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Luxury Eco Perth Hills Guesthouse - Quenda Room
House, Perth Hills
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You will be staying in a private luxury guest room, which is separate to our home. You can expect to enjoy unique breakfasts with a healthy twist. Situated near to John Forrest National Park, you will be close to nature. You will be within walking distance to some beautiful waterfalls in winter & spring, and the historic Parkerville tavern. While you are here, you will be the our only guests.
We're all about helping guests to relax, be in nature, and get away from it all - while being in complete luxury
The Space:
This is an elegantly styled ensuite guest room, with a king size bed with minimal partner disturbance, walk-through shower and underfloor heating, and is set in a beautiful location. From zero-VOC paint to the naturally sealed floor, the room has been built with as much care for the environment as possible. The room is cleaned using only natural cleaning products. Organic personal care products are provided for use during your stay. Your hot water is heated from the sun and power is largely supplied through our PV system. Summer nights in Hovea are rarely hot and the ceiling fan over the bed will keep you perfectly cool. There are modern conveniences such as WIFI and a TV in your room with Netflix; but your mobile phone will not work here.
Guest access:
You have access to the pool, the grounds of our property which includes Jane Brook, and the 26.78 km² of nearby John Forrest National Park. The guest room is detached from the main home and your entrance is therefore private. There are many outdoor spaces to relax around the property. At the bottom of our property, you will find our bridge which will take you to the old Railway Reserve Heritage Trail. The trail is popular for walks and bike riding.
Please see our other listing if you would like to book for 4 people
Interaction with guests:
We are both travellers and we love to meet people from all over the world.
We are always keen to chat over a chai tea or coffee to share suggestions for places to see nearby.
Other things to note:
We do not host parties. No exceptions.
Smoking is not permitted in our guest room or on our property.
We do not accommodate pets.
We have a cat who lives indoors in the main house.
Bring your walking shoes as there are so many wonderful walks near to us. We will supply insect repellent and sun screen if you need it.
In terms of us, Jeremy is working on a start up business - SpacetoCo - and has a background in IT and teaching. Claire is a Registered Nurse and qualified Naturopath.
We are happy to cater your breakfast to suit your dietary needs including GF, DF, vegetarian, vegan, paleo etc...Our breakfasts are a highlight for many guests - and are created by our in-house naturopath. Amazingly good and guilt-free breakfasts are our specialty
Feel free to check us out on social media quendaguesthouse
The Neighbourhood:
Hovea is actually the largest locality in the Perth metro area but it's made up mostly of John Forrest National Park. The old railway reserve will take you directly into the park. The natural environment is mostly Jarrah forest which is unique to SW Australia. The area is very historic as much of the early development of Perth headed out East.
Getting Around:
The Perth Hills are best explored by car. Drive to us and drive yourself around the hills, as there is limited public transport, but plenty of parking and stunning scenery to enjoy.
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Homemade craft items will be for sale, along with fudge, chocolates, handbags, glassware, doll clothes, teddy bears, May baskets, paintings and more. A Chinese raffle and cash raffle will also be held.
Pizza will be for sale at 11 a.m., with water and soda. There will also be a yard sale downstairs at the Senior Center from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

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Sandburg's Kellogg Receives Innovation of the Year Award
Aaron Frey
Friday, May 12, 2017 10:19 AM
Campus News
Galesburg, IL
Dave Kellogg, coordinator of criminal justice at Carl Sandburg College, recently was recognized as a recipient of a 2017 Innovation of the Year Award from the League for Innovation in the Community College. Kellogg won the honor for initially adopting the College's use of telepresence robots in the classroom.
The College purchased a telepresence robot last summer through a mini-grant from the Carl Sandburg College Foundation, and Kellogg has used it in his classes on the Main Campus in Galesburg throughout the academic year. The robot, which stands about 4 feet tall, has a barrel-shaped bottom to move about and a column that extends up to hold an iPad, which produces an internet connection.
Students who are offsite, such as those at the College's Branch Campus in Carthage, can log in remotely to control the robot and see the classroom. It also allows students on the Main Campus to see and more easily communicate with classmates who are offsite, almost as if they were in the room with them.
The use of the robot quickly became popular among other instructors at the College, leading to the purchase of five more. Six classes at Sandburg currently have students who attend via the robots.
"It is all about the connectivity to students," Kellogg said. "To get a group of students together and after about five minutes they forget about the technology, and it is just another person in the group. This is the most connectivity I have seen in distance education. The students really get to know each other. For faculty that engage in student-centered learning, it allows students from multiple sites to work collaboratively. Instructional design requires faculty to engage millennial students in different ways."
Established more than 30 years ago, the League's Innovation of the Year competition recognizes innovative programs, practices, partnerships, policies and activities that improve the abilities of institutions to serve students and the community, and it honors those who have created and implemented them. Nominations for the Innovation of the Year Awards are judged on quality, efficiency, cost effectiveness, ability to be replicated by other institutions, creativity and timeliness.


