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A band will often times spend hours, days, even weeks coming up with the perfect name for their band. Many times they'll even come up with a name before making music. Even more so, they want to make sure it has a hard-hitting meaning.
Hailing from Ocean County, the members of Breathing Blue went the opposite direction. Using a name that came on the fly, Breathing Blue has made a name based on their music.
Dolla Bil Facciponte: Let's talk right away about what's new with you guys. You're working on the release of your first full-length album. How's that all going?
Matt Basilotto: It's going good. We recorded at The Pilot Studio with our friend Dave Ryan. We finished recording in February and we're all really happy with it. We're looking at a late spring/early summer release.
Chris Dechert: It's all new songs that no one has ever heard. These songs were written strictly for the record and they haven't been played out, so it's all fresh and new.
DB: Do you have a title?
CD: Yeah, it's called "Inner Animal."
DB: Is this album different from your previous work?
CD: It's a whole different ballgame.
Rob Bost: We found our new sound. Our first EP was like we were trying to find our sound. Now with the full length, we know what we want to be which is hard-hitting rock and roll.
DB: Your fans have gotten used to the sound you had when, as you said, you were trying to find your sound. Do you think they'll accept the new album just as much?
MB: We kind of weaned them into it. We released a couple of singles so they kind of knew what to expect. We kind of frankensteined a couple of songs. We took some dead songs and brought them to the new album.
CD: A lot of the songs had hints of our new rock and roll, southern rock style. All in all, the thing of us is we'll always have the same sound. Our singer is very different and we're pretty particular about our tones and way we have everything sound.
DB: So now let's talk about your past a bit. What brought you guys together to form Breathing Blue?
MB: Breathing Blue started about three years ago.
CD: Yeah, we were all in other bands, some together some separately. Our drummer was in another band and Matt, Rob and I were in a band together where I was the singer. We broke up and Matt and Rob started a new band with J.T our current singer. They called me out of the blue and said, "Hey man, why don't you come jam and play bass?" I thought it'd be cool so I went over for our first practice, and the rest is history.
DB: Well where did the name come from?
CD: We were going to play our first show and the promoter kept hounding us because he needed a name to put on the bill. We didn't care about a name or even try to think of one. Then for whatever reason, Rob turns around in the car and says "first band name off the top of your head." I said Breathing Blue and we just carried on with it.
DB: Aside from the upcoming album, you'll also be playing Bamboozle this year for the third straight year. What's that like?
MB: It's cool. Especially since it's in Asbury this year, it's probably going to be the coolest Bamboozle yet.
CD: Plus we're all big Foo Fighters and Incubus fans, so it's unreal for us to be playing with them in our home area. We're pretty excited for that and a bunch of other shows we have lined up. We have a couple of small tours coming up. We're really just trying to hit the road and play outside of Jersey. Although, we do have a big show coming up at the Starland Ballroom with Eve 6 that we're getting ready for.
DB: Are you doing any of your new stuff at the Starland show?
CD: Since the record has been done, all we do is play new stuff. Whatever our set time is – oh we have 30 minutes, we can do the first four tracks.
DB: You guys are pretty young and have done a lot for your age. Is that a weird feeling?
MB: I think sometimes we forget, but when you put it like that it makes us stop and think, "oh damn."
CD: It's like if you're a football player and you win all these trophies. After that you think, "oh I want to get into this college" or "I want to get into the NFL." So all the other stuff is cool, but when you think about it and look at all your trophies, you think "damn" and you're always just striving to do better and progress. We have our glory moments, but the next day we're right back to work.
RB: It goes so fast. It's an insane feeling. You forget about it while you're up there, especially big shows like Grammercy Theatre. It feels like we're up there for two seconds then it's over.
DB: What kind of struggles have you guys gone through?
CD: Being in a band. If anyone ever thinks it's a great idea to start a band and get a trailer and go on tour, don't do it.
DB: Then why do you do it?
CD: We're in too deep at this point. It's all we know how to do.
MB: Aside from that, it's just rough. We'll get in several fights a day. If you could imagine a struggle between two people and then on top of that you need money and then you have a deadline for something and then you have a struggle for trying to promote stuff. Everything just adds up and it's a struggle. Sometimes I don't even want to tell people I'm in a band because they'll look at me like a con-headed-ninny-mugget. Nobody knows there's more to it than playing music.
RB: Everyone thinks it's just fun, which it is, but it's still a job. It's one of the toughest jobs there is.
DB: Have you found it hard to balance the band and your personal lives?
CD: Absolutely.
MB: I think we're getting used to it because we've been doing it so long, but it's still really hard.
RB: It's brought some problems especially with girlfriends and things like that. There were some situations where it's torn us apart and changed us. Now it's all back to the way it was and we have our sixth member, it was all for the better. If that didn't happen then this stuff now probably wouldn't have, either.
DB: You guys clearly put a lot of work into what you do and people respect it. Especially with this interview, you guys were on board right away.
RB: It gets tough because people hear we're in a band and think, "oh there's a million others just like you." It doesn't get me down because the more people tell me that the harder it makes me want to work. It's a little discouraging but then I'll be like "well I just played to 1500 people last night."
MB: Sometimes I'll laugh with them and just think "I hate you," but it doesn't get us down too much.
DB: Which goes to show you guys are doing this for the love rather than the glory and money.
CD: When we go on a weekend tour or do any shows, it's like, how do you think we get six or seven hours away? We didn't make money at the last gig. It's about whose got money to put in the van or for a hotel. That all comes out of our pocket and it's so worth it to me because there's no greater feeling than that.
RB: All bands go through it when they start, you know, going on tour and trying to build a following.
DB: Some bands are fortunate to be financially back, but most aren't, and I think the ones that aren't get the most respect because people see bands doing it themselves.
RB: That's the goal. Hopefully people give us more of a push because we do do it ourselves. We want to build a big family of friends and fans that'll stick with us forever.
CD: We don't want to have one big hit and have that be the end of it. I'd love to play to 5,000 people a night. That'd be great, but I'd be perfectly content if we went on tour and there were 60 to 100 people there if every single one of them came to the show because they love our music.
DB: In the worst-case scenario that it doesn't work out, do you guys have a back-up plan?
CD: (Rob and I have both said) if you have a back-up plan, then maybe you don't care that much about your plan A.
DB: Finally, if you're only remembered for one thing, what do you want it to be?
