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Kirron Kher is an Indian actress and TV host in Bollywood. Kirron Kher's first marriage was with actor and businessman Gautam Berry, whom she divorced in 1985. She then married actor Anupam Kher. Her son Sikander was legally adopted by Anupam after marriage.Kirron Kher hosted three television shows called Purushkshetra, Kiron Kher Today and Jagte Raho with Kiron Kher, before doing Bollywood films. In 1988, she made Kirron Kher debut in the film Pestonjee.For her role in Devdas alongside Shahrukh Khan, Madhuri Dixit and Aishwarya Rai, she was nominated for the Filmfare Best Supporting Actress Award. Which brought her all the fame and success.Despite playing mostly supporting roles, her list of successful movies includes Devdas (2002), Main Hoon Na (2004), Hum Tum (2004) and Veer-Zaara (2004). Her work in Rang De Basanti (2006) was a huge hit and her performance was praised. Her role in Fanaa (2006) and Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna (2006) were also praised.* 1997, National Film Award - Special Jury Award / Special Mention (Feature Film) for Sardari Begum * 2000, National Film Award for Best Actress, Bariwali * 2003, IIFA Best Supporting Actress Award, Devdas * 2003, Locarno International Film Festival, Bronze Leopard Award, Khamosh Pani: Silent Waters * 2006, Star Screen Award Best Supporting Actress , Rang De Basanti
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Dr. Borjigin is an Associate Professor in the Department of Molecular and Integrative Physiology and the Department of Neurology. She received a B.S. in Physics and M.S in Biophysics from Tohoku University in Sendai, Japan. She received a PhD in Neuroscience from the Johns Hopkins University in 1994. From 1994 until 1998, Dr. Borjigin received postdoctoral training in the laboratory of Dr. Solomon H. Snyder. Her first independent position was in the Department of Embryology of the Carnegie Institution of Washington from 1998 to 2003. Dr. Borjigin joined the Department of Molecular and Integrative Physiology in 2003 and was promoted to Associate Professor in 2009. She also has a joint faculty position in the Department of Neurology and is a member of Neuroscience Graduate Program.
Research in Dr. Borjigin's laboratory is focused on systems neuroscience aiming to understand the operation of mammalian physiology in health and disease. One of the main projects has been to understand how circadian rhythms are generated and coordinated temporally and spatially. These circadian studies are driven by a powerful approach perfected in Dr. Borjigin's laboratory: long-term (up to 100 days) pineal microdialysis to sample melatonin release at high-resolution (every 10-20 min) in freely moving animals. Using this technique, they have been able to uncover novel features of circadian rhythms that were previously unknown, including identification of rats with extreme chronotypes (rats with very early and very late melatonin onset). These studies will lead to a better understanding of basic properties of circadian timing. They will also provide clues on how jet lag, shift-work, and light-at-night impact our circadian rhythms and health.
One of Borjigin laboratory's newest projects is to define electrical oscillations of the brain at the systems level in animals experiencing global hypoxia or global ischemia. This new line of research utilizes physical principles of vibrations and waves and mathematical modeling of brain oscillations, and has been performed in collaboration with experts both in and outside of U-M. These studies aim to provide a better understanding of how the brain processes information in health and disease.

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We decided to get ourselves a Horrible Logo from the infamous "HorribleLogos.com"!
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Wildcats drops match to No. 37 Fresno State
March 14, 2009
Starting with a doubles shutout by the Bulldogs, the Wildcats were unable to come back in singles, and fell to No. 37 Fresno State 6-1.
Freshman Natasha Marks and partner, junior Claire Rietsch took on the No. 1 doubles team in the country, Anastasia Petukhova and Renata Kucerkova, and was unable to come out on top, losing 8-3.
In the No. 2 spot, 66 ranked Danielle Steinberg and Sarah Landsman were unable to defeat No. 9 ranked Melanie Gloria and Tinesta Rowe, losing 8-2.
Junior Ariane Masschelein and sophomore Jane Huh took on Danon Beatty and Laura Pola in the No. 3 spot, but were unable to come out with a win, falling 8-6.
'We really came out rather flat today. We competed hard but took little advantage of the opportunities we got,' Said head coach Vicky Maes, 'I was disappointed in the lack of execution in the doubles but they are a great doubles team and that was to be expected.'
Today's only singles win for the Wildcats was Ariane Masschelein in the No. 4 spot. Masschelein took on Laura Pola for the second time that day, and won 6-0, 3-6, 6-4.
'The singles could have been a lot closer,' Maes said, 'Unfortunately, we did not take care of our game plans. A team like Fresno State will eat you alive if you don't play with purpose and confidence. I think we learned some good lessons that will help us do better in future matches.'
Next up for Arizona, the Wildcats head to Hawaii to take on the University of Wyoming on Friday, March 20 at 11 a.m. HST. On Saturday the Wildcats will take on the University of Hawaii at Manoa at 10 a.m. HST.
Full Results:
1. No. 1 Petukhova/Jucerkova FS def. Marks/Rietsch UA 8-3
2. No. 9 Gloria/Rowe FS def. No. 66 Steinberg/Landsman UA 8-2
3. Pola/Bearrt FS def. Masschelein/Huh UA 8-6
1. No. 14 Gloria FS def. Steinberg UA 7-6, 8-6, 6-1
2. No. 25 Petukhova FS def. No. 124 Marks UA 6-4, 6-0
3. No. 88 Kucerkova FS def. Landsman UA 6-2, 6-3
4. Rowe FS def. Rietsch UA 6-2, 6-2
5. Masschelein UA def. Pola FS 6-0, 3-6, 6-4
6. Beatty FS def. Castany UA 6-0, 7-6 (7-5)
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North Springs Charter High School Leadership Team 2016 - 2017
Principal - Michael Scott Hanson (Scott Hanson)
Assistant Principal- Eric Jones
Assistant Principal - Kevin Rogers
Assistant Principal - Dr. Mulanta Wilkins
Assistant Principal - Kira Willis
Principal's Secretary - Linda Estep
Administrative Assistant - Carrie Carreras
Administrative Assistant - Gail Ritchie
Athletic Director - Lamarr Glenn
Career Technical Education (CTE) Department Chair - Scott Greb
Head Counselor/Dept. Chair - Dr. Genoulia Johnson
JROTC Instructor- Major (Ret.) Todd Powers
Language Arts Dept. Chair - Amanda Lee Williams
PE/Health Dept. Chair - Patricia Carroll
Science Dept. Co-Chairs - Kristin Jackson and Ana Placke Lau
Social Studies Dept. Chair - Eric Smith
Visual Performing Arts Dept. Chair - James Landreau
World Languages Dept. Chair - Julie Ferris
AVID Coordinator - Julia Raposo
Communications/Public Relations Liaison - Carol Ciepluch
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Eric Jones, chosen Assistant Principal of the Year for Central Learning Community with proud colleagues: Paulette Diener - health sciences, Yalanda Bell- Executive Director of Career and Technical Education, Cam Lupiani -graphic design, Scott Greb- dept chair, Sallie Holloway - interactive media, and Brian Patterson - business and work based learning!