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Eureka Forbes Trendy Steel
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The Forbes Trendy vacuum cleaner, with a Power Plus motor delivers consistent power, for upto 3 hours of non-stop cleaning.The trendy steel vacuum cleaner is one of the flagship models from Eureka Forbes, who has been in the forefront of keeping Indian homes clean and safe for the last 30 years. This dry dust vacuum cleaner is designed to be a heavy duty performer through the years of service it provides. This Eureka Forbes Vacuum Cleaner's body is made from ABS plastic which provides a combination of mechanical toughness, electrical insulating properties and a wide temperature range.
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Canine Influenza Advisory for Pet Owners and Veterinarians
April 10, 2015
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — News about multiple cases of canine influenza, particularly in the Chicago area, has prompted concern among Indiana veterinarians and pet owners. The Indiana State Board of Animal Health reports receiving a number of anecdotal accounts of dogs from the Chicago area being diagnosed in veterinary clinics in Indiana.
The clinical signs of canine influenza are similar to "kennel cough," and the first symptom to appear is coughing. Unlike kennel cough, however, canine influenza infects nearly every dog that is exposed, as most canines are naïve to the virus. In its milder form, canine influenza causes a low-grade fever along with coughing and a runny nose, but ill animals may develop a fever as high as 107 degrees F, and more severe cases can result in pneumonia. Mortality is believed to be low, from less than one percent to five percent. There is a vaccine for canine influenza but it is not effective in animals that already have become infected.
Because the disease is highly contagious, infected animals should be isolated. The incubation time for the illness is only two to five days. Avoiding exposure is the best means of prevention. Vaccination can be effective but the vaccine must be administered before the animal is exposed.
According to the Indiana State Board of Animal Health, dog owners should not panic, but be alert for evidence of clinical signs that would indicate the pet needs to be seen by a veterinarian. Normal healthy dogs, if exposed, likely will become ill but recover. Very old, very young and immune-suppressed pets are at highest risk, if they become exposed.
The risk of exposure is quite low for most dogs under average circumstances. Owners who travel frequently with their pets to infected regions of the country, particularly where any canines gather, such as dog shows and kennel areas, are advised to vaccinate their pets and to watch their animals closely for any signs of infection after a trip.More information for pet owners and veterinarians is available from the American Veterinary Medical Association at https://www.avma.org/public/PetCare/Pages/CanineInfluenza.aspx; and from the Centers for Disease Control at http://www.cdc.gov/flu/canine/index.htm.
Writer: Kevin Doerr, firstname.lastname@example.com
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Sautéed Apples in Ghee
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
One of my favorite quick morning dishes to make throughout the winter is sautéed apples in ghee. Ghee—clarified butter with the milk solids and water removed—is ideal for high heat cooking since it doesn't burn as easily as regular butter. It still contains all the good qualities of butter, however, such as fat-soluble vitamins, short- and medium-chain fatty acids, and selenium. To get the most nutrition and best flavor, it's best to purchase good quality ghee from cows that have been pasture-raised, or you can make your own from your favorite high quality butter.
Sautéed Apples in Ghee
Sautéed apples are quick and simple enough to make for breakfast. In the video, I show my favorite way to peel and cut an apple. With a Y-shaped peeler—my favorite—I make a ring around the top and one around the bottom as well. I then peel the sides and quarter the apple. I lay the quarters on their sides, and cut out the core in one easy-angled cut. This is the most efficient way to core an apple, and you don't need any special equipment. Best of all, it's safe because, after coring the apple, you then have a flat side that rests firmly on the board. I then slice each quarter into 3 or 4 pieces. The next part is simple: I warm some ghee in a medium skillet over medium heat, add the apples and a dash cinnamon powder, and cover the skillet. I check on the apples after about 2 or 3 minutes, give them a toss, and cook them a couple of minutes more. That's all there is to it: the tender apples smell and taste heavenly. They make a great topping for oatmeal, pancakes, waffles, or yogurt. They can also serve as a succulent side dish with scrambled eggs or other protein.
Very Berry Power Smoothie
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Sometimes an antioxidant, nutrient-dense smoothie makes a quick and powerful meal.
Very Berry Video
The one in this video is rich and filling enough to keep your energy and blood sugar stable for hours. Best of all, it tastes delicious. It's a combo of mixed frozen berries, yogurt, avocado, raw honey, coconut oil, egg yolks from pastured eggs, and coconut water. I also added a splash of macadamia nut oil because I like the nutty flavor. I made this video for Vital Choice, a company whose products I love. Not only do they have the finest wild Alaskan seafood, but they also have some other choice products such as frozen berries and macadamia nut oil, an oil that has similar nutritional properties to extra virgin olive oil.
They presented the video on their newsletter, and I received the question from a viewer of why I don't use the egg whites in the smoothie. Here is my answer:
I don't use the raw egg white because it contains a protein called avidin that interferes with the body's absorption of biotin (Vitamin B7). It also contains a protein called "conalbumin," which binds to iron (making it not biologically available to the body.) Also, trypsin inhibitors make digestion of the protein in the raw egg white more difficult. All of these is deactivated when the white is cooked. That being said, I still may use a raw egg white in a classic Caesar salad dressing or–once in a great white, a mousse–but I don't make a practice of it, especially for something like a breakfast smoothie. The raw yolk, on the other hand, is great to eat raw or barely cooked.
It's great to have a lot of quick breakfast ideas in your repertoire.
Eating for Radiant Skin: part 3
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
A Word about Fat:
Fat is important for skin health. It's a mistake to be on a low-fat or no-fat diet. You need fat in order to digest, transport, and absorb Vitamin A,D,E, and K. It's soothing to the nervous system. Every cell in the body has a surrounding membrane – which is where communication between cells take place – that is made up of fat.
You need an array of fats. You need saturated fats to maintain structure; mono and polyunsaturated fats to maintain elasticity. All fats and oils that we consume are made up of a combination of monounsaturated, polyunsaturated, and saturated fats.
Polyunsaturated fats, also know as omega 3's and 6's, are the ones your body does not make. These are called essential fatty acids because you have to get them from food sources. Omega 3's are good for countering inflammation in the body. Good sources for omega 3's are fatty fish such as sardines, anchovies, tuna, and salmon; nuts, seeds, and organic eggs.
Because of the standard American highly refined diet, most people have far too many Omega 6's and not enough Omega 3's. The ideal ratio is somewhere between 1 to 4 times as much omega 6's as 3's. Most Americans get 20 times more omega 6's than 3's. Poor quality oils and feed lot meat contribute to an excess of Omega 6 fatty acids in the body.
It is easy to get good quality Omega 6's from whole nuts and seeds, where they are less likely to be rancid. Refined polyunsaturated oils are unstable; they are exposed to high temperatures, chemical solvents, light and oxygen. The essential oils in them are destroyed, and they are rancid and oxidized. They suppress the immune system and cause inflamation. Eating a lot of polyunsaturated oil increases cholesterol in the tissues and cell membranes.
The best fats for cooking, which can take the heat without becoming rancid or oxidized, are butter, ghee (clarified butter), olive oil, coconut oil, and sesame oil.
To get a good supply of omega 3's, I turn to the tinned fishes that I keep in my pantry. From these pantry staples I have developed nutritious, delicious meals that I can get on the table in minutes.
Wild Salmon, Mackerel, and Sardines from Vital Choice
A couple of years ago I met the folks at Vital Choice when I was at the wise traditions conference. They had a lot of samples of their fish, including everything from the tinned mackerel, sardines, and salmon to the wild king salmon. They were by far the most delicious tinned fish I had ever tasted, and I was impressed with the flash frozen salmon as well. We were served smoked cod from them as a first course as well, another delicious fish they sell. I returned home from the conference with multiple tins of each pantry staple and I ordered a lot more stuff when I returned home. Now I make sure to keep a supply of the flash-frozen salmon as well in my freezer.
(By the way, the Vital Choice catalogue is extensive, and among other products includes macadamia nut oil, dark chocolate, and a variety of different kinds of fish oil.)
One of my super quick go-to lunches is either the mackerel (or sardines) mashed with avocado, lemon, and salt on a bed of greens. I eat it on a bed of greens.
Here's a quick video on how to make it:
Sardine-Mackerel Mash
Here's a composed salad made with the sardines:
Composed Sardine Salad
Sardine Salad
Another quick dish that I make a lot is with the flash-frozen wild salmon.
Salmon in Dashi
Here's the video on how to make this:
Braised Salmon in Dashi
This last dish is made with the canned salmon and fresh salmon roe.
Salmon Frittata with Salmon Roe and Avocado
Salmon roe is a nutritional powerhouse, loaded with anti inflammatory omega 3's as well as Vitamin A and D.
Here's how to make it:
Salmon Frittata
Delicious, nutritious, fast, and easy!
The Healing Properties of Coconut Oil
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Oil is From the Meat of Mature Coconuts
The fact that coconut oil is a highly saturated fat is a good thing. Your body needs saturated fats to most effectively use essential fatty acids (also know as EFA's, the ones that your body needs to get from foods). Saturation is what keeps coconut oil from destabilizing or going rancid during cooking.
All fatty acids are made of lengths of carbon chains. Saturation means that the chain of carbon atoms is fully "saturated" with hydrogen atoms. They have no double bonds between the individual carbon atoms of the fatty acid chain. There are many kinds of naturally occurring saturated fatty acids which differ mainly in the number of carbon atoms, ranging from 3 (extremely short chain), to 36 (extremely long chain).
While all fats are made up of a combination of fatty acids, coconut oil is singular in that it is composed predominately of medium chain fatty acids (mcfas). The main mcfa in coconut oil is lauric acid, made up of 12 carbons (it makes up a whopping 47 per cent of the fat content in coconut oil). In your body, these high amounts of lauric acid are converted to monolaurin, and this is what makes coconut oil different from other oils and gives it its healing qualities. It is made only by the mammary gland and not in the liver, like other saturated fats. Coconut oil is found in large quantities only in mother's milk, coconut oil, and palm kernel oil. Lauric acid has long been used in baby formulas.
While longer-chain fatty acids, found in many foods, need to be digested by bile salts (which are secreted by the gallbladder), coconut's medium-chain fatty acids do not. That's why if you have trouble digesting fats, or are beginning to reintroduce fat to your diet, it's best to begin with coconut oil.
The medium chain fatty acids in coconut oil boost your metabolism. The body can use coconut oil for energy more rapidly and efficiently than any other fat source. Medium chain fatty acids are not normally stored in your body as fat. They are quickly converted to energy, making coconut oil ideal for weight loss. Many people find that they lose weight just by adding a couple of tablespoons a day of coconut oil to their diets. What a great oil to help prevent obesity.
A number of years ago I happened upon an article in a "Women's World" in a mainstream grocery store, which had an article titled "The Secret of Losing Belly Fat." I was shocked to see that even this cheesy periodical contained some good information. They were on to the fact that coconut oil is utilized by the body to produce energy instead of being stored in the body fat like other dietary fats.
The bad reputation that coconut oil undeservedly had for so many years (due to one study with hydrogenated coconut oil) is slowly crumbling. Nonetheless, the mainstream is still slow to change. Too many people are using copycat information, and too much money is invested in cheap oil production.
Coconut oil is especially important to add to your diet if you are restricting calories. It will keep your metabolism humming along efficiently instead of slowing down; that's what usually happens when calories are restricted.
This oil is one of my personal "weapons" for keeping my weight to my desired level. Even though I normally cook with coconut oil; during those instances when I've packed on a few extra pounds, (like after a vacation), I bump up the amounts. I simply work a tablespoon coconut oil into each meal. It gets me back to my desired weight quickly and deliciously.
Nowadays, coconut oil is even packaged into capsules as a weight-loss aide. Why take it in capsule form when it's so easy to include in the diet?
Coconut oil boosts energy and endurance and stabilizes blood sugar. In the 1940's farmers attempted to use cheap coconut oil to fatten up their cows. It didn't work: their cows instead became perky and lean. The famers then turned to soy and corn for more effective fatteners.
Medium chain fatty acids found in lauric acid:
It is interesting to note that these oils have long prevented indigenous populations from bacterial and viruses found in the food supply. When populations switch from their traditional oils like coconut oil modern polyunsaturated oils, they have a hugely increased rate of modern illnesses. (I've witnessed this phenomena with friends and students from India and the Philippines.)
The oil is good applied topically as well. It helps soften skin and relieve dryness and flaking. I used to have a recurring chest rash every year when the weather in New York got hot. Since using coconut oil regularly on my skin, I have not had a rash in almost 12 years! One of my students who had eczema reported that after only three weeks of applying the oil to his dry flaky skin, his condition was improved 70 percent. I lost track of him, so I was not able to discover whether his eczema completely cleared.
More healing qualities of coconut oil:
Coconut oil is a traditional fat that has been used for many years in a multitude of cultures. Coconuts grow in the Philippines, Indonesia, India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, the Pacific Islands, in equatorial Africa, Mexico, Brazil, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, and El Salvador. The trees produce between 50 and 100 nuts per year. They start yielding fruit at age six, and they continue to give off fruit for the next 55 or so years. Coconuts are ecologically sound, as they are able to grow in difficult environments, such as atolls, or under conditions of high salinity, drought, or poor soil. They play an important role in maintaining the fragile ecosystems of island and coastal communities. Moreover, most of the world's coconut production comes from small farms.
For more information on coconut, read Eat Fat, Look Thin, by Bruce Fife and Eat Fat, Loose Fat by Mary Enig and Sally Fallon.
Working with Coconut Oil
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Young coconuts are large, green, and water-heavy. (Of course, by the time we see them in this country, the outer green shell has been shaved.) As a coconut matures, it becomes wizened, brown and hairy. The gel-like meat within becomes thicker and meatier. Coconut water is the sweet liquid inside the immature coconuts.
Young Coconuts on the Tree
Coconut milk is made from the pressed juice of grated coconut meat and water; coconut oil is the fatty oil that comes from the coconut meat.
Oil Comes from the Mature Coconut
The oil, which used to have a bad reputation in this country, is now finally getting the attention it deserves for not only being a nutritional powerhouse but for its versatility in the kitchen. I have used coconut oil consistently for 12 years with great results.
Coconut oil comes in two varieties: virgin, which has the flavor of a coconut, and an aroma-free filtered variety which is neutral-tasting.
Virgin and Filtered Coconut OIl
While I love the virgin coconut oil – and I use it frequently – there are many instances when I don't want what I'm making to taste like a Thai dish. When I want the perfect oil to cook potato pancakes, for instance, I reach for the filtered aroma-free variety. This product still has all of the nutritional benefits of coconut oil without the predominant coconut flavor, which is removed in a vacuum process. Coconut and the oil come from tropical countries where they are exposed to high tropical temperatures. The oil can take the heat necessary to distill it and remove the coconut flavor without affecting the quality. There's no trans fat byproducts either, so you don't have to worry that you're compromising your health.
I love the oil from www.omeganutrition.com. I was first introduced to their products 12 years ago; they have the best filtered coconut oil that I've ever tasted; this is the brand that got me hooked . Their other products are of the highest quality as well, so you won't go wrong with whatever you order. They ship fast; you'll get your products within just a few days.
You can order the oil in all different sizes, from a 1-pound canister to a 7-pound pail (my favorite). You don't have to worry that the coconut oil will go bad; even after you open the jug, it lasts two years at room temperature!
1-pound, 2-pound, and 7-pound Containers
At room temperature, coconut oil is semi-solid. It melts at 76 degrees, so if your pantry is warm, you may notice how the consistency changes. Although the oil may have melted, this is not a problem. It can melt and solidify back and forth without damaging the oil in the least.
If you're baking with coconut oil and converting from butter to coconut oil, use 7 tablespoons coconut oil instead of 1 stick butter. Butter contains 20 per cent water, so you need to lessen the oil a bit. The easiest way to measure 7 tablespoons is to scoop ½ cup into a dry measure and then remove 1 tablespoon.
7 Tablespoons Coconut Oil
Measure coconut oil in the form that you need it in. For example, say you're making a cookie and you are going to cream the oil with sugar. You will need the oil in its semi-solid state. Measure it right out of the container. If you need it in liquid form, melt some coconut oil (it only takes a minute or two to melt) in a pan over a low flame, and then measure it. If you want to work coconut oil into a pastry crust and you need it super firm, place a glob in the refrigerator to harden it.
Refrigerator-hardened Coconut Oil
Chop the hardened coconut oil first on a cutting board, then place the pieces in measuring cups.
Measured Oil for a Pastry Crust
Pulse the oil into the dry ingredients in a food processor. There's an easy and delicious coconut oil pastry crust recipe on p. 51 in my book The Healthy Hedonist Holidays.
When you need a tablespoon or two to sauté something, it doesn't matter whether or not the oil is melted or semi-solid. Just scoop some oil out of the container, add it to the skillet, and you'll find that it will melt quite readily. Be concerned with exactitude only when baking.
Furthermore, it's best to have the other ingredients in your recipe at room temperature before mixing with the coconut oil. In contact with cold ingredients, the oil will start to seize; you'll then have little clumps of hardened oil in your mix.
Bits of Coconut Oil Because of Cold Ingredients
A quick whirl in the blender will take care of any hardened bits. If your marinade looks like the following picture, just place the pan in the oven. A few seconds in the heat will melt the coconut oil just fine.
The Ingredients Were Cold
You can also place your ingredients over a double boiler, and gently heat the mix. It doesn't take long for everything to get up to 76˚F, the melting point of coconut oil.
Coconut oil has a high smoke point, up to 375˚F, which makes it the ideal oil for frying, and your food won't taste greasy. (Use the filtered variety when frying.) Hands down this is the best oil for making potato pancakes, cutlets, croquettes, falafel, or any recipe that calls for a substantial amount of oil.
Crispy Miniature Potato Pancakes
These are crispy, not greasy.
Crispy Rice Noodles Fried in Coconut Oil
Since you won't want to waste this gorgeous oil, just put enough oil to go halfway up the side of whatever you are cooking. That's enough to cook the first side; flip to finish cooking the other side.
The virgin oil is the best choice when you want a hint of tropical flavor. It makes buttery-tasting popcorn, stellar roasted vegetables, and creamy root vegetable purées. One of my favorite vegetable combinations at the moment is puréed parsnips mixed with rutabagas or kohlrabi, enriched with virgin coconut oil and butter. Talk about a creamy, satisfying texture! The virgin oil makes a tasty spread on crackers, bread, muffins, and mocha as well.
The flavorful virgin oil is also the better choice if you want to utilize the oil as a supplement to stabilize your blood sugar and keep your metabolism humming at high speed.
You can use the virgin variety as a moisturizer for your face and body. Try slathering your entire body with the oil before taking a shower. You'll come out of the shower clean and soft – not greasy – without having to use soap or moisturizer.
You can also work coconut oil into a blend. This combination is inspired by Mary Enig's blend of oils: mix 1/3 part extra virgin olive oil (or macadamia nut oil for a really subtle flavor), 1/3 part unrefined sesame oil (not the toasted variety), and 1/3 part aroma-free coconut oil. The resulting oil is mild-tasting and has a combination of healthful properties from all three oils. You can keep the oil at room temperature, and use it for sautéing and for salad dressings. It also make s a wonderful oil for mayonnaise. Deviled eggs, anyone? We'll save that for another day.
Olive Oil Poached Tuna
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Olive Oil Poached Tuna with Teriyaki Ketchup, Edamame Cakes, Sautéed Corn and String Beans
I had corn left over from the duck confit meal, and I had edamame cakes that I had previously frozen, so I decided to work my dinner around those. Since I was near Chelsea Market, I stopped in The Lobster Place (lobsterplace.com/), one of the best fish markets in New York City. I picked up a couple of gorgeous chunks of tuna to poach in olive oil that I had already in my refrigerator.
You can oil poach with tuna, salmon, halibut, and shrimp, and use the oil as much as four times. Don't worry – the oil doesn't smell, because you are heating it to 120˚F, which is really low. The oven is heated to 225˚.
You need a thermometer – a probe is the best variety. I have a Poulder, but any type is good.
Probe thermometer
You need to have enough oil in the pan to be able to immerse your fish in oil and your skillet should have straight sides.
I rubbed the steaks with a combination of salt, pepper, and ground fennel.
My refrigerated oil looked solid (extra virgin olive oil is a monounsaturated fat, which goes semi-solid when cold) but it quickly melted over low heat. As soon as the oil had melted, I added the thermometer. I hold back on some of the oil, because it is easy to overshoot the 120˚F. When that happens, I can add a glob of cold oil and lower the temperature quickly. Otherwise, I simply wait for the oil to cool until the proper temperature.
Add the fish (make sure it's completely immersed) and place the skillet in the oven for 25 minutes. When ready, remove the fish and strain the oil.
I served the fish with the following recipe for Teriyaki Ketchup from my book The Healthy Hedonist. In the book it's paired with a tuna burger.
2 tablespoons shoyu (natural soy sauce)
1/4 cup sake or mirin (substitute with dry sherry)
2 tablespoons maple syrup
2 teaspoons tomato paste
1 teaspoons dijon mustard


