3 consecutive years (2007 with Kumi Ueki, 2008 with Gayle Madeira, and 2009 with Sarah La Rocca.)Lexa taught Argentine tango and milonga at DanceSport in NYC (2002-2004) and continues to teach privately. She taught, performed and dj'ed at Hamburg QueerTango Festival and Queer Tango Festival Berlin. . Lexa writes the monthly astrology column for Reportango magazine. In 2014, she completed her Master's Thesis on a comparative study of Argentine Tango and Psychoanalysis.
Marcos Pereira & Florencia BorgniaArgentinian tango dancers. Sub Champions of Metropolitan Tango Championship 2015.Between 2013 and 2014, they were part of the historic "Café Tortoni´s Show" in Buenos Aires, for over a year. They have mainly studied with Daniel Juárez and Alejandra Armenti, who in 2014 included Marcos and Florencia in their Company "Corporación Tangos -alumnos-", performing in many differents milongas and theatres in Buenos Aires.Moreover, they have studied with Carlos and Rosa Pérez, Andrés "Tanguito" Cejas and Genoveva Fernández, Fernando Galera, Raúl Bravo, Graciela González, among others.At the present time, they work at the well known "Argentine Tango School" (Escuela Argentina de Tango), giving lessons for differents levels; and they are also part of ENTA (Nacional Space of Argentine Tango), the National Government´s Company
They are going to be in NYC from 23 October- 8 November.
See Marcos Pereira & Florencia Borgnia's schedule
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Prep basketball championship match-ups
March 1-2 BOYS BASKETBALL OAL Thursday's championship McClymonds vs. Oakland (n) SFS/AAA Friday's championship No. 2 Lincoln (17-12) vs. No. 4 Mission (14-14) at Kezar Pavilion, 7 p.m. NCS Division I …
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Boys basketball NCS SEMIFINAL SCORES Division I San Leandro 55, Freedom 53 Deer Valley 51, De La Salle 48 Friday's championship No. 1 San Leandro (23-5) vs. No. 2 Deer Valley (23-5) at Saint Mary's …
Lincoln and Mission roll into AAA/SFS boys basketball finals
BY JEREMY BALAN Prior to the winter season, Lincoln High School boys basketball coach Matt Jackson said that if his team was going to reach the next level – their first San Francisco Section/Academic …
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Prep playoff basketball scores CCS Girls Division I San Benito 46, North Salinas 42 Evergreen Valley 75, Santa Teresa 74 Piedmont Hills 51, Oak Grove 44 Gunn 43, Milpitas 21 Division II Woodside 50, …
Serra survives El Camino in Open Division opener
BY EMANUEL LEE Survive and move on. That's all that mattered for Serra-San Mateo after its 74-66 win over El Camino-South San Francisco in a Central Coast Section Open Division opening-round …
Ken Peralta is new Sacred Heart Cathedral football coach
Updated 4:21 p.m. Sacred Heart Cathedral (San Francisco) has named highly popular and successful Bay Area coach Ken Peralta as its new varsity football coach. Peralta, a 1979 graduate of Sacred Heart, …
Amador Valley softball No. 1 nationally, Grauer All-American
It's very rare when you can say this: a Bay Area team is ranked No. 1 in the country. MaxPreps.com has made Amador Valley-Pleasanton the No. 1 softball team in the land and junior right-hand pitcher …
NCS, CCS first-round playoff basketball scores
NCS BOYS FIRST-ROUND SCORES Division I Logan 74, Granada 63 Heritage 71, San Ramon Valley 67 (3 OT) Berkeley 59, Amador Valley 41 Division II Newark Memorial 62, Casa Grande 33 Las Lomas 76, Pinole …
Central Coast Section basketball playoff pairings
CCS BOYS Open Division No. 6 Piedmont Hills (22-5) vs. No. 3 Sacred Heart Cathedral (16-10) at Santa Clara HS, 8 p.m. Friday No. 7 El Camino (22-5) vs. No. 2 Serra (23-4) at Santa Clara HS, 6 p.m. …
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NCS BOYS First-round games Division I No. 9 Granada (15-11) at No. 8 James Logan (17-9), 7 p.m. Tuesday No. 10 San Ramon Valley 914-12) at No. 7 Heritage (20-6), 7 p.m. Tuesday No. 11 Amador Valley …


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Great Reads, Part II
Great Reads — Richard Horwege
Transition Plan If you are a fan of our old website, it is still available at http://old.ucnorfolk.org. We'll keep the old site up until we are confident that the new site's calendar is complete, probably until the end of April but possibly, the end of May. On March 21, the staff will stop maintaining the … Continued
April 30, 2016: Social Event of the UCN Season. Auction donations are in and the catalog is printed and attached for your bidding planning pleasure. Read it now: 2016 Auction Catalog Final. We look forward to your support and our best Auction yet! Thank you Attachments 2016 Auction Catalog Final (396 kB)
This week I reflect on a number of topics. Remembering Skip UUA Election process Spring Cleaning this Sunday Taking Time for Yourself. Planning for new members. Remembering Skip Friday, at 11 AM we held a celebration of the life of Walter "Skip" Earl, a longtime and much loved participant in the sacred work of the … Continued
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This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. Climate.
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Loop Stitching: Alternative to three-hole drilling
Posted: October 15th, 2013What happens when you want to put your catalog into a three-ring binder? Usually, the binder's rings will drill right through the catalog, damaging your content and pictures and pretty much ruining the entire thing (not to mention, it looks unprofessional!). You can get around all of this by a simple yet cool bindery solution: the loop stitch. A catalog we printed for one of our long-time clients, Cactus Ropes, using loop stitching. To make sure that the genius designs of Taylor Pots and Drew Stewart would never be damaged by three-ring binders, we used loop stitching to bind the catalogs.
Loop stitching, similar to saddle stitching, is where we attach staples onto the edge of the catalog's spine. The staples are specially bent in a way that allows for three-hole binders to go all the way through, without ever touching the catalog. This preserves the integrity of the catalog while still allowing it to be comfortably inserted into a three-ring binder. Neat, right? Another example of a loop stitch catalog we printed for Zenetti. Design by Dennis Gomez.
Next time you talk to your Americas Printer Sales Manager, remember the loop stitch! We'll add it to your catalog in the Advanced Finishing stages without a problem.
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During my subsequent stay in Austria there was no discomfort or psychic trauma, nor was there the opposite reaction: suddenly gaining insights into the nature of healing and acceptance.
On my way back from the Manali bus stand yesterday, after enquiring about the ticket, I decided to make a quick stop at the pine forest that marks the road leading up to the Old Manali bridge. Running down from the slopes of the Hadimba temple, the forest is first abruptly bisected by the road and then further down valley...
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FORT FC boss Danny Conlon hopes nothing will blow his side off course in their bid to stun Clach in Inverness this weekend.
Last Saturday saw the Highland League fixture at Claggan Park between the sides called off due to damage to one of the floodlights hours before kick-off.
With just two points on the board, basement team Fort are desperate to try and bridge the four-point gap between themselves and Lossiemouth.
However, they will travel north without five key players.
Captain Andy Martin and Farquhar MacRae are out through injury, Sean Grant and Logan Barker have work commitments and Darren Quigg is suspended.
Conlon knows it be a tough test against Iain Polworth's Lilywhites at Grant Street.
He explained: "This is a really difficult game for us. Iain has done really well to keep the squad together in the summer. I know there was interest from a few clubs for some of their players, but there's a good team spirit at Clach and you can see how well it's working for them when you look at where they are in the table. They were a good side last season, but I think they have improved further. Having five players missing adds to our troubles because we are working off a small squad."
Conlon admits he's never had a game called off due to floodlight problems before last Saturday, but stressed that the decision was the right one.
He said: "We were all set to go. We knew Clach were setting off at 11.45am, the pitch was fine and we were looking forward to finally getting a game.Around 11am, the wind was severe and the top section of the floodlight nearest the changing room was bending and rocking. We took advice and, on health and safety grounds, we called it off.
"I can't recall a game being postponed because of floodlight damage before, but we were left with no other option. It's a council-run park and they came along and shut the ground off, so no-one could gain entry.
"We're now almost one month since our last fixture now."
Fort are set to host Keith a week on Saturday and Conlon stressed that getting the repairs carried out at this time of year is far from easy.
He said: "We now have to see if we can get the floodlights fixed, but given we're right in the middle of the holiday season, it's difficult, but we need to get it fixed in time for our game against Keith."


