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This 9183 sqft is nicely perched on the top of a hill overlooking Meadows of Irwina and Irwin Point. It is ideal to build a family home in a newly developing community. There are Basic, Primary and Junior High schools in close proximity as well as churches in varying denominations. Recreation and grocery and other shopping nees can be met only twenty minutes away at the Fairview Shopping Centre. Call today fr an appointment to view.


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:blink: Refoamed/reconed woofers, cockeyed x-overs, and re-diaphraghmed horns + unable to test...
ever heard of Caveat Emptor?
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:blink: Refoamed/reconed woofers, cockeyed x-overs, and re-diaphraghmed horns + unable to test...
ever heard of Caveat Emptor?
For me its always the 001 system:
I'm being inundated with inquiries for these and will get to them again when I catch up with current orders. Still can't get help of any kind so :banghead:.
This coming month I will be working...
Am looking for accurate color pics - names are meaningless.
Or: ...
Tried searching but couldn't figure how to - so is there an official jbl blue color or not? If so, what is it?
To be more specific I'm talking about the color JBL dubbed "Aegean" for the L200 foam...
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DITTO AGAIN - almost 2 years later with no resolution of this.
I have 5 pages of nice pictures of a question mark - can't even see what each image is!!
Thanks for all the non-help! :confused:
As you might well imagine, producing the L100 Quadrex grilles is quite painstaking and tiresome after making so many. So I got away from making them for so long I forgot some of the techniques to...
A nice sculptured custom grille on that cabinet front would be a great finishing touch! :bouncy:
Stone age? Actually, I have found that companies today I have approached have failed miserably at reproducing L100 Quadrex grilles even though they have cnc machines costing many thousands of $$!!!
put it on Craigslist asking $1500 or best. Let us know what happens!
Have your students search "foam fabricating/ion for lots of info - also much is on youtube. I don't have all the answers myself.
As to that thread of the guy in Poland wanting info - he has...
That good huh? :hmm:
Some pics of should prove interesting. :blink:
My post was not intended as any kind of insult or barb, just a kindly warning of the frustration you may have to go thru which is the same path I've been down.
Do I know you? Have we had some...
you'll need it! :crying:
For 15" woofer use oversize box (inside 18-20 x 18-20 x *). Fit same size x 1 or +" high density foam sheet (green stuff) in bottom; place a same size sheet on top with center circular cutout the...
How's it going?
Good grief! I just found this thread: http://www.audioheritage.org/vbulletin/showthread.php?5766-Building-My-Own-L100-Cabinets/page2&highlight=L100
where over 13 years ago (post # 29, 2005!) I...
How about we start a project to build an updated version of our own*? I'll be glad to supply the grilles.
*and using components from ANY supplier
And made here!!
MY version of this speaker (if I'd get any help!) would not have that problematic wood grille frame. This would simplify manufacture and lower the costs as well as further minimizing any edge...
So for 40+ years now, I have focused on (and was the first*) helping preserve and restore the legacy of Jim Lansing thru my products so I would think someone (anyone?) on this site would be...
It's back again!!!! Seems every time I turn around I have to log back in!!!

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HNCC History
In 1898, a group of Swedish immigrants gathered to worship in a small meeting house in Haddam Neck, Connecticut. From this beginning has grown a congregation rich in diversity, yet bound together by common faith.
We are part of the Evangelical Covenant Church, whose roots go back to the spiritual renewal that swept through the Swedish Lutheran Church in the 19th century. We confess the Bible to be the Word of God and believe in the necessity of the new birth - the new life in Christ. We celebrate the church as a family of believers, acknowledge our dependence on the Holy Spirit, and cherish freedom in Christ; a freedom which allows differences, but does not divide.
Our purpose as a church is described in our Mission Statement:
- To invite all people to the celebration of God's grace and love, given freely to us in our Lord Jesus Christ.
- To be made alive by the presence of the Holy Spirit, who dwells in us and among us.
- To be nourished and strengthened by the Word of God, revealed in the Old and New Testaments, given to us in the waters of Baptism and received in the celebration of the Bread and Cup.
- To identify and celebrate the gifts that make us who we are and challenge each other to be who God has created us to be.
- To be the living reminder of Christ, his real presence in the world in which we live and work.


