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Cut off meatiest portion of chicken wings at first joint (reserve center sections and tips to make stock another time).
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Just before frying, sprinkle wings lightly with salt and pepper, then dust with cornstarch; shake off excess.
In a deep pan, heat 1 1/2 inches oil to 350° on a deep-fat-frying thermometer.
Cook 4 or 5 wings at a time for 5 to 6 minutes or until golden brown, turning several times.
Lift from oil with a slotted spoon and drain on paper towels; keep warm in a 200° oven until all are cooked or as long as 1 hour.
Serve warm with a barbecue sauce for dipping.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 3146 Calories from Fat 1047
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 117 g180%
Saturated Fat 21.3 g106.3%
Trans Fat 2.2 g
Cholesterol 1163.5 mg387.8%
Sodium 2253.6 mg93.9%
Total Carbohydrates 42 g14.1%
Dietary Fiber 0.3 g1.2%
Sugars 10.6 g
Protein 449 g897.1%
Vitamin A 32.5% Vitamin C 47.9%
Calcium 26.6% Iron 100.6%
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Braised Baby Turkey with Cucumber and Artichoke
|Baby turkey/Large chicken, weighing 5 pound when dressed
|1 Small (Prepared)
|Beef dripping
|1 Ounce (25 Gram)
|Plain flour
|15 Milliliter (1 Tablespoon)
|1⁄4 Pint (150 Milliliter)
|1⁄4 Pint (150 Milliliter)
|Anchovy fillets
|1 Medium
|Streaky bacon
|6 Ounce (Fatty, 175 Gram)
|1 (About 9 Inches Long)
|Canned artichoke bottoms
|8 Ounce, sliced in half (Or Fresh, 175-225 Gram)
|Lemon juice
|To Taste
1) Force down on to the turkey or chicken breastbone to snap its rib cage, and flatten the bird to the maximum limit.
2) Discard any excess fat and the parson's nose.
3) In a heavy saucepan, large enough to hold the bird, stir to melt the beef dripping.
4) Fry well any giblets till brown, then remove.
5) Place the turkey in the pan, breast side down, and cook until golden.
6) Turn it over and follow the same process.
7) Take out the bird.
8) Mix in the flour and keep mixing until it is a nice rich brown.
9) Now add the water and wine-together and mix until well blended and simmering.
10) Add the anchovies.
11)To the saucepan,return the turkey or chicken breast side up, and put any giblets (but not the liver) and the onion (cut in half and spiked with the cloves) around the bird.
12) Place the strips of bacon across the bird's breast.
13) Cover with lid and cook slowly on top of the stove for 15 minutes per pound (450 g), plus an extra 15 minutes.
14) Make the cucumber into two halves down the middle, take out the seeds and cut into 1/4ch (5 mm) thick segments.
15) Blanch for a few seconds in boiling water.
16) Cut the liver into slices.
17) When the turkey or chicken is cooked, move it on to a warm plate so that it will stay warm for atleast 30 min.
18) Strain the cooking liquid into another saucepan and cook to reduce it to a single cream consistency.
19) Add the sliced artichoke, the cucumber and the sliced liver.
20) Increase the tangy flavour of the sauce with a little lemon juice.
21) Now cut the bird into slices, and serve it with the sauce.
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Serving size
Calories 287 Calories from Fat 93
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 17 g25.5%
Saturated Fat 4.6 g23.1%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 19.4 mg6.5%
Sodium 532 mg22.2%
Total Carbohydrates 10 g3.5%
Dietary Fiber 1.8 g7%
Sugars 1.6 g
Protein 20 g40.1%
Vitamin A 0.4% Vitamin C 6.7%
Calcium 2.3% Iron 9.4%
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Björk has launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund getting her Biophilia iPad app on to other platforms - such as Android and Windows 8.
The interactive app partnered with her 2012 album Biophilia - and went on to form a science and music education programme for under resourced school.