text: Hi All; I noticed that wdg-html-validator had been orphaned for more than a year, and since I use the offline validator script, I filed an ITA (http://bugs.debian.org/390833). Now that I look at the logistics of packaging it (download 5 files from 5 places, make .orig.tar.gz by hand, no watch file) and the fact that it includes CGI, I am a little less enthusiastic (this is emphatically not a criticism of Aurelien Jarno's packaging work). So, some questions: 1) If there is another good offline (i.e. shell command) html validator in Debian? weblint-perl for (non)-example does not support xhtml. 2) Are there any compelling advantages to the cgi validator provided by wdg-html-validator versus w3c-html-validator? The packages have about the same popcon counts. If the answer to 1=yes, 2=no, probably I will re-orphan. If 1=no, 2=no, I might consider repackaging just the offline validator. Thanks for any feedback, David


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PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY)- March is Red Cross Month and the American Red Cross Mid-Atlantic Chapter stopped by The Hampton Roads Show to encourage you to reach out and help your neighbors in need.
The American Red Cross responds to nearly 70,000 disasters a year all across the United States, providing shelter, food, emotional support and other necessities to those affected.
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text: > Your vga is running in text mode, wsfb needs something in graphics mode. Thank you Michael for the info. I read about wsdisplay can be in graphics mode. But I am not sure how this is done. Any way to have "vga" be in graphics mode? Should this be documented in vga.4? It does mention "text-mode" a few times. Or can pcdisplay(4) do this? The manual page is very slim. Also I didn't find any ega(4) man page. Anyways, I updated my NetBSD box and now am using the new: options KVM86 # required for vesabios vesabios* at vesabiosbus? vesafb* at vesabios? wsdisplay* at vesafb? console ? I already had this defined: wsdisplay* at vga? console ? wsdisplay* at pcdisplay? console ? Rebooting bypassed the vga (and I never used the pcdisplay before) and I have: vesabios0 at mainbus0: version 3.0, vesafb0 at vesabios0: VESA frame buffer vesafb0: fb 640x480x8 @0xd8000000 vesafb0: VBE/PM 1.0 [standby] [suspend] [off] wsdisplay0 at vesafb0 kbdmux 1: console (fb, vt100 emulation) wsmux1: connecting to wsdisplay0 text at vesabios0 not configured And then: wsdisplay0: screen 1 added (fb, vt100 emulation) wsdisplay0: screen 2 added (fb, vt100 emulation) wsdisplay0: screen 3 added (fb, vt100 emulation) wsdisplay0: screen 4 added (fb, vt100 emulation) And using wsfb driver from Xorg works. Where is the documentation for NetBSD for running X on framebuffer device? Where is the vesafb documentation? (I found a webpage though for this but no manual page.) As I learn more about this, I may document some how-to steps ... Jeremy C. Reed echo 'I7@87944:;6<754372=9=?48812=7043:>' | tr '0-@' 'wutrofn mlkige.ca'