CD: That we're all around badass. Cool dudes, cool music. I mean, think of Led Zeppelin. If you had one word to describe them, what would it be, you know?
DB: You guys do what you want to do and it works for you. You've found your sound and know where you want to go which is the biggest part of the battle. You definitely look like you have fun on stage and I've had a great time here. Do you have any final words?
Collectively: Rock and roll!


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The Endless Fridge Debate: To Clutter or Not To Clutter?
A couple of my friends had decided it was time for a new refrigerator. As they became increasingly interested in a particular model, the salesman warned them about its downside — it wasn't magnetic. Downside? They were sold! It now sits, tranquil in their kitchen, with not a party invitation, wallet photo, or dry-erase board in sight. And they couldn't be happier.
Personally, I tend to keep my refrigerator door pretty neat and tidy. Usually, all you will find on it is a small calendar for coordinating family schedules and a recent party invitation tucked along the top of the calendar. Just the same, it's very freeing knowing that if I wanted to plaster the door with photos, magazine clippings, and magnets, I could! I don't think I could be content with a non magnetic refrigerator.
Is your fridge door neat and tidy, or cluttered and busy? Would you be able to live without a magnetic refrigerator?
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I wouldn't exactly call my fridge "Clean"...
It's loaded w/ magnets acquired from different cities in my travels as well as a few from Anne Taintor whose humor I absolutely love!
But it's all neatly arranged!
I could live with it, but I don't think I would prefer it. Right now, I have some Pikachu, Zelda, and kawaii mushroom magnets holding up some of my colorful sketches. I think it allows a little more cute and geeky personality in my kitchen. I would not be nearly as happy looking at my fridge if Pikachu's grinning mug wasn't there.
I allow myself to "clutter" the side of my fridge, but never the front. With the front clean and clear, it looks neat and tidy. The side has coupons, calendars, and odds/ends types notes that would be forgotten if tucked out of site, but still try to keep them organized and looking neat. If it ever starts to get cluttered, I pull everything down and start over.... ultimately though, when I upgrade my fridge, if it isn't magnetic, I don't think I'll miss it.
My fridge is empty and I'd have it no other way.
I too have a refrigerator that won't hold magnets. And it doesn't bother me in the least. But maybe that's because I'm not a "refrigerator magnet" kind of girl. I'm very particular about what does and doesn't get displayed in my house. While I think that other peoples' fridge displays are often very cute and cozy, it's just not my look.
Love my cluttered fridge! Everytime I pet sit for a friend I ask for a magnet in return. So my fridge has magnets from all over the world holding up drunken, hilarious pictures of my friends, which makes me so happy!
I have spice containers on the "hidden" side of my fridge, but otherwise my fridge is clean... except for a few things that my mom has given me over the years, and I feel obligated to display. I keep trying to figure out a good way to get rid of them... I LOVE Mom's photo-filled fridge door, but would hate to have that in my house for some reason!
When I first moved into my current home, slapping on the old magnet collection onto the fridge door was one of the first things I did, and there they stayed, until I gave the door a wipe. For some reason, some magnetic pieces were harder to remove than others, some seemed to be practically welded on and could only be removed with a spatula and grim determination. I don't know what the cause for this was but it put me off putting anything magnetic on there again. I've since grown to prefer my 'naked' door. I would even say that it seems more mature to keep it bare, but as I had simply moved the magnets onto the seldom-used-oven door, well....
We have a few things on the side, but nothing (but one large ( 8x8) and attractive sunburst magnetized thingie) on the front. We used to have a bunch of magnets but when we had to get a new fridge (the old one died at the holidays last year) we found we liked the tidy new face. The magnets from the previous fridge are now on brightening up the basement freezer.
I would never put anything on my fridge. I hate the way that looks.
I love my fridge clutter, its filled with funny postcards, magnets and photos ... but its all neatly arranged and every so often I switch it up. It's like my grow-up corkboard from my room growing up.
We have a fridge that won't hold magnets and while it looks better it's pretty useless.
I too, love my mom's magnet covered fridge, but couldn't bring myself to do the same thing.
I'm a former fridge-as-bulletin-board person. It was one of those things I just started doing without even thinking about it because that's the way it was while I was growing up.
Then I got a non-magnetic fridge.
It cramped my style at first but now cluttered fridges make me itchy. OTOH, I like how you can tell quite a bit about a person by what they have stuck to their fridge door.
I too used to have the world tacked on my fridge. But having decided to declutter, the fridge was the first place I started with. To be honest I like it much better now. To each his own style.:)
Pristine for me. All that trashy looking junk goes inside the pantry door where I mounted a cork board. (In my old house, it was inside a cupboard door near the phone.) Not having kids might be a big element in my choice...
I de-cluttered the fridge when I moved. I sent to Goodwill all but one magnet, a red bird in flight. I see it as art. So far I have tacked up one pizza flyer with a short expiration date, and that's it. I prefer a clean refrigerator. I also de-cluttered my kitchen counters. Coffee bar and that is it. It makes the kitchen a breeze to clean, too.
I know their passe as hell, but we have a bunch of magnetic poetry sets on our fridge- the therapist one, the spooky one, and the art one. I feel like, since their all the same thing, they don't add a lot of clutter, and they give me something to fidget with when I'm in the kitchen waiting for something to be ready. Plus, it gives people a chuckle when they inevitably congregate in the kitchen.
I hate a cluttered fridge. My former roommates covered every available space with tacky magnents, wedding invites for weddings long past, and post cards. I hate, hate, hated it. Now that they're gone my fridge is a calm place of order! There's the dry erase board for the shopping list and the post its to copy the list and take it with you, and nothing else. It's wonderful.
I have things displayed on my fridge, but I'd hardly call it cluttered. I take great care to curate the images on my fridge (taken from design magazines and other places) and display them by using magnet paper so everything has a clean edge.
My front doors are not magnetic, but they are cluttered...with fingerprints. That is the downside to stainless steel, but honestly it doesn't bother me all that much.
Only half of one side of my fridge is exposed...and that is magnetic. I stick coupons on it and the various magnets I've collected over the years.
Cluttered fridges make me nervous (who can find anything on one that is completely papered?!), but I still like to have some things out. The front of our fridge has: the current season's to do list, my honey's daily honey do list, current party invitations, and three DIY folders with magnetic backs to corral most things. Our reusable/erasable grocery list and cleaning list hang out on the side that's hidden from the kitchen entrance. We still end up losing some coupons, but it looks much neater.