"There's ten apps and the mother app is a galaxy, sort of celebrating the world of sound. Galaxies are kind of the same shape as how sound vibrates, on the iPad screen you can take the galaxy so it's in 3D, you are visualising sound - which is 3D anyway," she explained to Radio X shortly before it was released.
The mother "galaxy" app is free - but each extra app needs to be downloaded seperately. Each further app is a song which is portrayed as a star in afore-mentioned galaxy.
"It's all about exploring the areas where music, nature and technology meet, showing people how sound can work in nature while at the same time exploring the infinite expanse of the universe, from planetary systems to atomic structure," the explaination on Kickstarter reads.
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In Björk's case fans who donate can get the app, t shirts and picture discs depending on how much they give.
In a post on her website Björk explains why she wants to get it on more platforms.
"The project has been most successful among children from low-income families and schools with underfunded music departments," the post explains.
"In order to make the biophilia apps - an essential part of educational program's open-sourced curriculum - available to as many people as possible, we have decided to try to raise some money to pay for making the biophilia apps compatible with other systems. Also, most of the educators in charge of bringing the program to children have so far been unpaid volunteers, and we aim to change this."
She has 29 days left to reach the target of £375,000.
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Drupal website fixes, small extra's and add multi language
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If you are in freelance website business mainly for making money or if you are always in hurry please do not respond.
Not only am I looking for a Drupal specialist but also a grown up in love with detailed sites. You have to be pro active in seo, perfomance and cms configuration and website use in general.
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A photographer's responsive Drupal 7- bootstrap - website ([url removed, login to view]) has some errors which need to be fixed and we would like to add some small extra's and add multi language support.
The site has not three (mobile, tablet, desktop), but only two versions (mobile and desktop), breakpoint at 980 px.
- on mobile version the menu still displays list item "Home". I removed this item in the cms but it must be somewhere hard coded. Fix link to
- on mobile version sub menu is not sorting (desktop is), see /fotografie
- on desktop the menu text should only be click able/ link able, (not the whole div), hover over menu "+info"
- home page is not displaying meta tag description and keyword (other pages build on same template page are)
- on gallery template images should be possible to link (add link field in cms)
- The home page uses the backstrech plugin but I can not add attribute for the image used. Because this page only displays that image for SEO and blind people it is not good, so this must be added.
- build extra share functions for gallery and blog (LinkedIn, email and print), like [url removed, login to view] does it (icons will be provided)
- now we can put a logo, but on dark background pages we need another logo (white logo)..
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New Year's resolutions have apparently been made for more than 4000 years when the ancient Babylonians promised to return borrowed objects and pay debts. Given the towering debt mountain the UK faces, the Government should follow the commitments of this ancient race in paying its dues. This year is likely to be the one when the UK loses its AAA credit rating and could be downgraded not just once but twice. Thus the Chancellor's main resolution must be to improve the nation's finances. The UK has benefited from massive quantitative easing – buying gilts – which has kept borrowing costs low. But any suggestion that we are coming to the end of QE, and international investors will take a long hard look at the country's debt. Prepare for that moment, Mr Osborne.
Another popular resolution is to try to get on better with family and to avoid arguments. I think this is also a good commitment for politicians of all parties. The UK faces a grave debt-laden economic future and our elected representatives should work together for the benefit of the country rather than focus on political point scoring. At times of war, MPs unite and although the security of this nation is not being threatened, our economic future is. Stop the sniping and begin co-operating.
I would also like to see more honest and open dialogue with the public. No more obfuscation of the real debt picture Mr Osborne, nor more condemning the cuts Mr Balls (because what else would you do?). We need a grown-up debate with the electorate as to what level of public service we can afford as a country because many of the present services – public-sector pensions, the benefits system, the NHS – are, sadly, unaffordable.
