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"Everything looks great. I think that this surgery is going to change your life. You eyes are very healthy, so you should have no problems."
Kristin smiled at hearing this. She had been wishing for so long to have this surgery. They finally found a donor that would work well with her body. She had been saving for years for this surgery, knowing that her insurance wouldn't cover too much of it. Even with what she had saved, she still had to get a loan to cover the rest.
Kristin sat in the lobby waiting for JJ to pick her up when she felt someone sit beside her.
"Hey, JJ asked me to come get you," Pete said taking her hand.
"Sure she did," Kristin laughed while she let Pete lead her to his SUV and helped her into it.
"I thought we'd hang out today, maybe just spend some time together. We haven't had alone time in weeks." Pete said, hoping that Kristin wouldn't fight her feelings for him. She had never come right out and said it, but he knew. The way her body reacted to his when he touched her, the way she trusted him completely and how she spoke to him gave it away.
"Sure, why not," Kristin said leaning back into her seat and getting comfy. Pete still had her hand in his and he pulled it to his lips and kissed it gently. Kristin wanted so badly to be his, but she was so afraid of getting hurt. She also feared that most of his attraction was because she was different. The idea of him losing interest once she could see scared her.
Pete playfully carried Kristin into his place and set her down on the couch. He walked off into the kitchen to return with a drink for each of them.
"Thanks," Kristin said before holding the glass to her lips to take a sip of the lemon-lime soda. Pete watched her intently, watching her chest as it went in and out with every breath, the way her hair fell around her shoulders when she moved, and how her lips moved as she spoke to him. They hadn't kissed since that day almost a month ago and everytime Pete was around he had to distract himself to keep from kissing her.
"I am almost scared to see now. The closer the surgery is getting, the scarier it becomes for me." Kristin said while she played with the pillow in her lap.
"Don't be scared, I'll be here to help you with everything. Day, night, doesn't matter."
"Thank you. That makes me feel so much better knowing that you will help me too. For the first few weeks I have to see a doctor to help me adjust to having vision again."
Seeing Kristin act this vulnerable made Pete desire her more. He wanted so badly to take her and protect her. Pete scooted closer to Kristin on the couch. He couldn't take it anymore. He needed her. Pete reached up and cupped one of her cheeks with his hand and she sighed deeply. Taking this as an okay, he leaned in kissing her deeply. Kristin melted into the kiss and soon realized that she was being carried into another room.
Pete laid her back on the bed, never breaking the kiss. Their kisses became more and more intense until they were tugging at each other's clothes. Not able to wait till all of their clothes were off, Kristin undid Pete's belt and pants, pushing them down slightly as he lifted her skirt. He moved her lacey panties to the side and plunged into her. Kristin moaned, feeling him penetrate her. Once Pete got a steady pace, he held Kristin's hands interlocking their fingers and burried his face in her shoulder. Kristin breath became more and more ragged and Pete took one of his hands and put it on her hip to hold her in place as she squirmed. Feeling that she was nearing the end, Pete sped up to join her. With a grunt, Pete came as he thrusted deeper into her, causing her to climax as well.
Pete's clothed body fell gently on top of her's, just listening to her heart beat. Kristin brought her arms up and wrapped them around him. Pete raised his head and kissed her tenderly.
"Please be mine," he whispered as he nuzzled his face in her neck. Kristin smiled and nodded. Pulling him closer, the two fell asleep in each other's arms.
Oooo! The surgery is coming soon!


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Some of the materials I have listed here are supposed to be
available on-line. If you try to access them and find they are
not there, let me know as soon as possible.
Accessing electronic journals and
electronic versions of print journals
Accessing e-reserves (electronic reserves)
August 28 - 30
5. Andrew Szegedy-Maszak, "Legends of the Greek Lawgivers." Greek,
Studies 19 (1978): 199-209. On e-reserve. Optional.
6. Gerard Naddaf, The Greek
Concept of Nature. Albany, NY: State University of New
York Press, 2005. Optional.
Available in Fenwick Library.
Thales (Ch. 3):
7. Thomas Worthen, "Herodotos' Report on Thales' Eclipse," on-line article in Electronic Antiquity: Communicating the Classics, vol. 3 no. 7, May 1977 . Optional . (Clicking on the title will take you to the article.)
8. Gerald Feinberg, "Physics and the Thales Problem." Journal of Philosophy 63, no. 1 (1966): 5-16. Available on-line through JSTOR. Optional.
9. D.R. Dicks, "Thales." Classical Quarterly 9 (1959): 294-309. Available on-line through JSTOR. Optional.
10. Dmitri Panchenko, "Thales and the Origin of Theoretical Reasoning." Configurations 1 (1993): 387-414. Available on-line through Project Muse. Recommended.
11. S.H. Rosen, "Thales." Arion 1 (1962): 48-64.
Available online via JSTOR. Optional.
12. Aryeh Finkelberg, "Anaximander's Conception of the Apeiron." Phronesis 38 (1993): 229-256. Available online via IngentaConnect and via JSTOR. Optional.
13. Gerard Naddaf, "On the Origin of Anaximander's Cosmological Model." Journal of the History of Ideas 59 (1998): 1-28. Available online via JSTOR and via Project Muse. Also available on-line through Project Muse. Recommended but not required.
14. Dirk Couprie, "The Visualization of Anaximander's
Astronomy." Apeiron 28 (1995): 159-182. Available online
via JSTOR. Recommended but not required. Note: There
are at least two different journals titled Apeiron. Be
sure to use JSTOR to access this article.
15. Dirk Couprie, "Anaximander's Discovery of Space." In A. Preus, ed., Essays in Ancient Greek Philosophy VI: Before Plato. SUNY Series in Ancient Greek Philosophy. Albany: SUNY Press, 2001. Recommended.
16. Robert Hahn, Anaximander and the Architects. SUNY Series in Ancient Greek Philosophy. Albany: SUNY Press, 2001. On print reserve at the JC Library. Optional. A great resource if you're interested in Anaximander; Greek, Egyptian, Near Eastern, or North African technology; archeology; etc.