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Do you get unwanted telephone calls? Do random people knock on your door all day? Do you get junk mail? Do you get junk email?
If these things irritate you — as they do me — today's column will give you some ideas and resources to help address your concerns.
Before we delve into various aspects of unwanted attention and how to address the situation, we need to ask ourselves — as I do — if we are really being bombarded, molested and annoyed by unwanted approaches or if it's possible that you are becoming an old, surly, obstinate, curmudgeonly.
A curmudgeon is a person who distains just about everything or reacts to everything in a negative way. If you know a curmudgeon, you have passed the test and you are probably not a curmudgeon yourself. If you don't know a curmudgeon, there is a possibility that you are the curmudgeon that everyone else knows!
Without exaggeration — OK, maybe with some exaggeration — I get about 30 unwanted telephone calls on my cell phone every day. Most are "robo-calls" related to business. Some are real people who try to "take just a minute of my time." As you probably know, "just a minute" is more like five. If you are patient, kind and understanding, and you take all these calls, it adds up to hours of your limited lifetime. (That's a border-line curmudgeon analysis.)
To start, you need to double-check everything you sign in-person or online. Chances are very good that everything you agree to includes a clause allowing use of your information for marketing purposes. You need to opt out of everything you can when appropriate. This also applies to contests, free weekends and similar info-gathering tools.
When I was young I answered the phone without any idea who was calling. That's not the case today. With caller ID, you can choose to ignore calls and with advanced options your phone will identify scams. Eventually, the theory goes, ignored calls will result in fewer calls.
You can also enter your name in the National Do Not Call Registry at www.donotcall.gov.
My wife purchased a nice artsy sign that reads, "No Solicitors, Unless You're Selling Thin Mints." It's posted just below the doorbell button and you can't miss it.
Unbelievably, a solar salesman knocked on the door and when I pointed at the sign he said, "Oh, sorry. I didn't see that when I knocked."
Obviously, you can put up fences and signs to deter unwanted solicitors but a determined person will still find a way.
If junk mail is frustrating you, contact the Direct Mail Association to help them get you off unwanted lists. The website is www.dmachoice.org. If you get too many unwanted catalogs you can get those under control at www.catalogchoice.org.
My main concern about too much junk mail is that I'll lose a bill or check in the pile. Another concern for folks is that their mail will be stolen by identity thieves. I get my mail at a post office box and other than the additional cost my only observation is that the lines at the post office are just too darn long.
(What's happening to me? I never get in line at the post office. Why is that bothering me?)
Finally, there is junk email. There are plenty of settings on most email accounts to filter out junk email. The problem is that sometimes something important gets culled and you miss a party or a fundraising event or something important.
It's a trial and error process, but email systems are getting much better at learning, so keep at it. There are also lots of applications and programs to filter email, but I don't use any of them so I can't make a recommendation.
There it is. A short list of ways to help prevent you from becoming a curmudgeon.
That's all I have to say. Go away! (Oh no. I'm full-curmudgeon.)
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Daily Angel Oracle Card: What Is Already With You, from the Sacred Rebels Oracle: Guidance for Living a Unique and Authentic Life, by Alana Fairchild
What Is Already With You: "You hold in your hand that which you seek. In other words, the pair of spectacles you have been rummaging around the house for, are sitting on top of your head. What you are seeking, perhaps by exploring far and wide, is actually right under your nose. You may not like this idea! It is so much more wonderful to imagine there is something yet to find. Of course, there is unlimited creative potential and always something more that can be – yet in this instance, it is important for you to know that you already have what you need and what you want. That doesn't mean it's the end of the story, although it does ask you to give up the fantasy that a perfect solution lies i the future somewhere. Instead it asks you to acknowledge that everything necessary for success is with you now. All you need to do is accept this and act with what you have available to you. This is good news. This particular chapter has a happy ending in store. That ending will become real for you just as soon as you stop trying to skip forward to the next chapter. Better to be completely present in the now. From here, the next phase will naturally happen without force on your part.
It might not seem like you have much to start with. Perhaps you feel that all you have is a small, simple choice to make – perhaps you have a song to begin, an email to send, a conversation to start or a sketch to let loose. However small, it is enough to get the ball rolling. Don't make the mistake of believing that what you need is behind you, lies with another or is yet to appear. You have all that you need to take the next step in your life and from that, all else will flow. And there is a sweetness to that. It is a small pleasure at first, but one from which greater pleasures can unfurl.
This oracle also comes with special guidance for you. You are more ready than you think you are. You are more prepared than you realize. You don't need an entire army of resources to move ahead – although you may find that when yo do move, many resources suddenly become apparent. All that you need in this moment is just one sweet act of nourishment. That is enough to take you out of backwards nostalgia or regret, and forwards into what is awaiting you now. Be brave. Dig deep within. And enjoy the sweet surrender."*
~by Alana Fairchild
You have everything you need in order to move forward. All the old excuses that you use in order to protect yourself from the new are no longer valid. Procrastination is no longer an option. The Universe is calling. Are you listening?
It's so easy to put your life on hold while you try to fix the things you think are holding you back. Only to realize that you, in fact, are holding yourself back. It's not about the money, or the weight loss, or the health improvement. It's not about getting approval or validation from others. This is about believing in yourself and your abilities. It's about acknowledging all the skills you possess, and all the inner wisdom. It's about knowing you are worthy by fully accepting and loving yourself. It's about knowing that everything will fall into place as soon as you take that first step.
Really, it's all about faith.
*Sacred Rebels Oracle: Guidance for Living a Unique and Authentic Life, by Alana Fairchild


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17th February 2019
Two tuition bonus bites bring Gaz Fareham to cracking St. Johns carp including one very deep-bodied 30-pounder.
After Gaz informed us of his success, we asked him to describe the session in detail, this is what he revealed: "After most of the UK's lakes being frozen for a week or two, finally last weekend saw some warmer temperatures and some decent weather on the horizon. So, with a tuition booked in for the Sunday I decided to grab a night first to try and get an idea about where they were and maximise our chances.
St Johns was the chosen venue at Linear, always good for a winter bite and with some lovely dark scaly ones to go at, I thought it would be good to have another go after having not fished it for 15 years.
The lake had defrosted on the Wednesday, but despite that I still felt pretty hopeful of a chance, if I could get on them. In the end I arrived late on Friday, well after the weather and seemingly everyone else had arrived, so with little to choose from I slotted into the one free swim on the end of the wind.
I got the rods out well after dark and to the best of my ability. I'd positioned them onto a nice silty spot amongst the big areas of gravel, I was hopeful, but not exactly confident. The night passed quietly, and a move was on the cards.
With the lake having been busy all weekend I wondered if a percentage of the fish had moved right out into the middle of the bowl end away from the pressure. With the wind creating a big lee and the sun catching it all afternoon, the long zone from the middle Point swim offered a nice-looking area and a good pair of swims for the tuition work.
After spending all day working on my client's rigs, spot finding and casting we settled in for the night. I found a lovely smooth, firm silty zone over the back of a big gravelly area and fished all three rods on little 12mm pop ups with small bags of crumbed Manilla and casters. Just 6 spombs went tight over the top with a mix consisting of 12mm Manilla, washed out and soaked in the Cloudy Manilla Liquid, crumb, corn and some Bloodworm pellet.
On first light, two bonus bites were very welcome, one being a mega shouldered 32lb 2oz Linear and the other a far more classically proportioned steel grey mid-twenty and although Adam didn't catch, given the conditions, water temperatures and frozen mats any bite felt like a massive bonus!"