I have a stainless steel fridge and its not magnetized. I don't mind because we keep my daughters art work on the front of the dishwasher :)
I have a stainless steel fridge with magnetic sides. There is nothing on the front. On one side which faces the doorway into the kitchen I have magnet souvenirs from cities, museums and attractions. I have them neatly arranged at eye level. The other side faces cabinets, and the stove is on that wall, so I have magnetic spice containers and things like a magnetic bottle opener and pot holders on that side as a continuation of the backsplash area.
When I was younger I used to like a pristine fridge with nothing on it. Now, I rather like having carefully selected, meaningful or useful items on it.
our fridge is covered with magnetic poetry (mainly to cover the rust spots..)
I use the front of my refrigerator to display my postcard collection. They're arranged neatly and I use tiny magnets so the display looks pretty good. Cluttery stuff like a notepad for grocery lists and decorative magnets go on the side.
My fridge is a basic, beige box so it's not like it was beautiful enough to leave alone.
I had a cluttered fridge until one "life expert" suggested that it invited general clutter. I pared it down to the magnet board (great for grocery lists), a cat photo and a few magnets with important numbers like the vet and pet poison hotline.
We also collected some gorgeous magnets from a few art museums in NYC. Those tactfully hold up the few items and it's just right.
i have a bare fridge. i used to put magnets and pictures and even favorite recipes on there, but i find that it's easier to clean and maintain when there's nothing i have to take off.
i'm all for a cluttered, but organized fridge. its the perfect place to post inspiring, pretty, favorite images because its a place where you're bound to see it at least during your three meals a day!
Oh, my fridge is cluttered to high heaven, but a lot of the stuff up there is there for a reason. And, you know what? I love my refrigerator magnets (some stupid, some not), and don't think it would feel right without them.
It totally depends on what type of space you have...
Some people put art on walls. A fridge can be a type of art- if you are in a studio or some other limited space, its an expression of you.
Not sure that I would do it in a more formal house, but in my 20-something urban condo it works for me.
I can't stand an overly decorated/cluttered frig, I've lived with people who weren't happy unless there was a 100 things on it, when I got my first place on my own, my frig was magnate free for the first 5 years. Now I have my Paul Frank magnets, pop art goodness in moderation.
I won't be cluttering anytime soon, my stainless steel fridge won't allow for any magnets which is fine by me. I am learning to declutter- and that alone feels great, one step nearer to my not being a packrat.
My fridge has always been completely clean but I bought a magnetic week to view calendar last week that is about 12' square. That's up there now and I'm still undecided as to whether it needs another home.
An unadorned fridge = no sense of humor.
Especially if it's stainless steel with no magnets on the side.
Seriously, if there's one place in your home where you can toss out the idea of a "thesis" and of "editing" it should be your refrigerator. The stakes are really not that high, people. Show some personality.
I have a single, big, flat magnet on my fridge; I regard it as a slate. That the one I write my "ingredient of the week" on (mango vinegar anyone ?). And that's all. I don't like cluttered fridge, especially the ones in kitchen. I hate looking at a busy fridge at 7 in the morning, it stresses me too much. I know it's going to be a busy day, but I really love my 20 minutes-breakfast to be a calm end of a good night's sleep. So, no music, no tv (we don't have any anyway), no visual clutter, and (we the renovations are over), a soothing, bright, clean and happy kitchen !
I have a very open plan main area so having things on my fridge looks cluttered. I like to keep most of it in the study (which is 2 steps from the fridge...) but invitations, (or a photo or note that makes me smile) go on the side where it can be seen but doesn't look 'messy'. I admit we also have a bar fridge in the garage that's covered (...... and I mean covered) in stickers, magnets, kids drawings and photos. I think that it really depends on how it makes you feel. :)
How would I keep up with those chip clips? I use them to keep all sorts of things closed...and I only buy them in magnetic so I can put them on the fridge so they are easy to find. Good side is I can clip a note to the fridge easily. Plus I think I have a magnet of the general landscape of every where I've been.
My kitchen is very organized, clean, and nothing on the counters. However the top front of my fridge is covered with travel magnets and small photos. Ying and yang. I don't like papers or anything that has movement or not neatly placed and secure. It's like a picture/art.
There is nothing hanging off the doors of the fridge, and only two things on the side, both calendar-related, small, and entirely magnetic (no flopping edges or sliding magnets). I do serious work in the kitchen (that's how it feels, anyway, having to keep everyone's food preferences in mind while making food that is nutritious, delicious, and in some way interesting for me to make) and I don't want stuff getting in my way.
I think an nonmagnetized fridge is a sacrilege! I can understand why some people like a clean bare fridge but I have to have my photo booth pics, vintage postcards, illustrations, and valentines & photos. I love being able to rearrange the collage and I am so happy seeing the Lynda Barry comic everyday! To me, an empty fridge front would mean I had a lobotomy and I am sincerely that dramatic about it. I do have areas in my house that are minimal, so it's all in balance.
i collect magnets from all of my travels...so of course the perfect place to display is the fridge!!! DUH!!
Growing up my mom always put lots of magnets from traveling, etc everywhere. So I used to keep lots of stuff on mine when I moved off to college. As I've gotten older I started hating that idea. I would have roommates who would want to slap big magnets on things. My last roommate insisted on having this huge UT longhorns magnet on our dishwasher despite the fact we were long out of school & lived in a house with a really nice custom kitchen. Annoyed me so much. My boyfriend and I have a pretty black fridge now in our first house. (I am over the stainless look so that was first thing to go in our new house. hehe). He tries to keep things on it but I just take them off. So our compromise thus far has been he can keep a couple clips on the side where they aren't as noticable & a bottle opener magnet. But I am working on him.
My fridge is a gallery for postcards and photobooth photos--it makes me happy!
I'd deal, but it is very useful to be able to post recipes, etc.
I also don't mind a neat display. And a relationship is about compromise--the boy loves to collect magnets, postcards, beer labels, etc. on travels.
What are those long things hanging off the fridge in Photo #3?
I guess I'll be reorganizing the front of my fridge tonight.
You guys are intense!
I was always a strict "nothing on the fridge" kind of person until recently when we hung up birthday cards our nephews had made for my husband. Somehow that just seems perfect for the fridge.