text: Westside Chicago wiseguy Robert (Bobby D) Dominic was in the news this past week for questions regarding possible political favoritism related to a piece of property he owns and/or operates on Grand Avenue, the epicenter of mafia activity on the Westside of the Windy City. He was mentioned prominently in a column published by the Chicago Sun-Times Newspaper Saturday. The 61-year old reputed mobster and close friend to the Outfit's notorious Westside crew chief Albert (Albie the Falcon) Vena is hoping that his name doesn't pop back up in the Chitown media in the coming weeks or months when and if Vena, 67, and at least portions of his Grand Avenue racket regime are finally indicted on federal RICO charges, as many in Illinois law enforcement predict will happen prior to the end of this year. Vena is a vicious presence in the Windy City underworld, a suspect in numerous homicides and a person referred to by the local media as the most feared and dangerous man in Chicago today. Besides Vena, often dubbed just "The Little Guy" or "The Tiny Terror" by those on the street for his small stature, Dominic has been linked to Chicago mob acting boss Salvatore (Solly D) DeLaurentis and his alleged consigliere Marco (The Mover) D'Amico, among other high-ranking Outfit brass, in FBI surveillance logs in the past as well. Exclusive Gangster Report sources say Dominic is being "looked at" in the ongoing federal investigation into Vena's affairs, but his status as a potential future co-defendant alongside Albie the Falcon is unknown. Dominic sports more than a dozen prior arrests on his record and a firm reputation as a mid-level Outfit figure dating back to the 1970 and 80s. His only two convictions though are simple misdemeanors for theft and obscenity. Bobby D's direct ties to Vena are pretty undeniable. Depending on who you ask, he either owns or helps run the three-floor building at 725 and 723 W. Grand Avenue known as the Acacia Hotel and home to Vena's two headquarters, the timelessly trendy La Scarola Italian Restaurant and the adjoining Richard's Bar next door. La Scarola and Richard's Bar are located on the bottom floor of the Acacia Hotel, while the top two floors are used for low-income apartment rental. Per sources in Illinois law enforcement, Chicago mob busters suspect Vena holds mob meetings in the upper floors of the Acacia, containing 45 rental units. The classically-decorated, cozy La Scarola serves authentic cuisine and has dually served as the community clubhouse and chow hall for the Outfit's infamously-lethal Westside crew. Before Vena was holding court at La Scarola's "Table No. 1," his predecessor as the Godfather of Grand Avenue, Joseph (Joey the Clown) Lombardo, the Chicago mafia's consigliere from 1992 up until 2006 when he was thrown behind bars for his role in the epic Operation Family Secrets case, which dealt a blow to the syndicate's power structure with a string of convictions and solved a slew of cold-case murders. The Acacia Hotel property once belonged to former north-suburban gambling boss Michael (Mike the Jew) Posner, per sources. Today, Posner, 73, is a Caribbean casino mogul and alleged to oversee the Outfit's off-shore gaming interests. Back in the day, however, according to Chicago Crime Commission documents, a young Bobby D acted as a driver and bodyguard for Posner and Posner filled the role of a mob mentor of sorts for Dominic in the 1980s. La Scarola & Richard's Bar on the first floor of Chicago's Acacia Hotel Dominic and the Acacia Hotel were referenced in a newspaper article that appeared in the Chicago Sun-Times over the weekend. Sun-Times columnist Mark Brown openly questioned Twelfth-Ward Alderman George Cardenas from the city's Southside decision to try to make SRO's (single-room occupancy buildings) exempt from regular city ordinances in terms of landlord-tenant rights. Brown eluded to the suspicious timing of Cardenas' quest to reform SRO policy, being that Dominic is in the middle of a pair of class-action lawsuits filed by both current and former tenants of the Acacia Hotel, which qualifies as an SRO with its' $100 per week fee to reside there, and would be extremely favorable to Bobby D's legal interests if the Cardenas-supported reform is enacted. Cardenas denies even knowing Dominic. According to Bobby D himself, the lawsuits filed against him are misguided because he doesn't own the property himself and just aids in running it with its' real owners, his sister, Susan Dominic, who owns Richard's Bar and his childhood friend, Tom Harris, who owns the building. He says he collects rent and helps with the overall maintenance and upkeep, but that's it. Plaintiffs in the lawsuits claim he told them he was the building's owner and a complaint report written a Chicago Police patrolmen a couple years back named Dominic as the owner of the property, too. Before Harris and the Dominics' took control of the building at 725 W. Grand Avenue it was owned, at least on paper, by Bobby D's gangland teacher, Mike the Jew's wife. Posner is a convicted racketeer and was not only known as a top-rate handicapper and bookie in his days in the Windy City, but a strip-club and prostitution-ring maven stationed out of suburban Lake County (Cicero-crew territory), where he owned the Roman House, a topless bar and hooker den throughout the mid-to-late 1970s into the early-to-mid 1980s when it was ordered shuttered by authorities upon his racketeering bust in 1985 and subsequent prison stint. FBI records from that era pegged Posner a close associate of then-Chicago mob don Joe Ferriola, who died of cancer in March of 1989. Posner's dad, Bernard (Pippi Green) Posner, was one of Ferriola's most prolific bookies back when he was capo of the Outfit's Cicero crew. Michael (Mike the Jew) Posner, reportedly Bobby Dominic's mentor in the Chicago Outfit, leaving court Police records related to Dominic name him as a one-time lieutenant in the Outfit's lucrative pornography racket, a series of extortion scams and adult book-store, peep-show and strip-club ownerships, operating predominantly on the city's North and West sides. Porn in those days was nothing like it is today, now it's just a case of popping online to one of the many websites offering free porn like fulltube xxx but back then places that offered porn were mainly run by the worst of the worst. He was known to own a number of adult book stores in the 1980s and 1990s and employed Chicago active cops as security at his string of outlets – two of those coppers were accused of stealing 1 million dollars from a drug dealer in the mid 1990s, some of which was alleged to have landed in Dominic's pocket (nobody was ever charged in the alleged incident). State police documents show informants telling authorities that Bobby D started out on the lower rungs of the Outfit latter, collecting shakedown money from porn purveyors in the 1970s on behalf of both Joey Lombardo and deceased Northside crew chief Vincent (Innocent Vince) Solano. In the years after Solano died in 1992, the Northside crew, the Outfit regime where Dominic and Albie Vena got their starts, was merged with Lombardo's Westside crew, which Vena now leads. Court filings attached to Dominic's 15 collars connect him via FBI surveillance records to Solly DeLaurentis, promoted to acting boss of the Chicago mafia around three years ago, Marco D'Amico, the syndicate's consigliere on-and-off for the past decade, D'Amico's longtime right-hand man Anthony (Tony D) Dote and Robert (Bobby the Truck Driver) Abbinanti, a main conduit between semi-retired Illinois Godfather John (Johnny No Nose) DiFronzo, and the Outfit's rank-and-file. One particular court record notes Dominic siding with D'Amico in a spat between Marco the Mover (as in "Mover & Shaker") and fellow Chicago mob player John (Pudgy) Matassa, Jr. that emerged in the summer of 1988 regarding D'Amico being upset that Matassa, Jr. received his "button" before he did.


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Orange County Golf Learning Center provides: Golf Lessons, Clinics, Camps and Instruction at River View Golf Course.
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My wife and I have lived here in Orange County for the past 21 years, raising our son and growing deep roots and making strong friendships here in our community. I was very fortunate to earn a football scholarship from the Univ. of Notre Dame and play on a National Championship team. Upon graduation, moved back to Southern California and began my business career. Again fortune has come my way and I now spend my time doing what I enjoy most, teaching and instructing.
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Topic: A Spark of Light, Jodi Picoult
The bright orange Centre for Women squatted on the corner of Juniper and Montfort. This is a personification because buildings can't actually squat. The Centre was used mainly for abortion. Wren McElroy was now at the Centre with her Aunt Bex, she didn't want to tell her dad she wanted to go. She now wished she didn't go. She had never seen anyone dead until two hours ago. Her friend, Olive was looking into her eyes shaking when all the sudden she fell onto the ground with a bang. Her shirt was soaked with blood and her ribs and waist. Her skin was pale and then faded to lavender. She now wished she had told her father where she was going so that he could've talked her out of it. She wasn't even sure what had happened to her Aunt Bex. "You," said the man with the gun, "Get up". Wren heard the hammer click and closed her eyes thinking of her father. I would've been so scared if I was Wren, I wouldn't be able to function. George was the name of gunman, he didn't want to end up like his father, crooked and dead, but it was too late now he had already killed Olive.