17. Dirk Couprie, Robert Hahn, and Gerard Naddaf, Anaximander in Context. SUNY Series in Ancient Greek Philosophy. Albany: SUNY Press, 2003. On print reserve at the JC Library. Recommended.
18. Joyce Engmann, "Cosmic Justice in Anaximander." Phronesis
36 (1991): 1-25. Available online via JSTOR. Optional.
19. Optional, though it isn't
reading: The Aperion Project is a collaboration that
creates music based on themes from ancient cultures and
pre-Socratic philosophy, among other inspirations. Their main
web site is here: http://aperionproject.org/
; the piece that inspired me to ask their permission to link to
their site is "Anaximander's Lament," found as a free and legal
download here.
Enjoy! Thanks are due to Brandon Rizzo and the Aperion Project
for their music, and to Mr. Rizzo for permission to link to his
pages. (Note: Both Mr. Rizzo and I realize that the Greek word
απειρον, alpha-pi-epsilon-iota-rho-omicron-nu, is properly
transliterated as apeiron, not aperion.)
2. One or both of these descriptions of the felting process:
Either Gleason's Fine Woolies felting page OR Outback Fibers Beginning Felt-Making Instructions page (includes video). Viewing either one (your choice) is required.
3. Daniel Graham, "A New Look at Anaximenes." History of Philosophy Quarterly
20 (2003): 1-20. Available online via JSTOR. Recommended but not required.
Due September 4 - 6
1. McKirahan, Philosophy
Before Socrates Ch. 7. Required.
2. J.H. Lesher, Xenophanes
of Colophon. On reserve in the JC. Optional.
3. R. Vaas, "Time
Before Time: Classifications of universes in contemporary
cosmology, and how to avoid the antinomy of the beginning and
eternity of the world." Optional.
On the relevance of ancient Greek accounts for understanding
scientific problems of today - problems modern philosophy did
not address, according to Vaas.
Due September 6 - 11
1. McKirahan, Philosophy
Before Socrates Ch. 9. Required.
2. Hugly and Sayward, "Did the Greeks Discover the Irrationals?" Philosophy: The Journal of the Royal Institute of Philosophy 74 (issue 288) (1999): 169-176. Available through JSTOR. Required.
3. Charles Kahn, Pythagoras and the Pythagoreans. Indianapolis: Hackett, 2001. In Fenwick Library. Optional.
4. Walter Burkert, Lore and Science in Ancient
Pythagoreanism. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press,
1972. On print reserve at JC Library. Optional.
5. Crocker, "Pythagorean Mathematics and Music." The Journal of Aesthetics and Art
Criticism 22.2 (1963): 189-198 (Part I) and 22.3
(1964): 325-335 (Part II). Available through JSTOR. Part I is recommended; Part II is
6. Christoph Riedweg, Pythagoras.
Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2005. On print reserve at
the JC Library. Optional.
Due September 11 - 13
4. Charles Kahn, The Art and Thought of Heraclitus.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1979. On print reserve at
JC Library. Optional.
Due September 18 - 20
2. "Notes
(Parmenides, Zeno, and Melissus)." Required.
(Clicking on the title will take you to the reading.)
3. Another translation of the fragments of Parmenides. Required. (Clicking on the title will take you to the reading.)
4. Patricia Curd, "Parmenidean Monism." Phronesis 36
(1991): 241-264. Available online via JSTOR. Recommended.
5. Patricia Curd, The Legacy
of Parmenides, second edition. Las Vegas, NV:
Parmenides Publishing, 2004. On print reserve at the JC Library.
6. Malcolm Schofield, "Did Parmenides Discover Eternity?" Archiv
Geschichte der Philosophie 52 (1970): 113-135. On
e-reserve. Optional.
7. Arnold Hermann, To Think
Like God. Parmenides Press, 2004. Optional.
8. N. Booth, "Did Melissus Believe in Incorporeal Being?" American Journal of Philology 79 (1958): 61-65. Available on-line through JSTOR. Optional.
9. F.A. Shamsi, "A Note on Aristotle, Physics 239b5-7: What Exactly Was Zeno's Argument of the Arrow?" Ancient Philosophy 14 (1994): 51-72. Available online via Philosophy Documentation Center Collection. Recommended.
10. Alba Papa-Grimaldi, "Why Mathematical Solutions of Zeno's Paradoxes Miss the Point." Review of Metaphysics 50 (1996): 299-314. Available on-line through JSTOR, Expanded Academic ASAP, and Infotrac Onefile. Optional.
11. Trish Glazebrook, "Zeno Against Mathematical Physics." Journal of the History of Ideas
62 (2001): 193-210. Available online via JSTOR. Recommended.
Due Sept. 25 - Oct. 4
2. Simon Trepanier, "The Structure of Empedocles' Fragment
17." Essays in Philosophy 1
(2000: 1-16. Available online through Directory of Open Access Journals.
3. "Notes
Philolaus." Required. (Clicking on the title will
take you to the reading.)
4. D.W. Graham and E. Hintz, "Anaxagoras and the Solar Eclipse
of 478 BC." Apeiron 40
(2007): 319-344. Required.
Available online via JSTOR.
5. John Sisko, "Anaxagoras Betwixt Parmenides and Plato." Philosophy Compass 5
(2010): 432-442. Available online via Wiley Online Library. Recommended.
6. John Sisko, "Anaxagoras on Matter, Motion, and Multiple
Worlds." Philosophy Compass
5 (2010): 443-454. Available online via Wiley. Highly recommended.
7. Ava Chitwood, "The Death of Empedocles." American
Journal of Philology 107 (1986): 175-191. Available
on-line through JSTOR. Recommended.
11. Carl Huffman, Philolaus of Croton. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993. On print reserve at JC Library. Optional.
12. Walter Burkert, Lore and Science in Ancient Pythagoreanism. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1972. On print reserve at JC Library. Optional.
13. Carl Huffman, "The Role of Number in Philolaus' Philosophy." Phronesis 33 (1988): 1-30. Available online through JSTOR. Recommended.