I haven't had a magnetic fridge for years, but I painted the edge of my back door with magnetic primer before the final coat, so that's where my magnets live.
One of my favorite things to do when I go to other people's houses is look at their fridge decor, however. It's always fun and quirky.
Our fridge is the first thing you see when you walk in. It was covered with photos of our friends and family in neat magnetic frames. I took everything off when our house was on the market and Every Single Person who came in commented how they missed all the smiling faces.
Now that our house is under contract the children's artwork "clutters" it. I couldn't be happier.
woah I didn't know you could have a non-magnetic fridge. Anything that is steel will hold a magnet. Do people have plastic refrigerators? Weird.
Mine was covered with that magnetic poetry which gets on my nerves, it's just too messy. Sometimes magnets remove the paint too :(
I took them all off (painstakingly) and now I'm happy with the white space. For the moment.
On the front I've got 2 magnetic can openers, and 3 magnets - all of which were gifts from my sister. And that's it, anything more is too cluttered for me. I think no magnets at all looked cold/sterile in my kitchen full of stainless steel appliances.
I love the stuff on my fridge. I have pictures of friends, funny magnets, my favorite teams. It's one of the first things I do when I move because it makes it feel more like home.
If anything, I think I tend to be too much of a purger in general and my place can end up feeling a little bare and cold.
So I embrace my cluttered fridge, which holds takeout menus, many photos (a fave being my rural aunt surrounded by her blue-ribbon-winning produce!), hockey ticket stubs, shopping lists, a drawing of myself as a book-reading fairy (made my a 6-year old niece who is now in college), among other things. It's not beautiful and it's certainly not curated, but I like the warmth & fun of it.
To each his own, of course, though! But I do notice friends and family always seem to like to peruse what's there--just like I enjoy perusing other people's fridges when I'm at their home!
My fridge has stainless doors, but black sides. It's the perfect thing for me. Where it sticks out past the cabinets I can post whatever I want, but I'm limited to that space where it isn't as much of an eye-sore...like the doors. The doors are just nice sleek stainless. :-) Love my fridge.
I prefer a clutter-free fridge, but I did stick a few favorite magnets to my steel filing cabinet in my home office.
The nice thing about being an adult is that if I want, I can eat my dessert before dinner and that is my choice.
But where the outside of my fridge is concerned,
I enjoy being a kid.
I would never WANT to live with a non-magnetic fridge. My fridge is my own personal art gallery/family album/inspirational bulletin board.
Every so often I change things around(new photos, art postcards, fortunes from chinese cookie(some of the best advice I have ever received came from fortune cookies) and whatever inspires me at the moment.
No "adult fridge" for me.
I enjoy my fridge as a space for creative expression.
NB. the inside however is clean, organized and uncluttered......just the way I like it!
I always wondered who bought those hideous magnets I see in tourist stores when I travel. Now I know.
I dislike clutter of any kind...but especially on the fridge. Don't have it in my house. It sets my nerves on edge in other's houses.
I don't see why a person would decorate an appliance. People don't stick junk up on dishwashers or ovens or washers or dryers. Why is it the refrigerator that people are so attracted to? Is it the size? That is the very attribute that makes me want have the fridge blend in as much as possible. Why make it even more obtrusive by using it as a place to hang junk?
Oh well, as my sainted mother used to say: The world would be a boring place if we were all the same.
To me it's no different from decorating a wall - I like a few interesting or personally meaningful items, art, photos, but not too much clutter.
everyone loves to explore fridge displays. my photographer friend says she wants to do a collection of photos of people's fridges. Also, did you guys read the piece in the NYT about family time? I'll never forget one of the things the reporters found: that in people's homes their fridge was an excellent indication of the clutter in the rest of the house.
interesting conversation. I use the side of my fridge to hold family photos and some art. it's become especially useful since we have lots of family that live far away and my 2 year old loves to look at everyone everyday. i keep it really neat with tiny magnets so I really don't feel like it's "cluttered." but, the front has become a breeding ground for all kinds of old invitations and junk. . . looks like I'm off to declutter.
We argued about the fridge door for years. I loved the photos on the refrigerator door, but my spouse didnt like the clutter and mess. .
One day I came home to a refrigerator door covered with our favorite photos in a single large magnetic photo frame. Surprise, surprise. Our whole door was a great big photo frame.
This large magnetic frame measures 16" X 24" and holds photos of all sizes. Found it online.
We liked it so much we now have 2.
All the photos are neatly arranged in a large magnetic collage display in a neat and protective frame.
This is the most viewed scrapbook page that I have ever created.


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Just finished reading about her passing on-line. What a voice and what a talent she possessed. Reading about how painful and tumultuous her later years were makes me sad. May she truly rest in peace.
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Sad, alright. I loved her album Mystery Lady when it came out. She did tunes Billie Holiday used to do, like "Lover Man," "The Man I Love," and "The Very Thought of You"--something different for Etta, miles away from R & B. I remember "Don't Explain" more sounding true and real than I'd ever heard it.
Oh man... Rest in peace, Etta. I was playing a bunch of her tunes just last night with a soul band.. she was so heavy.
I knew a few weeks ago when she had to go into the hospital that the end wasn't far off for this incredible woman. What a career she had, right from the 50's up until very recently, with one of the greates R&B voices ever. I was fortunate to get to see her at least 3 times many years ago when she was in full form, and she was a knockout. Goodbye Etta, you'll be remembered for a long time to come.
Music is a magic elixir. It renews the spirit and fills the soul with joy -- Jazz Is All
"It's all about the spirit. The body will be gone in a blink, but the spirit never dies. That is jazz." -- Sonny Rollins
Very sad indeed to lose a lady of Etta James' stature.......RIP Etta. You will most definitely be missed.
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Healthy Waterways is committed to continually improving our knowledge base and to the development of decision support tools to assist stakeholders in achieving natural resource management outcomes for the future.
Decision support tools such as the Environmental Management Support System (EMSS) and Receiving Water Quality Model (RWQM) for the estuaries and Moreton Bay are useful to evaluate the effectiveness of the actions which are being carried out to improve water quality. They also help stakeholders determine sustainable loads and set achievable environmental targets for waterway management. Regional EMSS The Environmental Management Support System (EMSS) is developed to assist the management of water quality across the south-east Queensland region. It estimates daily runoff and daily pollutant loads from 175 catchments in the 23000 square kilometre region and the storage and transport of runoff and pollutant loads to the receiving waters.