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A tragic accident that began with a minivan hitting a deer on the Indiana tollway early last month ended up taking the lives of seven people and injuring three more. The minivan struck the deer, slowed down or stopped, and was hit by a semi. While the collision with the deer did not actually cause the fatalities and injuries, it triggered the rest of the event.
October, November, and December are the worst months of the year for deer accidents because the deer are breeding. Kentucky State Police state that 47 percent of all car accidents involving deer occur in these three months. The peak times of day are between 5:00 and 8:00, both in the morning and evening. A 21-year-old was driving his Chevy pickup in Christian County in Kentucky in November of this year when a deer jumped through the windshield, killing him and injuring his 14-year-old brother. The officers that responded to the accident said it occurred around 6:00 p.m.
Generally more deer are found near wooded areas, but they can appear anywhere, even in the suburbs and industrial areas. Western Kentucky counties that normally have the highest number of deer collisions include Hopkins, Henderson, Daviess and Muhlenberg. While deer populations are higher in more rural areas, which some may think would increase the number of accidents, the number of vehicles traveling in these areas are fewer, so there are not as many cars for the deer to hit. More heavily-traveled roads may be in areas with smaller numbers of deer, but the increased number of vehicles causes the collision rate to increase.
Deer accidents are frequently unavoidable, but some precautions can be taken. Pay attention to deer crossing signs. Studies have shown that posting these signs has actually decreased the number of deer-vehicle accidents. Do not become distracted by cell phones, food, radios, or other items in the vehicle; focus all your attention on the road. Use high-beam headlights when traveling in the dark. If you see one deer cross the road, slow down and allow any other deer traveling with it to cross before you proceed. Deer are usually not alone. Always wear your seatbelt. According to Kentucky State Police, most people injured or killed in collisions with deer were not properly restrained. If you hit a deer and it remains in the road, do not approach it or attempt to help it. A scared, injured deer could injure you in its attempt to get up and get away from the vehicle.
If a deer jumps in front of your vehicle and you are unable to stop in time, do not attempt to avoid the deer by swerving. A swerving vehicle may confuse a deer that otherwise might have been able to jump out of the way. Also, swerving may cause you to over-correct your steering and cause a worse accident than actually hitting the deer. On November 14, April LaRoche of Owensboro, Kentucky was driving her Ford Explorer when she encountered a deer on the road. She swerved to avoid it, but over-corrected, causing the vehicle to roll over several times before stopping. Both she and her passenger were injured.
While Drew and Mike Phillips do not wish a deer-vehicle collision on anyone, they do profit from it. Their Ashland, Kentucky auto body repair shop makes about 20 percent of its revenue from repairing damage caused by deer. They estimate the average cost of the body work is about $1,500 per accident. Nationwide, the cost of deer accidents is about $4.6 billion each year, including auto repairs and injury costs. About 150 people are killed in this type of accident each year in the U.S. Kentucky averages over 3,000 deer collisions per year, resulting in over 150 injuries and about three fatalities annually. The Kentucky car accident attorneys at Miller & Falkner remind you to please drive carefully so you do not become part of these statistics.
Oh, deer! It's peak season for costly accidents; Daily Independent; Kenneth Hart; November 6, 2011
Kentucky Drivers Entering Peak Deer Collision Season; Kentucky Ag Connection; October 14, 2011
Owensboro Resident Injured in Christian County Deer Accident; surfky.com; Stu Recke; November 14, 2011
Safety tips released after KY driver dies hitting a deer; 14 News; Emily Mieure; November 7, 2011