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SSLC Reps (Staff Student Liaison Committee Representatives) are a crucial part of LSE Students' Union. More than 400 SSLC Reps are elected by their student peers to represent them during the academic year and to liaise with LSE departmental staff in the Staff Student Liaison Committees.
SSLC Reps ensure student concerns are addressed and students have a say in the running of their programme. They raise issues about the quality of the programme and the experience as an LSE student, including the things they love and the things they want improved. SSLC Reps also ensure that the department listens directly to student feedback and that issues are resolved as swiftly as possible to improve the your teaching and learning experience.
One of the great things about being a SSLC Rep is that you get to bring all the views of other students together, and be part of improving the quality of the education at the School. You can gain a number of key skills from being an SSLC Rep, including attending and sometimes chairing meetings, gathering and collating feedback, identifying key concerns, representing other people, negotiating and seeking student-focused solutions, and communicating with groups of people in different contexts.
This year, SSLC Reps will also receive priority access to some of LSESU's Beyond the Classroom workshops, references, and awards for dedication.
SSLC Reps are elected separately for each programme at the start of the Michaelmas Term. For more information, speak to the leader of your programme, or your programme administrative staff.
1. Sign up to our Course Rep database above
2. Enrol on the SSLC Moodle page
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4. Attend 'Advanced Training' you signed up for when registering as a rep (you don't need to do this if you have been an SSLC Rep at LSE in previous years)
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A couple of what are apparently press renders for the upcoming Nexus 10 (2013) tablet leaked over the weekend, and, if genuine, add more weight to the suggestion that Korean tech company LG will manufacture Google's large-size 10.1-inch slate. Calling on LG to produce the tablet would mark a move away from Samsung, which has been responsible for the manufacture of the first-generation Nexus 10 since it hit the market in November last year.
LG, meanwhile, is responsible for knocking together the Nexus 5 phone, though Asus makes the Nexus 7 slate for Google.
The bottom image, which admittedly looks pretty crude but supposedly comes from Spanish broadband and telecommunications provider Telefonica (via a disgruntled employee), shows a thinner bezel, what looks to be a front-facing speaker, and Android 4.4's Google Experience launcher, first seen on the new Nexus 5. There's a price tag too, showing £300 (about $482) – presumably this refers to the cellular version.
The second image (above), which also appeared on Reddit but has since been taken down, comes with the impossible-to-miss LG logo. The folks at Phone Arena reported that text that appeared on the now-removed webpage showing the image revealed the tablet will hit the market on November 22 – that's Friday this week – in both black and white flavors.
If other recent leaks and rumors turn out to be correct, Google's largest tablet is expected to launch with a 2560 x 1600 pixel resolution – matching that of the current version – 3GB of RAM and possibly a Snapdragon 800 processor.
An 8-megapixel camera could also be on the cards. If so, this would be a step up from the 5-megapixel shooter found on the existing Nexus 10.
The suggested November 22 launch date is certainly a possibility, and would be just over a year since the arrival of the original model. Google will surely want to have it on the market in time for the holiday season, and leaving it much later would certainly risk missing out on sales.
If you're interested in laying your hands on the new Nexus 10, hopefully there'll be some news before the week's out.
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Back to Prep School/
I never went to a private school, but sometimes I wish I had because preppy, plaid skirts, polos and blazers are mandatory. It's almost back to school time for most people, so I made my preppy wish list. Sadly, prep school isn't in the future for me, so maybe I should think about moving to New England where this look is a bit more accepted and people won't think I'm dressing up like Hermoine Granger from Harry Potter.
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We increase participation in adult literacy services and make it easier for more people to learn through distance education programmes. This work involves encouraging adults to improve their literacy through TV series and national advertising campaigns. Our excellent freephone support line provides information on local ETB adult literacy services and we also tutor people on the phone.
NALA research shows a number of barriers to participation in adult literacy tuition, including the stigma that still exists about the issue. Often people feel too embarrassed to return to learning and go to great extremes to hide their difficulties from their friends and family. Similarly some people had a negative experience of school in the past and associate returning to learning with that experience.
Much of our work involves breaking down these barriers, creating greater awareness of the supports that are available and motivating people to return to education through national awareness campaigns. Over the years this has included producing eleven TV series in association with RTE and more recently a national TV, Radio and Cinema advertising campaign, developed and sponsored by An Post.
During this time NALA has supported thousands of adults learn by posting workbooks to them and providing tutor support over the phone and internet. NALA operates a year round freephone support line and receives approximately 10,000 calls per annum from adults enquiring about how they can improve their literacy skills.
Key areas of work include:
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This project consists of Four and Three Bedroom Villa with Pool Chloraka Paphos. These luxury Villas of modern design with magnificent sea views. They are situated in a quiet location close to amenities and within walking distance to the village's main square.
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Great Britain Olympic hopeful Laura Collett gained an early-season success at the Lincolnshire Horse Trials.
Wiltshire-based Collett guided her top horse Rayef to an open intermediate victory, finishing comfortably ahead of two other possible Olympic combinations William Fox-Pitt (Oslo) and Piggy French (Jakata), who were third and 15th, respectively.
Collett and Rayef competed at last summer's European Championships in Germany, which followed a top-10 finish at Badminton four months previously.
Fox-Pitt took two more of his Olympic prospects to the Lincolnshire Showground, competing at open intermediate level on Lionheart (12th) and Parklane Hawk (22nd).