3. Marlo Lewis, "An Interpretation of Plato's Euthyphro:
Part One." Interpretation 12 (1984): 225-259. On
e-reserve. Now also available in the online database Freely
Accessible Social Science Journals. Recommended.
Note: There are several journals titled Interpretation;
be sure to access this one either via e-reserve or via Freely
Accessible Social Science Journals.
4. ______. "An Interpretation of Plato's Euthyphro: Part Two." Interpretation 13 (1985): 33-65. On e-reserve. Now also available in the online database Freely Accessible Social Science Journals. Recommended. Note: There are several journals titled Interpretation; be sure to access this one either via e-reserve or via Freely Accessible Social Science Journals.
5. If you have never studied Plato before, you may find it
helpful to read the dialogues Apology
of Socrates and Crito
in Five Dialogues.
October 11 - November 1
1. Plato, Phaedo (in
Five Dialogues). Required.
2. Michael Davis, "Socrates' Pre-Socratism." Review of Metaphysics 33 (1980): pages 559-577. Available online via JSTOR. Recommended but not required.
3. James Arieti, "A Dramatic Interpretation of Plato's Phaedo." Illinois Classical Studies 11 (1986): 129-142. On e-reserve. Recommended.
4. Diskin Clay, "Plato's First Words." Yale Classical Studies 29 (1992): 113-129. On e-reserve. Optional.
5. Charles Griswold, "E Pluribus Unum? On the Platonic
'Corpus.'" Ancient Philosophy 19 (1999): 361-397.
Available online via Philosophy Documentation Center Collection.
Highly recommended that you at least skim this.
1. Your primary text, Aristotle's Metaphysics Book A, also known as Metaphysics Book I, can be found by following this link and clicking on Book I. This translation is by the great Aristotle scholar W.D. Ross. Required.
2. Here
are some notes I have prepared on Metaphysics Book
I, Chapters 1-2. Required.
3. Here are some further notes I have
prepared on Metaphysics Book I, Chapter 3. Recommended.
November 27 - December 6
1. Lucretius, On the Nature of the Universe. Required.
1. G.S. Kirk, J.E. Raven, and M. Schofield, The Presocratic Philosophers, 2d ed. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1983. On print reserve at JC Library. Optional.
2. Jonathan Barnes, The Presocratic Philosophers, revised ed. New York and London: Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1982. On print reserve at JC Library. Optional.
3. Aryeh Finkelberg, "On the History of the Greek KOSMOS." Harvard Studies in Classical Philology 98 (1998): 103-136. Available on-line through JSTOR. Optional.
4. M.L. West, "Three Presocratic Cosmologies." Classical Quarterly 13 (1963): 154-176. Available on-line through JSTOR. Optional.
5. R. Martin, "The Seven Sages as Performers of Wisdom." Pages 198-127 in Cultural Poetics in Ancient Greece. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1993. In Fenwick Library. Optional.
6. Daniel Graham, Explaining the Cosmos. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2006. On print reserve at the JC Library. Optional.
1. A "journal," in the sense in which the term is used in academic research, is a periodical: a publication that comes out one or more times a year to present short pieces (articles) of research by scholars. To see which journals have issues available to GMU electronically, go to the GMU Library main page, http://library.gmu.edu. Click on "e-journals" (under "Research Tools," left side of the page) and follow instructions from there.
2. Three databases that will be
very useful for this class are JSTOR, ProQuest Research Library,
and Project Muse, Expanded Academic ASAP, and Infotrac
Onefile. Many articles I have listed here can be found on
one or the other of these databases, as noted. To reach them, go
to the GMU Library main page, http://library.gmu.edu.
Under the heading Research
Databases, click on Alphabetical List. Then
click on J for JSTOR, P for Project Muse, etc.
Scroll down to what you want and follow instructions. If you're
trying to log onto those databases from off-campus, you will be
asked to enter your GMU username and password - the same ones
you use for your GMU email account. (That should not happen
1. Electronic reserves are not the same thing as electronic journals. Electronic reserves are single periodical articles that I have given to the library to scan and place on their e-reserve web site. I have done this when the GMU library does not have a print copy of the periodical in the stacks and the periodical is not already available electronically via JSTOR or Project Muse.
2. To find the e-reserves for PHIL 301, go to http://library.gmu.edu and click on e-reserves.
3. Then click on the magnifying glass icon or the text Search electronic reserves.
4. Using the drop-down box marked Instructor, select Cherubin.
Select any section of PHIL 301.
5. Enter the password, which I will give you in class. (I'm not permitted to post the password on this page because use of these reserve readings is supposed to be restricted to my classes.)
6. Click submit to view the list of items on e-reserve for the course.
7. To view an article, click on the PDF button next to
the title. (You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the
articles. All computers in the Fenwick and Johnson Center
Libraries have Acrobat Reader installed. If you're trying to
access the articles and don't have Acrobat Reader where you are,
you can download it - for free - from the page that lists the

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Advancing Equality for All Israelis
Israel's Declaration of Independence establishes a state that ensures "complete equality of social and political rights to all its inhabitants irrespective of religion, race or sex." NIF works to transform that ideal into reality.
Price Tag Attacks Increase: Where is the Government?
Jews, Arabs and supporters of Israel from around the world came together on Sunday to protest the growing phenomenon of Price Tag attacks in Israel.
2014 Seder Supplement
Israel is currently home to roughly 53,000 people who have fled violence and persecution in East Africa. Tell their story at your Seder.
NIF Sponsors Refugee Seder at Holot Detention Facility
In the spirit of freedom that characterizes the holiday, NIF was one of the sponsors of a special Seder held just outside Holot Detention Facility in the Western Negev, where African refugees are now incarcerated.
Racism: Not in Our School
A new campaign seeks to end racism and discrimination through education.
"It's accessibility to life"
A course for Israelis with disabilities has given Bosmat Nakash a new start on life.
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Breakthrough for Movement for Freedom of Information
In a victory for democracy, government dealings with private groups will now be made public. Read More...
Increased Transparency for Knesset Hearings
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Consuming Humans :: Amelia Broome Plays Mrs. Lovett
Amelia Broome plays Mrs. Lovett one of the most compelling antiheros written for the musical theatre in the Lyric Stage Company's production of: "Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street," through October 11.