For the banks, I suggest Yom Kippur rather than New Year as a source of inspiration. This day in the Jewish calendar is the Day of Atonement – time to reflect on one's wrongdoings over the year and both to seek and offer forgiveness. This is a good start for an industry mired in scandal. So, adopt a little humility, accept responsibility and actively help to clear up the filth. The UK benefits hugely from the strength and success of its finance industry, and Britons should cherish the City. But that will not happen if the few who have behaved appallingly mar the reputation of the rest. There is a desperate need to solve the problems of the past. Like many of us, the City is hung over from bingeing on the credit boom, sick with past over-indulgence. It is time to get fit, lose the fat and stop eating and drinking to excess. This is the year to shape up or ship out.
Help the savers
So what about British business, what should its resolutions be? Well the country's larger firms have already improved their finances considerably, paying down debt and hoarding cash. But many of these firms could help their employees with their finances. Last year saw auto-enrolment into pensions – the start of mandatory pension schemes for all employees in the private sector. So companies, do your bit and encourage your staff to save for their future. Match the contributions which your staff make for their retirement. This country desperately needs its citizens to take financial responsibility for their old age. Just as banks are criticised for a lack of social duty, so can companies be. Think of your wider responsibilities of this great nation of ours and the financial future of your employees. Let's look after the future of private-sector workers and not just public.
Most of us look forward to a new year with optimism, a chance to start afresh, a clean slate. Well, maybe that is also what we need from private business – more optimism, more excitement about the future.
As I said above, larger private businesses have money to spend but have been reluctant to splash out. A more positive attitude to hiring and investing could be a real shot in the arm for the UK. Let's look forward to this year more positively.
Gym'll fix it
What about me personally? I don't do New Year's Resolutions but I am writing this feeling slightly jaded after yesterday's lunch (it was a long one), having eaten cold pizza and chocolate for breakfast. Like many I'll head to the gym this month.
Chief executive of BA-owner International Airlines group and president of the London Chamber of Commerce
I'll continue to lobby the Government to set an effective growth strategy for the UK to complement actions to cut costs.
We must create the right environment to stimulate and support Britain's economic regeneration.
Links with key growth markets, especially in Asia, are vital and we must ensure Britain is open for business. The visa system for countries such as China needs to be changed urgently. People won't come here to do business if we make it too hard and expensive for them to get a visa – they will take their business and new-found wealth elsewhere.
China is investing over $110bn (£67.7bn) in a new Beijing Airport scheduled for completion in 2018. It will have a total of nine runways once completed. Phase one will include four runways and capacity for 72 million passengers.
We need to remove the shackles that inhibit aviation's ability to support Britain's economic regeneration. Cross-party political support for a coherent policy on aviation is paramount.
Britain is being left behind those countries whose governments value the importance of aviation to their growth strategy and provide the necessary infrastructure to enable the industry to flourish.
Axing Air Passenger Duty – the world's highest aviation tax – would be a major step in the right direction. This tax punishes hard-working families, destroys jobs and damages prospects for our economic recovery.
Chief Executive of Centrica
Centrica and the energy sector make a major contribution to the UK economy, through investment, employment and the taxes we pay. This year we have a great opportunity to build on that to deliver the energy market of the future – what is needed now is clarity of policy through the Energy Bill to unlock investment, which is vital to the nation.
With household and business budgets under continuing strain, the Government, regulators and the industry all need to be ever more mindful of affordability. Together we must do more to make tariffs clearer and simpler and to help customers understand what makes up their energy bills.
IHS Global Insight
My resolution this year is to try to find more positive things to say about the UK economy, although my concern is that this may be hard to do.
If I can do this, perhaps I can make a tiny contribution to improving confidence (on the likely misguided assumption that anyone actually reads anything I write) and helping the economy. Over the last four or five years, I've spent a lot of time depressing myself writing about the state of the economy. I will also try to make fewer embarrassing typos in my analysis notes. Happy New Year to the UK Economy.