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I began my journey into the world of women and gender in Iraq as a sociologist and a feminist that noticed how most literature on Iraq was written through a White Male Political Scientist's lens that failed to look at Iraq and Iraqis beyond the violence of political regimes committed against them.
In fact, most research about Iraq made it seem like everything in the country started, or ended, in 2003, the year of America's occupation. It was as if Iraq didn't exist before then. Even when it came to literature written by Iraqis, most of whom were in the Diaspora, books and articles were usually authored by older generations that were disconnected from the socio-political realities of the country.
To most observers, wherever they were based, the country merely existed as the sum of abstract interpretations, either made from a geographical distance or derived from a set of rigid and outdated social beliefs. Specifically, social research being published inside the country was a reflection Iraq's broken educational system, largely decimated by the UN/US Sanctions of the Nineties. There was very little content that reflected the tremendous role played by women to shape the history of the country, and most of what was written lacked critical approaches and intersectionality with issues like gender.
That is what inspired me to write a book that was as much about women, gender, and feminisms in Iraq as it was a feminist book about Iraq. For me, the personal is political. As an Iraqi woman myself, I wanted to see what economic and political dynamics drove the discourse and activism of other Iraqi women. That's why you will see in the book that there are so many moments where describing the place, space and environment where an interview takes place is as important as the interview itself.
Mentioning how electrical power cuts off in the middle of a discussion, or referring to all the checkpoints and walls that we had to cross to reach a demonstration, or talking about the attack on the Al Najjat Church took place during my visit, were all critical in describing the context in which women lived and organized in Iraq.
I also wanted to write a book that covered in detail the history of women's political experiences in different ethnographic settings from the very formation of the Iraqi modern state in the Thirties till now. I spent a lot of time throughout a period of two years inside the women's movement, observing and participating in women's groups, initiatives and campaigns from Iraqi Kurdistan to Baghdad to the country's south.
I wanted to interview women activists from all social, ethnic, religious and political backgrounds. I spoke to women between the age of twenty one and seventy four and always started with the question: Shinu illi khalach itkuneen nashita neswiyya? (What made you become a women's rights or feminist activist?)
This single question created hours of conversation from which I gathered a transgenerational oral history of women's social, economic, intellectual, and political lives since the 1950s. Our discussions dissected the most pressing issues facing women and civil society in Iraq, such as the country's Personal Status Code, ethno-sectarian violence, and the militarization of Iraqi society, while looking at universal concepts like social justice, gender equality, emancipation, and liberation.
I wanted my conversations with these women to present a multilayered understanding of Iraqi society, with a focus on the connections between gender, nationhood, the state and religion. In the book, I looked at the ways in which gender norms and practices, Iraqi feminist discourses and activisms are shaped and developed through state politics, competing nationalisms, and religious, tribal, and sectarian dynamics, as well as the violence brought on by war, occupation and sanctions.
Among the many things that I challenge in the book are manufactured dichotomies such as, "religious versus secular." I argue that when we contextualize and historicize women's social political activism in the country, we see that that notions of justice, dignity and equality are very intertwined and cannot fall into neat categories, whatever they may be. You can see these intersections in the below excerpt.
Now that the book is out, I want the Iraqi women with whom I spent time and from whom I learned so much throughout this research process to read it. This book is for them and for all progressive people that make up Iraqi civil, intellectual and political society first and foremost. I'm happy to say that an Arabic version of the book is on its way.
Beyond Iraq, I want people around the world to read it.
Seeing that I live in the States at the moment, I hope many Americans read it, because Iraq, just like Vietnam, is present in the everyday life of this country, in its prison industrial complex, in its normalization of the military industry, in police violence, in anti-black and anti-immigration racism and its neocolonial white feminism and so many other aspects of its social, economic and political life. This applies to all societies that have a history of war and colonialism.
In a sense, this book is for everyone that wants to better understand the intersections between gender and society in the so-called Middle East.
As for women's rights activists elsewhere, International Women's Day in Iraq is an occasion for women's rights activists to organize meetings, hold events, and raise awareness around sexism and gender-based violence. It is an opportunity for every organization and group to express their vision of and agenda for women's issues and rights. In March 2012, a meeting of representatives of women's rights organizations was held at the Iraqi Parliament. Hanaa Edwar – a leading figure of the Iraqi Women Network – delivered a speech to MPs, political leaders, and journalists on the difficult realities faced by women in postinvasion Iraq. I decided not to attend this meeting. At the time, after a year and a half of fieldwork in Baghdad, I no longer had the energy to wait for hours in the sun just to enter the Green Zone. Instead, I attended an Iraqi Women's League (al-Rabita) gathering in Ferdaws Square. Al-Rabita, or the Iraqi Women's League, is one of the oldest women's rights organizations in Iraq that historically has been affiliated with the Iraqi Communist Party.
Reaching Ferdaws Square, in the city center, was not too difficult that day. I left my house in al-Kazimiya, took the first taxi I saw, and reached the square in about forty-five minutes. Although I had to pass multiple checkpoints on my way into town, traffic was not bad for a Saturday afternoon. The gathering in Ferdaws Square was not large: 100 people at the most. The square was surrounded by heavily armed Iraqi soldiers, police officers, and an army tank posted at the entrance. Soldiers were managing the circulation of the cars and stopping and checking the belongings of everyone entering the square.
I walked toward the al-Rabita activists; they were handing out flyers – entitled "Social Justice" – and offering small bottles of water and sweets. The speakers stood on a small podium next to the empty pillar where Saddam's statue used to stand, and white plastic chairs had been set up in front for the audience. The beautiful Arba'ta'ech Ramadhan (The Fourteenth of Ramadan) mosque, with its blue mosaic dome, was to the left of the gathering. In the middle of the event, which included women's rights activists, unionists, parliamentarians, and poets, the afternoon call to prayer imposed a moment of silence on the group. Between each speech, middle-aged ladies danced wearing the traditional black 'abaya. They stood and sang slogans such as "Let her practice her rights" and "Where is our portion of the oil, listen oh Hajji?". We all laughed and sang with the performers and were moved by the recitation of poetry about the glory of Baghdad and the unity of the Iraqi people.
Seated next to me was a well-dressed woman in her late thirties; she wore a beige cotton hijab and brown jacket and trousers. While waiting for the next speaker, we began talking. She spoke about how al-Rabita had helped after the death of her husband in the sectarian violence of 2006. She had been unemployed, so the state allocation for widows – about 150,000 Iraqi dinars (less than US$100) – had been her only income; she and her three children were nearly starving. She said: "Really, the government is doing nothing for women like me, for millions of Iraqi women like me. But today, we came to celebrate Iraqi women, all Iraqi women." Iraqi soldiers stood near the podium brandishing their weapons, acting as the speakers' bodyguards. The presence of armed men was completely normalized, as if they decorated the square with their green, black, and brown uniforms. They were a necessary part of the setting and a reminder that this moment of hope, emotion, and joy was fragile and temporary. Despite our attempt to fully enjoy that moment, violence still surrounded us.
Two months later, I attended a gathering for Iraqi Women's Day, which falls on the birthday of Fatima al-Zahra', who was the daughter of the Prophet Muhammed, wife of al-Imam Ali, and mother of the two holy Imams al-Hassan and al-Hussein. The gathering took place at the headquarters of the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq, one of the main Shi`a Islamist parties brought to power by US-led coalition forces in 2003. The meeting was huge; there were about a thousand women waiting outside one of the barricaded entrances to the Green Zone. When I entered the venue, it was filled with women of all stripes: young, middle aged, and old; party activists from women's branches in Baghdad and the southern regions; and supporters and women who benefited from the party's charity and welfare support. Most of these women wore either a black 'abaya or long unicolor overcoat. After being closely checked by a team of women security guards at the entrance, they entered the venue happily. In the front row, on red velvet VIP seats, sat activists from every Iraqi women's rights organization – Islamists, leftists, Kurds, and Christian nuns – and representatives of different religious communities.
In the back, away from the fancy VIP seats, sat women whose travel to the event had been sponsored by the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq; most came from the impoverished southern areas of the country. The atmosphere was festive, with juice, water, and sweets being distributed to everyone. Ibtihal al-Zaidy, a member of the Da'wa Party and Minister in Charge of Women's Affairs at the time, gave a speech about "the Iraqi woman" since 2003. She advised all Iraqi women to follow the paths of Fatima al-Zahra' and Bint al-Huda, the sister of the tortured and executed Shahid al-Sadr. Al-Zaidy emphasized the importance of women's political involvement in the "new Iraq." Ammar al-Hakim, the head of the party, gave a long and romantic lecture about the "glorious status of woman in Islam," as represented by al-Zahra'. He distributed prizes to those whom he described as the "honor of Iraq, the courageous and strong Iraqi women." Most of these prizes were given to women's rights activists from both secular and religious women's organizations, as well as widows in charge of their households.
After singing songs glorifying Iraq and highlighting the unity of the Iraqi people, a youth group performed a short play about the life of orphans and widows forced to beg in the streets for their survival. A wave of emotion filled the immense venue; weeping could be heard throughout the audience, and tears were even visible in the eyes of prominent political leaders. A renowned female Iraqi poet recited poems mocking sectarian divisions and politics in the name of Iraq's diversity. Between religious preaching, political speeches, and moments of great emotion, reminders of the "unity of the Iraqi people" and the glory of "Iraqi women" were always present. The continuous emphasis on al-Zahra', as both a political leader and a pious saint, also hinted at the gathering's additional meaning: affirming Iraq's Shi'a identity.
This brief fieldwork description paints a picture of the ways women and gender issues are raided in the postinvasion context. Furthermore, this account reveals the concrete environment in which Iraqi women activists live and undertake their activities: general impoverishment, widespread sectarian violence, militarized urban spaces, and a capital always supervised by armed men at every corner. In addition, this anecdote also shows how different groups use women and gender issues for their respective ideologies and agendas. Such begs the question: what terms do women activists use to advocate for women's legal rights in such a context?