The model estimates are sensitive to changes in climate, storage operations, land use and land management practices. The main use of EMSS is to estimate current runoff and pollutant loads and assess the impact of changes in land use and land management practices on runoff and pollutant export loads. There are nine land use categories in the EMSS excluding water. More Local Scale EMSS The Local Scale EMSS (LEMSS) is a model of catchment runoff, water quality and stream ecology as applied to the Pine Rivers region of South East Queensland. This region includes the catchments of Samsonvale and Kurwongbah. The purpose of the LEMSS is to predict daily total sediment and nutrient loads delivered to the reservoirs. In addition to predicting runoff and pollutant fluxes through the river network, the LEMSS predicts some basic measures of aquatic ecosystem health in each segment of river network represented in the model.
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The scenarios include total annual loads of nutrients and sediments to Moreton Bay, the effects of population increase, the impacts of upgrades to wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs), the impacts of the removal of selected WWTPs, the contribution of point source, non-point source and resuspension to suspended sediment loads in the Bay and the efficiency of Stormwater Quality Improvement Devices (SQIDs).
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Yesterday's piece about Rod Hockey got me thinking about History's great military match-ups Sure, just about everybody says that War is a bad thing, but you'd be hard pressed to find a single individual who doesn't express a keen interest in some conflict, be it the Battle of the Alamo, the Siege of Troy, or the occasional dirt clod fight (Nobody ever picks Vietnam, The Battle of the Little Big Horn, or the Sinking of the Rainbow Warrior)
Lately my mind has been preoccupied with a clash that took place on the island of Anglesey in 60 CE between the Roman Empire and the Druids.
Now, it would be easy to cast this engagement as histories first conflict between a well organized and industrious civilization and a bunch of smelly, tree-hugging hippies, so that's pretty much what I'm gonna do. If you have a problem with that, you can go read a book.
You've probably hear that the Romans were extremely accommodating when it came to the religious beliefs of other cultures (for example, Jews living within the Empire were allowed to pray for the emperor instead of to him). This was ture with two notable exceptions: the Christians (whose history as lion kibble is well known) and the Druids.
The Druids earned this special distinction because they weren't just priests. They also served as advisors to the Celtic kings (who they had the right to speak ahead of in tribal councils), proto-doctors, lawyers, judges, ambassadors, and oral historians. Druids had their own "universities" where they taught, learned, memorized Druidic skills. This knowledge was always passed on by word-of-mouth: never written down: keep that in mind, it'll come up again later on.
Since the Druids were the keystone in Celtic society it didn't take long for the Romans to figure out that if they could break the Druids, they could break the entire Celtic world: If they could just find a reason to eliminate the Druids. Fortunately for the Romans (but not so fortunately for many Celts), the Druids, like the Carthagians practiced human sacrifice (although the Carthagians had the good taste to limit their sacrifices to just children)
In 54 CE, Emperor Claudius outlawed the Druids within the borders of the empire and six years later Gaius Suetonius Paulinus, the Roman Governor of Britain (and the famous fuckup behind Boudicca's uprising) launched an assault on the center of Druidic society, the aforementioned the island of Anglesey
As far as battles go, the whole affair was about as one-side as Kent State. Basically the only resistance that the Roman army had to face was the Druids attempt at psychological warfare. As the historian Tacitus would later put it:
By the shore stood an opposing battle-line, thick with men and weapons, woman running between them, like the Furies in their funereal clothes, their hair flowing, carrying torches; and Druids among them, pouring out frightful curses with their hands raised high to the heavens, our soldiers being so scared by the unfamiliar sight that their limbs were paralyzed, and they stood motionless and exposed to be wounded.
It only took the Roman soldiers a few minutes to regain their wits and courage. Embarrassed by their earlier case of willies, they set about slaughtering the Druids and raising their sacred groves.
Here's a lovely recreation, courtesy of the Tiny Plastic Players:
Now at this point, you're probably asking "So, if the Romans pretty much wiped the Druids off the map, then where did these smelly, sheet-wearing hippies dancing around Stonehenge on the Winter Solstice come from?" Good question. In the eighteenth century there was a revival of Druidism in England (yes, in the middle of the Age of Reason). Since the original Druids never wrote anything down, the ceremonies of the modern Druids basically consist of crazy shit they came up with while stoned.
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Suspect in dismemberment case filed a protective order against victim two weeks before murder
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COVINGTON, Ky. - Court documents reveal another twist in the case of a Covington man found dismembered at an apartment building.
Covington police discovered the body of 57-year-old Donnell Brown on Thursday at an apartment at 1315 Greenup Street. According to a search warrant, officers immediately noticed a torso in the bathtub. The arms, head and legs had all been removed from the torso according to the court document.
Investigators arrested three people, including a couple who lived in a nearby apartment. Austin Eash, 21, and Tiffany Herrera, 27, along with a 17-year-old male are facing charges of murder, tampering with evidence, theft and abuse of a corpse.
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A search warrant also stated officers found a list of items from the apartment including bleach bottles, trash bags and drug paraphernalia.
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Herrera wrote, "I have a 3 year old child. I fear for our safety. Donnell Brown has chased me with a gun, dragged me up the street by my hair. I am a heroin addict. I've been clean for 3 days and he was my supplier with money. I'm trying to quit. He stands outside my home all day and night. I had to send my child to stay with my aunt because he scares me. I have a recording of him say he will kill me and himself!"
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This is my go to banana bread or muffin recipe. I've been using it at least every other month since it was published. It's freezes beautifully and people never guess that it's whole wheat or healthy. I use King Arthur White Whole Wheat flour instead of the pasry flour.
Toni's Banana Chocolate Chip Walnut Bread
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 150
- Calories from fat: 29%
- Fat: 4.9g
- Saturated fat: 1.2g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.8g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 1.6g
- Protein: 3.2g
- Carbohydrate: 25.8g
- Fiber: 2.7g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 0.9mg
- Sodium: 153mg
- Calcium: 41mg
- 2 cups mashed ripe banana (about 4)
- 1 cup vanilla fat-free yogurt
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat vanilla soy milk
- 1/4 cup canola oil
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 4 cups whole wheat pastry flour (about 20 1/2 ounces)
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup semisweet chocolate chips
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- Cooking spray
- Preheat oven to 350°.