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As part of Tennessee Williams' Circle of Friends, this year's theme at the Provincetown Tennessee Williams Theater Festival, theater critic and author John Lahr will delve into "Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh," his highly acclaimed new biography of Williams.
On the Tab :: Sept. 18 - 25
This leathery week brings planet of kinky options for your nightlife pleasure. You also have plenty of other options that don't include a harness.
Mary, Pop In! Gay-Friendly Straight Bar to Host LGBT Center Fundraiser
If you feel like supporting our San Francisco LGBT Community Center and all the great programs and safe spaces it offers, then come hang out in a straight bar to show the Center some love.
Pound Puppy's Canine Capers
With a sexy combination of nightlife traditions and new innovations, the monthly Pound Puppy events at The Eagle (and a few other venues) have become one of the more popular and diverse parties.
On the Tab :: Sept. 11 - 18
Try to remember the kind of September with laughs and queens and bears and cocktails. Try to remember, but if you forget, we wrote all these events down for you.
Working Guys
An evening of music, sensuality and unforced masculinity dedicated to the men we see all around us each day, helping great men who volunteer their physicality and time to helping people with HIV. What could be better than that?
On the Tab :: Sept. 4 - 11
Are you back to school or in a schooling mode? Ready to learn new grooves and matriculate some new scenes? Move up a grade with your nightlife.
New Dances Inspired by Tennessee Williams
This year, as part of Tennessee Williams' Circle of Friends, the Festival welcomes back accomplished choreographer and performer Carson Efird who has been inspired to create dances based on two of Williams' one-act plays.
Reeling Opens with 'Boy Meet Girl'
Celebrate 32 years of The Chicago LGBT International Film Festival, Reeling Film Festival on Thursday, September 18th at The Music Box Theatre with a screening of "Boy Meets Girl."
Cookie's Monster :: Celebrate A Drag Decade
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Date: 9/28/2013
Start Time: 2:00 PM
End Time: 4:15 PM
Come see the brand new DVD "Iron Man 3" on the big screen. Feel free to bring food & drink (but keep it in the movie room, please!) This movie is PG-13 and lasts 130 minutes.
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The market took a sharp fall on Friday, after GOOG's earnings further pressured the selling in techs. In my Market Forecast last weekend, I said,
"For the new week, a bulk of earnings will come in... The market tone has turned bearish after the first week of earnings.
If the downward momentum picks up, the market could test SPX 1400.
Earnings of financials and big techs will be very crucial. Retails and
housing data are coming in on Monday and Wednesday, respectively."
Well, from Monday through Wednesday, retails and housing data were better than expected. The market bounced higher. But, on Thursday, GOOG's earnings were "supposedly", accidentally released early, and the market slipped again. Selling picked up late Friday morning and the market suffered its biggest one-day loss in months!
We had some nice trades last week with longside trades earlier in the week and quick downside trades on Friday. We've raised cash since Wednesday and are now mostly in cash.
For the week, the Dow was up +14.66 points; SPX added +4.6 points; Nasdaq fell 38.59 points. Gold fell to below $1730/ounce, while oil held just above $90/barrel. Asian markets were mixed at the time of this writing, with Hong Kong hovering around the flatline, slightly positive. Here's where the US markets stood after Friday's close:
SPXOn Friday, SPX fell 24.15 points to close at 1433.19. Its daily MAs and MACD turned down.
NasdaqNasdaq tumbled 67.24 points to close at 3005.62. Its daily MAs and MACD went lower.
Both SPX and Nasdaq sank below their respective daily MAs. VIX rose to 17. For the new week, more earnings will come in, but, this week, the market will start from a more bearish stance. Here are some notable earnings:
Monday: CAT, FCX, HAS, BTU, STI (AM); TXN, VECO, VLTR, WDC, YHOO (PM)Tuesday: AKS, COH, HOG, UPS (AM); AMGN, BRCM, BWLD, CYMI, GILD, JNPR, NFLX, NFX, PNRA, VMW, WBSN (PM)Wednesday: ALXN, BA, EMC, DAL, IACI, LVLT, SAP (AM); AEM, AKAM, ACOM, CAKE, VALE, CLF, FFIV, SYMC (PM)Thursday: DDD, MO, AMAG, BIIB, CELG, CME, CNX, FSLR, NOV, OXY, SPG, TZOO, US, VPHM (AM); APKT, AMZN, AAPL, EPAY, CA, COG, CSTR, DECK, DV, DLLR, ESRX, LVS, NTGR, VPRT (PM)Friday: CMCSA, WY (AM)
Last week's early gains offset Friday's sharp fall. SPX's first support is still at 1400. Financials held up pretty well on Friday. We'll have to see how they do in the new week. On a selling that sharp, even the retails have turned bearish.
Sector Watch
XLF (financials)XLF still closed above $16. Big banks (GS, BAC, JPM, WFC) actually held up really well. But, smaller banks have turned bearish, such as PNC and STI.
XRT (retails)XRT closed below its daily MAs, but, held above the support at $62. COH reports on Tuesday, while AMZN, DECK, AAPL deliver their earnings on Thursday after market.
XME (metals and mining)XME still closed above its daily MAs. Coals have been strong lately, trying to solidify the bottom. BTU starts things off on Monday morning, followed by CLF on Wednesday afternoon, ending with CNX on Thursday morning.
BTK (biotechs)Biotechs have been a solid sector in this rally, but, it suffered a big down week last week. On Thursday, a whole bunch of biotech companies are reporting.
Techs started the selling in this pullback. We'll be watching earnings on AMZN and AAPL on Thursday. Two strong sectors, namely retail and biotech, have turned bearish. Housing would be another strong sector that we'll keep an eye on.