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Hi guys,
The server is back Online, you can connect to it by adding the port :4175 behind the address or use one of the buttons at the right to connect to the server.
Hi guys,
The server is back Online, you can connect to it by adding the port :4175 behind the address or use one of the buttons at the right to connect to the server.
We were back online for 4 days and already getting attacked with a DDoS again. Now I can't go back online till we find a way to stop or counter the attacks so this might take a while. If there isn't a way to counter anything about this attacker I'll just keep the server offline, sucks but nothing else I can do.
Still no idea why we're getting attacked or why someone would hate a free TeamSpeak server so much. It's non-profit and free for everyone to use! if you have a problem with free servers please speak up and tell us why, instead of attacking my network.
Still hoping I will see you again once this guy stops attacking.
Hi guys,
The TeamSpeak Server is back online for now. Still no word from the attacker on why he attacked, neither did I receive any other hints or tips.
I have blocked all TeamSpeak Trackers I can find, just in case.
I hope we can stay online as we always did for the last few years.
Welcome back and thanks for your patience~!
Hi guys,
As you know the TeamSpeak server is offline, this is because of a SYN flood DDoS attack. It's finally kind of clear that the reason for attacking my network is hosting this TeamSpeak server. I'm not sure why someone would attack a free TeamSpeak server which doesn't make any money, but it doesn't look like the attacker is gonna explain himself. So in the end I still don't know exactly why we're getting attack, just like I don't know who is attacking.
I first started hosting this AbsoluteTeamSpeak server for AbsoluteLegends but as AbsoluteLegends died I continued hosting it for fun and as part of my hobby. I didn't advertise this server or anything I just let the people (you guys) take care of it and that seemed to go just fine for many years. I've been hosting TeamSpeak for (I think) 8 or 9 years which was TeamSpeak 2 first and never experienced a aggressive act like this before so I'm quite surprised. Hopefully I can somehow continue hosting this big server soon, I'll see what I can do.
For now there is nothing else I can do than to keep the server offline till the attacker speaks up or we find a way to counter it (which is very unlikely). If you know anything about this attack please use the Contact or Feedback tab to contact me or comment to this message, if you have any other questions or comments feel free to send those too.
Thanks from your TS admin KingHawk, hope to see you again soon!
It looks like someone keeps attacking my network. I have no idea why or for what reason but for some reason he/she wants my home to be offline.
Sorry about any inconvenience caused, sadly there is nothing I can do against this kind of attack (probably DDoS) since it's just a hobby of mine which I do for fun.
Since I don't make and am not allowed to make money with this I can only hope this person stops attacking.
As of today I am forcing the update for the latest version (22.214.171.124) of the TeamSpeak client, so you have to update or you won't be able to connect to the TeamSpeak server.
The reason for this is that in the previous version there is an exploit available which allowed people (who take advantage of this) to send files to other users on TeamSpeak without consent.
You can use the automatic updater or download the latest version of your client here
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TeamSpeak 3 Client 22.214.171.124 is Available
We have just released a very important security update for the TeamSpeak 3 Client addressing a RFI (Remote File Inclusion) vulnerability. Please upgrade your desktop clients to version 220.127.116.11 immediately. The update is available for Windows, Linux and OS X. Mobile clients for Android and iOS are not affected by this issue.
Once again the license has expired, sorry for the inconvenience!
I've contacted TeamSpeak already so I hope it will be back online by this evening.
Update: So far no response lets hope it won't take too long.
Update2: The TeamSpeak server is back online! Sorry once again I'll make sure this wont happen again. (you'll have to re-create your temp. channels)
I've finally purchased a new server which I'm going to use for several things including the TeamSpeak server. It will require some time to get it ready and installed but I'll try to finish it by Thursday (June 18) so I can switch over to the new server on Friday morning (CEST – GMT+2). The switch might cause the server to be offline for 15 to 40 minutes depending on how it goes. So be prepared in case you planned to do something with TeamSpeak this morning, I will try to finish it before 9 am (CEST – GMT+2).
You might have noticed the channels you have created vanished, this is because the server was restarted in preparation of the new server but I will try to not let this happen again with the upcoming server restarts. Next time I'll prevent this from happening by making the channels Permanent before the restart and afterwards change them back to Temporary channels.
Thanks for your support and understanding, I hope you'll have a good time using the TeamSpeak server!
Everything was successfully installed and seems to work properly.
Going to improve the situation for the server Sunday morning June 21 before 9am (CEST – GMT+2) so this might cause some down-time.
A temporary channel will be automatically deleted when nobody has visited it for 7 days.
When you scroll all the way down on the TeamSpeak Server you will find this new Channel in which you can create your own temporary channel.
Check the screenshot below for more info, rules and instructions on how to use it.
The TeamSpeak servers are finally back online since I've gotten the new license yesterday.
The servers should be stable now and sorry for any inconvenience caused.


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For individuals in the end stage of life. Care is focused on pain and symptom relief instead of treatment. Hospice workers and volunteers help clients live their remaining days in comfort and dignity. Services are available only to individuals who have come to a mutual decision with their doctor to enter a hospice program.
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Smart Tea Project is an expanded electronic laboratory notebook (ELN) system:
Smart Tea is about improving the information environment for chemists doing chemistry - within and beyond the lab. Smart Tea is about supporting chemists in the preparation, execution, analysis and dissemination of their experimental work.
I love the way the project is being motivated and framed: make tea with household appliances and with standard laboratory equipment. Record your process in a paper lab notebook. How can that process be replicated (and improved) in an ELN setup?
One of the nice aspects of electronifying a lab notebook is that you should then be able to integrate other electronic data from other lab information systems, rather than printing and attaching data dumps. There was a lot of discussion about this at CENSA.
[Found at Engineering & Science Library News via a pointer from Christina Pikas.]


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Developer: TreeFortress
Release Date: Out Now
Price: £11.99
Nausea: None/Limited
Controllers: Move Controller Only
If you've ever wanted to play Wii Tennis in a neon landscape whilst on ecstasy, then Holoball is going to be right up your street – if you have the room to play.
Imagine playing squash in a world dressed like Tron and you'll have an almost perfect picture of what playing Holoball is actually like. The game is by no means complex but that doesn't mean that it isn't fun – though how much time you'll spend with the game is totally dependent on your enjoyment of playing the same game over and over again, like real sport!
I'm not a sports fan. I'd rather be tucked up in bed with a good book, or playing video-games (surprise!) than out in a field kicking around a cold, hard, leather ball. I'm generally not a fan of playing sports video-games either. There have been a few exceptions over the years, but I mostly game to take me away from the real world, not replicate it in a slightly less immersive way.
Holoball is different. Being in VR means it can be as immersive as real sport whilst also taking you somewhere you could never go in real life. You also don't have be embarrassed about not being very good to begin with; the A.I. won't judge you – for the most part.
The gameplay here is simple. Using a Move controller, and the in-game visuals of a paddle, you whack a ball out towards a giant wall in front of you – where an A.I. player is waiting to knock it back, if it can. You score by knocking the ball past the computer player, and it scores by knocking it past you. If you make a mistake, such as not hitting the ball hard enough, you can use the T button to enable a tractor beam which will bring the ball back to you for another try. This sounds like cheating but it can only be done under certain circumstances, and I only found myself using it if the ball was taking forever to get anywhere after a naff hit from myself.
There are two main modes to choose from: Championship and Arcade. The latter features several modes within it such as a Score Attack and Zen. Within Championship mode you have four difficulties from easy to expert and you unlock each by completing the one before. As the modes get harder the arena increases in size – though don't worry, your play area doesn't have to. There are also online leaderboards which will increase replayability if you're that way inclined.
The biggest issue that could arise with Holoball is the size of the real-world room you play in. You need space. I wouldn't recommend purchasing the game if you plan on playing in a tiny bedroom; make sure there's no furniture, breakable objects or people in your immediate vicinity. Also make sure to wear the Move controller strap, just incase. If you've previously played Job Simulator and you had enough room, you'll probably be okay.
The immersion factor is pretty high here; you definitely feel as though you're in a giant, neon arena. The music and sound effects, though forgettable after you stop playing, work well in-game. The voice of the A.I. can be jarring and hard to understand. Any information I did glean from the voice-over seemed to indicate I had been forced to play Holoball in order to save my life. I'm pretty sure I heard the A.I. say that the victory fireworks were made from the remains of previous Holoball players who had failed and died.
The graphics are simple but at this early stage that works to the games advantage. The view was clear, not blurry and that's what you want.
The Move controller tracking is great for the most part. On occasion I would hit the ball behind me. I'm not sure whether that was an issue with tracking or an issue with me. As I said previously, I've never been a fan of sport so it's much more likely to be the latter.
If you're as unfit as I am you may find you can't play for huge amounts of time, but that does mean it could be used as part of an exercise routine – or the start of one. The gameplay is simple and won't last you forever, but this reflected in the low price, and it may be a game you come back to every so often for years to come. If you enjoy games like Wii Tennis and want something more immersive, Holoball could be for you. Hell, it could be the future of e-sports.
Verdict: 8/10 – It's like mixing Wii Tennis, Tron and ecstasy together.