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Month: June 2016
"Tender Moment": pencil portrait of mother and child sleeping
This was done as a baby gift for a good friend and I hoped it would encapsulate the small yet strongly memorable moments in those early days.
Pink and yellow Alice Roberts Peony #2
Peony: the "king of flowers", according to the Chinese. I believe this is an Alice Roberts variety.
Pink and yello Alice Roberts Peony
A peony growing in my garden. Latin name: Paeonia suffruticosa.
European Wild Ginger Close Up
Asarum europaeum, commonly known as European wild ginger, growing my garden.
I am saying goodbye to my precious friends (my favorite plants and flowers) this week as we move away from Long Island to Boston, on our way to St Andrews.
Baby Boy Portrait, after Rubens' Portrait of his son Nicholas
A copy of Peter Paul Rubens' PORTRAIT STUDY OF HIS SON NICOLAS, 1621.


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Repopulate Stars (incl. SPNCR, Martin Ikin, Federico Ambrosi, Black Girl / White Girl, and more) Outer Limits
Repopulate Mars returns with its Repopulate Stars series for 'Outer Limits', including eighteen otherworldly cuts from SPNCR, Martin Ikin, Federico Ambrosi, Black Girl / White Girl and more.
Releasing music from the likes of Michael Bibi, Detlef, Latmun, Solardo and CamelPhat, Repopulate Mars is one of modern house music's most important platforms. Following on from an epic collaboration between Eli Brown, Anabel Englund and label founder Lee Foss, Repopulate Stars – the label's various artist series – returns for a summer instalment titled 'Outer Limits' featuring eighteen cuts from an array of established and emerging talent.
Appearing on Repopulate Mars before with collaborations alongside Lee Foss himself, SPNCR opens the package with fellow Los Angeles-based producer Steingold in 'For The Real' featuring infectious lyrics over a bouncing bassline and funky chord stabs. The release then proceeds to meander between different styles, with the wonky 'Minute Workout' from Dirtybird's Kolombo, purring low-end and heady vocals of Jojo Angel & Red Weeler 'Buck Of Donks', as well as the tantalising 'Probability' with its upbeat melodies and soulful vox.
Having recently dropped one of the label's most successful tracks, Martin Ikin returns for 'Serious Talk' complete with shifting drums operating alongside a compelling groove and powerful female choruses. Reblok then takes things into dark and techy territories with 'Your Love' before KC Wray teams up with Andre Salmon for 'Hugs'. Further in, Repopulate Mars regular Federico Ambrosi deploys modulating lasers, wonky percussion and delayed vocal cuts in 'Future Dancefloor', whilst Relief duo Black Girl / White Girl paint intricate patterns, floating stabs and driving bass in 'Mystikal'. Finally, SOSA ties it all together with the shuffling and twisted 'Booty Shake'.
Repopulate Stars 'Outer Limits' drops on Repopulate Mars on 3rd of May 2019.
01 SPNCR & Steingold – For The Real
02 Kolombo – Minute Workout
03 Martin Ikin – Serious Talk
04 Mhod & Federico Ambrosi – Groovin
05 Jojo Angel & Red Weeller – Buck Of Donks
06 Baum & Max Reals – Probability
07 Reblok – Your Love
08 Wise D & Kobe – Rutendo
09 KC Wray & Andre Salmon – Hugs
10 Federico Ambrosi – Future Dancefloor
11 Dead Space & G. Felix – Bump You
12 itsbilly & Monoky – Stay Filthy
13 Lubelski – Mama Used To Say
14 SYAP – Two Fifteen
15 Mhod – Drop That
16 John Sunmit & MKJAY – Divine Ritual
17 Black Girl / White Girl – Mystikal
18 SOSA – Booty Shake


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Stories about Egypt from January, 2007
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Like in Egyptian movies, there is a thin line between imagination and reality in Egypt, where two politically active bloggers get close to each other at an anti-government rally, then...
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This is Fulla, the Hijab-clad Arab Muslim adaptation of the decadent West's Barbie doll. Our Barbie wears the Hijab (head scarf) and Islamic attire – a long dress with long...
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First of all, I promise to upload pictures from the quilts I've quilted the last few weeks soon. Very soon.
Secondly, I am making really great progress on this Missionary Quilt. I counted the other night, and there are like 77 Sister missionary blocks and 240-something Elder missionary blocks. That's right, there are over 314 blocks. Sister Newman wants me to add a border, so I am thinking a 5 inch border around the outside will be adequate. I might have to border some of the blocks, too, but as of right now, it is looking like the quilt will turn out around a Queen size.
I finished all of the Sister blocks that have material provided. I counted around 53 blocks. There are about 25 blocks that need material. I kind of want to wait until I have the elders done, though, so that I can use matching colors from the leftover fabric from the other sister blocks.
I have a couple of design ideas for how to put the quilt together. When I get more blocks done I'll take pictures and post them.
Well, back to work!


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College imposes mandatory fee on students to fund scholarships for illegal immigrants
A private college in Arizona is charging students a fee to fund a scholarship for illegal immigrants, a controversial move supporters say gives a hand to those who need it but anti-illegal immigration advocates call irresponsible.
Prescott College is tacking a $30 annual fee onto its $28,000 annual tuition to establish an annual scholarship for "undocumented" students, as part of a policy first proposed by students and faculty from the undergraduate and Social Justice and Human Rights Master of Arts divisions. While students can opt out of paying the fee, if they do nothing it will be automatically imposed. Backers say it helps reverse what they call Arizona's reputation as a "national example of discriminatory politics."
"I am proud that our students take on the role of scholar activists," said school President John Flicker, adding that the university is committed to "broaden access to higher education for a diverse group of students" and "mobilize its resources towards social justice."
"It is beyond absurd that this college is going to force all the students to subsidize the education of a student who is in the country illegally," Vaughan
– Jessica Vaughan, Center for Immigration Studies
Supporters note that illegal immigrants are allowed to attend state and private colleges in Arizona, but in most cases cannot legally work or receive government grants or loans.
Making legal residents enrolled at the school pay for illegal immigrants' education is a slap in the face to a generation already facing its post-college years saddled with enormous debt, said Andrew Kloster, legal Fellow for the Center for Legal & Judicial Studies at Heritage Foundation.