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For mango lassi: 2 ½ cups fresh mango, cut into chunks (frozen or canned can be substituted) 8 Tbsp agave syrup 1 cup Hood® Buttermilk 1 cup Hood® Lowfat Milk ¼ tsp fresh grated Lime zest
For sour cream raita: 1 cup Hood® Sour Cream ¼ cup cilantro, minced ¼ cup red onion, finely diced ¼ cup pickled jalapeno, finely minced ¼ cup roasted red pepper, finely minced
Blend mango and syrup together; add buttermilk, milk and zest; blend smooth. Strain through a sieve and chill. Make raita: stir together sour cream, cilantro, onion, pickled jalapeno and pepper into a small serving bowl. Slice chicken nearly through horizontally, open, and pound flat to the size of your naan. Mix together turmeric, cayenne,cumin, garam masala and sprinkle half onto chicken, add remaining spice mixture and 1 teaspoon of garlic to sour cream in a pie plate to mix. Brush surface of chicken with sour cream mixture. In nonstick skillet, heat 3 tablespoons oil to shimmering. Cook flattened chicken (one at a time) until just cooked through, about 3-4 minutes per side (testing 160 degrees). Remove; keep warm. In a clean large nonstick skillet, heat remaining 1 Tbsp oil and butter. Add remaining teaspoon garlic. Warm naan until golden and pliable. Remove from heat and keep warm. To assemble, spread raita on inside of warm naan, stopping ½" from edges. Top with chicken, mango slices and lettuce, and then top with naan. With a sharp knife or rotary cutter, cut naanwiches into 4 pieces. Serve with small glasses of lassi on the side and additional raita on side.


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Our deck has been power-washed and freshly stained, the outdoor furniture cleaned and set out, the grill tank filled with gas and the fridge stocked with a few bottles of rose´. Summer has, officially, begun.
One of the many things I love about summer is the ease of preparing meals. Not much planning, prepping or cooking time is required to make a meal on the grill, not to mention the fact that grilling is, generally, pretty healthy. Just about any meat, fish or vegetable can be grilled, and little more than olive oil, lemon juice and fresh herbs is needed to make it sing. And then there are the skewers - I still haven't figured out why placing things on a stick makes them taste better, but I'm convinced that it does. If it can be skewered, I'm all over it – no piece of meat, no cherry tomato, no chunk of…anything, really, is safe.
Because grilling is so easy and so good, we tend to do a lot of it (like, almost every night) and so, I'm always looking for ways to keep it interesting. One way I fancy things up is to put something on top of whatever I've grilled - a salsa or chutney. Another way is to put something beneath it - a salad, grain of some sort, or vegetable puree.
Since fennel pairs so well with seafood, a fennel puree is the perfect base for grilled shrimp. The pink shrimp (skewered, of course) sitting on top of the creamy white puree look gorgeous, and the sweetness of the fennel complements the tart lemon and garlic flavor of the shrimp beautifully.
Add to that a green salad, a glass of rose´ and a comfy deck chair and you've got the makings of a 'welcome summer' dinner. Happy June!
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2 Tbsp. butter
2 Tbsp. extra virgin olive oil
2 fennel bulbs, core removed and thinly sliced (chop and reserve some of the fronds for garnish)
¼ cup water
½ tsp. salt
Freshly ground black pepper (about 12 grinds of the peppermill)
Combine butter and oil in a medium pot, on medium heat. When the butter melts completely, add the fennel slices and toss them so that they are evenly coated with the butter and oil. Add the water and reduce heat to low. Cover the pot and let it simmer gently for 20 minutes. When done, put the fennel, along with the liquid in the pot, into the blender. Add the salt and pepper, and puree until smooth.
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3 cloves garlic, minced
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Juice of 1 lemon (about 3 Tbsp.)
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If you're interested in learning how to use R for statistical graphics or tools like GGobi for exploratory data analysis, check out this workshop in Washington, DC during the end of July right before the annual Joint Statistical Meetings. The workshop's called Looking at Data.
Graphics are a fundamental part of data analysis, used in initial data inspection and exploration, model building and checking and also communicating information. In this course we will teach the basics of static graphics and move on to the new developments in direct manipulation and dynamic graphics that facilitate exploratory data analysis. The methods taught are readily available in open source software, enabling all participants to reproduce, extend and use them with their own data after the workshop.
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Thanks for the link!
Are there any good ones in SF or online you or anyone else recommends?
It's a bit frustrating that interesting events like these are often organised in combination with a statististical conference. A *lot* of scientists in various fields could equally benefit from this, but often haven't got the opportunity to go to these conferences since they're a bit too specialized to justify the scientist's attendance.
No hard feelings, it's just an observation :-)
@wwwald: well what scientific conference would you like to see us at? The JSM is relatively low-risk for us since we're all going anyway, so we don't need to worry about covering travel expenses etc. We would like to offer more courses in more locations, but we need some assurance that people will actually come!
This looks like so much fun! Hopefully I'll be able to come up with enough money to go – the generous student discount will certainly help!
Well, the field I'm working in is exposure modelling and environmental risk analysis. Typical conferences are in the fields of epidemiology (ISEE[1] conferences, for instance) or exposure analysis (ISES[2] conferences are an example).
This is a field where large integrated models are set up, often based on point estimates and threshold values. Of course, a trend towards a decent, statistically sound approach is inevitable but data are sparse and there's a lot left to learn.
I think it would be a great opportunity to get these communities to know R, before they completely jump on a range of proprietary tools and formats, hampering efficient interaction and exchange right from the start…
Well, there you have it :-) I'm not saying it's up to you to start organising courses on conferences in every field imaginable. But if anything, there are a lot of opportunities out there for plugging R…
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Quick, easy, delicious. I used bagged angel hair cabbage to save even more time. Served with sliced yellow pepper, sliced avocado, and chopped cilantro. A squeeze of lime finished it. Side dish was some fruit. Very filling and perfect for a weeknight dinner.
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These simply prepared chicken tacos are an example of healthful Mexican cooking and are a way to teach students about grilling techniques, Mexican spices, and basic salsas. Serve with Pico de Gallo or Tomatillo Salsa.
Yield: 4 servings (serving size: 3 tacos)
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- Polyunsaturated fat: 2.9g
- Protein: 27.4g
- Carbohydrate: 29.4g
- Fiber: 3.9g
- Cholesterol: 86mg
- Iron: 1.5mg
- Sodium: 466mg
- Calcium: 109mg
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- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
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- Low-fat sour cream (optional)
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- Combine first 4 ingredients in a small bowl; rub spice mixture over chicken.