- Combine first 5 ingredients in a food processor; process until smooth.
- Lightly spoon flour into dry measuring cups; level with a knife. Combine flour and next 5 ingredients (through salt) in a large bowl. Add banana mixture to flour mixture, stirring just until moist. Stir in chocolate chips and walnuts until well combined. Divide mixture evenly between 2 (9 x 5-inch) loaf pans coated with cooking spray.
- Bake at 350° for 50 minutes or until a wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool in pans on a wire rack 10 minutes. Remove from pan; cool completely.
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- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol
- COOKING METHOD: Food Processor, Bake
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OH SO GOOD! I loved this recipe I will definitely make it again! I added some ground beef to the tomato mixture and it was delicious! I am going to try it with ground chicken and turkey as well.
Slow-Cooker Lasagna
MegLee Posted: 05/30/09
ChefGirl Posted: 10/15/09
I followed the directions exactly as they were. I was not happy with the consistency or flavor of the noodles. The noodles gave the entire dish a starchy taste and they were too chewy to enjoy. Because the flavor has nothing to do with the cooking time, I don't know how to remedy this problem in the slow-cooker. The layers of ingredients sound good, but I'll add them to a traditional lasagna that bakes in the oven.
ConniefromPA Posted: 10/17/09
It was ok, but with so much better and lower calorie recipes out there, I will not be making this again, check out the other slow-cooker lasagnes
lhelton1230 Posted: 06/04/10
We did not enjoy this at all. It was very soupy and had an odd flavor. I substituted fresh spinach for the chard, but otherwise prepared as indicated. Definitely not doing this again.
Misspie Posted: 12/16/09
I make this recipe often. It is the best and is a little work but worth it. I like to substitute mushrooms and sausage for the chard.
michmom09 Posted: 01/21/11
Fantastic. I made this a day ahead and popped it on the slow cooker today. So nice to have a good meal ready that is full of lots of veggies and flavor. Yum.
JaneAdams Posted: 08/05/11
this was a great way to make lasagna on a hot day. I used spinach instead of the chard and it came out great! It shrunk away from the sides of the slow cooker and looked like I had baked it in the oven. I am making it again today for a friend that just had surgery. I will keep this recipe to use any time!
TravisLeyva Posted: 04/23/13
So much easier than oven lasagna!!! Put it together, then leave it until ready. I also used fresh spinach in place of chard, dried herbs, and italian tomatoes. It still had a full rich italian taste.
Katdean Posted: 11/12/12
I rarely rate a recipe, but this one was really bad! Terrible taste. I followed recipe to a tee. Will never make it again.
nursefish81 Posted: 08/01/12
Oh man this was so Yummy!!! I used ground beef instead of swiss chard, and dry herbs instead of fresh. My husband wants me to make it again really soon, shocking !!!!!! My almost 2 year old had two servings!!!!
BiblioMama Posted: 01/28/14
Tasty, but I didn't care for the texture of diced tomatoes. I would probably make this again, but use tomato sauce instead. Also, I don't care for chard, so I used spinach and it came out well.


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WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. (WSAU) -- The Boys and Girls Club in Wisconsin Rapids is moving and growing. The Board of Directors voted Wednesday to enter into a five year lease with the Wisconsin Rapids Public School District for the former Pitsch Elementary School property. The club would move from their present Baker Drive location about ten blocks south to the school grounds.
The club plans to expand their program offerings with the additional space. They will be seeking volunteers to help move to Pitsch Elementary School this fall. The Boys and Girls Club will continue to operate Club locations in South Wood County at Mead Elementary in Wisconsin Rapids, Port Edwards Elementary and in Nekoosa at Alexander Middle School.
The Boys & Girls Club will manage the facility and grounds and provide annual maintenance and facility care. Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools will maintain ownership, and be able to use the facility for training and outreach programs during the day when club activities are not underway.


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The Hungry Reader: What Are You Reading This Week?
We are happy readers, here at The Kitchn, and as we announced last week, this month we're taking a trip through books that have inspired us to cook (and eat!).
We are curious whether you're reading anything right now that is inspiring you. This could be a food magazine or a cookbook - or it could be a novel, a memoir, or a children's picture book.
We were inspired by Julia Child's memoir, our Book Club pick, to try sole meunière this week. Does anyone want to join us?
Tell us what you're reading - does it inspire you to cook?
We're reading through our old copies of Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House series. These are such classics and since we've not read them as adults, we never realized how good the writing is! Transparent, simple prose with such vivid images - especially of food! It makes us want to try green pumpkin pie (tastes like apples!) and homemade ginger water.
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I absolutely loved Little House while growing up!
The most vivid food descriptions were in the book, Little Farmer Boy a book based on Almanzo Wilder's youth in upstate New York. He talks of donuts, taffy, pie and heaps of pancakes we would consume every Sunday morning.
I just discovered this recently while perusing a used bookstore, but there is also a cookbook based on the series. The cookbook can also be found on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Little-House-Cookbook-Frontier-Ingalls/dp/0060264187
Yes! That cookbook is great.
^^the food descriptions were a big part of why I loved reading Little Farmer Boy. Apples and onions, popcorn made in the fireplace, fresh donuts mmm!
right now I'm reading Alone in the Kitchen With An Eggplant which I think I found out about on this site or NPR. That has inspired me to make strange meals for myself and now I'm really craving black beans and cornbread.
Also, Hot Water Music by C. Bukowski. Bukowski always makes me want to make sandwiches, (ham on rye, haha- but i think i'll go for salami)
I've dusted off my copy of "Living and Eating" - by John Pawson and Annie Bell and tried one of the roasted chicken recipies last night. Leftovers today, tomorrow and Wednesday-
I'm reading "Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day" and I'm hankering for one of the wonderful cocktails people keep drinking.


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"It's now a regional problem," notes Lance Meinke, an entomologist at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He says the determination in Nebraska was made during the 2012/13 season.
Scientists in Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, New York, South Dakota and Wisconsin also report rootworm damage in fields planted with corn hybrids containing the single Bt toxin. However, researchers in those states have not made a final determination if resistant populations are present.
Eileen Cullen, University of Wisconsin Extension entomologist, says she has seen levels of "unexpected damage" in the southwestern part of the state during the past several years.
The "progeny from suspect fields are in on-plant corn assays" that the USDA–Agricultural Research Service has underway, Cullen says.