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In an era of widespread electronic automation in work places, most of the people spent much of the time before the computer screen. As they have to spend before the computer for long hours of time, they would tend to suffer from exhaustion and boredom. Further, these computer users might be bogged down by a plethora of domestic, societal, personal, inter-personal and organizational problems. This would result in severe stress and strain contributing to emotional imbalances. In such a scenario, motivation and entertainment from wallpapers is an easy and instant relief from their pent up emotions.
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|Koh Samui
|Koh Samui is the island of coconuts and the third largest island in Thailand. There's plenty to do and see on the island as well as out and about on the water, underwater and in the forest.The monthly full moon parties that take place on the neighboring islands are an absolute delight for all the full-throttle partiers. All of this together makes for a first-class holiday attraction in one of Thailand's most coveted locations.
|Big Buddha
|The Big Buddha Statue is 12 meters high and is one of the main sight which dominates the place. The statue took two years to build and is certainly an impressive sight, and can even be seen from the air on arrival to Samui airport. The upper section is decorated with huge prayer bells, and from here the views out to sea are stunning.
|Samui Butterfly Garden
|The Samui Butterfly Garden is located on the side of a hill at Laem Natien and features an enclosed tropical park containing hundreds of butterflies, a display of insects and moths and some beehives. There is also a hillside observatory & some observation platforms offering breathtaking views of the coast. For those more interested in the sea, a glass bottomed boat is also available for viewing the local coral reef.
|Aquarium and Tiger Zoo
|There are many species of underwater life at the Samui Aquarium including naughty sharks. They also have panthers, tigers and other animals including an amazing collection of birds – beautiful animals, in cages, as you'd expect from any good aquarium. There are also some birds and tigers on your way out, so be sure to dress casually.
|Hin Ta and Hin Yai Rocks
|Hin Ta and Hin Yai Rocks (the Grandpa and Grandma rocks), which look, respectively, like male and female genitalia. The beachside rocks, located between Lamai and Hua Thanon, raise indulgent chuckles or embarrassed titters from those who go to see them. Even stranger, they are close to one another, giving rise to a convenient legend explaining how they came into being.
|The waterfalls on Koh Samui may not be the tallest you'll find in Thailand, but they are all certainly blessed with a personal and distinctive charm. Each is worth a visit during your stay, providing an instantly refreshing break from the lively and built up areas of the island.
|Snake Farm
|There are over 170 types of snakes in Thailand, but sadly only 50 species are venomous. Snake charmers at the Samui Snake Farm handle the largest venomous snake, the King Cobra, with their hands, presenting it to the audience for a chat. Look, but don't touch, or disparage. A close encounter at the Snake Farm is safe and an exciting experience you cannot afford to miss.