- Place chicken on grill rack coated with cooking spray; grill 10 minutes on each side or until done. Let stand 5 minutes; chop.
- Heat tortillas according to package directions. Divide chicken evenly among tortillas; top each tortilla with 2 tablespoons cabbage and 1 teaspoon cheese. Serve with sour cream, if desired.
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January is over. Snow conditions have improved very little in the US, and people are hitting the road. The late-January completion of SIA and X Games marks the end of two of the industry's biggest yearly shitshows, and with February, March, April, and May left in the Northern Hemi's 2012 snow season, I think its safe to say people are going to be hunting pow and staying real busy for the next three months.
01) Skullcandy athlete Dan Brisse……..wins X Games Real Snow……….Dan Brisse…….gets the new cover of TWS! Yeah, both these things happened to Brisse this January, so as you can see, he is a boss. Almost anywhere you go you will hear people say, "Dan is one of the hardest working and nicest dudes in snowboarding" etc, etc. I mean think about it – the dude has been the chillest and paid his dues for years, and now look: those dues are getting paid back. See that cover? That was the first feature he hit this winter…….BOSS.
02) Reno/Tahoe natives and former Alpine Meadows grom rats Ross Baker and Brandon Cocard have both made major moves this season, as they both have begun filming their first video parts with Absinthe Films. I was 14 when I first rode with them in Tahoe, and I realized pretty quickly that I had better start shooting photos of them instead of following them off Alpine's last jump. Seeing them all growed up and killing it ten-plus years later stokes me out big time, and I know they are both going to blow minds when the Absinthe vid drops next fall.
03) What good is being busy without blowing off a little steam? Brandon Hammid and Sean Black invented a drinking game that involves a mini roulette table and an airsoft gun, the results of which are hilarious. Numbers on the wheel correspond to different shot glasses, which either come with whiskey, beer, or getting shot with the airsoft gun from the other side of the hotel room. One second you hate the game, your skin is broken from an airsoft pellet stuck in you skin, and you never want to play again it stings so bad. Two minutes later, you love the game again because it's your turn to shoot the next sucker with bad luck.
04) Young Ben Bilodeau is—if you've seen any of the web edits out of Park City—the kid to watch…but what you haven't seen is that he's working on a real video part. With Milosport, Technine, Arnette, Osiris, Celtek, Landing Headwear, and yours truly backing him, I'd give it 12 months tops before Monster Energy picks him up. Just watch.
05) Dave Doman has become a one-man art powerhouse. With his parents' full support since day one, solid shred skills of his own, and friends in places near and far, high and low, the kid is on a roll. He has dozens of board and softgood designs under his belt, yet DD still cranks out art that regular homies can afford. Late in January he held an art show and sale at Spedelli's Pizza to raise money for more t-shirts, paint, and gas money.
06) Madison Blackley is getting all fired up, as one of the only girls at Park City hitting any of the bigger jumps. "I just want to shred, on anything that's in front of me….." is the most common quote that comes to mind when I think of Madison, and knowing that she's hunting down big gaps in the city has me extra stoked for when the snow finally hits the streets.
07) Bumped into the Volcom guys on the streets of Paris; word is, the project is coming together real nice and apparently Dylan Alito has earned the privilege of traveling with his dog. $$$$$$
08) Can you guess how many cops Bode Merrill has talked to this year while filming for Real Snow and Absinthe? Can you guess what this one said to us?
09) Alex Andrews was recently sighted riding with a big ol' crew at Brighton. Fresh off a journey to the frozen North with Burton and TRJJ, (which Alex said was "the best time. Ever.") Alex was immediately back home at Brighton enjoying the reason that snowboarding is fun: backflips and tons of your buddies.
10) Why is Ryan Paul so excited, and who is that filmer? First, click here to check Think Thanks #MINDTHEVIDEOMAN teaser and you'll see why. I swear the kid was sleeping in a coffee shop right before he showed up to the spot and did that trick. Second, that filmer is Sean Lucey – he's an example of the fine people you meet while on the road shooting, and he is also the tallest filmer I've ever met. He's seriously so tall he could stand right next to you and not be poaching your angle because he's 12 feet above you.
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12) Parker Worthen had a good month. He stopped by the Nike Chosen event in SLC and won, walking away with something like $2,500 in winnings. While starting a session on this gap rail a few days later I asked him what he wanted to spend the money on and he said, "traveling and filming, every penny." Ask a simple question, get a simple answer, I guess. The next question is, "well, Parker, where are we going?"
13) Graham Banks & CO are hungry. Between clocking in and out of class at Westminster College, he and his crew continue to work on their TWS webisode project, bagging two or three spots every day they go out to shoot. Hustlin'.
14) See that far off, distant look in Zach Clanton's eyes? By the time you read this, he will have packed seven months' worth of gear into his whip for the journey of his life. With his final destination, Alaska, getting more snow than ever, and a month-long glacier camping trip in the spring planned with Forrest Shearer, the Provo bros, and a few other pals, its going to be quite the blog to follow and quite the story when all is said and done. Safe travels Clanton!
15) Ted Borland. Fun guy. Loves Cobra Dogs. Spends his summers @ Hood. Pretty tall, kinda quiet. Also filming for #MINDTHEVIDEOMAN.
16) Till next month: go find snow, whether it's beyond the next fence or over the next ridge. Be safe, be respectful. -SKS
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Is it all for Sisi? Karim Abdel Aziz's short film "Al Qarar" (The Decision) said to support presidential campaign
Viewers of the upcoming short film "Al Qarar" (The Decision) starring Karim Abdel Aziz will surely assume off the bat that it's propaganda in support of presidential candidate Field Marshal Abdel Fatah Al Sisi, but Midhat Al Adel stresses that it was merely made to document the current phase of Egyptian history.
According to the Middle East news portal, the film covers Sisi's achievements for Egypt and "coincidentally" will be released at the same the big elections take place.