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After many requests from our readers I am here with welcome drink ideas for our Indian kitties.Welcome drink is the first recipe that your guests get to taste. It has to be equally good as rest of the menu. Not only good, in fact it should go well according to season ,kitty party theme, festivities and taste of the guests as well. Thank god summers is here, we have ample options of cooling beverages,mock-tail drinks, fresh fruit juices and sherbets to choose from.
Today, I am going to share best 10 soothing summer welcome drinks/beverages and there recipes you can choose from-
The primary ingredient in Aam keri pana is raw mango. Raw mangoes are always appreciated for its nutritional value as they are rich source of Vitamin C,B vitamins.
The basic ingredients are : Raw mangoes- 3-4 ,Black salt- 2 and 1/2 tsp, Roasted cumin seed powder- 2 and 1/2 tsp, black pepper powder-1/2 tsp ( as per taste), sugar -1 cup, Mint-30-40 leafs, Ice cubes-12-15, Water – for proper consistency
How to make Aam keri pana: Rinse all raw mangoes,peel them, remove seeds. Give a boil in cooker (till cooked/ ready to mesh ), let them cool down. In mixture grinder, put pulp and remaining water from cooker add black salt, mint leafs,sugar, mix them well. Add 1.5 Lts water and strain mixture. Add ice cubes and serve with mint leafs. Enjoy!
The primary ingredient in Lassi is curd or yogurt. Curd is a rich source of calcium. Which strengthens bones and teeth also, it is beneficial in dealing with osteoporosis. It also improves immune and digestive system.
How to make Punjabi lassi: In a blender jar add 2 cups of curd/yogurt, add sugar to taste,1 and half cup chilled water,1 ½ tsp rose water, few saffron (Kesar) strands and crushed cardamom ( eliachi )powder. Blend till sugar dissolves completely and have creamy thick layer of butter. Pour in serving glasses and garnish with white makkhan, chopped dry fruits and few saffron strands.
The another possible variation that I like to traditional lassi is-
Lassi with Roohafza: In a blender jar add 2 cups of curd/yogurt, add sugar to taste,1 and half cup chilled water,5 tsp rooh afza. Blend till sugar dissolves completely and have creamy thick layer of butter. Pour in serving glasses and garnish rooh afza, chopped dry fruits and few saffron strands.
Buttermilk is rich in Vitamin B and potassium. Very effective in fighting with burning stomach, anemia and cholesterol.
How to make Chaas: In a blender jar add 2 cups of curd/yogurt, add black salt to taste,1/2 tsp cumin seed ( jeera powder) ,1 and half cup chilled water. Blend till salt dissolves completely. Pour in serving glasses, garnish with mint leaves and serve with ice cubes.
If you cherish mint, you can also add mint paste.
Jeera Or cummin seeds Improves digestion and beats constipation, reduces water retention during menstrual periods and improves the skin.
How to make Jal-Jeera: In a blender jar add ½ cup green coriander (dhaniya), ½ cup green mint leaves (Pudina), ½ inch peeled ginger piece,3/4 small tsp black pepper ( kali mirch), 2 small tsp roasted cumin powder, 1 small tsp black salt ( kala namak), ½ small tsp salt, 2 small tsp sugar and 1 pinch asafoetida (hing). Blend to fine paste. Add 4 ½ cup of chilled water and few drops of lemon, mix well. Serve in pre-chilled serving glasses.
Enjoy with ice cubes !
Shikanji is very soothing and cools down your system in minutes. Hydrate your body and improve digestion.
How to make Shikanji : In a container add 10 glasses of chilled water , squeeze 5 lemon into the jar add black salt,sugar, roasted cumin powder stir till sugar and other spices dissolves. Pour in serving glasses and garnish with mint leaves.
Enjoy with ice cubes !
As we all are aware-off, Lemons are very healthy. They are high source of vitamin-C. Which helps reduce wrinkles and improve overall skin texture. Boosts immune system and improves digestion. Brings down the effect of spices in our food.
How to make Lemonade: In a container add 10 glasses of chilled water and Squeeze 2 cups of lemon juice, 1 cup sugar and pinch of salt. Stir till sugar and salt dissolves completely.
Pour in serving glasses and serve with ice cubes. Enjoy!
Mango Smoothie– In a blender, take 2 scoops of vanilla ice-cream and 1 cup of mango pieces add crushed ice. Blend till even consistency. Pour in serving glasses and garnish with small mango pieces.
You can replace mango with any fresh fruit available.
To improve taste you can also replace vanilla ice-cream with respective fruit ice-cream.
Many of you will be surprised with vegetable juices ? Well, yes! 🙂 I will come on it later let's discuss simple fresh juices which you can offer in your kitty party this summer. Fruits juices are always first choice, as they are easily available and very easy to make. The best part is everyone loves it!
How to Make Fresh Juices: Making fresh juices is a kid's game. All you need to do is peel, cut and get the fruits ready before you through them into blender , add water and crushed ice. Blend and voila ! Serve chilled with ice cubes.
I personally don't like adding sugar to any fruit juice , if you want you can add sugar to your taste as well.
You can have any summer fruit of your choice. the popular ones are- Watermelon, Mango, orange, grapes,pineapple, Pomegranate etc.
Vegetable Juices: Fresh Vegetables are rich in roughage , vitamin A, and vitamin C, potassium. They help us in maintaining low cholesterol, healthy blood pressure and reduce fat.
Here, I am giving example of tomato juice and carrot-cucumber Juice you can try with different vegetable variations
Tomato-Mint Juice- In a blender take 250 gms of red tomatoes add sugar, some mint leaves ,crushed ice. Blend and pour in serving glasses. Salt and black pepper to taste ( optional ).
Carrot and Cucumber Juice- In a blender take 250 gms of both add sugar, salt to taste ,crushed ice. Blend and pour in serving glasses.
You can try- Ginger- Beetroot, Carrot-mint, tomato-beetroot, cucumber-coriander etc.
Indians are fond of sharbats and thandai in summers. Back then when there was no canned juice, tang powder available these were the only homemade summer drinks that we all get to drink to beat heat in summers. In today's era , when everybody is short of time making homemade drinks is hassle. Though there are people who like homemade drinks, for those I am writing few popular sharabats here-
1) Gulab( Rose Petals) Sharbat- In a large container take Gulab Jal- 100 ML, Tulsi Leaves- -20-25 leaves,Mint Leaves- -2-25 leaves,Coriander Leaves – 1 table spoon (chopped) add 1 cups of water and get the mixture to boil. When boiled properly, let it cool down and blend everything in a blender and filter. In another container take Rose Petals – around 40 roses, add 1 cup water bring it to boil, let it cool down and sieve. Make a sugar syrup by adding 1 cup water and 600 gms sugar, stir till sugar dissolves, let it cool down. Mix all the three- add cardamom powder,lemon juice of 4 lemons and store in refrigerator.
For a glass serving add 2 tsp of this sharbat.
2) Amla Sharbat- Cut 1 Kg Amla into small pcs and blend to fine paste, filter using cotton cloth. add 2 tsp of preservative ( I prefer Sodium lactate). Preserve in refrigerator.
For a glass serving add 2 tsp of this sharbat with honey or black salt.
3) Khas Sharbat- Make a sugar syrup by mixing 4 cup sugar and 3 cup water. We would be needed 1 thread syrup. Mix 1 tsp of khas essence and 1 tsp of edible green color. store in bottle. For a glass serving add 2 tsp of this sharbat.
You can make different sharbats using this khas sharbat recipe. All you need to do is change essence and edible color. 🙂 You can try making orange, Gulab, Lemon, Pineapple etc.
Thadai is chilled drink full of milk and dry fruits. Let's see how to make thandai-
Making Thandai Masala- In a blender jar add-1 tsp white pepper powder, 3 tsp Mashmelon seeds ( kharbooja seeds) , 1 tsp gulkand, 1/2 tsp cardamom powder, 1 tsp fennel seed powder, 3 tsp cashew nuts, almonds and pistachio powder, blend properly. In this mixture , add sugar syrup and gulkand. Mix 3 cup milk and shake well.
Serve with ice cubes and garnish with dry fruits. 🙂
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text: Hi, After seeing recent post(*) on the default MTA issue, I did some research and experiment on MTAs. They are summarized at: http://wiki.debian.org/DefaultMTA Also good review was found at: http://shearer.org/MTA_Comparison Although both exim4 and postfix daemons are negligibly small ones on a desktop machine, exim4 one was a bit smaller on memory. So far, I did not see strong reason to switch to postfix here but I am runing it anyway now. Osamu (*) http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2007/10/msg00717.html


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Infineon Technologies will complete the spinoff of its memory-products unit ahead of schedule later this spring.
Infineon said the new Munich, Germany-based company called Qimonda would commence operations May 1, two months earlier than originally planned.
"Through the strategic realignment, Infineon is significantly strengthening its competitive position," said Infineon Chief Executive Officer Wolfgang Ziebart. "Both forceful players will operate in their own markets as industry leaders."
Qimonda will hit the ground running as one of the leading DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) product companies in the world with five 300 mm semiconductor wafer manufacturing sites around the world. The new company will be diversifying into the consumer products, graphics and mobile-communications sectors as well as transitioning to the 75 nanometer technology mode.
The new company will operate as a unit of Infineon until an initial public offering at a date to be determined.
Copyright 2006 by United Press International
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On Sunday, CNN continues its break from the formats it has developed in more than 30 years of 24/7 cable news delivery, launching two more long-form documentary series, its version of reality television.
While the shows were in development before the arrival of Jeff Zucker, CNN's aggressive new boss, they fit perfectly into his guiding strategy and point-of-view about news: Not all drama is in Washington.
Washington, the Zucker view seems to be, is for dweebers and fetishists, whereas the full picture of news, the immediate and dramatic, the personal and tragic, the far-flung and exotic, speaks to the rest of us — or, in theory, ought to.
Morgan Spurlock, the documentarian who made Super Size Me, a personal journey into the grossness of the fast-food industry, premieres Inside Man, wherein the ever-inquiring Spurlock is the everyman confronting a set of nagging, often heart-tugging, public issues.
Inside Man joins Ridley Scott's Crimes of the Century on Sunday, and Parts Unknown, launched in April. The latter is Anthony Bourdain's revival, in much cooler clothes, of one of television's oldest staples: a travel show.
Zucker, whose long career has been in network television, is focusing on cable news' central anomaly: While Americans as a whole are largely apathetic about politics, if not downright repelled, cable news — most specifically Fox News and MSNBC — is entirely focused on Washington.
And as Congress and the White House have become cable news' passionate focus, they have continued to lose ever-more influence. Finance, technology and media — all relegated topics in cable news — are, arguably, vastly more powerful in American life than politics. While personal issues such as health, food and relationships, have become the ne plus ultra of Americans' concerns — and big money media subjects — they get hardly a word on cable news.
In sum: Cable news isn't the news. It's a weirdly fixated view designed to speak to a few million agitated people. It's news for the angry and addled.
This programming strategy has long confounded CNN. Its view of news has always been event-based; sudden, dramatic shifts and conflicts are its meat. War, crime, weather, mayhem. And, indeed, it has largely continued to dominate the sudden and dramatic. But in between the big events, the news audience drifts, leaving the hardcore right and left obsessives to Fox and MSNBC.
CNN's own political coverage has seemed, next to the competition, hopelessly anemic and deflated.
Zucker's is a network and even newspaper view, the most traditional view there is of news: human interest. He reached his apotheosis in morning television, which, for many years Zucker dominated as the executive producer of the Today show.
Zucker's proposition is to both enlarge the cable news narrative and to take it back. The drama in American life isn't Congress, it's … marijuana.
That's the Spurlock opener. As a handlebar-mustachioed everyman in a T-shirt, Spurlock goes to work in a medical marijuana dispensary and, from behind the wheel of his car, narrates the story of America's long, and likely soon-to-be lawful, love affair with pot — a story surely more resonant with more people than the sequestration.
After that, Spurlock becomes a fruit-picker among the illegal immigrants in Florida. Then he moves in with his own grandmother in a show about elder care — counterprogramming the impersonal nature of politics with the acutely personal.
There follows guns, bankruptcy, drought, unions.
Ridley Scott's crime show is classic newspaper morgue cold case stuff — a regular feature the Sunday Daily News used to call the "Justice Story."
Bourdain, for his part, takes his skeptical and irascible nature on the road to the Congo, Peru, Libya, Tangier, Colombia and Myanmar (also known as Burma) in search of adventure and meals.
This is old-fashioned, narrative journalism, a more relaxed 60 Minutes tone, a hipper version of magazine television.
In a sense, it is just the kind of programming that cable programs against.
Cable couldn't afford expensive, on-location, production-heavy stuff that drew reliably large network audiences, so it invented cheap and blustering talking heads to profitably serve much smaller audiences.
But on-location productions, made with DSLR cameras and edited on the fly with Final Cut Pro, don't cost very much anymore — you can hardly make cheaper shows.
What's more, reality television has not only upended the costs of field production, but the look and feel of non-fiction television. Fox and MSNBC, with outraged heads behind a desk, seem like curious throwbacks.
Who wants talk when you can have action?
The Zucker ambition is large: To save CNN he has to change the nature of cable news. One way to do this is to change the tone of news in such a way that the other guy looks out of it. That's what Fox did to CNN.
Certainly, the Spurlock show, in its emphasis on real people and real stories, with its kind of casual populism and actual empathy, starts the process of offering an alternative to, if not actually shaming, the snarling blowhards with their opportunistic manias.
Michael Wolff can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com, and on Twitter @MichaelWolffNYC.