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NEW ORLEANS -- Private security cameras dot the landscape. It's become a sign of the times in the Marigny neighborhood of New Orleans.
Tuesday, a crew installed a new state of the art, high-resolution camera system at Ed Pluta's home on Burgundy Street.
"It's just the security factor," Pluta said. "It's the sanctity. It's the safety. It's just feeling good within the confines of your own home that you can see what's going on know what's happening without having to put yourself out in harms way."
Over the past two weeks, detectives from the NOPD's 8th District went door to door in the Marigny, asking people to register their crime cameras with the city's SafeCam NOLA program. It gives police up-to-date contact information for residents and businesses with working cameras.
NOPD Commander Jeff Walls said that just last month, private cameras helped identify the three men responsible for a series of armed robberies in the Marigny.
"It just helps us so much more with being able to quickly obtain descriptions, put out perpetrator information, it's just another tool for us," Walls said. "It's an eye on the street, 24 hours a day."
Jeff Bromberger owns The Maison, a live music venue on Frenchman Street. He's one of 60 people who recently registered with SafeCam NOLA.
"Detectives came by and I honestly wasn't aware of the program," Bromberger said. "As soon as they told us about the program, to me it made perfect sense."
Back on Burgundy Street, Pluta said police are welcome to his video, but he still has reservations about registering his cameras.
"I don't want to be part of a registry," Pluta said. "I don't know how they would use it."
Walls responded by saying the program is strictly voluntary and police won't access any video without the owner's permission.
"This just gives us the ability to contact them," Walls said. "We're not going into their computer. We're not doing anything like that."
Bromberger called it a no-brainer.
"As much as we have a police force that's not to the size we should have, why not take any step we can to help," Bromberger said.
According to the NOPD, so far more than 3,400 cameras at about 1,000 properties are registered in the SafeCam database.
To register your security cameras, regardless of where you live in the city, visit SafeCam NOLA.
Click "Register Now" in the upper left side of the screen and it takes you directly to the online form.


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A's place Marco Estrada on 10-day IL with lumbar strain
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — The Oakland Athletics placed pitcher Marco Estrada on the 10-day injured list because of a lumbar strain, one day after a second consecutive shaky outing.
Estrada allowed seven runs and walked three in 3 1/3 innings in Tuesday night's loss to the Houston Astros. It was the second straight start that Estrada failed to make it past the fourth.
"He's had some back and hip things kind of in concert giving him a little trouble right now," A's manager Bob Melvin said. "He's had that in the past. We knew that 30-plus starts were probably not going to be realistic, and from time to time that this is something we were going to have to do with him. We knew all that going in."
Estrada signed a $4 million, one-year contract with Oakland in the offseason and has been second in Melvin's rotation. The A's are winless in his five starts.
Right-hander Chris Bassitt was recalled from Triple-A Las Vegas and is expected to take Estrada's place in the rotation.
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From making history with cannabis legalization to showing his support for minorities and marginalized folks across Colorado, Governor John Hickenlooper is certainly someone who is going to make it into the local, and national, history books.
Hickenlooper is being honored with an Ally Award from One Colorado to celebrate his achievements so far for queer people. During his two terms in office, he has championed LGBTQ rights many times, most noteably signing the Colorado Civil Union Act in 2013, an act that made Colorado the 18th state to recognize same-gender unions. This historic signing, and his general attitude and statements towards the queer community after taking office, helped Colorado to shake the stigma of "hate state" that plagued it during the 90s and early 2000s.
Most recently, he also vowed to protect transgender rights, a topic many politicians, even those who claim to support the LGBTQ community, shy away from. During Transgender Awareness Week, he referenced the 2008 law prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity, and reflected on how far the community has come. He also reaffirmed his promise to stand with the trans community, remember those who have lost their lives, and continue to fight for easier access to birth certificate changes within the state.
For Hickenlooper, these values didn't come about after years of interacting with the community, or as a result of needing to save political face. From the time that he worked in the food service industry, he was shocked and surprised by the fact that LGBTQ employees were still treated differently than their straight counterparts. This dedication to standing up for the underdog spurred him on to get more involved in politics.
Hickenlooper's term as governor is finally drawing to a close, and in yet another stand with Colorado's queer community, he is recommending openly gay man Jared Polis as his successor. He realizes that no matter how strong of an ally he has been, nothing can compare to someone who has lived the everyday struggles that an LGBTQ person faces.
In honor of this historic award, and Hickenlooper's final days in office, OUT FRONT sat down with the governor to talk about inclusion, being an ally, and what is still to come for Colorado.
What do you feel are some of your greatest achievements for the Colorado LGBTQ community?
It's funny; I have such a long history with family and friends in the community, so I don't really see a beginning or end from when I got into office. When I was in the restaurant business and my first restaurant manager left, we promoted a guy named Chris Horner to be our bar manager. He was openly gay, and this was in 1989. It was different back then, and that sticks with you.
Then, when I was mayor, we made sure that we covered every aspect of city rules and regulations and laws to make sure that everyone was treated equally. We dealt with some things that were really divisive, like back then, the community was really focused on prevention and response to the AIDS epidemic, so I focused on making sure that Colorado was a leader in that. Also when I was mayor, obviously same sex marriage was a huge issue, which we embraced. We called a special session, and even though we didn't win, I think we elevated the issue and set the stage for success.
What challenges do you think the LGBTQ community is mostly faced with today, and what can state governments do to help out?
There are always going to be challenges.I met a woman on an airplane two weeks ago when I was flying back to Denver and I was on my way back to the restroom; she grabbed my arm, and almost no one ever grabs my arm, and she looked up into my eyes and started to cry, and then she just said, "thank you, thank you, thank you." She said her daughter was transgender and bipolar and was really struggling, and the fact that I came out and spoke for trans individuals ment the life for her daughter.
That's really the first time anyone in a public space became so emotional, and it showed me how deep the challenge really is. If my public support for trans individuals being able to have every right, every privilege, every access, if that provokes so much response, it's a reflection of how vicious and accusatory the world is to people who are different.
What was it like to be an ally governor in this current political climate?
The political climate has certainly hardened and gotten more divisive and vicious and full of acrimony. You see these swastikas painted on buildings and the evidence of hate crimes, the cruel things people are doing, but in a funny way for many of us in public service, it hardens our reslove. It makes us want to work harder.
When I meet somebody that is just boldly attacking the gay culture or gay people, I've been trying harder and harder to ask some questions and really try and see where they are coming from and where those feelings are lodged. How deeply in the past did someone teach them that differences are something to be scorned? And it's funny; I feel like we almost get more progress on the individual level, not on the mass level. On the mass level you need action, laws, protest, and social mobilization. On the individual level I think the opportunity to talk to people really is powerful, and too often we don't utilize it.
How did it feel to win an Ally Award, and why was this a big deal for you?
It just means a tremendous amount. My dad got very sick and died when I was in third grade, and partly because of that, partly because I was a year younger, partly because I looked like a dork—I had these big, plastic glasses with really thick lenses—I was always interrupting people, always teasing them because I wanted to be liked.
I became that kid that was ostracized and marginalized and made fun of. I know I never lost that sense, and I think most people don't, and to be recognized with an Ally Award makes me feel like I'm part of a much larger community, and appreciated as part of a larger community, which is always a good feeling.
What would you like to see your successor do to help further your legacy supporting LGBTQ rights in Colorado?
I hope that my successor is Jared Polis, and he will be the first openly gay governor in the history of the United States. I told him that we have a good track record here and he better pick it up, but I was just teasing him, because obviously he lived that life and I think he will have the insight and get the support.
I think it is critically important that the gay community comes out strongly behind Jared, because I think having him in office will be one of the greatest things—seeing how an openly gay man leads successfully. I'm not sure there is much else that can match it. It's a unique and powerful opportunity, and I think I view it as part of my responsibility to make sure he wins and make sure he goes down as a great governor.
What are you going to do to continue advocating for LGBTQ rights after you step down?
Like I said, when I was in the restaurant business, I think we were one of the first mainstream restaurants in Denver to have our general manager be openly gay. In my life in the private sector, I will just as out front as I've always been and continue to be to work and make sure that everyone gets their fair share of the American Dream. I will continue to help people live and create and realize their dreams.