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It is the night before I start chemo. I sit with mixed emotions. I'm anxious, nervous and a little scared. Not of the treatment but of what could happen. I know without a doubt this is where I'm supposed to be for this season. God has provided in abundance for this season.
God has shown himself to me in many ways. I never knew all the people I would come in touch with over the past couple years that would play such an important role in the next season. Friends of friends that have just the resources I need. Every thing from the Susan G. Komen Foundation to dieticians for the Cancer Center. Lord, you are so good to me, I will praise you with all that is within me. Yes, He has me in Dallas for "such a time as this"
We don't know what to expect over the next few days. If I am unable to write, don't worry, I have enlisted a ghost writer to keep you well informed. She is quite talented so I must be careful that she doesn't take over my job here.
Well, as I close I want to leave you with something that was sitting in my doctor's office this afternoon:
What Cancer Cannot Do
Cancer is so limited ~~
It cannot cripple love.
It cannot shatter hope.
It cannot corrode faith.
It cannot destroy peace.
It cannot kill friendship.
It cannot suppress memories.
It cannot silence courage.
It cannot invade the soul.
It cannot steal eternal life.
It cannot conquer the spirit.
' For we are God's workmanship created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.' – Ephesians 2:10
'Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagin, according to his power that is at work within us.' – Ephesians 3:20
(For those who have asked about the verses, these have been directly from my quiet time along the journey. Without a doubt God is speaking.)


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New tools
I'm trying to add some new tools to my toolbox this year. Here's what I'm thinking about:
- Jekyll: used for this GitHub Pages blog among other things. Actually I'm not sure I really want tinker with Jekyll, I just want it to work.
- Markdown: again used for this blog, but also used just for GitHub stuff in general. Although I didn't realize it until recently, I first used Markdown on Ravelry!
- Git/GitHub – I already use these but think I can get more fluent.
- Astropy – I have dabbled with some of the astropy modules, but hope to make it part of my regular workflow, and maybe even to make some contributions.
- Pandas – have also used this a little bit, but I think there's a lot more that can be done with it. Maybe not so much for astronomy, but I think it could be really useful for analyzing data related to teaching once that starts again.
- bash – as a long-time IRAF user I was tied to the C-shell. But now that I have moved away from IRAF and even PyRAF, I might as well switch to bash. Should make teaching it as part of Software Carpentry easier.
- R – well, maybe. I keep hearing about how powerful and also how unplesant to use it is. Hmm.
- GIS – I want to figure out how to keep better track of global and local properties of (things within) nearby galaxies. Maybe geographers have some tricks we can borrow for astronomy.
As usual there's the conflict between "ooh! shiny new tool!" and "it's just a means to an end". We'll see how the year goes.


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Buddha=not sleeping
One of his students asked Buddha, "Are you the messiah?"
"No", answered Buddha.
"Then are you a healer?"
"No", Buddha replied.
"Then are you a teacher?" the student persisted.
"No, I am not a teacher."
"Then what are you?" asked the student, exasperated.
"I am awake", Buddha replied.


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Bittman on Sustainable Fish – consumer education vs corporate responsibility.
"it's great if a consumer knows how to make choices among the five major species of tuna, but "It's not as important as Wegman's knowing the difference."
Nonsanto: A Month Without Monsanto
"How did we get to the frightening point where one company is controlling most of what we eat?"
"for adults whose lives are not quite working out to their satisfaction, who feel they are not worthy of the regular menu, or who simply wish for menu items that will not conflict with their depressed state."
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All together, a total of 446 bridges are in the city of Pittsburgh, officially the city with the most bridges in the world. Yesterday, another bridge was added to this fair city --- Railsbridge Pittsburgh!
RailsBridge workshops are a free and fun way to get started or level up with Rails, Ruby, and other web technologies. Railsbridge events focus on increasing diversity in tech so that people of all backgrounds can feel welcome and comfortable in our industry. After returning from San Francisco, I noticed that there was a lack of accessible education for women to try out coding. Knowing how much I loved participating in Railsbridge in San Francisco, I partnered with Pittsburgh's Code & Supply and the Carnegie Museum of Art to hold the first Railsbridge in Pittsburgh in many years.
After a smooth Installfest on Friday night, all of the students, teachers and TAs gathered in a classroom in the museum's basement. Eric and Carol lead the students through the basics of Ruby in the morning and transitioned into Rails by building a basic voting app. The breakfast and lunch provided by the CMOA was delicious and the group really enjoyed taking an hour break to walk around and see the art collection. The students asked fantastic questions throughout the sessions and were eager to hear about resources on how they can continue to code.
Sara, my co-organizer, and I learned a lot from the feedback from the students and the volunteers.
Key takeaways:
- We need to have different levels for students to choose from (we tried one level on this round). Skill sets varied from never-code to frontend developer.
- The museum and Oakland was accessible to everyone. Stay in that area!
- The teachers' experimental way of teaching (guess what happens!) was a hit
- The TAs scattered and were readily available right away if help was needed
- Student can walk through Installfest by themselves (half of our students elected to set themselves up)
- Sending an email a week ahead was really effective in getting "maybes" to drop so that eager students on the waitlist could join
- Setting up a Slack channel ahead of time was helpful for questions but we needed higher adoption
I'm off to Code & Supply's End of the Year party so I'm going to leave you with the list of incredible people who made this weekend a success.
The "Can't Thank You Enough" List
- Sara Meier (Co-Organizer)
- Justin Reese and Colin Dean (Code & Supply)
- Neil Kulas and Dave Copeland (CMOA)
- Eric Sipple and Carol Nichols || Goulding (Teachers)
- Jake Wengroff, Brent Gaynor, Dave Balzer, Jake Goulding, Evan DiBiase, Jesse Hanley and Victor Pudelski (TAs)
- Scott Moore, Nathan Smith and Erin Remaley (OpenArc) -- thank you, for sponsoring!
- Kristin Petty and Nathan Martin (Deeplocal) -- thank you, for sponsoring!
- All of the attending students
- Anna Neyzberg (Railsbridge HQ)
- Patrick Fitzgerald, Danielle Greaves and the IT team (Pittsburgh Cultural Trust)
- The NIRD LLC team
- Jeff Waltrowski (fiancé extraordinaire)
- George L.C. Brown (loyal canine)
We'll be back in 2016 with another Railsbridge!