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Jennifer Joyce, FOX 29 Reporter
Jennifer Joyce joined Fox29 News in September of 2013 as a Freelance News Reporter. She is thrilled to be back in her hometown of Philadelphia.
Prior to moving back "home", Jennifer worked as the Lancaster County Bureau Reporter for CBS-21 News based in Harrisburg, PA. While she was there, Jennifer broke multiple stories, reported on the presidential election of 2008 with visits from Barack Obama, John McCain and Sarah Palin and was LIVE at Penn State University the night it was announced that legendary football coach, Joe Paterno, was fired. Jennifer got her on-air start at News 12 The Bronx in New York City. She also worked as a reporter at WPVI-TV.
Jennifer is a graduate of Temple University and is finishing up a Master's Degree from Saint Joseph's University. In her free time, Jennifer loves cooking, hanging out with her family and friends and spending summers at the Jersey Shore.
You can follow Jennifer on Twitter at @jennijoyceTV or on Facebook here.


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Video shows Asda employee throwing eggs and licking chickens
Many people feel frustrated at work from time to time. But most of us don't express this in quite the same way as Asda employee Adeel Ayub.
Ayub, together with the help of a giggling cameraman, made a series of short films at the Fulwood branch of the supermarket in Preston, Lancashire, apparently between 2005 and 2008.
To his regret, these recordings emerged in public this week.
In one clip he is seen hurling raw eggs at the wall of a stockroom in a game he calls simply "Egg Throwing Competition".
As the film progresses the acts become increasingly vile, as Ayub, in Asda uniform, enters the staff room and slits holes in fellow employee's clothing. He later urinates in a bin before kicking it over.
He also, bizarrely, unwraps a fresh chicken and appears to insert a forefinger into it before licking the raw meat.
In public, Ayub appears contrite. He told the Lancashire Evening Post that he is "truly sorry" for the film, and said there is "no excuse" for his "atrocious behaviour".
He no longer works for Asda.
Employees from the Asda Fulwood store posted a video response to Ayub's antics on YouTube this morning. It features four members of staff, one of whom appears to be close to tears, telling of their shock and their hope that "the persons involved get what's coming to them".


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Olaf, regarding my test, or http://olaf.kilu.de/svgtest/beginkey01.svg they don't wfm with Opera 9.5 on OS X, please confirm what key strokes and which system it works for you... with http://peepo.co.uk/temp/accumulate.svg did you try what happens if you wait 5 seconds, view animation, then click on box? there's obviously a wide range of possible different mutations if one also includes accessKey and even more UA results. but is there a clear means to distinguish what is specified and what is a bug. I guess not, but... Jonathan Chetwynd Accessibility Consultant on Media Literacy and the Internet On 19 Jan 2008, at 19:00, Dr. Olaf Hoffmann wrote: > Olaf, > > thanks for your prompt response, > perhaps you would consider my example: > http://peepo.co.uk/temp/accumulate.svg > > accessKey does not wfm in recent nightly builds of Opera, do you have > an example that does? My tests can in general be found in my own test suite about animation: http://olaf.kilu.de/svgtest/ Currently I started to perform all thousend tests with Opera 9.50 beta and Squiggle 1.7 and do some fixes of errors in (hopefully only) a few samples too. Your example and my examples seem to work with the noted restrictions about additional keys for Opera 9.50 beta (I used the Linux build 1737 and I think there is no change in the behaviour since 9.00). > > the example above was tested on Squiggle and Opera, the only two UA > that I know to support animate. The result is not encouraging, as > there are a number of differences. The differences I have seen are related to the accumulate attribute I guess? I did not test yet Squiggle with by animations and not with accumulate, but I think, the behaviour with your example is not correct. Opera fixed a lot of additive and accumulate bugs, I reported in the last years. But with these attributes I already had a lot of fun in many tests ;o) With your sample, I think, the behaviour of Opera 9.50 beta is ok (apart from the problem with the additinal shift+escape to activate accessKey). Surprisingly Opera 9.25 refuses cooperation for example with the click event in the first 5s in your sample ;o) > > perhaps we could design some simpler tests, and agree what should > happen. See above; in the beginning I had the problem after some weeks or months to decide, whether an older test is past or failed, then I started to created improved tests with some 'standard' behaviour to simplify this a little bit. > there is little point in developing a spec, unless the UAs agree on > it's implementation... > Oh - there are still a few nasty problems in the SMIL specs and some more in SVG with animations. Therefore I do not think, it is easy to develop a consistent specifications or to implement the current specifications consistently and completely. Both is somehow a complex piece of art or logics. And indeed some nasty areas will only be discovered when animation is getting more used and more exotic combinations for elements, attributes and values are explored - there are still a lot of fun and surprises waiting for any interested party ;o)Received on Saturday, 19 January 2008 19:29:19 UTC
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School is just around the corner and this has been a popular question in my office this week. My mother always said it did, but does eating pizza really cause acne?
Yes, it does.
Eating simple carbohydrates such as white bread, bagels, and pizza can worsen acne. Simple carbohydrates are high-glycemic foods — they cause spikes in your blood sugar because the food is quickly digested then dumped into your blood stream. The resulting high blood sugar causes hormonal changes and inflammation that then triggers acne.
To tame your acne this school-year, change to a low-glycemic diet. Eat complex carbohydrates that are digested slowly avoiding sugar spikes and hormone changes. Here are three tips for an acne-busting diet:
- Cut out high-glycemic foods such as blended coffee drinks, soft drinks, energy drinks, pasta, pastries, baguettes, watermelon, mangoes and potatoes.
- Choose high fiber veggies such as asparagus, artichokes, bell peppers, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, leafy greens, lettuce, spinach, tomatoes and legumes such as black beans, chick peas, pinto beans, lentils and soy beans. Eat low-glycemic fruits such as apples, berries, grapefruit, pears, plums and oranges.
- Avoid processed flours. Instead eat 100% whole grains such as oats, barley, brown rice, millet, quinoa, wild rice, whole wheat pasta and bulgur.