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Nog even genieten van deze heerlijke nazomer. Volgens de weerberichten blijft het nog zeker de komende twee weken zacht en zoet, hellelujah!
We are having our own Indian Summer in the Netherlands. The good weather is here to stay for at least a fortnight, hellelujah!
{from top left: beautiful still life by Norwegian blogger Line Kay ::: blackberries source unknown (anyone?) ::: Liza Minnelli, photo by David Lachapelle ::: graphic by Nicenancy ::: Harper's Bazaar January 1957, photo by John Engstead ::: pink clams ::: hammock in the sun, photo by Franck Courtes ::: o la la, fig tart (source unknown, anyone?) ::: Karolina Kurkova by Arthur Elgort for Vogue US July 2001}


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No. 4 Brooklyn Nets (49-33) vs. No. 5 Chicago Bulls (45-37)
- Game 1 in New York: Saturday, April 20, 8, ESPN
- Game 2 in New York: Monday, April 22, 8, TNT
- Game 3 in Chicago: Thursday, April 25, 8:30, NBATV
- Game 4 in Chicago: Saturday, April 27, 2, TNT
- Game 5 in New York: Monday, April 29
- Game 6 in Chicago: Thursday, May 2
- Game 7 in New York: Saturday, May 4
Season series: Bulls won 3-1.
Points per game (per 100 possessions): Nets 96.9, Bulls 93.2 (Nets 105.0, Bulls 100.4).
Points allowed per game (per 100 possessions): Nets 95.1, Bulls 92.9 (Nets 103.6, Bulls 100.3).
Matchups worth watching: Nets center Brook Lopez vs. Bulls center Joakim Noah, Nets point guard Deron Williams vs. Bulls point guards Kirk Hinrich and Nate Robinson.
Scoring leaders: Lopez (19.4 PPG), Bulls forward Luol Deng (16.5 PPG).
Why Brooklyn will win: Williams finally looks like an All-Star again. He's the most talented player on either active roster, and he has been great in April. Lopez has held his own all season against good centers, and Noah has been limited by injury.
Why Chicago will win: Tom Thibodeau is one of the best coaches in the Association, squeezing so much out of this team despite Derrick Rose's full-season absence. His defense should make things very difficult for Brooklyn. And the Bulls have a more complete roster.
Did you know? The Bulls have five players who won NCAA championships, the most in the NBA.
Prediction: Bulls in 6.
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The City of Troy will be hosting an Earth Day informational meeting for interested groups on Monday, March 25, 6:30 p.m., in C
onference Room A, at City Hall. This years Earth Day, city wide cleanup will take place on Saturday, April 20. If you have any questions, suggestions, or concerns, give me a call at, 279-7162. Hope to see all of our neighborhoods represented on Monday evening.
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Our 7th and 8th grade Academic Team competed in the Regional Governor's Cup competition this past weekend. All of our participating students represented our school well. Congratulations to Megan Bezold and Kenton Wassum who will both be moving on to the state competition in March. Megan placed 5th in Language Arts and 4th in Composition. Kenton placed 5th in Science and 1st in Social Studies. Great job and best of luck at State!
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Awesome Dalek Tattoo
A friend of mine tweeted this photo to me yesterday and I could not help but to share. If you're going to get a Doctor Who tattoo, it might as well be a cool one, right?
And yes, that is an Adipose on her other arm.
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Photo by Joel Robison
Yesterday I finished the last, 5th, Draft of SIREN SUICIDES, my 1st novel. I felt like everything in me turned upside down. Let me try to describe it. It was a mixture of terror, terror of failure, and some maddening exaltation, to the point of wanting to run around the house and jump up and down like crazy, and a sense of loss, sweet loss, like you experience when you fall in love and your object of adoration vanishes from your eyesight. Like a part of you is gone, but also that empty spot is ready to grow something new within you. A certain creative vacuum, if you will. I would want to add twenty more elaborate sentences here in an attempt to capture what it felt like, but I would rather you experience it for yourself. Because writing and completing your 1st novel does magic. Seriously, I'm not being corny here. Here is what's different, magically different, about starting to write your 2 novel (as opposed to your 1st).
My fear of the 1st Draft is gone. I simply know that it will be shit, and I know it's part of the process. Actually, if it will turn out anything but shit, I would be worried. I also know that the first thing that comes to mind is the right one, having been through 5 drafts and having come full circle. Some ideas I planted in the 1st draft, took out in the 2nd, forgot about in the 3rd, was reluctant to add in the 4th, eventually made their way back to the 5th one. Go figure. So now I'm jotting down short scenes that come to me about ROSEHEAD (title of my next novel) as they are, without any squirming or moaning over them or doubting or anything of the sort. What should I name my main character? I thought one morning. Lilith was the first name that came to mind. Done! Who should be her sidekick? A pet, a dog, a whippet. Done! What would be his name? Oh, he will be black and he will be... Panther. Done! I mean, it's incredible, the freedom that came to me. I know that I won't know what the story is really about until I'm done with Draft 1, so I'm free to start writing tomorrow, if I wanted, which brings me to the next point.
I'm free of the tyranny of planning. Okay, so with SIREN SUICIDES I freaked out about continuity, about character bios, complete with their dates of births and places they grew up and such other elaborate nonsense. I won't be doing it this time around, because now I know that no matter how many notes I take, how much stuff I plan, how meticulous I am and how many hours I spend on research, it will be all a huge gigantic enormous waste of time. Because all of it will change, and it will not change in the direction I will be able to predict. Hurray! The freedom! I can simply let it evolve and pick details out of the air as I go, without dreading the correct setting details, of the proper plot development, or the like. Who said anything about writer's block? I'm almost tempted to say that a way to conquer it is to drag yourself through writing your 1st book by the hair. Because it seems like each following book is easier and easier to write.
I can't wait to indulge in dialogue. Now, this won't make sense to those of you who don't know me. Those of you who do and who have read a bunch of my blog posts will know that one of my biggest fears is writing dialogue. Here are my favorite excuses. Ready? 1. Oh, English is not my first language, how can I! 2. Oh, I don't have a musical ear, I don't know how people talk! 3. Oh, (this is my favorite), my dialogue just sucks! If you were to ask me why, I would say, it just sucks because I said it sucks! And I would promptly run away, lest you poke any more holes in my carefully built up defenses. Now, I can tell you, all of these excuses are utter bullshit, because suddenly in sketching quick scenes for ROSEHEAD I found myself eager to dive into dialogue to cook in my own sarcasm there, making it sound biting and funny. I surprised myself. What the hell??? I can tell you what. SIREN SUICIDES was very personal to me, so I was locked into translating in my head from Russian to English to capture the flavor of spoken ideas that I grew up with in Russia. I did the best I could, but it would't let me go away from it and practice actual spoken English from ground zero. I feel like I can do it now, in my 2nd novel. Oh, I can't wait! (See how different this sounds from excuses above? Yeah...)
I already know how my 2nd novel will end. This instability in not knowing how SIREN SUICIDES will end until I finished Draft 4 was maddening. Not so with 2nd novel. Once I grasped the concept from a few disjointed scenes that I already sketched out, it became clear, and I didn't dismiss it like I did in my 1st novel. I'm not even mentioning my 3rd novel here (not true, I just did!) because I already have that too, with a title, main characters, beginning and end, all planned out in 1 day after an inspirational talk over coffee with Michael Gruber, an awesome local author of 25+ novels. What does this tell you? It tells you that writing your 1st novel is like a wall that has to be broken, for the flood to flow. At least it's how I feel. And the most important part is, I won't need to complete as many drafts as I did with my 1st, because instantly the search for the end of the book is over. Isn't it nice? I think it is. I'm totally grinning right now.
I stopped trying to impress. This has been a terrible thing in Draft 4 of SIREN SUICIDES, and I honestly don't know how my poor Beta Readers read through it and even said that they liked it. I tried so hard to describe certain things, tried so desperate to be poetic, that I confused the hell out of people in places, going on some insurmountable tangents 1 or 2 paragraphs long, when 1 sentence was all that was needed. No more. I calmed down. For ROSEHEAD, I simply write down what happens, and it flows, it doesn't hiccup, it doesn't feel forced. I'm almost too afraid of this easy feeling, I want my writing angst back! Well, I think it will be back once I start, but my state of my mind is much more peaceful than it was while writing my 1st novel.
I better stop here. It seems like there are at least 10 more awesome things that happened, like believing that I can actually write, and knowing how long it will take me, and scheduling my time so that I can write it fast while it's fresh, and what kinds of books I want to read, to fuel my own writing, and more. But then I will bore you to tears with total self-indulgence. I hope the above was helpful? In convincing you to finish that 1st novel no matter what? Is that a yes I hear? Okay. And if you have written a bunch of novels already, tell me, am I off the mark here? Is this how you felt too?