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A Laughing Horse Lodge, Port Aransas
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While you can find some stilted beach houses in Port Aransas, this cute little town is known for their colorful beach cottages scattered across Mustang Island, named for the wild horses that once lived here! We spent a week at A Laughing Horse Lodge in Port A, and loved being so close to not only the beach, but the main shopping and dining on the island!
Know Before You Go
You are located just a short drive from the island's ONLY grocery store, Family Center IGA.
Each unit has parking right at their door. Their is additional parking on site for guest, etc.
Our cottage didn't have a family area, but instead we had a fun deck where we all hung out! We only had time to cook out a couple of times, but I enjoyed just sitting back and watching the golf cars drive by!
Each cottage comes with a charcoal grill.
Our cottage came with a full kitchen, plenty of plates and silverware, plus cooking items! We had a table with 4 chairs, and just improvised for dinner for the 5 of us!
One of our favorite dinner activities in Port Aransas is to visit Port A Seafood Company, and purchase some fresh shrimp and their homemade shrimp boil! They will even loan you a big pot for the boil, but get their early, the pots go quickly! Click HERE to visit their facebook page.
The 2 bedroom unit was perfect for us, with a master bedroom and bunk beds!
The only tv was in our master bedroom.
The Laughing Horse isn't just dog-friendly, they'll make you want a dog if you don't have one! I loved that they offer water bowls, a dog bath for rinsing off the sand after a romp on the beach, and even dog tags with the Laughing Horse's address for them to wear during your stay!
The beach was just a short walk down the road, and we did just that every morning about sun-up during our stay! I loved how many shells we could find during our walks!
You can drive on the beach with a Beach Pass. The Pass cost $12 and can be purchased right on the beach, and is good for a year.
Walk or Ride your Bike
Being right in town, we were also just a short walk, ride or drive to all the fun stores and restaurants in Port A! In the evenings we would ride over to Deserted Island Ice Cream, which we LOVE and completely recommend! We also visited Hog Island Taco Company several, several times, because it's delicious! Click HERE to see their facebook page!
My kids love taking their bikes to Port A, and I let them ride just about everywhere during the week, when it's not as crowded! You can also rent bikes while there! We like Big Shell Bikes, click HERE to see their facebook page.
Golf Carts
You'll quickly understand that Port Aransas is ALL about the golf carts! People rent them to drive around town and onto the beach, they even have some with trailers! It's so much fun! There are plenty of rental companies on the island!
Things To Do in Port Aransas
These terrific cruises take you out into the bay, where you will have the BEST time! Treasure hunt, sword fighting, dancing and even a ship-wide water gun fight with the funnest pirates ever to wear an eye patch! Click HERE to read more!
There are secrets to building a REAL sandsculpture, and the Port Aransas Sandcastle Guy will show them all to you! I couldn't believe how interactive the lessons were, keeping even the smallest of our group busy! Click HERE to read more!
Grab a kayak and paddle out the Lighthouse Lakes Trail to see the Lydia Ann Lighthouse!
Fins Restaurant is really yummy, but they will also COOK YOUR CATCH FOR YOU! I haven't caught anything worth cooking yet, but when I do….. Click HERE to visit their facebook page!
A Laughing Horse Lodge
503 E. Ave G, Port Aransas
Click HERE to visit their website.
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The School Board on May 23 recognized band students who received a gold medal at the State Music Contest!
Front row, from left: Julianna Reaka, percussion quartet; Ashlyn Mohn, percussion quartet; Lilah Manning, flute solo, and McKenna Sloan, flute solo. Second row: Zach Paszkiewicz, trumpet solo; Zaran Jathaul, snare drum solo; Sage Buckley, clarinet solo, Cecilia Brown, clarinet solo, and Tammy Yang, marimba solo and percussion quartet. Back: Devin Tilawen, clarinet solo, and Board Member Aaron Howlett. Not pictured: Megan Strauss, violin solo, and Jayden Bramble, percussion quartet.


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President Donald Trump recently declared that "the Iran deal was one of the most one-sided transactions the United States has ever entered into." In response Iranian President Hassan Rouhani commented that "it will be a great pity if this agreement were to be destroyed." While the International Atomic Energy Agency, supported by Europe, Russia and China, has determined that Iran is not violating the nuclear agreement, the Trump administration is still looking to Congress to revise the deal. How are Iran's activities in the region, from testing ballistic missiles to its complex role in the geopolitics of the wider Middle East, impacting the US' stance on the agreement? How might a US withdrawal from the agreement impact US relations with Europe and the Middle East, and could parts of the deal remain even if the US withdraws?
Background reading and multimedia:
- Trump Can Make the Most of a Bad Deal
Michael Singh, The New York Times, September 13, 2017
- Administration Unlikely to Brief Senators on Iran Deal until after Certification Decision
Karoun Demirjian, The Washington Post, September 21, 2017
- Iran's Hassan Rouhani Hits Back at Trump in UNGA Speech
Al Jazeera, September 21, 2017