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August 24, 2005
Peru pulls bodies from swamp as jet crash kills 40
By Mariana Bazo
PUCALLPA, Peru (Reuters) - Several hundred police and
volunteers worked into the night in a muddy swamp on Wednesday
to search for remaining bodies from a jet that crashed in
Peru's northern jungle, killing 40 people.
heavy storms on Tuesday, revised the death toll down from 41
and said 58 people survived the crash, one fewer than earlier
TANS said it now knew that 98 people were on board the
plane from Lima to the jungle city of Pucallpa, not 100 as it
initially stated.
TANS spokesman Jorge Belevan told reporters that 27 bodies
had been identified and 13 people were missing but "they are
telling us that there is little chance they are alive."
Most of those on board the plane were Peruvian, but there
were 18 foreigners, including 11 U.S. citizens. Belevan said
two of the Americans, a man and a woman, were among the dead. A
Colombian woman and a Spanish woman also died in the crash,
according to police and diplomats.
The U.S. embassy in Lima had no comment.
Using flashlights at the crash site 490 miles northeast of
Lima, local men, women and children, often wading knee-deep in
water and surrounded by foliage, helped to shift debris from
the airliner and pull out body parts.
A Reuters photographer at the scene said some local
residents appeared to be taking parts of the plane as
souvenirs. Police declined to comment.
"The plane has disintegrated and we're in a very muddy area
... there are victims without heads or legs," Pucallpa's police
chief, Ariosto Obregon, who was leading the search, told RPP
The airliner came down in swamps 1.8 miles from the
Pucallpa airport as it tried to land during the storm. Police
said the plane broke in two on impact and the front half caught
Images of the accident showed the forested marshland strewn
with blue airline seats, a man's hand sticking out of the mud
and an aircraft wing caught in a tree.
"The survivors were seated in the back of the plane," said
police officer Johnny Luna in Pucallpa. "They managed to get
out and wade through the swamp to the nearest road."
Relatives said some of the cabin crew threw themselves out
the emergency doors the moment the plane hit the ground and
survivors spoke of fires breaking out as they landed. Two
members of the cabin crew survived.
The flight from Lima had been due to fly on to the Peruvian
Amazon city of Iquitos, a popular tourist destination.
It was the third major accident involving a passenger
airplane in less than two weeks, after crashes in Greece and
Venezuela. The last crash of a TANS aircraft was also in Peru's
northern jungle. In January 2003, a TANS plane slammed into a
mountainside, killing all 46 people on board.
TANS said four Italians, a Colombian, an Australian and a
Spaniard were among those aboard the doomed plane. Authorities
said one Italian died in the crash, but the Italian embassy
could not confirm the death. The Australian consul in Lima said
an Australian woman was missing.
Six U.S. citizens, all from the same family in New York,
survived, a relative in Peru told Reuters. Nineteen survivors
arrived in Lima on a special flight on Wednesday night.
TANS, founded in the 1960s by the Peruvian air force to
help serve remote jungle communities, became a commercial
airline in 1998.
It said its investigation into the cause of the crash would
last up to four months.
Peru's deadliest air crash was on February 29, 1996, when a
Boeing 737 owned by the defunct Faucett Airline crashed in the
southern Andes, killing all 123 people on board.


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I've decided to come back to trading after a hiatus of moving and getting another new job and spending time with the family. Things have settled down a bit so I feel comfortable playing again.
I also have a decent collection of Star Wars minis and several maps and good quality map boards that go with it. I haven't played that in years and was wondering if anyone thinks that would be good trade fodder for AAM? Oh and another update I've decided to try out WAS, I bought 2 booster packs and am looking for more minis and preferably a starter set as well. Still don't know how to play it lol.
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This F*ck the Rain Umbrella is perfect for those days when you wake up on the wrong side of the bed only to discover that, to make matters worse, the rain is pouring down outside.
Guaranteed to get your mood across, the F*ck the Rain Umbrella is the latest clever design from Art.Lebedev.
This umbrella is the ultimate complaint to the weather gods, or perhaps just something to wave about at the passing traffic to let them know how crappy you are feeling as well.
For about $43, this attention-grabbing statement accessory is an absolute steal.
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Rockets offense doesn't end with T-Mac, Yao
Rockets willing to share alike
Offense starts with T-Mac, Yao, but other players get piece of action
Published 6:30 am, Friday, February 11, 2005
Juwan Howard learned when he arrived in Houston that it was not his job to carry the team offensively. The same was true for David Wesley, who was one of the New Orleans Hornets' leading scorers before the Dec. 27 trade.
That doesn't mean they can't still score, though. And neither one minds proving it.
The Rockets have shown during the past month that even though their offense starts with Yao Ming and Tracy McGrady, that's not where it ends.
In seven of the last 11 games, the Rockets have had at least five players score in double figures. They've accomplished that feat a total of 14 times this season.
"I think that makes us a tough team to guard, and it makes a lot of people happy — that unselfish style, making that extra pass, a lot of assists to our baskets," Wesley said. "That makes it fun for everybody, not just a few guys. It's kind of nice."
In addition to Yao and McGrady's consistent double-digit scoring nights, the rest of the rotation has gotten in on the action during the past 11 games. Bob Sura and Wesley have reached double figures in eight of those games. Howard has done it seven times, and Jon Barry and Scott Padgett have each accomplished it four times.
The Rockets hope to continue that trend tonight against an Indiana team that has been one of the few able to contain this offense recently. On Jan. 18, the Rockets shot just 41.8 percent from the field and made only one of 13 3-pointers.
It was right after that when the Rockets' offense really started to come together. They have won nine of 11 games since losing to Indiana.
"Certainly the more balanced you are, the more you can withstand a night by one guy or two guys that maybe isn't up to their normal quality," Rockets coach Jeff Van Gundy said.
When McGrady was slow to get going against the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday, it was Howard who stepped up. He made a hook shot, a 20-foot jumper and a tip-in during the opening minutes, scoring six of the Rockets' first 11 points.
Howard's 8.9 points per game is still far below his career average of 17.8, but he said the new role isn't hard to adjust to — especially when the team is winning. The Rockets are on a season-high five-game winning streak.
"I know my role," Howard said. "My role is not to score on this team, but I know I can. David's always been a scorer throughout his career, too. We're having to defer a lot to a guy like Tracy and Yao, and we understand that. We accept that role for winning."
McGrady also is deferring more this season, leading the Rockets in assists with 5.8 per game. He still is averaging 25.8 points per game, but no longer eyes the NBA scoring title as his biggest goal. He wants to make the playoffs, and he knows it will take a team effort to get there. That's why he revels in helping his teammates become involved each night.
"It's a team," McGrady said. "I feel like part of a team. Everybody is buying into the system, and everybody is bringing it to the table every night and leaving it all out on the court. It's not individual play. There's no I. There's no me. Everybody is a unit."
That philosophy on offense has helped the Rockets put together an impressive run leading up to next week's All-Star break. With their typically strong defense faltering recently, the Rockets surprisingly have still won by outscoring their opponents.
The Rockets are ranked 24th among 30 teams in points per game, averaging 93.3. But that number is slowly rising. The club has scored more than 100 points in its last four games, marking its longest stretch of 100-point games since accomplishing it from March 13-20, 2001.
"We're playing championship basketball on the offensive end, spreading the ball around," McGrady said. "Getting guys great looks. And if we can put our defense on that same page where we're clicking like that, then we could be one of the best in this league."
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Taylor mysteryRockets forward Maurice Taylor did not join the Rockets on their one-game trip to Indiana because of what team officials called "a personal matter." Taylor also was not at Wednesday's game against the Bulls for the same reason.
Team officials did not say when Taylor is expected to rejoin the team. He has been on the injured list since Jan. 18.
Rod Strickland will be with the Rockets tonight, but his status is unknown. He strained his left quadriceps during Wednesday's game and never returned. He will be re-evaluated before tonight's game to see if he will be able to play.
3-point manScott Padgett is — for now — the Rockets' most accurate 3-point shooter in franchise history. He made his 51st 3-pointer during Wednesday's game against the Bulls to qualify for contention. He has shot 43.2 percent (51-of-118) with the Rockets, supplanting Kenny Smith (.407) on the franchise's list for career 3-point percentage.
Padgett's 3-point shooting numbers have increased dramatically since joining the Rockets. He made only 37.5 percent of his 3s during his four seasons with Utah.
"I feel more comfortable in this offense than I ever did there," Padgett said. "The 3-point shot for us there was a last-ditch thing.
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James Family Graves in Eagletown, McCurtain
I have located 2James graves on private property in Eagletown, trying to find out who they are. Jones James b. 25 April 1876 d. 28 Jan 1911 the other I believe reads Frank James b. 12 Feb 1872 d. 1 Dec 1911. I am a decendent of the James Family from Sevier County, AR, which is adjacent to McCurtain. I do have pictures of the graves. Please contact me if you have any info on James Families in that area. Thank you, Paula