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As I really love «timelapse» videos and also like to watch clouds and try to understand how they work, I developed a small software that is able from a large set of timestamped images to create arbitrary timelapse. I used a webcam pointing to the same mountain during more than 1 year and a half and then created one video for each day.
The software uses a small database (using sqlite) for indexing all images, mencoder for the video creation and some python code to wrap everything.
All videos have been upload to vimeo: http://vimeo.com/channels/sainteynard
As this uploading was a bit tedious, I wrote a python module to use vimeo's REST API, so that the whole process was fully automated, and everyday, a new video was added to vimeo.
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ILS celebrates Lutheran Schools Week, Alexandria Times (February 14, 2019).
'Thankful Thursdays at Immanuel Lutheran, Alexandria Times (January 10, 2019).
Immanuel Lutheran School holds annual day of service, Alexandria Times (December 13, 2018).
ILS hosts screen time vs. book time discussion, Alexandria Times (November 9, 2018).
Profile: Immanuel Lutheran School, Alexandria Times (October 11, 2018).
Immanuel Lutheran School begins first year in newly renovated building, Alexandria Times (September 13, 2018).
Immanuel Lutheran School congratulates Class of 2018, Alexandria Times (June 14, 2018).
Fort building at Immanuel Lutheran School, Alexandria Times (May 10, 2018).
Immanuel Lutheran School teachers try trading spaces, Alexandria Times (April 12, 2018).
Immanuel Lutheran School students enjoy field trips, Alexandria Times (March 8, 2018).
Immanuel Lutheran School Celebrates National Lutheran Schools Week, Alexandria Times (February 8, 2018).
ILS students ready for extracurricular activities, Alexandria Times (January 11, 2018).
Immanuel Lutheran honors Veterans Day, Alexandria Times (December 14, 2017).
Immanuel Lutheran School hosts Lower School Showcase, Alexandria Times (November 9, 2017).
Summer learning for Immanuel Lutheran faculty, Alexandria Times (September 14, 2017).
Immanuel Lutheran lower school students hold performance, Alexandria Times (June, 2017).
Immanuel Lutheran School students embrace outdoor learning opportunities, Alexandria Times (May 2017).
Immanuel Lutheran School MathCounts Team places in regional competition, Alexandria Times (March 9, 2017).
Immanuel Lutheran School celebrates community during National Lutheran Schools Week, Alexandria Times (February, 2017).
Immanuel students plan annual talent show, Alexandria Times (January 12, 2017).
Immanuel Lutheran School students give back to community on annual day of service, Alexandria Times (December, 2016).
Immanuel Lutheran School welcomes the Washington Chorus, Alexandria Times (November 10, 2016).
Immanuel Lutheran School launches athletics program, Alexandria Times (October, 2016).
Gospel's centrality key to BNM's work in new triennium, the LCMS Reporter (September 22, 2016).
Immanuel Lutheran School building expansion and renovation underway, Alexandria Times (Septmber, 2016).
Ordained, commissioned ministers and lay nominees elected to boards, CTCR, the LCMS Reporter (July 12, 2016).
Immanuel Lutheran School celebrates 2016 graduates, Alexandria Times (June, 2016).
Immanuel Lutheran School students earn Latin honors, Alexandria Times (May, 2016).
Immanuel Lutheran School students welcome grandparents, Alexandria Times (April, 2016).
Immanuel Lutheran School and UpCycle host coffee and crafts, Alexandria Times (March, 2016).
Immanuel Lutheran School celebrates National Lutheran Schools Week, Alexandria Times (February, 2016).
Immanuel Lutheran student perform music for peers, Alexandria Times.
Immanuel Lutheran student support Fisher House in day of service, Alexandria Times.
Celebrating Growth at Immanuel Lutheran Church & School, article in LCEF Investor Newsletter (Page 5).
Immanuel Lutheran School hosts salute to veterans, Alexandria Times.
Immanuel Lutheran Church and School Annual Oktoberfest, the Del Ray Patch.
Immanuel Lutheran School Upper School house teams induct new students, Alexandria Times.
Immanuel Lutheran students perform in Market Square, Alexandria Times.
Immanuel Lutheran students raise funds for student in South Africa, Alexandria Times.
Can David Brooks Save Your Soul? Article by ILS Upper School Teacher, Miss Abigail Clevenger, in The Federalist.
Immanuel Lutheran win big in regional spelling bee, Alexandria Times.
Immanuel Lutheran students visit Congress, Alexandria Times.
Immanuel Lutheran School Welcomes Lt. Gen. (Dr.) Douglas J. Robb, Red Brick Town.
Immanuel students bake for school community, Alexandria Times.
Music Enriches Curriculum at Alexandria School, Del Ray Patch.
Immanuel Lutheran students help others ahead of Thanksgiving, Alexandria Times.
Freddy goes on the road to Alexandria, VA! From the Fox News Weather Blog.
Immanuel Lutheran School Welcomes Author and Meteorologist Janice Dean, Red Brick Town.
The Alexandria Times spotlighted Immanuel's service to the community in an editorial recognizing good news from local area schools.
Immanuel Lutheran School was featured in Our Town Alexandria. Click here to read the article.
Upper School Lead Teacher, Ms. Katherine Kramer, was profiled in the Patrick Henry College Alumni Newsletter.
Immanuel's Headmaster, Ms. Julia Habrecht, has joined the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod's Board for National Missions. An update from the Board's May meeting is available online.
Follow the latest news and information from ILS on our Immanuel School Blog or follow us on Facebook.


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Rely on Riley's!
Click on one of the people below to find out more information.
Greg Johnson started at Riley's on February first of 1984 and is the working salesperson that has been at the dealership the longest. He has five children and is married to Becca, a retired teacher. All the kids are grown and mostly moved out, but Benji the dog keeps the couple company. During the summer months Greg and Becca take care of a large garden and enjoy the produce year round.