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Rob Portman, President Bush's budget director, stepped down Tuesday, citing personal commitments to his family and a desire to return to his home state of Ohio after serving in Washington for 14 years as a congressman and administration official. His departure from Washington has fueled speculation that he might run for Ohio governor in 2010, an option he has reportedly indicated he might consider.
Bush immediately tapped former Iowa congressman and gubernatorial candidate Jim Nussle to succeed Portman as director of the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB). His nomination will need to be confirmed by the Senate.
"It's difficult to leave such important and meaningful work, but it is now time to go home to Ohio," Portman said in a press conference at the White House, flanked by Bush and Nussle. He added that he wants to be with his wife and three teenage children. He is expected to leave OMB in August.
Bush praised Portman, saying, "There's no finer man in public service." He then described Nussle, a former chairman of the House of Representatives' Budget Committee, as a champion of tax cuts and an adherent of fiscal discipline. "Jim's name and knowledge command respect on Capitol Hill," Bush said.
OMB spokesman Sean Kevelighan said Portman had considered resigning for several months but waited to make sure a nominee would be in place to plan for the remainder of the current budget cycle, which ends in September 2009.
From 1993 to 2005 Portman served as a widely respected congressman from a district just outside of Cincinnati. In May 2005 he became the U.S. trade representative, and just over a year later he moved to the helm of OMB. Both positions are Cabinet-level.
Sen. Kent Conrad, the Senate Budget Committee chairman, expressed "regret" that Portman is departing OMB. "He is a person of credibility and decency that commanded respect on both sides of the aisle," Conrad said.
The Cabinet shake-up could be a political rebirth of sorts for both Portman and Nussle. Portman's name is often floated in Ohio as a candidate for senator, governor and perhaps even president. He is young (only 51), he has experience on Capitol Hill, and he has served just enough time in the Executive Branch--two years--to be respectable and still escape with his reputation intact.
Nussle, on the other hand, appears to be regaining political clout. Last fall he lost his bid for governor of Iowa to Democrat Chet Culver, and since then he has been an adviser in the state to presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani. But he too was a political wunderkind. Just 46, he served 16 years as a Republican congressman from Iowa, from 1991 to 2007, and in 2001 became chairman of the House Budget Committee.
Senate Democratic leaders were not immediately available to comment on whether they support Nussle's nomination.
If he is confirmed, Nussle will certainly have his hands full. The OMB director is an especially influential position because the office helps the president prepare the annual budget that is submitted to Congress, dealing with a range of issues from energy and defense spending to tax policies. Portman is leaving as the administration is threatening to veto several appropriations bills in a spat with Democrats over spending limits.