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42 years ago today, two of our generation's greatest photojournalists died in Laos. AP photojournalist Henri Huet and LIFE magazine's Larry Burrows were killed at the Vietnam-Laos border near Ben Het, where they were waiting for a chance to cover South Vietnamese forces attacking the Ho Chi Minh Trail inside Laos.
They were killed along with fellow photographers Kent Potter of UPI and Keisaburo Shimamoto of Newsweek, when the helicopter they were in was shot down that day on February 10, 1971.
Huet was born in Vietnam. His photographs of the war were influential in moulding American public opinion. One of his most memorable series of photographs featured Private Thomas Cole, a young medic of the First Cavalry division, tending fellow soldiers despite his own injuries. The series of twelve photographs was published in the February 11, 1966 edition of LIFE magazine, with one of the haunting images featuring on the cover. In 1967 the Overseas Press Club awarded Huet the Robert Capa Gold Medal for the "best published photographic reporting from abroad, requiring exceptional courage and enterprise".
Some accounts blame Burrows for melting photographer Robert Capa's D-Day negatives in the drying cabinet, but in fact it a darkroom assistant who had left the door of a drying cabinet closed and melted the films emulsion. Almost all the negatives were destroyed except for eight photos, all of which were published in a world exclusive spread.
One of Burrows most famous collections, published first in LIFE magazine on 16 April 1965, was photo essay Life and Death in Vietnam: One Ride with Yankee Papa 13.
Only the good die young. R.I.P.
LIFE magazine brought the painful reality of the Vietnam War home to millions of Americans every week. Henri Huet's historic photograph was the cover photo for February 11, 1966. Why don't we have this kind of photo journalism anymore? And why don't we argue about sharp focus, noise and dynamic range when looking at truly great photography?
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With Hurricane Sandy potentially threatening Connecticut, Governor Dannel P. Malloy is asking residents to closely monitor the storm's path over the next few days and to be prepared.
"Just as the state is monitoring and preparing, the public should do the same," said Governor Malloy. "Some models predict that Sandy may move onshore somewhere in New England early next week. Although we are not certain the storm will impact the state, we need to be prepared. That means everyone, especially the state's utility companies."
The state Division of Emergency Management and Homeland Security (DEMHS) is monitoring this storm very closely and is prepared to coordinate any potential state response. DEMHS is participating in National Weather Service conference calls to get the latest information on the storms track and is sending out regular updates to all municipalities and tribal nations.
DEMHS is also in communication with Connecticut Light and Power and United Illuminating regarding their preparations and posture.
"Although hurricanes are unpredictable, this storm has the potential to impact Connecticut and we need to be prepared," said DEMHS Deputy Commissioner William P. Shea. "Because a shift in the track of the hurricane of just a few miles can have a significant impact on the state, it is important to stay informed by listening to TV and radio and heed the warnings of public safety officials."
Governor Malloy and DEMHS offered the following preparedness tips:
Basic Emergency Supply Kit
- One gallon of water per person per day for at least three days, for drinking and sanitation
- At least a three-day supply of non-perishable food
- Battery-powered or hand crank radio and a NOAA Weather Radio with tone alert and extra batteries for both
- Flashlight and extra batteries
- First aid kit
- A whistle to signal for help
- Moist towelettes, garbage bags and plastic ties for personal sanitation
- Wrench or pliers to turn off utilities
- Can opener
- Local maps
- Cell phone with chargers, inverter or solar charger.
Family Emergency Plan
- Identify an out-of town contact. It may be easier to make a long-distance phone call than to call across town, so an out-of-town contact may be in a better position to communicate among separated family members.
- Be sure every member of your family knows the phone number and has a cell phone, coins, or a prepaid phone card to call the emergency contact. If you have a cell phone, program that person(s) as "ICE" (In Case of Emergency) in your phone. If you are in an accident, emergency personnel will often check your ICE listings in order to get a hold of someone you know. Make sure to tell your family and friends that you've listed them as emergency contacts.
- Teach family members how to use text messaging. Text messages can often get around network disruptions when a phone call might not be able to get through.
- Subscribe to alert services. Many communities/states now have systems that will send instant text alerts or e-mails to let you know about severe weather, road closings, local emergencies, etc. In Connecticut, go to www.ct.gov/ctalert to register for alerts.
For more information on Hurricane Preparedness, visit ct.gov/hurricane.
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When Bill Bungard (billbungard.com) showed up at Jazzbones in Tacoma (WA) he thought it would be great to shoot some phone camera video footage of the legendary Wishbone Ash. Bill's a pro-photographer and was already there with his photo rig, so what the hell? Right? Apparently Wishbone Ash didn't like that idea. See what Andy Powell does at the end of the video that has fans scratching their heads.
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The Kingdom offers great opportunities to the insurance business in the region, says Henri de Castries, chairman and CEO of AXA Group.
De Castries was addressing a press conference at the French embassy in Riyadh.
French Ambassador Bertrand Besancenot was also present at the event.
The visit of de Castries comes amid AXA delivering robust financial results in 2012.
It recorded revenues worth Euro 90.1 billion and underlying earnings amounting to Euro 4.3 billion in 2012, and had Euro 1,116 billion assets under management.
In the past decades, AXA Group has built the one of the largest insurers worldwide and is the number one global insurance brand for the fourth consecutive year.
"The Saudi insurance market is experiencing the fastest growth in the GCC region now representing over 35 percent of total Gross Written Premium of the region due to a fast growing economy and population and a low-insurance penetration," de Castries said.
"We aim to support the current business model here by leveraging AXA Group's strengths and expertise," he said.
"The insurance market in the Kingdom has a great future and we are committed to work with the regulatory bodies, partners and teams here, who have made this success possible," de Castries said, adding that the Kingdom is a key market for AXA as it shows strong growth opportunities and increasing risk awareness of the population.
"Thus there are growing insurance needs to be addressed," he said.
"During the year, AXA maintained its growth and profitability across the globe with a strong focus on delivering its strategic plan "Ambition AXA" by being more selective and by shifting its new business toward more profitable segments that address evolving customer needs. Also, AXA Group has shared its willingness to invest more in the high growth markets."
Regionally, AXA also recorded strong financials with a growth of more than 20 percent of its premiums reaching $ 626 million.
AXA has become the leading non-life international insurer in the GCC over the last years, he said.
AXA which operates in the Kingdom under AXA Cooperative Insurance Company, has been in the country for over 30 years and has established a strong presence in the Kingdom's three economic centers, he said.
AXA Cooperative has strong growth plans for the Kingdom, and notably in the retail side (motor, home and travel insurance) on top of the sustainable increase of the commercial lines business driven by the public investments.
"The company wants to become more available and enhance customer experience by implementing its multi-access strategy. It has recently announced its expansion strategy to open nine new outlets in the country this year on the top of the existing three shops. It also plans to continue to invest in distant channels such as call center and digital to ensure a seamless experience for all its customers.
He added: "Our objective here is to become the preferred insurance company for customers, distributors, employees and shareholders in Saudi Arabia and ensure that AXA Cooperative is fully aligned with the market needs."
Dwelling on the growth of AXA Cooperative since its formation, Jerome Droesch, chairman of AXA Cooperative Insurance, said: "We have seen amazing growth in the last five years and notably since receiving our licence in the country in February 2010 reaching SR 460 million in 2012."
Droesch said: "We have continued to relentlessly pursue efficiencies and product innovations to extend competitive advantage and value for policyholders in the evolving market environment. We are committed to growing in this country by engaging and capacity building of Saudi nationals in the insurance sector."
AXA Cooperative, supported by AXA Group, also announced it plans to continue to grow in the Kingdom in the coming years.
In doing so,Droesch said, AXA will further enhance its footprint and aim to increase customer service levels in Saudi Arabia .
The Kingdom offers great opportunities to the insurance business in the region, says Henri de Castries, chairman and CEO of AXA Group.