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It is Saturday and living on the island means I will miss Market day again...sigh...
Of all things I truly miss, it is that! For somewhere today there is sure to be an open air market!
There are a few on the mainland of course but betwixt ferry schedules, travel time and the petrol price...
For anyone who grew up going to Market Days most every week with her Grand Mother as I did there is something missing in other stores. The convenience of shopping numerous aisles with countless competitive brands of boxed and packaged tasteless food is not something I have grasped yet and probably never will!
Growing up I remember shopping at the Bakery, the Deli, the Grocer, the Butcher and so on...
And the Pastry shoppe was one that if you can believe it, I could not stand the smell of. One whiff and I was sick!
Those were the days...
You know the song: "I remembered it well..." Perhaps it is so, for the years have gone by but I remember...
Market Day was held every Saturday in our borough and I can still see Granny's caddy being prepared for this express expedition.
Dressed for the outing, ours was a temperate but often wet climate then, and wearing a good pair of brogues, she would then briskly walk us to the Market.
In her caddy she would be sure to have a box for her eggs, a few shopping bags for her fresh (and I mean fresh!) vegetables and in her pocket, her money purse.
I remember distinctly the stop at the Irish farmer stand for butter as this was her favourite along with strong cheese, next came the Dutch peddler who had his best brown eggs ready to be packed in her box (Yes, recycling was already in "vogue" - It is still hilarious to see all these "new hints" popping up everywhere about being "green" - What do you think we did before this latest wave of awareness?).
Next came the fresh (and I repeat fresh!) vegetables in season and all local produce. The latter is worth mentioning I believe as I wonder why people expect strawberries in Wintertime or spinach in the Summer... Yes it is available but at such a dire price and hybrids loose so much to taste! I like my cauliflower to taste like one for one thing and I cannot but cringe each time I read a new report on chemicals!
I seem to recall a visit to the butcher's or the fishmonger once a week but as I was never fond of the displays, I would just stand outside guarding the caddy!
Ours was a taste for simple fare and home cooking was all we knew. With a wonderful bakery around the corner, Granny did not bake her bread and sweets were not a daily treat either.
The one thing I remember was our last stop before going home. We were not rich of course and perhaps it might seem extravagant to some but a simple bouquet of flowers (or during really hard times just a bloom or two) would always end in our market basket even if it meant cutting expenses at the butcher for i.e. Her favourite was the souci!
I miss those days...
And since I happen to love baskets, especially market ones, I thought I would share the following site with you:
Au revoir!
Note: As always, please keep in mind all opinions are personal and I receive no compensation for the afore mention. The site simply seems to have a good selection of market baskets!


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We the People: Events that changed American History
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Lifelong artist, Roland Morin, has incorporated his art and patriotism into a book that will remind and re-educate every family member, regardless of age, of our freedom roots. In this coffee-table book, he has included The Declaration of Indepenence, The Constitution, and some famous quotations from our Founding Fathers along with a vast array of historical prints created with his special touch in vivid corlors.
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Lemon Pistachio Date Bites
I'm nuts...about pistachios! And lemons...and dates.
Pistachios are my favorite nut. That is saying a lot considering I have a legitimate obsession with all nuts and nut butters. I love pistachios because they contain tons of nutrients, vitamins, and fiber. As an added bonus, they are also referred to as the "skinny nut" - 30 pistachios are only 100 calories! Pistachios are an excellent source of copper and manganese, and a good source of thiamine and phosphorus. They are also an excellent source of vitamin B6, which helps our bodies metabolize protein, and helps our immune system function properly.
These healthy energy bites are made from 7 wholesome ingredients...perfect for snacking, breakfast, dessert, or pre or post workout fuel! There is no added sugar, and only fresh, raw ingredients. If you are looking for healthy snack ideas, this recipe is calling your name! Healthy snacking is so important for weight control and overall health. I don't know about you, but when I snack on low calorie "diet" foods like rice cakes or plain celery, I find myself wandering back to the refrigerator 15 minutes later looking for more food. That is not the case with these guys! They are an excellent source of protein, healthy fats, and carbohydrates - all of which are important components of a satisfying snack.
I love to make these bites for a mid afternoon snack at work, and also for when I am traveling. They are small, portable, and mess free. AND, they only take 10 minutes to make. The one and only problem with these...is that you won't want to stop eating them! ;)
Lemon Pistachio Date Bites
|Makes 12-14 bites|
- 1 cup shelled pistachios
- 1/4 cup raw almonds
- 1/4 cup raw pumpkin seeds (pepitas)
- 1/2 cup shredded unsweetened coconut
- 10 Medjool dates, pitted and sliced
- 1 Tbsp coconut oil
- 1 Tbsp lemon juice + zest of 1 lemon
- Pulse the pistachios, almonds, and pepitas in a food processor until they become small chunks (avoid completely ground).
- Add the shredded coconut and dates and pulse until everything runs smoothly in the processor.
- Add the coconut oil, lemon juice, and lemon zest. Pulse until well combined and evenly distributed. The mixture is done when it sticks together easily when pressed together. If the mixture is too crumbly, add ~1 tsp water until it reaches desired consistency.
- Roll the mixture into balls using your hands.
- Roll the balls into additional shredded coconut or ground pistachios if desired (optional).
- Eat right away or store in the fridge for 4-5 days (if they last that long!).
What are some of your favorite healthy snacks?