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This book really messes with your mind. Either Patch is an evil, stalker guy who manipulates Nora by crawling into her head. OR, he really loves her and wants to protect her from the even creepier guys--Jules and Elliot.
This is what I know for sure: Patch can crawl into other people's heads and manipulate them. He manipulates the biology teacher/coach so he can sit next to Nora. Patch watches/spies/stalks Nora. He can speak to her through her mind. He can alter her reality. Miss Greene/Dabria acts inappropriately as a psychologist for Nora. Jules can also crawl into people's heads and alter their reality. Vee is Nora's best friend. We never see Jules and Patch together at the same time.
This is what I'm not sure about: Should Nora be afraid of Patch? What did he do to her on the Archangel roller coaster? He seems dangerous but also protective. My first impression of Elliot was good. I thought his friend Jules was a moody bastard, but I liked Elliot. That quickly changed. He gave me the creeps in a major way.
Elliot threatens Nora and tells her she must go on Spring Break with them. She doesn't want to go. Then her best friend Vee tells her she should go on Spring Break with them even after NORA TELLS HER HE THREATENED HER. Vee's reaction was totally out of character. Vee's reactions to being beaten up are odd. She's not upset at all that she was attacked and not afraid to go out alone. [/spoiler]
What I think happened, but I could be wrong: Patch is a bad guy but not as bad as Jules. He is also capable of change. Vee's mind was manipulated/invaded by Elliot and Jules and that's why she said and did all the crazy stuff at the end of the book.
It was a different book that kept me guessing. I'm still not entirely sure what happened. Either Becca Fitzpatrick is as adroit at manipulating the readers as Jules and Patch are at manipulating Nora, or she deliberately wrote a terrible book with stupid, unlikable characters. I tend to believe the former. You decide.


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Global superstar Craig David and his full live band will perform at Colchester Castle Park, on Sunday 2 June, bringing an arsenal of hits and his signature dynamic performance to his only full concert in Essex in 2019.
He will be joined by international DJ Sigala, who will be bringing a live full band set, following a smash hit performance from chart-topping artist and songwriter Becky Hill. And getting the crowd into the party will be the rising star DJ Nathan Dawe.
In the wake of massive success of his 2018 tour, Colchester will form part of a limited number of concerts across the UK in the summer of 2019, bringing Craig's warmth and a phenomenal live show that includes the all the hit singles such as 7 Days, Walking Away, When the Bassline Drops, Nothing Like This, Heartline and I Know You.
Craig David said, "I'm really looking forward to bringing my show and band to Colchester in the summer. It's going to be a blast; I've no doubt my fans will join me in making this a big night. I'm a huge fan of Sigala who will be spinning some serious tracks, and Becky Hill has the most incredible voice and amazing hits, so I'm looking forward to having them both as my very special guests. DJ and producer Nathan Dawe is on the up – and I am happy to invite him to open. We know the fans in Essex like to PARTY so bring it on, cannot wait to see you all!"
Craig David has sold 15 million albums worldwide, has had many Brit and Grammy nominations and is a multiple Ivor Novello and Mobo Award winner amongst others. His last two albums were both critically acclaimed and massive hits – with Following My Intuition at Number One and The Time Is Now reaching Number Two. It is 18 years since his debut album, the critically acclaimed Born To Do It, was at Number One, and he continues to amass fans across the globe.
Sigala is a DJ and record producer who has enjoyed huge chart success internationally, with six singles in the Top 10 UK charts, including the huge Number One hit Easy Love. The songwriter, whose real name is Bruce Fielder, has worked with some of the most exciting artists in the world, collaborating with Sean Paul/Fuse ODG/Kent Jones, DJ Fresh, Kato, Digital Farm Animals, Ella Eyre, John Newman and Nile Rodgers and of course Craig David. Six platinum singles, eight gold singles, four million UK sales and eight million worldwide not to mention 800 million Spotify streams have propelled him to the most played British male on UK commercial radio. Sigala will be bringing a dynamic full live band set including these hits to Colchester ahead of Craig David's performance, promising to have the crowds fully raring to go. Having worked with Craig David on Aint Giving Up Sigala is the perfect choice of very special guest.
Singer-songwriter Becky Hill is known for her soul-stirring, powerful vocals on tracks like False Alarm with Matoma as well as her UK Number One platinum selling single Gecko (Overdrive) with Oliver Heldens and certified Gold top ten hit with Wilkinson on Afterglow. Earlier this year she released captivating new single Sunrise In The East, her first for new home Polydor Records. Hill has crafted a bona-fide solo career for herself and with a new album on the horizon, whilst Back & Forth with MK and Jonas Blue is shaping up to be one of the biggest songs of 2018, it is fair to say that Becky is making waves
Multi-genre DJ and producer Nathan Dawe has had an incredibly impressive 2018, with sold out December shows in Birmingham and London, succeeding his fully packed summer which included his yearly residencies in Zante and Ayia Napa, shows in world top clubs such as Ushuaia Ibiza, all through to his new release Cheatin on Atlantic Records, which has amassed nearly three million streams and entered the Official Top 100 Charts.
Tickets for Craig David with very special guests Sigala, Becky Hill and Nathan Dawe at Colchester Castle Park go on General Sale on Friday 30 November at 9.00am
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|Sun 2 Jun 2019
|16:00 to 23:00
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£29.50 + booking fee
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I finally beat Killzone Shadow Fall. This game is pretty hard for a first person shooter. I did a few levels multiple times, before surviving long enough to move on. I'm very happy I beat it, and I liked it a lot. The story isn't that great, but then again the story isn't great in any of these types of games: Call of Duty and Battlefield as examples. I liked the story enough, and the different play styles you get to use during the single player are fun. The free fall levels were challenging, but fun and the game has the best graphics that I've seen on the PlayStation 4 so far. I also enjoyed the levels when you are floating around in space as well.
Killzone Shadow Fall gets an 8 out of 10 from me.


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Primerica primarily offers insurance and asset management services. The company offers term life insurance coverage written by affiliate Primerica Life Insurance to some 4 million customers in the US and Canada. It also offers serves as a broker of debt consolidation loans, investment and savings products, and long term care insurance through other – more... underwriters. Taking pages from franchise and multi-level marketing playbooks, it markets its products to middle-income customers through a network of some 91,000 independent sales representatives. The company was a subsidiary of Citigroup until it was spun off in a $320 million IPO in 2010.
In addition to its 4.3 million insurance customers, the company serves 2 million investment accounts. Its broker-dealer subsidiaries, PFS Investments and PFSL Investments Canada, and some 22,000 of its independent representatives distribute investment and savings products, including mutual funds and fixed annuities. The actual products are supplied by such firms as Citigroup, Invesco, Legg Mason, and MetLife. Primerica also distributes a handful of specialty products including individual long-term care insurance, prepaid legal services, and referrals for other insurance products.
Primerica has structured its distribution model to attract part-time professionals and entrepreneurial types who are willing to build up face-to-face relationship with clients -- starting with their friends and families. They can also look forward to being rewarded with higher commissions as they recruit and supervise more part-time sales representatives. New recruits pay the company a fee for their training, and then must work to secure their license to sell insurance in their state or province.
Attracting new recruits has been a challenge due to economic conditions. In 2011 the company temporarily cut its licensing application fee in half -- to $50. However, the resulting bump in recruits failed to offset a decline in its licensed sales force. Nonetheless, the company is seeing modest sales growth from its newest products that can be issued faster, with a lower face values.
Citigroup began the separation of its insurance operations with Primerica's filing to go public in late 2009. All proceeds from Primerica's IPO (which raised nearly $100 million more than the company anticipated) went to Citigroup, which retained about a 40% stake in Primerica; Warburg Pincus held more than 25%. The spin-off was part of Citigroup's strategy to simplify its operations and refocus on banking after it took serious hits to its earnings during the mortgage and credit crisis of 2008. Following the spin-off, Citigroup steadily reduced its holdings in Primerica, until it finally sold the last of its shares at the end of 2011. Warburg Pincus retains a 25% stake. – less