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The Gameweek concludes with three matches under lights and a cast of Fantasy heavy-hitters on show. Chelsea face QPR at the Bridge with Rafa's teamsheet much anticipated by all, while Liverpool share the same kick-off tie for their Anfield meet with Sunderland. Meanwhile, the 8pm kick-off is at St James' Park, where Newcastle, sans Demba Ba, face Everton as they look to stave off talk of a relegation battle.
Our Dugout Discussion chatroom is now open for business and ready for the rowdy and reserved alike.
Rafa confirms our worst fears: he makes the bravest of moves and rests both Eden Hazard and Juan Mata, along with Ramires: Victor Moses, Oscar and Marko Marin are handed starts, while Frank Lampard is retained and skippers the side. Benitez also opts to preserve Ashley Cole at left-back, drafting in Ryan Bertrand for a start. With Petr Cech stricken by a groin problem, Ross Turnbull is in goal as expected, while David Luiz looks to be in midfield once again.
QPR also make changes in opposition, with Shaun Derry, Fabio and Esteban Granero given starts; Junior Hoilett is also given an opportunity to impress as the likes of Shawn Wright-Phillips, Djibril Cisse, Samba Diakite and Armand Traore all make way. Park Ji-sung is back following injury and on the bench.
Over at Anfield, Brendan Rodgers brings Andre Wisdom back into the fold following Jose Enrique's hamstring injury. That's one of two changes as Lucas makes a return to midfield at the expense of Joe Allen. Glen Johnson will presumably shift to left-back.
Martin O'Neill has no option but to make a change at the back with hamstring victim John O'Shea missing out: Danny Rose returns at left full-back, however, after sitting out the Spurs game as part of his loan arrangement.
With Demba Ba embroiled in transfer talk, Newcastle are forced to make changes to their lineup as Shola Ameobi starts up front. Mike Williamson returns from his ban to bolster a defence hit for seven goals at the Emirates, while Vurnon Anita also returns having missed the Arsenal drubbing through injury. The injured Danny Simpson sits out, while Gael Bigirimana drops to the bench.
As for the Toffees, they are able to recall Marouane Fellaini after his three-match ban, while Phil Neville also returns from injury to strengthen their lineup. Both Leighton Baines and Steven Pienaar are fit enough to start despite the scares earlier today; it's Thomas Hitzlsperger and Victor Anichebe who drop out.


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The European Commission has requested consultations at the World Trade Organization over Thailand's customs practices which it complains are damaging EU industry, notably wine and spirits exporters, it said.
Thailand's customs valuation practices rejected the declared price of EU products imported into Thailand and applied an arbitrary value instead, the Commission said.
"These measures are arbitrary and damaging for EU companies seeking to do business in Thailand. We believe they are not compatible with WTO rules," EU Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson said in a statement.
"We believe it will be possible to resolve this issue quickly and amicably," he said. Thailand's wine and spirits market is worth some 72 million euros ($105 million) to EU exporters, their eighth largest foreign market by sales volume.
Consultations are the first step in the WTO dispute settlement process. If they fail after 60 days, the EU may ask for a WTO panel to rule on the legality of the Thai measures.
Since September 2006, Thailand had systematically challenged—and mostly rejected—the declared transaction price of certain EU products imported into Thailand, to which it then gave an arbitrary value instead, the Commission said.
That practice violated the basic principle that customs valuation was normally based on the transaction value of the imported goods as set out in the WTO Customs Valuation Agreement, it said.
It also had a significant impact on EU companies, since it created unnecessary administrative burdens and delayed customs clearance as well as imposing bank guarantee and cash deposit obligations on them over unreasonable periods of time.
Brussels' decision was taken after intense lobbying by the EU wine and spirits industry, led by CEPS, the European Spirits Organization—which warmly welcomed the Commission's move.
"We fully support the EU decision to launch formal talks at the WTO on the Thai customs valuation procedure and hope that Thai policy will be brought into line with WTO requirements at the earliest opportunity," CEPS Director General Jamie Fortescue said in a statement. (Reuters)


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We are heavy into Senior Portrait Season in Grand Rapids. September is a terrific time to get Senior Pictures around the Grand Rapids area. The weather is not as hot and humid, the sun sets a little sooner and the colors on the trees are beginning to change. If your Senior is busy playing sports or has band or other activities into the evening consider taking a few hours off from the morning. Consider this a "better than a dentist appointment". We have many Seniors who do this and I highly advise this for the after school busy senior. Many of our Senior Portrait clients come from all over including Forest Hill Central, Forest Hills Northern, Forest Hills Eastern, Rockford, East Grand Rapids, Kentwood, Wellspring Prep, Grandville, Northview and as far away as Traverse City, Chicago, Lansing and Holland.
If Senior Pictures in Grand Rapids is in your near future consider us.
Have a peek at our Facebook Fan page HERE
Want to see more of my work check out my Portrait and Wedding website here
To see the Commercial and Business Headshots in Grand Rapids page visit HERE
We are getting set and super excited for our 2014 Senior Season! If you are in the Grand Rapids Area or not we are excited to work with you. I have photographed seniors from Forest Hills, Rockford, Northview, East Grand Rapids, Caledonia, Holland, Grand Haven, Muskegon, Lansing, Holt, Grandville, Byron Center, Sparta, Lowell and many many other High Schools.We have officially started booking so if you are planning your summer and your Junior will be looking for a Senior Photographer in the Grand Rapids area please have a peek at our website here and I hope to hear from you soon to see if we are available on your date.
Chloe, 2013 Senior Pictures in Grand Rapids. Photographed in Rockford. Forest Hills Central Senior.
To see more of what we do check out the main website here DUSTY BROWN
Its been a whirlwind summer here and I thought to get something on the blog so I dont seem like I dropped off the earth. For those who are googling and searching for a photographer in the Grand Rapids area and are not steady friends or fans, we have a facebook page you can head over too and keep up with every little detail I am up too! https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dusty-Brown-Photography/49150348127
We have enjoyed photographing kids from schools all over the Grand Rapids area, Rockford, Northview, Sparta, Forest Hills Central, Forest Hills Eastern, Holland, Grand Haven, Lansing, Caledonia and many others. So for now enjoy this summers new seniors here at Dusty Brown Photography. More to come….many more!
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Nikki came in to the studio a bit early for her senior portraits here in Rockford. She needs to turn in her softball uniform and wanted her Senior Pictures with her Grandville Jersey on. We had a great morning doing her photos on the softball field and then coming back to the studio for a few creative senior pictures. See you this summer Nikki!
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Just wanted to pass along a note to say we are officially booking for the 2013 Seniors. If you are planning your summer around vacations and summer camps do not forget to schedule your Senior Pictures. Every year I get phone calls from parents saying how this event in their child's life has snuck up on them. Forgetting to plan for Senior Pictures around the crazy summer they plan is always number one in the August – September Senior phone calls. Start planning now and get a session on the books, then you can plan around Senior Portraits and not vacation 🙂 Senior Pictures are the start of the Senior year for your High Schooler. To have the chance to be part of that is an honor.
It's not to early to book a session and its easy. Make the call to me, have your calendar nearby, book the day and thats it. No matter how ridiculous you think a question is, don t hesitate to call. I can answer it for you and give you helpful hints to plan the session.
dusty at dusty brown dot org is my email and the studio number is 616-970-16 two one. Hope to hear form you soon.
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I have a boat load of entries {50+} lined up to unleash on this dear sweet blog.
My blog asks for nothing in return.
It never begs for more.
It doesnt warble when I load it unlimited.
It loves me unconditionally.
I have been to busy photographing to keep up with it.
Seems like I need to add an employee just to blog!
With that said here are a few samples of whats to come.
If you are an avid reader, I hope I have not let you down. Perhaps you love me unconditionally too! :=)
Our website is still in the final stages of being finished but you can check it here if you wish 🙂 Grand Rapids Photographer
Here are a few from our studio session with Bailey. So much fun! There are more to come…the dance photos will be next. Thanks go out to Kaitie and Patti for all the help in making this session happen. Bailey and her mom spent a long time prepping for these sessions and I am so happy to be the one to pull off the "look". Thanks Bay!
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We are very excited to announce we are now looking for 2012 Senior Models for our rep program. Models are models of our business. Models are stand out students from each school who have a place in the future. Models earn rewards for every Senior they bring in. Discounts on print orders and our very popular mini albums. Every Senior Model at Dusty Brown Photography has a chance to earn themselves an iPad…..and just for telling your friends about us!
If this sounds like you or someone you know, head on over to our Facebook page and fill out the application. Bring on your fun side, your most eclectic side, your most beautiful caring sharing loving side. YOUR LIFE, YOUR STYLE
Over the summer and into the fall we get to photograph a wide variety of soon to be High School Seniors here at Dusty Brown Photography. This past year all the seniors from all the local schools who came for indoor portraits were photographed in front of my SNL wall. {Saturday Night Live}. As quirky and as goofy as they wanted to be. Here is a short video of these awesome kids. Cant wait for this years Juniors to come in and have us kickstart their Senior Year!