"Results are a few months away," she adds.
Eastern growers at risk too. While the CRW resistance problem in the Midwest has garnered the most attention, entomologists in Pennsylvania and New York see an uptick in problem fields as well.
Elson Shields, an entomologist at Cornell University Extension, reported a suspect field in Cayuga County, N.Y., this past September. Shields notes that the "hybrid in question had extensive goose necking, lodging and severely pruned roots characteristic of corn rootworm injury."
While Cry3Bb1 has been suspect in most of the CRW resistance cases, the practice of continuous corn and the repeated use of a single toxin are putting increased stress on all of the Bt toxins that are currently available.
Aaron Gassmann, Iowa State University entomologist, confirmed he found CRW resistance to the mCry3A toxin in Iowa in 2013.
Ken Ostlie, University of Minnesota Extension entomologist, is finding similar problems in his state.
"We continue to receive reports of Cry3Bb1 performance problem fields, although with VT Triple and VT Triple Pro being phased out, the issue will be masked by Cry34/35Ab1 in SmartStax," he says. "We've also verified cross resistance with mCry3A at several locations. We also have had some troubling reports the past two years of performance problems with SmartStax and even Herculex Xtra but don't have confirmed resistance to Cry34/35Ab1 yet."
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Life in a Day: Around the World in 90 Minutes
We talk a lot here at Apartment Therapy about how we live and along the way we share tips on how to enjoy the space you inhabit every single day. The new film Life in a Day, which documents one day on earth, as culled from 4,500 hours of video submitted from 192 countries, is a truly inspiring trip around the globe in 90 minutes.
From the Life in a Day YouTube page, this is the concept behind the project:
Life in a Day is a historical global experiment to create a user-generated feature film, shot in a single day, by you. On July 24, you have 24 hours to capture a glimpse of your life on camera. The most compelling and distinctive footage will be edited int an experimental documentary film, produced by Ridley Scott and directed by Kevin Macdonald.
I spent a Sunday night streaming this film on Netflix and I will readily admit that it brought me to tears in segments. I love anything that illustrates the struggles and triumphs of humanity — from PostSecret to Teenage Bedroom — and this film certainly fits the bill (and tugs at the heartstrings along the way). The producers of Life in a Day not only whittled down the many, many hours of video into a digestible 90 minute film, they also put it together in a compelling and compassionate manner.
You can watch the movie (for free!) above or on the Life in a Day YouTube Channel or you can stream it on Netflix. In my opinion, this would be a great documentary to watch with the family after all the turkey has been gobbled up on Thanksgiving.
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Ditto. Thank you!
Thank you for posting this. I have been waiting a few months to see the whole film.
This was the best documentary of life that I have ever seen. I really felt like I was apart of everyones depiction. It is good to know that we are all the same... Thanks Apartmenttherapy.... Absolutely Amazing...
OK, so, I clicked on the link thinking it was only a trailer, and got hooked...90 minutes later I'm writing this comment. There goes my Friday night. :)
I just watched the whole lovely thing!
Thank you. I laughed, cried, cringed, and felt a little more connected to my fellow human race.
Incredible! So moving.....
I watched the whole thing and thought it was wonderful! I hope that the fact that there are so few comments here only means that many people are waiting until they have 90 minutes to watch this film, and that, eventually, the comments from those viewers will be here, too.
You're right, rexrayfan. Thinking it was a trailer and got hooked. So tender, so real, so relatable. We really are all the same under that great big canopy of hope, fears, faith, joy and love.
The real-time account of our brothers and sisters that human race choose to forget. Thanks for reminding us again.


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All those people who comment here, claiming to be casual players who want to see Arthas (but rather not raid for real, and prefer pugging for short heroics or farming honor in AV), this is not how games are supposed to work. WoW should be more rewarding towards people who are better players or put more time and effort into playing.
Loot itself is not a sifficient reward. Up till now we got a chance to encounter famous lore characters as a reward. Take that away from us and we lose interest.
If Blizz wants to treat all the players equally, they're wrong. Their goal should be giving all the players equal opportunity to progress. Right now it seems like their will to please everyone is killing the game.
Even you, casual players, need the T6 raiders around you to have something to aspire to.
Wow. Just wow.
Considering that the majority of the "T6" players I've ever met have been condescending, elitist, egotistical, or just plain mean because they can be, you'll excuse me if I wish not to "aspire" to your level.
What you seem to not realize is, with this announcment, Blizzard IS giving everyone an equal opportunity to progress.
An idea like the new raid split gives more choices to the people who play the game. The wonderful thing about choice is: if you don't like it, you don't HAVE to do it!
With the current system, if you want to see ANY of the end-game content, you HAVE to be in a 25-person guild and HAVE to deal with everything that comes with it. You have ZERO choice about it. It's that way, or stuck doing dailies/PvP.
With the prosed new system, if you want to do 25-person raids you get larger, more difficult and complex fights with better rewards, maybe even fights you can't see in the 10-person. If you want to do a 10-person, it's separate and non-dependent on the 25-person, but with the possibility of not all the fights, but at least likely the content that matters is still intact.
For the most part, I could care less about what gear could be in the 25-person raids. I'm pretty much happy with the gear I have now. Oh sure the gear there is nice, and it's always fun to imagine what the toon would be like with all that stuff, but I'm satisfied with how my toons are currently, all I want to see is the story line unfold in front of me. I shouldn't have to dedicate my life to a second job that I pay to work to do that.


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Roast Prime Rib with Thyme au Jus
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Recipe courtesy Bobby Flay
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- 1 bone-in prime rib (6 to 7 pounds)
- 8 cloves garlic, thinly sliced
- Salt and coarsely ground black pepper
- 2 cups red wine
- 4 cups beef stock
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh thyme leaves
Thirty minutes before roasting the prime rib, remove from the refrigerator and let come to room temperature.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
Make small slits all over the prime rib and fill each slit with a slice of the garlic. Season liberally with the salt and coarse pepper, place on a rack set inside a roasting pan and roast for about 2 hours until medium-rare, or until a thermometer inserted into the center of the meat registers 135 degrees F. Remove the meat to a platter, and tent with foil to keep warm.
Place the roasting pan on top of the stove over 2 burners set on high heat. Add the wine to the pan drippings in the pan and cook over high heat until reduced, scraping the bottom of the pan with a wooden spoon. Add the stock and cook until reduced by half. Whisk in the thyme and season with salt and pepper, to taste.