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Intel has announced the official Vulkan graphic API support for Skylake and Kaby Lake GPUs. Previously it was in beta for months. Other releases were also in different flavors of beta, but Intel's 22.214.171.12490 driver is the first release added in full API support. The latest driver will only support Windows 10 on Kaby Lake, but the sixth-generation GPUs are supported in Windows 7,8.1, and 10. That points out the artificiality of the restriction. Kaby Lake and Skylake use identical GPUs. So, their graphic pipelines are alike.
Early test of DX12 showed increase for the leading technology company Intel in that mode and the company has allocated some tech demos showing significant boosts from the API, but there's not much change in the way of benchmarks or performance comparisons with recent cards or drivers.
Even without the equitable performance data to examine, this kind of support does matter. Intel may not have much in the way of enthusiast GPU market share, but it still ships more CPUs with combined graphics than AMD or Nvidia ship discrete GPUs per year. For back up support on DirectX 12 and Vulkan means that game developers might like to target these APIs. Specifically, they can evaluate their performance on Intel hardware, rather than solely looking to Teams Red and Green.
Not much has been said by Intel about where they intend to take its GPU hardware in the future. Kaby Lake and Skylake use the same GPU core. They have been heard saying that Chipzilla might license AMD IP for future graphic cores. But, it is under great speculation of what kind of arrangement this would reflect. Intel did add Vulkan support is the best for the entire GPU ecosystem and could keep encourage developers to consider API alongside DirectX12 for future gaming projects. Intel's current 128MB of EDRAM isn't really common for 1080p gaming at acceptable detail levels, but a 256MB EDRAM cache could easily resolve that issue. Whether Intel would be able to get the pricing it wanted for the chip is an entirely different question.


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Write Upon My Heart – Character Curriculum
Perhaps you've tried other programs that study character. Character training should go beyond study; it should develop character! It should Write Upon My Heart!
The difference between a Christian character curriculum that studies character and Christian curriculum that develops character is so vast yet so subtle. Studying character helps us to know in our head what we ought to be. But character comes from the heart. Luke 6:45 says, "A good man out of the good treasure of his heart bringeth forth that which is good;" and Proverbs 22:17 adds, ". . . apply thine heart unto my knowledge."
How do we get the knowledge from the head into the heart, where it becomes character, where it becomes lifelong habit, where it unifies with Christ? This requires more than knowledge. We must add Scripture. We must exercise the trait and analyze our performance. We need a schedule to follow. We must allow sufficient time to make good behaviour habit.
Write Upon My Heart was revised, honed and child-tested repeatedly with these goals in mind. It will do all three! With an individual, inexpensive training manual for each character trait, the child will be not overwhelmed by an entire array of life changes to make, nor feel rushed to move to the next chapter. The idea is not to "cover material," but to change a life carefully and methodically, one obstacle at a time.
Each Character Booklet contains:
- Scriptures regarding the trait to be learned
- Bible examples of the trait
- How Jesus lived the trait in His earthly life
- Practical lessons on the trait
- Instructions in developing the trait
- Stories centering on the trait
- Poems involving the trait
- Practical applications and more!
- A thirty-day journal to schedule and record one's progress.
Change a life—one trait at a time! Write Upon My Heart can be used by children individually, during family devotions, in the classroom or in Sunday school. It is truly character-building.
Recommended ages are eight through fourteen. They can be used with younger children with parental help.
Published by: Keepers of the Faith
There are currently 18 Titles: Charity, Cheerfulness, Compassion, Contentment, Courage, Determination, Diligence, Forgiveness, Honesty, Kindness, Meekness, Modesty, Obedience, Patience, Respectfulness, Truthfulness, Willingness & Wisdom
Take a look at each individual listing for more details! (Type the Character you are looking for in the search button and find more information for each Book!)
Approximately 68 pages per book.
($12.40 each Book)
Complete Write Upon My Heart Character Set Item# K6251 $194.00