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My fondness for beautiful lighting is notorious. Well it is in my family anyway. The evening ritual of switching on the living room lights in our house is an exercise regime akin in its intensity to a round of sun salutation. And there are indications that this obsession is being passed down through the generations. On entering a restaurant with a bright overhead light, my eldest has been known to proclaim in despair "oh, it's not atmospherical in here, is it Mummy?" (Oh yes, we have our own word for "correct" lighting.) He's usually right.
But while the overhead light might be practically useless for creating a cozy and inviting vibe in a room, it is an important design feature in any room. Up front and central, it's impossible to ignore. A beautiful ceiling-hung light fixture can be a stunning focal point, setting the tone for the rest of the scheme.
But to make an impact, your statement light needs to be large. There are few design bloopers more disappointing than a disproportionately diminutive pendant dangling pathetically in a large room. In fact there's a current trend towards over-sized lighting. To whatever extent you're comfortable embracing that trend, this is one area of your home where you definitely don't want to scrimp on proportions.
So you've got a statement light sized hole to fill. But what if your budget is decidedly austerity sized? What are your options for making a positive impact on your room design while avoiding a negative impact on your credit rating?
This post is the first in a mini blog series about statement lighting on a budget. In future posts I'll be looking at DIY options for making or pimping cheap fittings to luxe them up. I'll also be sharing with you the best light fittings available online and on the high street whose good looks way exceed their price tag. Today though I'm focusing on the magic of clustering.
Cluster it
It's possible to make a big impact with small inexpensive fittings when you cluster them. A pair (like in my family room below) hung over a table, or an arrangement of three of more hung at varying heights can add a wow factor for a fraction of the cost of a single large fitting. This is definitely one of those design formulas where the end result is greater than the sum of the parts.
There are a number of different ways you can go about clustering lighting.
hide the wiring
If you're planning lighting in the course of a renovation project, then you might be able to plan for as many pendant light fittings in your ceiling as you want, exactly where you want them. Lucky you!
However what if you're not doing other work and want to add additional pendants?
When I wanted to hang this pair of copper globe lights over my dining table (above) (they were relatively inexpensive at about £70 each from e-bay), I googled extensively to figure out how I could do this without ripping holes in my ceiling and having to enlist the services of a plasterer as well as an electrician. You might have thought I was trying to unearth Colonel Sander's secret recipe for all the joy I had finding answers online.
Studying interiors shots for inspiration didn't get me any further either. The business end of the fittings always seemed to be out of shot. (Just like mine above! Don't worry though – all will be revealed…)
In the end Mr Around the Houses and I came up with our own solution which I'll share here in the hope it's helpful.
How to Hang Multiple Ceiling Pendants from a Single Outlet
Disclaimer: This is absolutely a lay person's description which would probably cause (at best) confusion or (worse) hilarity were you to relay this to anyone with a clue about DIY and/or electrics.
This solution involves crafting a ceiling box from some thin plywood. (MDF would be fine too.) The box will sit over the old ceiling rose and hide the wiring to the new pendant outlets – so it's a box but with only five sides, i.e. missing the "lid".
We picked up our plywood gratis as an off cut from a local timber yard. The box doesn't need to be deep, just make sure there's enough depth to house the wiring. Ours is around 1.5cm and did the job. The length and width are entirely up to you and depends on how many pendants you want to hang and how. It could be square, rectangular or circular (in which case you'll need the edging to be pliable enough to bend into shape). A decent timber yard will cut the sizes that you need for you, though as the plywood's thin, it's not hard to do with a little saw.
Nail or glue the pieces together to form your box. Drill holes where you want the pendants to hang from. Use some filler to smooth over any nails and little gaps around the edges, then paint over to finish. You could paint it to match your ceiling, or in a contrasting shade. It's easier to do it at this stage I think than waiting until it's fitted to the ceiling, though you will need to retouch to cover the nails once it's in situ.
Then you need to do the wiring bit. It would be ideal to involve an electrician at this stage unless you know your way around a circuit. Or enjoy living dangerously. I'm going to gloss over this part because I'm (very) not qualified to give advice about electrics. I can however say that it involved:
- wiring the existing lighting circuit outlet into a junction box
- feeding the wires from the new light fittings through the drilled holes in the ceiling box
- wiring the new light fittings into the junction box, providing the connection to the lighting circuit
- quite a lot of fiddling about, some mild profanity and very sore arms
Once the wiring's completed (and I strongly advise you satisfy yourself it's working, before proceeding to the next stage), you can screw the box into place on your ceiling. Then all that's needed is some filler and touching up to cover the screwheads and you're done. Here's the "business end" of our pendants.
Flaunt the wiring
Another means to cluster lighting is to use a multi way ceiling rose and make a feature of the wiring.
For an off the peg solution, you could opt for the Starkey Chandelier from Made.com (below). At £149 (plus the cost of bulbs and £5.96 P&P) it's a stunning choice for the cash. With exposed light bulbs, the fitting has an industrial vibe, but its multiple dangling bulbs mimics the glamour of a crystal chandelier too. It would create a dramatic contrast in a room which otherwise avoids the edgy starkness of an industrial-heavy scheme.
However, for something unique check out the fabulous components at Dowsing and Reynolds. Their easy to navigate website is full of inspo and step by step instructions for creating your own bespoke lighting creation. Choose a multi outlet ceiling rose with up to 9 cable outlets, a fabric cable from the wide variety of colours and finishes on offer, and bulb holder to suit your fitting.
While this approach is ideal for the industrial exposed bulb look, it would work just as well with other styles. You could use this approach to hang multiples of any type of shade. They can hang straight down from the rose, clustered at a variety of heights, or you could space them out around your ceiling using ceiling hooks.
So there you have it: how to cluster your lighting to make a statement bigger than your bank balance.
Have you got other ideas for statement lighting on a budget? Or any successful lighting projects you'd like to share? Do let me know so I can include them in future posts.


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The rise in popularity of nginx and the steady decline of Apache in the web server market has caused many to believe that the choice has become clear cut for new deployments. Indeed, in my most recent larger scale server setup I ended up choosing nginx for the job - but should I have?
The internet appears to have fallen out of love with Apache, the faithful workhorse that has dominated the landscape for the past decade plus. While Apache still powers the majority of websites out there, it has steadily lost ground to nginx (engine-x) over the past few years.
Nginx has become popular due to its event driven design which can make better use of today's computer hardware that Apache's process driven design. The end result is that nginx can serve more concurrent clients with higher throughput than Apache on the same hardware. In some cases. The often overlooked condition with the choice is what exactly you're going to be doing with your servers.
Nginx excels at serving static content, it can do it more efficiently than Apache can, but Apache can serve static content quickly as well. Static content is the easy stuff for any web server so high traffic sites strive to generate static content from their more complicated back end systems in order to fulfill the demand of their users quickly. Throw PHP in the mix and things get a lot more difficult. Read full article
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Scroll through all your channels, or filter by genre to see what else is on.
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ALBUQUERQUE- Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) is gearing up to take part in the 2014 Briefing for Industry hosted by the Professional Aerospace Contractors Association (PACA) in Albuquerque, NM on August 18-20th. BFI is an excellent venue for businesses to meet and discuss current opportunities with AFRL representatives.
AFRL relies on industry for mission-critical technology to ensure the capabilities of the U.S. Air Force are unparalleled. In fact, 80% of the Air Force's science and technology research and development are performed by universities and industry, including both large and small businesses.
Locally, the AFRL Space Vehicles and Directed Energy Directorates, located in New Mexico, will have over $250 million in contracting opportunities and 32 draft Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) topics. AFRL's other directorates located nationwide, will present their contracts worth over several hundreds of millions of dollars. SBIR officials will be on hand to answer questions for interested small businesses.
BFI 2014 will take place at Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town. Because of the nature of issues to be discussed, only U.S. citizens who are either U.S. Government employees or who have a valid DD2345 "Military Critical Technical Data Agreement," are eligible to attend. For more details on how to register and attend, visit PACA's website http://pacanm.org/briefing-for-industry.
The Professional Aerospace Contractors Association (PACA) of New Mexico was founded in 1984 to promote a mutually beneficial and dynamic relationship between the aerospace industry and government agencies in New Mexico. From its modest inception, it has grown to a membership of 150 aerospace, defense, and related professionals representing virtually every element of the aerospace and defense industries. Members represent large and small businesses as well as minority, women-owned, and disadvantaged businesses.


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Situated in the picturesque market town of Hungerford, Cooper & Cooper adds a unique twist to urban and country living with pre-loved Parisian and English painted furniture and home from home contemporary classics all complimented by hand-picked accessories including, mirrors, lighting, glassware, kitchen textiles and a capsule collection of garden furniture and accessories.
We also compliment our range with an eclectic selection of stylish brands which include, St Eval candles, Sophie Allport textiles and ceramics and Katie Loxton handbags and accessories.
Cooper & Cooper is a family run business established in 2012. Steve and Annie Cooper have been in the antiques trade for over 35 years, while daughter Louise runs the business. Find out more about the team below.


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Born in Chadron, Nebraska; admitted to the Texas bar 1997; admitted to the Nebraska bar 2000; also admitted before the United States Court of Appeals for Fifth Circuit; United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit; United States District Court, Northern District of Texas. Preparatory Education: National Merit Scholar at Texas Christian University (B.A. magna cum laude, 1994). Legal education: Hatton Sumners Scholar at Southern Methodist University School of Law (J.D., cum laude, 1997). Editor, Southern Methodist University Law Review, 1995-1997.
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Sara started her legal career in 1997 with Jose, Henry, Brantley & Keltner. She specialized in appellate matters and personal injury cases. In 2000, she formed the Law Office of Sara Turman-Vedral. She subsequently joined Freese & Goss, P.L.L.C. As an appellate specialist, Sara had the opportunity to touch on a broad array of legal areas. She has developed a special interest in working on complex litigation matters including class actions, mass tort litigation, and consumer actions.
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