Former Cabinet minister and present chairman of Evercore Pan Asset Capital Management's investment committee
I would like Santa to dig deep this year, and send me gifts that all can enjoy. Let's start with a speedy UK recovery, with happy banks financing new jobs and ventures. Let's ask for a supercharged Chinese economy, so the world's motor is back in gear. Let's hope for an easy way down from the US fiscal cliff, without our all being poorer as the politicians argue.
Above all, I look forward to a New Year when the French and Germans feel the UK's pain and grant us a new trade-based relationship with their emerging political union and newly strengthened currency. We will just have to get used to all those pigs flying past the window.
Chief Executive of British Land
I expect that the UK economy will continue to recover this year but only slowly. So our Government's policy and actions will be really important. Government needs to do even more to help companies grow. They need to help speed up the planning process, so that developers can invest more.
We must make sure that our need to raise taxes does not deter new investment. I am delighted that the Prime Minister has focused on the need to rationalise the so-called Community Infrastructure Levy but let's get a solution in place quickly. Air and rail travel is at the heart of much business activity in the UK today. Yet UK transport infrastructure is under real pressure. Crossrail will make a big difference to London later this decade. That's great but we cannot continue to dodge the issue of airport capacity in the South-East forever."
Chief Executive of Standard Life
It's that time of year again when we start thinking about the positive differences we want to make in the year ahead. In my case, that means how to make sure our industry supports the massive changes in pensions regulation that have just been introduced.
The savings industry in the UK is undergoing the furthest-reaching reforms we've ever seen, including the introduction of auto-enrolment into pension schemes to encourage more saving. The industry needs to reflect on how it can build on this important reform to serve its customers best, and work on closing the UK's £27 billion annual retirement savings gap, helping to make the UK a nation of savers again.
It's no secret that the financial crisis has led to an erosion of trust in financial services over recent years. This is something that the industry and regulators are tackling to make sure that auto-enrolment is a sustainable success. The opportunity exists to change the UK savings habit, and more widely support society and the UK's long-term economic growth.
Executive Chairman of stockbroker Brewin Dolphin
There remains an unhealthy short-termist culture within much of the financial sector. We at Brewin Dolphin endorse the development of a savings culture within the UK with a long-term approach to investment.
Yet the landscape in which we operate is making that less conducive, choosing instead to reward the gamblers over the investors. This cannot be sensible and does not create a path to prosperity.
We need a tax system that rewards savers over day traders.
The present system works completely in reverse: investment in equities by private investors and pension funds is subject to 0.5% stamp duty, whereas CFD trading is tax free.
Saving for the future requires long-term thinking and expertise, not the instincts of a short-seller out to make a quick buck. So we believe the taxes raised from stamp duty on equities should at least be spread more thinly across other financial instruments with fewer social benefits.
Head of investment research at Charles Stanley Direct
My financial new year resolution is quite simple, I am going to practise what I preach. I often analyse an investor's portfolio and one of my normal comments is that the investor has too many funds and investments and he or she needs to rationalise the portfolio. Having looked at my ISA and Sipp recently I have well over 50 different holdings — so one of my goals for this year is to get this down to a more manageable number and focus my portfolio on my best ideas.Reuse content


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Game includes 4 different categories:
1. Image Breaker -You can import any picture, photo of your boss for example, and then sweetly break his portrait.
2. Glass Blocks - Break glass blocks by tapping on it. It's a little bit hard to break blocks but you can do it. Look out! Don't harm your fingers with broken glasses :)
3. Light Bulb - Go now and break as many light bulbs as you wish. It's so easy to do with this app and it sounds are really excitable.
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Convert a spare bedroom, unused home office or even a closet space into a craft haven with these sewing room design ideas. Grab your favorite sewing room design ideas for an inspiration board complete with quick tips, inspiring photos, fabric swatches and DIY projects. Use these sewing room design ideas to fit within your own space and budget constraints.
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Sewing Room Design Ideas: Accents
Whether you're looking for useable storage or fun storage room accents, these projects are perfect for jazzing up your sewing room space. From fabric panels to chair pads, these projects will not only help you accessorize your work space, but they'll make it more fuctional and comfortable.