Slice meat as desired and serve with thyme au jus.
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Note: 135 degrees is too hot for medium rare. Take it out of the oven at 120 degrees and let it rest for 20-30 minutes. ...
They say that you should roast at between 325 to 425 degrees to an internal temp of 120 to 145 degrees.
No wonder I was so disappointed.
What I found worked best for a 6 pound roast was to roast at 325 to an internal temperature of 105.
After a 20 minute rest, the roast was a perfect medium rare at 125.
I used 1/2 cup wine in the au jus and substituted 1 1/2 cups of beef broth.
A much better use of the wine is to serve it with the roast.
FYI, beef has 13 ribs. First 5 in the chuck, 6-12 in the primal rib cut, and 13th with the short ribs. The 10th-12th are considered the most tender. My father was a butcher who started with sides of beef. Most butchers now only see the primal rib as it comes from the packing plant, 7 ribs. Just ask for the short end.
My 7 lbs roast was cooked at 325 degrees for about 2 1/2 hours. Don't go by the hours, I strictly went by what my meat thermometer said. I took it out after internal temp reached 118 degrees because it keeps cooking after it comes out of the oven. After it rest, put it in the oven at 500 degrees until it crusts (about 8 mins. Don't worry about it cooking some more internally b/c it quickly just blast and crust the outside. Served with homemade mashed potatoes and was phenomenal!...
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Anti-Mulayam remark: Furious Beni threatens to quit
A day after being reprimanded, Steel Minister Beni Prasad Verma today said he felt "humiliated" and threatened to quit the Congress if he was stopped from "fighting" against SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav. He belied the claim of AICC in-charge of Uttar Pradesh Madhusudan Mistry's that he had expressed regret and promised not to speak against Yadav again as he attacked the SP supremo once more, alleging that he had "connived" with BJP in run up to the Babri Masjid demolition.
"My effigies were burnt yesterday. After the statements which have been published in newspapers today, I felt humiliated," Verma told a group of reporters here. "I am not in politics for chair or to become a minister. I believe in values.... I can quit Congress any time or it can remove me.... I can tender my resignation if Congress becomes an obstacle in my fight with Yadav," he added.
His statement came a day after Mistry reprimanded him for his remarks that SP chief should "first try to get the job of a sweeper at the residence of the PM if he is nursing ambitions of becoming the Prime Minister. In an apparent attack on Mistry, Verma said there are "multiple centres of power" in Congress. "There is no harm if there were even 10 centres of power but these should be just with an upright intention unlike Uttar Pradesh where various centres of power are indulging in loot and corruption."
He said he felt "so humiliated" that he has sought time to meet Congress President Sonia Gandhi on the issue. At the same time, Verma praised Sonia Gandhi and Vice President Rahul Gandhi. "Congress is my choice only because its leadership is fair. I like the kind of politics being played by Sonia Gandhi. The country's future is safe in Rahul Gandhi's hands. It is my belief," he said.
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Al-Azhar Grand Sheikh Ahmed Al-Tayyeb has ordered an urgent investigation into allegations related to unspecified sexual harassment within Al-Azhar University.
University head Osama al-Abd has been tasked with investigating accusations made in an article by former MP Mostafa al-Naggar published in Al-Masry Al-Youm on Monday and titled "Harassment at Al-Azhar University."
Naggar wrote that a professor who supervises thesis-writing within the Faculty of Islamic Studies in Alexandria has asked female students to "come to his house under the pretext of reading him what they wrote in their theses, since he is blind, and has no one to do it for him."
The professor, Naggar alleges, "takes them alone, away from the eyes of his family, in a separate office, touches their bodies and asks them things that are too outrageous to be told."
Naggar claims a senior Al-Azhar female scholar who studied in the same department said she was aware of the incident and tried to take action but was given no assistance.
In response to the piece, Al-Azhar announced it was starting an investigation and was keen on protecting the safety and security of students.
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You may have heard of CPR, and how the tempo of the tune "Stayin' Alive" is the rhythm to use.
But what can it mean when you are certified and actually perform it?
It can save a life and it that's exactly what it did for Robbie Lewis a few weeks ago at Lathrop's Jazz Festival.
Leslie Lewis, Robbie's mother, received the call that all mothers dread.
Her son's heart had completely stopped and he was being taken to the hospital.
She said, "It's really a mom's worst nightmare to hear that her child is on life support when she dropped him off healthy a couple of hours ago, it's really difficult, very difficult."
One message that was clear in this case -- the importance of CPR.
J.R. Lewis, Robbie's father and KTVF-Morning News Anchor said, ""The thing that has come out of this for us, -- that is... really the legacy of it for us -- is the importance of CPR. I mean there is no other way to say it, if there hadn't have been people who knew how to do CPR, he wouldn't have survived this thing."
And something special for some of those who were prepared and ready to perform CPR -- Robbie's mother was able to meet them while at Providence Medical Center's ICU.
When asked about meeting of those who the family calls "Angels" she simply had this to say: "Well I just cried, I mean what else can you do? When somebody saves the life of a loved one just by being ready for starters, and being willing for seconders, and having the courage and the strength to do what needed to be done, there are no words of gratitude that a person can say."
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21 Smells That Will Bring You Back to Childhood
Can you smell that? It's nostalgia.
Meet the new technologies that want to transform fragrances into archives.
A freshly mowed lawn, lit charcoal and sunscreen are just a few summer smells that are as ephemeral as they are memorable. However, a new "smell camera" could help preserve these fragrances, not only in memory. Created by designer Amy Radcliffe, Madeleine is an "analog odor camera" based off "Headspace Capture," a technology developed for the perfume industry to analyze and recreate the odor compounds that surround various objects.
The sense of smell is a tough one to work into media — attempts at getting it into movies date back to the 1930s, and Disneyland and Walt Disney World include scents in some of their attractions. Technology companies have tried adding it to video games and television, so it was only a matter of time before someone tried to add it to a smartphone.
That decades-long quest for olfactory accompaniment to your favorite game or video might finally be over. That's right, Smell-O-Vision is on its way later this year, and its name is ScentScape. For a mere $70, you can hook up this toaster-like contraption from ScentSciences, and it will waft 20 different scents into your gaming lair. Trudging through a field of daisies on your way to your next battle? You'll experience it through your nose, too.


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