The beginning of the film directed by Ahmad Abdel Aleem sets the back drop of people's opinions during the reign of the Muslim Brotherhood and how they finally stood up to them, which led to the Revolution of June 30.
The film features many social and political figures, as well as the Armed forces and their decision to intervene and oust Morsi from power.
At the end of the film a call is made to vote for Al Sisi for president since he is the man behind bringing the Muslim Brotherhood down from power and is most loved by Egyptians.
Karim and many other Egyptian celebrities have publicly announced their vote will go for Sisi.
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Washington, DC (Sports Network) - Friday's game between the Atlanta Braves and Washington Nationals was postponed due to rain.
No makeup date has been announced.
Stephen Strasburg (5-1) was scheduled to take the mound for the Nationals on Friday. He will now pitch against Atlanta's Brandon Beachy (5-3) on Saturday.
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A few weeks before Christmas last year I was still struggling over the perfect gift for friends and family when all of a sudden it hit me! I wanted to make a calendar. With that thought began a project that sent me into a four day, fun-filled whirlwind of memorable insanity.
So I wanted to make a calendar, sounds easy right? Except I didn't want to make the kind of calendar where I would choose images of my family throughout the year and upload them in a pre-made layout to get printed. No, me and my crazy self wanted to do it all from scratch with just a few days to spare.
I got my husband on board (I'm really lucky that he is great about going along with my crazy schemes) and the adventure began. I wanted to take images of the two of us in different situations that represented each month of the year. So we made a list of possible ideas and locations, gathered clothing and props, and were off. We drove around re-creating an entire year in two-days. The car became our mobile Seattle prop house and dressing room.
With my DSLR and tripod in tow we set up scene after scene and kept shooting until we got it exactly what I had envisioned. This meant wearing summer clothes in 40 degree weather, going out on the water and playing with sparklers with smiles on our faces until our fingers froze, and dressing up in full Halloween costumes for trick or treating to name a few scenarios.
I know this might sound insane to many of you, but I can't tell you how much fun we had. We laughed for two days straight and will have these fantastic memories forever.
After the shooting was done, I began post-production on the images, designed the calendars, printed them and cut each one out by hand. They were then wrapped and sent out with a refrigerator magnet across the country.
Since this was such a blast we want to continue to do this annually except from now on take one photo each month at the appropriate time of year! It will be fun to see what we can continue to come up with over the years.
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My brother does this, and it's the number one requested gift!
We do family calenders every year with birthdays and anniversaries. Same calendar without the special dates is sent to friends. Big hit during gift season. We do images from weekends and vacations- scenes, flowers, zoos, air shows, etc.
you can usually find discounts on orders in fall from most printers.
yes yes yes, I will so do this!!!! Thank goodness its still early in the year!
I just decided to do this yesterday with my baby nephew to give as a Christmas gift to his parents. That way, they'll see what he looked like each month of the previous year. Kind of a fun way to track his growth. I missed January, but it's close enough they won't know.
Oh yes, good idea to get started now! I have done this the last two years. During the summer, I get a good photo of everyone in the family (there's 21 of us including siblings and nieces and nephews). I put the little portrait right in the square of the date that it's their birthday. I'd like to start doing anniversaries too - with pictures of each couple. It's a much-loved gift and so much fun to work on. But not when you're in a rush!
I use lulu.com and have been really happy with both the quality and the customer service.
I'm moving out of state this year. This will make a happy gift for my family and friends who will miss me.


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Wine Country Gift Baskets did it again, thrilled the recipient! It was a surprise when my client opened the door to receive this beautiful basket filled will delicious items! She txt me right away with a picutre and said a huge "thank you"! I have used this company many times over for various occasions and have never been disappointed!
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Well I was attempting to please my mother in law - which is not an easy job. I placed my order on the last day of "Guaranteed Christmas Delivery", which was Dec. 17. It was part of the "shipping included" selection. Unfortunately, it did not arrive until December 28!! When I submitted the order, it indicated that delivery would be Dec. 24th, which was fine. All of a sudden, on Dec. 21, it changed to delivery date of Dec. 28! Unacceptable! I was embarrassed, and I am not looking forward to another reason for her to complain about me! I order from this Website ALL the time, since ALL of my husband's family lives far away. This was disappointing.
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This gift basket was sent to a friend living in Hawaii. It arrived on time and perfectly packed. She was very impressed with the variety and presentation of the basket. I would highly recommend Wine Country Gift Baskets to anyone.
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By Brandy T.
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Sent this to my brother at his announcement of marriage. He and his wife loved it. It arrived as expected and was absolutely beautiful (I was told) I didn't actually get to see it. Thanks for the wonderful service, will definitely return!
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Wine Country Gift Baskets is my go to for sending gift baskets. I am always pleased with the response I get from the recipients. I was disappointed, however, when I sent a basket to a business that had moved. I provided the old address. I was not called for a correct address even though I paid extra to have it delivered on a particular day. It was not delivered until I called days later and asked where it was. I'm still happy with the product and will continue to use WCGB.
Great gift for any occasion.
By Terry
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The gift did not arrive on time. Should have been delivered on 6-6-14, but it was delayed in route. Given the 6th was a Friday, the gift was not delivered till the following Monday--the 9th. Do not understand why it wasn't delivered on Saturday [the 7th], since it was a shipment issue that caused the delay.
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By Jo
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Sadly, the beautiful basket of goodies arrived a day late for our relative's 70th Birthday celebration. She did comment however that it contained "all of our favorites."
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I sent this as a "thank you" gift to friends that my husband and I had visited. They absolutely loved it! They said the wine was very good and there was a nice variety of goodies. It arrived on time which I was thankful for.
Great anniversary for my sis and her hub
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Picture looked just like website. Arrived on time. They were very satisfied with the product.
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Basket arrived on time and the couple loved it.
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The delivery came 2 days after my Mother's birthday, even though I scheduled it weeks in advance. Not sure how I am supposed to comment on the quality of the gift basket since it was a friggin' gift.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Great gift. Our friends loved it
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RICHMOND (AP) -- Two schools in Hampton Roads are among 10 in Virginia named as 2013 National Blue Ribbon Schools.