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Today was Administrative Professionals Day so we planned a picnic lunch at the historic Bonnet House. The house was built at the turn of the century by Fredrick Bartlett who was a very rich guy from Chicago. He had three wives and the third one, Evelyn, had the foresight to donate the house to the Florida Historic Trust and then this house was also listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is a wonderfully whimsical place that is decorated solely by Frederick and Evelyn Bartlett. Mrs. Bartlett had her summer home in Massachusetts and spent her winters here until she was past 100! She spent that last two years of her life up north and passed away at 109. The estate preserved a bit of Old Fort Lauderdale, right next to the beach. There are 35 acres of land that are beautifully landscaped and there are even swans and monkeys on the property. I couldn't catch the monkeys today, but I did find the swan's babies!!
We took the seven administrative professionals there and fed them sandwiches, salad and cookies and then they got their own private tour of the property. I stayed behind and chatted with my colleague at the Bonnet House!
In this first photo you can see the beach peeking out between the two palm trees. The foliage used to be a lot thicker but Hurricane Wilma did quite a lot of damage. They are replanting, but it will take years to look like it used to look.
The Bartletts were artists and every square inch of the house is either painted or has animal sculptures. In some cases there is faux marble painted either on the walls or on the floors. I wasn't allowed to take any photos inside the house because they just became an accredited museum. But there are found objects that were made into furnishings for the house.
I loved this photos because of the way the light was coming through the window onto the yellow bench and the contrast to the blue wall next to it.
This photo shows the center of the house, it is an atrium open to the elements. This is the way Florida homes used to be built, in a rectangle with all of the rooms opening out onto an open air atrium so that when you open up all of the windows in the house you get a REAL cross breeze. Beyond the fountain you can see the archway that leads (with double doors) into a two-story artist's studio where Fredrick did all of his paintings.
Fredrick painted the sea life on the ceiling outside of the entrance to their living room.
The Bartletts loved shells and pressed shells into the walls and floors throughout the house. In fact, they have a theater where they used to show movies to their guests and the entrance fee was a shell! The collection of these shells are still all around the house.
Well, Newton HAD to be cute and I had my camera out, so I HAD to shoot this one.
And I was letting Grace have her evening drink out of my bathroom sink and I took this close up of her tongue! I wish that I could have gotten closer because cat tongues are really amazing.
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If you're feeling just a little bit lazy, because you like to take an afternoon nap. Don't worry about it. Because, new research suggests that you're actually doing something that's very good for your health. Especially, your brain health. However, the length of you nap does play a role in just how healthy it is.
While brain boosting benefits are seen with naps ranging from between 30 and 90 minutes for older adults, naps that last longer than 90 minutes my actually cause cognitive problems. Including the ability to think and form new memories according to new study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.1
Charlene Gamaldo, M.D., medical director of Johns Hopkins Sleep Disorders Center says, "I consider napping to be a good thing, but it needs to be taken in the context of the person and his or her own sleep cycles and body, for older people, as the study showed, longer naps tend to interfere with cognition".
During the study data was collected from 2,974 people in China over the age of 65. Close to 60% of the study participants reported to researchers that they nap after lunch for approximately an hour.
What researchers discovered was that those who napped for between 30 and 90 minutes had better word recall a sign associated with good memory when compared to those who napped 90 minutes or longer.
Those whose naps lasted between 30 and 90 minutes were also better at drawing figures, another sign of better cognitive function.
One possible explanation as to why those who took longer naps had worse cognition is that taking longer naps during the day may be a sign of poor sleep quality at night, according to Gamaldo. "In the study, naps longer than 90 minutes could have been called 'a second sleep.'" This poor-quality nighttime sleep – the kind that requires extra-long napping during the day – can lead to cognitive problems, she adds.
When a person takes longer naps it can pose a few other problems according to Dr. Gamaldo. These include:
The overall consensus is that sleeping too much or too little may lead to poor health and a shorter lifespan. Dr. Gamaldo says, "people need to get the right quantity and quality of rest".
1. Li, Junxin et al. "Afternoon Napping And Cognition In Chinese Older Adults: Findings From The China Health And Retirement Longitudinal Study Baseline Assessment." Journal of the American Geriatrics Society 65.2 (2016): 373-380.
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Lime-Marinated Orange Roughy
"This dish is simple, flavorful and not fattening at all. And since it's so quick, you can have company over and spend all your time visiting." Pam Corder — Monroe, Louisiana
Total TimePrep: 10 min. + marinating Broil: 10 min.
Makes4 servings
- 4 orange roughy fillets (6 ounces each)
- 1/3 cup water
- 1/3 cup lime juice
- 2 tablespoons honey
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1/2 teaspoon dill weed
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Nutrition Facts1 each: 169 calories, 3g fat (0 saturated fat), 102mg cholesterol, 123mg sodium, 6g carbohydrate (5g sugars, 0 fiber), 28g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 4 lean meat, 1/2 starch, 1/2 fat.
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Very nice, light flavor. I used tilapia. I might try using lemon juice next time,
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Orange Roughy is now on the endangered species list so we used flounder and it was really good. Thanx for sharing.
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This was very good & I'm sure it would have been even better if I had marinated the fish for the suggested hour. I couldn't find orange roughy so used talipia instead. Make extra marinade & use it to season brown rice.
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KSA Cooperation in the Field of Nuclear Energy
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In the framework of His Majesty the King of Spain, Philip VI and accompanying delegation to KSA were received by HE the President of K.A.CARE Dr. Hashem Abdullah Yamani. During this meeting aspects of mutual cooperation between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Kingdom of Spain in the scope of the peaceful use of atomic and renewable energy within the frame of Kingdom Vision 2030 were reviewed. Afterwards H.M. together with HE the President of K.A.CARE toured Mishkat Interactive Exhibition which is considered one of K.A.CARE initiatives during which a movie entitled "the Kingdom of Sustainable Energy" was screened.
The meeting was attended by HE the Minister of Culture and Information Dr. Adel Ibn Zaid Al Traifi, the accompanying minister to HM the King and the Spanish ambassador to the Kingdom Mr. Joaquin Perez as well a number of K.A.CARE officials.
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I've been working crazy hours lately, and have only now gotten back to a kinda regular schedule. That all could change again next week. I don't want to complain though because I do love what I do.
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While Google's cloud business enjoyed some natural advantages as containerized applications became popular over the last few years, things are quite different when it comes to serverless computing. The company tried to make up for some of that lost time Tuesday at Google Cloud Next with the introduction new serverless technologies that build on its existing strengths.
Google announced that Cloud Functions, its serverless computing service, is now generally available, finally giving Google a competitive answer to AWS Lambda and Azure Functions. And the company also introduced Knative (kay-native), an open-source serverless computing project designed with support from Pivotal, IBM, Red Hat, and SAP that helps companies that have invested in Kubernetes get up and running with functions.
Serverless computing is a growing cloud software development practice that is geared around events and functions. AWS introduced this concept to modern developers with the launch of Lambda in 2014, which allows you to build an application that responds to certain events — like a click here, or a influx of traffic there — with a lightweight function that triggers an action. This can all be done without having to know anything about the underlying hardware on which this application will run, hence the "serverless" name.
It's also drawing attention because it allows companies to pay for cloud services on a per-second basis, given that they only need to use computing resources when an event is detected, rather than sitting around with the engine running in anticipation of something happening. Google actually introduced a version of this years ago for web applications, but has trailed the cloud leaders when it comes to making serverless computing more widely available to developers.
Knative drew a lot of attention Tuesday morning as news began to trickle out from the keynote. It's a preview of how developers will be able to build serverless applications atop Kubernetes, the container-orchestration platform internally developed at Google and released as an open-source project in 2015.
One of the drawbacks of serverless computing is that it exacerbates "lock-in" worries among customers concerned about that sort of thing, because once you build an application around a given serverless service like Lambda it will be quite different to move that application to a different service provider. It's early (it was released as an "alpha" preview Tuesday) but Knative could be way to let developers build serverless applications that target Kubernetes, which can be run across multiple public clouds and on-premises servers.
Of course, that means you have to use Kubernetes, which despite widespread support from cloud vendors is still a pretty big investment in time and expertise for companies looking to build cutting-edge applications. It makes some sense that Google would use Kubernetes as the common connection between multiple clouds, given its familiarity with the software and its need to encourage people using other clouds to switch, but putting Kubernetes at the heart of its cloud strategy assumes that developers will trade some of the simplicity of other serverless approaches to gain deployment flexibility.
During the morning event, Google also introduced serverless containers in preview mode, which is again based on Kubernetes as the common underlying framework. This technology also trails similar ideas from AWS, with its Fargate service, and Microsoft's Azure Container Instances.
Last month, Google's Aparna Sinha walked attendees at our GeekWire Cloud Tech Summit through a preview of how serverless technologies can run on Kubernetes, and a video of her talk follows below.
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Los Angeles, CA – August 21, 2017 – TriCoast Entertainment wants to thank every thumb that came to the "WTF: Worldwide Thumbwrestling Federation" first ever-live thumb wrestling competition, the "Thumble Rumble" Championship on the Venice Boardwalk this past Sunday!
Producer, Enrico Natale thumb wrestling against "WTF" fan on Venice Beach Boardwalk, August 20, 2017.
It was filmmakers, Enrico Natale and Steve Sirkis' goal to make thumb wrestling an Olympic sport by challenging all to battle the professional thumbs of the "WTF" all-star cast, including Kash Hovey ("Another Blackout") and Daniel Lugan ("Mayans MC").
As winners defeated the "WTF" experts, their golden thumb trophies only proved that even thumb wrestling should be an Olympic sport!
After all, we already have had these six "dumb" Olympic sports …
1. Equestrian Dressage – aka: "Horse Dancing"
When high-end people sit on a horse as it prances and jumps around a ring.
2. Handball
When soccer, basketball and gladiator behavior collide to attempt to get a ball into a clear cylinder.
3. Race walking
Since when is "speed-walking" even a sport?
4. Equestrian Eventing
Dressage, show jumping and cross-country riding combined becomes one of the most questionable Olympic sports.
5. Modern Pentathlon
The combination of eppe fencing, pistol shooting, a 200-meter freestyle swimming and much more … Seems impossible.
6. Canoeing
Not to confuse with "crew", but this sport combines aspects of kayaking with sprinting to a finish line.
WTF's director, Enrico Natale, has produced several award winning films at film festivals such as Manhattan Film Festival (2016), Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival (2016) and Los Angeles Film and Script Festival (2012). Released by Broad Green Pictures and TriCoast Entertainment, "WTF" will be on VOD this week.
WTF's all-star cast includes Debra Wilson ("MADtv", "Avatar"), Keith Habersberger ("Buzzfeed's Try Guys"), Eddie Jemison ("Oceans 11,12,13"), Samm Levine ("Freaks and Geeks") and WWE Superstar, John Hennigan.
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And I'm not saying that to complain! :)
My whole body is sore because I finally went to the gym yesterday (Happy Dance!) woop woop!
My legs are sore, so is my upper and lower back. I haven't felt like this in... forever? sounds about right.
Yup, cause Phil stopped dead in his tracks when he saw me walk in, like he saw a ghost or something lol for real
Oops I said "Phil" but I meant "Ajarn Phil Nurse". Phil was honored on May 17th with the title of "Ajarn" which means teacher which is the higher level that can be obtained by an instructor and can only be bestowed by another has that title.
It's a great honor and Phil is very deserving of it for his years of teaching, skills and ability to impart these to others. If you ever take a class with Phil you'll see what I mean immediately. Congratulations Phil!!
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