- Screen Fabric Panels: Use fabric panels as sewing room design ideas when you want to offset a sewing corner or nook from the rest of a room. These panels transform a wood screen into a pretty room divider.
- Striped Chair Pad: Make your sewing chair a comfortable one with this blue and white striped crochet chair pad, accented with crochet daisies.
- Simply Reversible Window Valence: Tie your sewing room design ideas together with a simple window valance. You can use the same fabric for a skirt around your cutting and/or tables.
- Decoupage Sewing Storage Box: Use paper sewing patterns to cover a plain wood box and turn it into decorative storage for fabric and sewing patterns.
- Giant Button Wall Art: Sewists, crafters, kids, and adults will LOVE this Giant Button Wall Art! Made with a large wooden circle, this simple DIY decor project is perfect for adding a splash of color to a small corner or your children's bedroom.
- Recycled Rug Pouf: Perfect for lounging or dreaming up your next sewing project, this rug pouf is thrifty and super easy to make...and it makes the perfect addition to your sewing room or living room.
Sewing Room Design Ideas: Baskets
Baskets are great for your sewing room because you can use them to store anything! Fabric, bobbins, thread, yarn, and so much more can be stored and organized into baskets...best of all, they make for cute (and functional) decor.
- 2-Strand Fold Basket: Crochet your own storage baskets for fabric and other supplies for fun sewing room design ideas.
- Chicken Wire Baskets: Make your own baskets in a rustic, country style with inexpensive chicken wire.
- Crochet Stash Baskets: Use this free beginner crochet pattern to create these handy baskets that can be used to store any number of sewing essentials.
- Basket Insert: Line your baskets with an old bedsheet with this useful and upcycled project.
- Crocheted Stash Buster Basket: The great thing about this basket is that it will help you use up your yarn stash in addition to helping you stow away old sewing supplies!
Sewing Room Design Ideas: Boards
Keep your inspiration close at hand with these DIY inspiration boards. Great for having by your working desk, these boards help you keep track of all your notes, project ideas, and shopping lists.
- DIY Inspiration Board: Inspiration boards made with coordinating fabrics are the perfect addition to your sewing room design ideas.
- Magnet Board with Matching Magnets: Create an embellished magnet board with matching magnets, made with the scrapbook paper of your choice.
- Window Frame Blackboard: Use an old window frame to create an organization or inspiration board with three different elements: a blackboard, a chicken wire section for hanging and a magnet board.
- Chalkboard Coat Hanger: Organize your craft room with this cute coat hanger. Painted with chalkboard paint, this craft project can keep your craft aprons in order and be used to remind yourself of important notes.
- Pottery Barn Wall Organizer: Keep track of your awesome project ideas with this thrifty knockoff organizer.
- Dollar Store Cookie Sheet: Transform an old dollar store find into a virtual Pinterest board. Track your must-make projects and ideas with ease!
Sewing Room Design Ideas: Pincushions
What's the one thing every sewing room needs? Pincushions! These easy-to-make pincushions will help you keep track of those pesky needles as you sew, hem, cut, and stitch.
- Egg Cup Pincushion: These little egg cup pin cushions are a cute way to add color and whimsy to your sewing room design ideas. These pin cushions also use up tiny scraps of fabric. Give as gifts to your sewing friends.
- Felt Donut Pin Cushion: Celebrate a sweet tooth with this fun donut pin cushion made with pink felt. You can even add sugar cookie or cake batter fragrance to the stuffing for extra fun. Use the blanket stitch to complete with pin cushion.
- Mini Cupcake Pin Cushions: Use bottle caps and scrap fabric to create these adorable little cupcake pin cushions. Arrange a collection on a cake stand for a fun and functional sewing room decoration.
- Canning Jar Pin Cushion or Treasure Jar: Turn a large mouth glass jar into a double-duty item for your sewing room. The top of the jar becomes a pin cushion which screws off to reveal your sewing supplies.