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Dear Evil Sorceress Sallie Mae,
You've lived with us for a very long time.
You were there when we got engaged. You were there when we graduated from college. You stood up with us at the wedding (no one invited you to do that).
You came along on the honeymoon (that was totally awkward) over 12 years ago. You dwelled in our first two apartments, keeping us from truly ever having any time alone as newlyweds. You were there for the birth of the Eldest Princess and kept us from loving her in the ways we wanted to love her (and pay for her hospital bills as quickly as we would have liked, too).
You've taken up more than your fair share of space around our small but sweet castle for the past 8.5 years. Everywhere we have ever lived, you have always packed a large bag and tagged along. At times, you made it nearly impossible for the Princesses to play because of your large stature.
You kept us from doing things that we longed to do – saving for retirement, starting college funds, giving when we saw a need, having regular date nights, going on vacation, and even buying things we needed (Have you seen our towels lately? Holy holey, Batman.).
Nearly four years ago (April 2nd, 2008) right after the Youngest Princess was born, your vacant ugly stare came at us in the form of a very large number – over $80K. We wanted you gone. But, you were SO huge that we had no idea where to begin (luckily, someone had a few great tips). Your younger and much thinner sister Nelnet was one of the first to receive her eviction notice in July of 2008. Your cousins, Medical Debt, Car Loan Debt, Furniture Loan Debt, Small Loan Debt, and Credit Card Debt all followed suit thereafter. Since February of 2010 we have watched you – and you alone – slowly but surely dwindle. Now, you number only four digits instead of six and by our best estimates, in about four months, you'll need to leave our house –
You are certainly not welcomed back. Ever. Consider yourself forewarned. You have more than overstayed your welcome.
And you will never plant your evil claws into our sweet two little girls. Their college will be financed by your arch nemesis – the heroic and oh so brave CA$H.
The King of Free called you last week. He wanted to know if we could make our final installment in person in a few short months. You were so cowardly that you refused. Just so you know, we were going to make it rain dollar bills in your lobby. Your loss.
Instead we'll deliver a final blow via the internet but it won't be any less sweet. You're still going to get yours.
Your days are numbered.
Pack your bags.
Say your prayers.
We're coming for you.
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I just read the most hilarious story on Yahoo news….The Worst Foods in America, 2010. It compiles the most unhealthy and deceptive dishes served in America's popular restaurants, giving all the dirty facts, like total calories and grams of sodium and fat.
You won't BELIEVE the results.
The Worst Chinese Entree Award goes to:
PF Chang's Double Pan-Fried Noodles Combo (served with beef, pork, chicken, and shrimp)
1,820 calories
84 g fat (8 g saturated)
7,692 mg sodium
Are you seeing that???? 7,692 mg of SODIUM?? 7.7 grams of sodium is enough to kill an ox. You may as well buy stock in a cardiology practice now.
The Worst Pizza Award goes to:
Uno Chicago Grill's Chicago Classic Deep Dish Pizza (individual size)
2,310 calories
165 g fat (54 g saturated)
4,920 mg sodium
I'm sorry. This shouldn't surprise ANYONE and frankly, if you're eating pizza, you KNOW it's bad for you. That's why you're eating it. Duh.
The Worst Breakfast Award goes to:
IHOP Big Country Breakfast with Chicken Fried Steak & Country Gravy
2,440 calories
145 g fat (56 g saturated)
210 g carbohydrates
5,520 mg sodium
This breakfast consists of:
1- 12oz steak, breaded and deep fried
1- ton of gravy smothering said deep-fried, high-quality beef
3- eggs, any way you like it, but not cholesterol-free
3- buttermilk pancakes, because 2 pancakes is simply not enough
This meal defines the concept of Super-Size. If you're choosing to order this meal then you clearly have deeper problems than I'm willing to broach. For starters, who in the hell actually GOES to IHOP anymore? Do they deliver this meal with a crane? Do you wear a bib and Depends while tucking into this mountain of vulgarity? Is there no shame in waddling out of IHOP after consuming enough fat to feed a small African village?
And the WINNER….The Worst Food in America, 2010
Cheesecake Factory's Bistro Shrimp Pasta
2,730 calories
78 g saturated fat
919 mg sodium
141 g carbohydrates
The reason this one SHOULD win is because it's somewhat deceptive. If you go to IHOP and order that disgusting Country Breakfast, you are under no illusion that it is designed to kill you. Same goes for the UNO Chicago Grill's Pizza. Pizza is unhealthy and EVERYONE knows it.
However, if you order a Bistro Shrimp Pasta, I would argue that you may very well think you're making a healthy choice. It sounds light and fresh, and getting slammed with 2,700 calories and 78 GRAMS of SATURATED FAT is absurd.
Cheesecake Factory. Shame on you.


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Paris Zoo Reopens!
The Paris Zoo (Parc Zoologique de Paris) celebrated its 80th anniversary with a reopening in June 2014. The six-year closure was necessary to plan renovations. The zoo had never had been renovated or upgraded since 1934.
Now, instead of being cooped in cages according to their type, the one hundred eighty park species, including the insects, birds and reptiles are grouped into five world regions. The visitor winds through the zoo on a voyage to Europe, Patagonia, Sahel-Sudan, Guyane and Madagascar following the "suite du voyage" signs through 16 bio-zone habitats.
The larger animals, rhinoceros and zebra or the ostrich, kudus and giraffes share spaces and know when to mingle and when not to. At 4:30 pm, the park guide told the crowd giraffe anecdotes (in French). He said, that only the male giraffes are separated from the family herd. The males have visual contact but not physical. Since the females are "in heat" every fifteen days, there would be a lot of giraffe neck fights among the males and pain and suffering if they weren't.