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By Yuen Wong Yu
Translated by Stephanie Sheh
English Adaptation by Lianne Sentar
Chapter Fifteen: "Contrary to
the Plan"
Adapts "The Arrival of Skull Greymon"
Tai's determination to make Agumon Digivolve to the next level borders on arrogance as the kids find themselves in a stadium searching for Joe's Crest - but the stadium is a trap set by Etemon, who seals the kids in a cage and pits an exhausted Agumon (as Greymon) in battle with a Greymon until his control. Joe discovers his Crest, which opens a tunnel that allows the kids to get out of the cage, but Tai uses the opportunity to throw himself into the middle of the battle, hoping that putting himself in harm's way will prompt Agumon's Digivolution - and it does, but it's not what anyone is expecting. The forced, corrupted process turns Greymon into the monstrous SkullGreymon, who devastates the stadium, and then reverts into Koromon after burning out his energy, leaving Tai shaken, and unsure of what to do next...
Chapter Sixteen: "Piximon-Sensei"
Adapts "The Crest of Sincerity," "The Piximon Cometh" and a teency bit of "The Prisoner of the Pyramid"
Life ain't easy for the DigiDestined - they are in the middle of being chased across the desert by Kokatorimon's cruise ship, and attempt to hide in a cactus patch, only for it to turn out to be a mirage. Kokatorimon isn't so lucky the next time, though, as another giant cactus turns out to be real, catapulting his ship off into the sky. The flower atop the cactus then blooms, revealing Mimi's Crest.
Shortly thereafter, when a Kuwagamon attacks them, Tai is a paralysed with fear at the prospect of letting Agumon Digivolve again, and the kids are instead saved by Piximon, the famous Digimon trainer, who takes them back to his hidden mountain home. While the other kids are forced to "train" cleaning his home, Piximon sets Tai and Agumon out on a different quest, to find themselves - Tai sees an image of himself as a young kid, learning and failing to ride a bike, and realises that to keep trying and never give up is true courage.
Meanwhile, Izzy and Matt have ventured outside Piximon's protective barrier, following the signals of their Crests, and although they obtain them, they alert Etemon to their location. He dispatches Tyrannomon to destroy them, but Tai and Greymon arrive and make short work of him. Piximon tells the kids the meanings of their Crests, and they leave to continue their fight against Etemon.
Then, Izzy picks up an SOS on his laptop...
Chapter Seventeen: "What Price Success?"
Adapts "The Prisoner of the Pyramid" and "The Earthquake of Metal Greymon"
The distress signal leads the kids to an inverted pyramid, into which Izzy, Tai, Sora and their Digimon venture. As the other kids observe from a nearby cave, T.K. discovers his Crest in the cave wall, but then, Etemon's trailer rolls past...
Meanwhile, in the pyramid, Tai's team have discovered the sender of the SOS - Datamon, another victim of Etemon's, who offers them Sora's Crest in return for setting him free. They do so, only to discover that Datamon's just as bad as Etemon, as he seizes Sora. But then, Etemon, having fought his way through the kids' Digimon outside, enters the room, and smashes his way through Kabuterimon and Greymon before striking Datamon down, sending him plummeting into the coils of the Dark Network. Sora snatches her Crest and the kids flee, as Datamon drags Etemon into the network with him, but the result is an unexpected one - Etemon and the network merge, making him more powerful than ever. Finally, Tai's Crest actives, and Greymon becomes MetalGreymon, turning his power on Etemon. He is destroyed, but the explosion rips open a wormhole that sends Tai and Koromon... back to Earth.
Chapter Eighteen: "There And Back Again"
Adapts "Home Away From Home," "Forget About It!" "Weregarurumon's Diner," "Princess Karaoke" and "No Questions, Please"
Back in Tokyo, Tai races home, finding only his little sister, Kari, there. Mysteries quickly pile up, as it becomes apparent that no time has passed since he entered the DigiWorld, that Kari knows what a Koromon is, and that the mysterious weather conditions that have been plaguing the globe are somehow connected to Digimon, which only Tai and Kari can see. An Ogremon attacks Tai, and Agumon Digivolves to blast him through a warp back to the DigiWorld. Tai is forced to say goodbye to Kari, and returns to find that in his absence, a wicked little Digimon called DemiDevimon has been causing no end of trouble. He had split up Tokomon and T.K. with lies, which Tai quickly put a stop to, but it didn't end there - through DemiDevimon's machinations, Matt and Joe had been stuck working at a diner, ending their employment with Gabumon's Digivolution into WereGarurumon, while Mimi had been living at the palace of the Gekomon. Izzy had been trapped by Vademon, but Tentomon's Digivolution into MegaKabuterimon made matching wits a lesser battle. With only Sora left unaccounted for, the reunited team set out to look for her, but in the shadows, DemiDevimon's master is most displeased...
Chapter Nineteen: "Love and War"
Adapts "Sora's Crest of Love" and "The Gateway to Home"
DemiDevimon and a Flymon launch an attack on Sora and Biyomon, and Biyomon is injured. Tai and co. arrive, and Greymon toasts Flymon, sending DemiDevimon fleeing as Sora relates to them her problem - she believes that her Crest will not work because she does not know how to love. There is little time for the kids to console her, however, as DemiDevimon's master makes his dramatic entrance - the vampiric Myotismon descends upon the DigiDestined and the Champions are no match for his power, but Birdramon struggles on anyway, until Sora's love for her sparks her Digivolution into Garudamon. Garudamon holds off Myotismon long enough to get the kids to safety, and they are then contacted by Gennai, who tells them of a prophecy that states an eighth child will soon join their team, on Earth. And the way to get to Earth is through the gateway that Myotismon will soon open...
The kids penetrate Myotismon's castle, but they are too late to stop him from leading his army through the gate, on their mission to conquer Earth... and the destroy the Eighth Child!
Chapter Twenty: "It's All In The Cards"
Adapts "It's All In The Cards" and "Return to Highton View Terrace"
Gennai summons the DigiDestined to his home, where he gives them the key cards that will unlock the gate to Earth. Izzy dwells on the problem, and even gets a laptop upgrade from Gennai to help out, and the next day, as the kids' Digimon hold off the Devidramon and Dokugumon barring their way, the kids race ahead and deduce the correct order of the key cards, successfully opening the gate home. Reappearing at their summer camp not long after their left, with their Digimon in tow, they soon return to Odaiba and investigate their old home - Highton View Terrace, site of an alleged terrorist bombing, but when a Mammothmon suddenly attacks, memories begin to be unlocked...
Chapter Twenty-One: "Izzy's Fingers of Fury"
Adapts "Return to Highton View Terrace" and "The Eighth Digivice"
Birdramon becomes Garudamon, and the battle escalates, bringing to the surface memories that the kids had repressed - memories of a battle between a Greymon and a Parrotmon that had taken place at Highton View Terrace four years before, which they had all seen. As Garudamon dispatches the Mammothmon, the kids realise that this past battle is the common link between all of them, and hence, the Eighth Child will have seen it too.
Meanwhile, at Tai's apartment, the family's cat, Miko discovers a Digivice underneath Kari's bed, only to wind up knocking it off the balcony and onto a truck that carries it off. Izzy soon picks up its signal and tracks it to the waterfront, where he and Tentomon go up against DemiDevimon and Raremon. Raremon is destroyed and DemiDevimon flees, but during the battle, a wayward magpie scoops up the Digivice, and is halted in its tracks by Wizardmon, who takes the Digivice...
This volume is truly where the large compressions and omissions begin to come into play.
The manga does not normally suffer from errors, but in this volume, it makes a few notable gaffes.
What appears to be a bizarre printing error occurs on page 145
- while the correct speech balloons are present, reflecting a
continuation of the conversation on the previous page between Tai
and Kari, and a new scene with Tentomon mumbling in his sleep and
Izzy picking up the eighth Digivice's signal, the artwork on the
page is, bafflingly, a reproduction of page 7, the chapter art
for Chapter Fifteen of Tai in SkullGreymon's shadow. I mean, I'm
*presuming* this is an error, because it sure as heck doesn't
make a lot of sense. Also, I'm assuming mine is not the only copy
like this... anyone out there, let me know if yours is like this
The image of Wizardmon on page 151 is a direct copy from his model sheet.


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King Salmon is the biggest of the 5 Pacific Salmon and one of the most popular. The average fish will weigh 15 to 30 pounds with the bigger fish exceeding 50 pounds. We fish for Kings from our 56′ yacht in the ocean around Kodiak Island. In this area, the King run starts in mid-May and continues through June. Fishing for the bright silver, hard fighting King Salmon is done by trolling in close proximity to Kodiak Island. For shear brute strength and raw power, there is nothing that matches the King.
Chum Salmon runs coincide with the Pinks in our area. We fish in the freshwater streams where they flow into the saltwater. Next to the King, they are the biggest and strongest of all the Salmon. Fish from 15 to 18 pounds are common with the average weighing in between 8 to 10 pounds. Chum like shallow, fast moving water and can give you all the fight you can handle on a spinning rod. They can be a great starter for the novice fly fisherman because of their aggressiveness.
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I hope this is a good psycher-upper for the new disc, which is really supposed to be great -- and which, after all, marks the end of the band's Warner period, the last album under their contract with the major label they've been with since 1989. Enjoy -- link is in comments.
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"Can I drive?!?! Can I drive?!?!"
These are the words I hear almost every time we get ready to leave the house.
Dominic wants to take advantage of every opportunity he can...
And Thanksgiving was no different.
Our day started off nice and leisurely as we got ready to head up to Shingle Springs (to Jeff's Aunt and Uncle's house) about 20 minutes East of Sacramento.
Well Dom did get his driving in...2 1/2 hours of lots of traffic driving...that is.
But we did finally get there. A little different than last year...last year the weather was beautiful!
Cold...but clear!
This year...a constant drizzle.
Just enough to be annoying and make me want to protect my camera lense.
The kids got to enjoy swinging from the big oak tree again!
Connor and Cale are pro's this year :)
Uncle Jeff was a good sport!
We had a lot more play time inside...
Emmy fell in love with their baby...she cried when we had to leave it behind :(
Aunt Becki got in on some play time too.
Yeah!! Back outside!
We lasted for a while outside until Emma Kate stepped right out of her rain boot and insisted on walking around outside in the rain...in her soggy socks. Not happening!
So inside for hot apple cider and dry socks we went!
Brother and sister...LOVE this pic!
Dom and "Bunga..."
(Check out Dom's haircut!!)
One of the coolest parts about Thanksgiving this year was that the kids and I got to meet Jeff's Aunt Anne (Mary's sister.)
Aunt Anne lives in England and even Jeff hasn't even seen her in over 20 years.
We got a call several weeks ago informing us that she and her husband were going to be joining us this year for Thanksgiving.
It was quite interesting to meet her and see Mary with her sister.
I was surprised to see that they look very much alike!
(Any pictures I have ever seen of her are from many many years ago.)
Here's a picture of my MIL with her brother and sister...
It's interesting how the Holy Spirit moves through us...
Even though this was our year (in rotation) to spend with my family, I really felt compelled to mix it up and spend another year with Jeff's...this was long before finding out that Aunt Anne was coming.
And as it turns out, if we would have gone with the norm...we would have totally missed out on meeting her.
Who knows if we'll ever get to see her again...
However, thoughts of a trip to Europe are swirling in my mind...hmmm...
Overall it was a really nice day...filled with some gritted teeth on the road, lots of family, good food, and
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