The U.S. Department of Education announced the awards Tuesday for 286 schools nationwide.
The Virginia schools are: Carrsville Elementary in Isle of Wight County; St. Patrick Catholic School in Norfolk; Forest Hills Elementary in Danville; Garrisonville Elementary in Stafford County; L.L. Beazley Elementary in Prince George County; Meriwether Lewis Elementary in Albemarle County; Snowville Elementary in Pulaski County; Westbriar Elementary in Fairfax County; Sacred Heart Academy in Winchester and St. Veronica Catholic School in Chantilly.
The program that began in 1982 recognizes public and private elementary, middle and high schools that are either high performing or have raised student achievement to high levels.
"Great things are happening at Carrsville Elementary each and every day. I am so proud of the work of our teachers, staff, students, parents, and volunteers, and this award speaks to the dedication and commitment of the CES family," said Carrsville ES Principal Laura Matthews.
About 250 PreK-5 students attend Carrsville. County school officials say the school has earned the Title I Distinguished School Award every year since becoming a Title I school in 2008.
School Board Chairman Robert Eley noted, "This school is located in an area of our county that has recently faced tough economic times – particularly with the closing of the International Paper Mill and cutbacks at other local employers. I am very proud of the perseverance of all of the students, teachers and staff at Carrsville Elementary because it is a shining example of how excellence can still be achieved when we all work together."
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Nikica Jelavic's impressive hot streak continued at the start of April - though two defensive lapses meant a clinical brace at Norwich earned a point rather than the three it deserved.
The Blues were back to their emphatic best just 48 hours later though as the Easter Monday game resulted in the joint biggest win of the season.
Following the previous month's FA Cup replay triumph at the Stadium of Light, Sunderland must have been sick of the sight of the Toffees as second-half goals from Magaye Gueye, Steve Pienaar, Leon Osman and an own goal from Jack Colback made their annual league trip to Goodison a miserable one.
A 32,000-strong army of Evertonians headed down to Wembley the following weekend as the city's two clubs prepared to do battle at the national stadium for the first time in 23 years. It all seemed to be going to plan when Nikica Jelavic (who else?) took advantage of a defensive mix-up to ease his side in front.
Second-half goals from Luis Suarez and Andy Carroll ended the Blues' hopes however, and attention swiftly – dramatically - returned to the league. Indeed, no-one could have foreseen the drama as Moyes' charges came from 3-1 and then 4-2 down to force a 4-4 draw at Old Trafford eight days later and, in the words of Sir Alex Ferguson himself, cost Manchester United the title.
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I'm interested in reading about what drives you. Have you found it? Does everyone have a passion or do just some? Does passion change? Evolve? Do you earn a living incorporating or following your passion? How did you get there?
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My friend, Kristen, and I tried to host an Education Innovators' Social last summer. We had printed on the invitation, Sir Ken Robinson's quote on it, "What we need in education is not an evolution, but a revolution in education."
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I started up the same conversation on TED_Ed, about letter sounds and names. You may find it interesting. https://community.ed.ted.com/teded/topics/should_we_begin_teaching_children_letter_sounds_first_with_lowercase_letters_instead_of_letter_names_with_uppercase_letters?utm_content=topic_link&utm_medium=email&utm_source=reply_notification
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SA auto sector agrees to 'pull together'21 October 2013 The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), vehicle manufacturers and organised labour have committed to work together to ensure the long-term stability of South Africa's automotive industry. During a meeting with Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies in Pretoria on Thursday, key stakeholders agreed to work together to ensure the sustainable competitiveness of the sector by deepening its value chain and taking steps to secure long-term stability of supply and productivity. According to the DTI, all parties at the meeting endorsed a new initiative by the department, the Automotive Supply Chain Competitiveness Initiative (ASCCI). In an industry-first for South Africa, a national strategy for competitiveness improvement will be led and implemented through a facilitated steering committee structure, with committed participation from the major national stakeholders. These include the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of SA (Naamsa), the National Association of Automotive Component and Allied Manufacturers (Naacam) and the National Union of Metalworkers of SA (Numsa). In a joint statement with the DTI, the parties agreed that state support - primarily through the Automotive Production Development Programme (APDP) - had to be complemented "by continuous improvement and competitiveness gains in the domestic value chain". The steering committee "has already designed a co-ordinating and implementation blueprint of activities to achieve this. This initial set of activities is intended to run from now until 2017". Key focus areas include supplier operational capabilities, increase localisation and manufacturing value addition, and other strategic issues affecting local supply chain competitiveness. Source: SAnews.gov.za
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You might be completely unsure how to get to your greatness while all this bullshit is happening you are on the emotional roller coaster thinking you don't deserve it.
They are many stages of the roller coaster ride and it can feel like you'll NEVER move forward.
You may feel hopeless during any of these stages and that's because you do not realize success is right around the corner. Do you find yourself asking or saying any of the statements below?
The Four Stages to Business Success Matrix
- Nothing works out for me.
- Why do I keep hitting brick walls?
- Is this all there is to life?
- I feel like such a failure/loser
- Life SUCKS.
- Why should I bother?
- I will never get out of this.
- Why can't I catch a break?
- Can this get any worse?
- The world is ending.
- I will never have the things I want.
- All I want to do is hide.
- I am not on the right path…what is my next step?
- Getting motivated
- Realizing I am meant to have my STARDOM
- I am READY to KICK some a** (but I am not sure who, what, where, when or why)


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MAKE magazine featured a remote controlled lawn mower in issue 22. (if you have haven't heard of it, its quarterly and issue 24 just recently came out.) The guy was planning on adding a gpsduino, mowing his yard and recording the path, and then using the gps plot to control it. His site is www.rediculouslygoodlooking.com (spelling error intentional) and its what got me interested in arduino.
His full schematic and code is posted here.
Its similar to what I am now working on, but my goals are set much lower for now. I was also liking the wire buried under the yard and having it drive basically like a roomba. I was thinking you could use an electric fence and a dog collar, but i need way more knowledge on interfacing the hardware before i could do something like that.
subscribe to the magazine, itll be the best 30-35 you ever spent.