- Cathedral Pin Cushion: This Cathedral Pin Cushion is perfect for storing all your pins. Make one for yourself and all your friends! Cute and unique pin cushions like this make great gifts and are easy and fun ways to use up any fabric scraps you have lying around.
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Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN) is a nationwide commitment to reduce gun and gang crime in America by networking existing local programs that target gun and gun crime and providing these programs with additional tools necessary to be successful. Since its inception in 2001, approximately $2 billion has been committed to this initiative. This funding is being used to hire new federal and state prosecutors, support investigators, provide training, distribute gun lock safety kits, deter juvenile gun crime, and develop and promote community outreach efforts as well as to support other gun and gang violence reduction strategies.
The United States Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Tennessee works with local, state and federal partners, including the ATF, the FBI, the DEA, the ICE, the U.S. Marshal's Service, the TBI, several Sheriff's offices and Police Departments to target, investigate, and prosecute the most violent firearms offenders. Outreach, education, and training programs are also part of the program to increase public awareness and to deter violent offenders from continuing to engage in firearms offenses. Some of the prosecutions brought through the Project Safe Neighborhood initiative are:
- In March 2015, Stephen Thompson, 25, of Knoxville, Tenn., pleaded guilty to two counts of Hobbs Act robbery and one count of discharging a firearm during the robbery. Sentencing was set for 10:00 a.m., July 8, 2015, in U.S. District Court in Knoxville. http://www.justice.gov/usao-edtn/pr/hardee-s-shooter-thompson-pleads-guilty-robbery-and-gun-charges
- Tommy Brummitt, 43, of Elizabethton, Tenn., was sentenced in September 2014 to serve 188 months in federal prison, for being a felon in possession of a firearm. Michael J. Brummitt, 44, also of Elizabethton, was also sentenced to serve 54 months in federal prison for also being a felon in possession of a firearm. Upon their release from prison, each will be subject to five years supervised release. There is no parole in the federal system.http://www.justice.gov/usao-edtn/pr/chattanooga-man-sentenced-200-months-possession-firearm-felon
- In September 2014, Tommy Brummitt, 43, of Elizabethton, Tenn., was sentenced to serve 188 months in federal prison, for being a felon in possession of a firearm. Michael J. Brummitt, 44, also of Elizabethton, was sentenced to serve 54 months in federal prison for also being a felon in possession of a firearm. Upon their release from prison, each will be subject to supervision by the U.S. Probation Office for five years. There is no parole in the federal system. http://www.justice.gov/usao-edtn/pr/michael-and-tommy-brummitt-sentenced-being-felons-possession-firearms
- In September 2014, Lonnie Gene Greer, Jr., 36, of Jonesborough, Tenn., was sentenced to serve 180 months in federal prison for possession of firearms after having been previously convicted of a felony offense. Upon his release from prison, he will be subject to three years supervised release. http://www.justice.gov/usao-edtn/pr/lonnie-greer-jr-sentenced-being-felon-possession-firearms
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Humans are social beings, and we have an inherent need to connect with others to create a sense of belonging and acceptance. You may have not thought about it in this way, but a large part of that connection with others is telling stories – everything from your uncle's hunting tales, to reminiscing with college [studying] buddies, and even the "I remember" conversations you get by looking at your old family photos.
All of these examples are stories that build history, value and connection between people. Stories are so ingrained into our existence as humans that no matter how far you look back into history, every culture's beliefs, artistry and writings are really just a collection of stories about hope, fear and knowledge that are passed from one person to another over the course of time. Our need to use stories as a connection and communication tool has not diminished with the onset of technology – not by 35mm's, or even a pixel. The film industry alone is at $88 billion per year, only rivaled by the essentials of modern existence – power, construction, medicine … and Wal-Mart.
Do you have a story to tell? Video is a format that changes how a story is told. We live in a spectacular time when the tools to create video are more accessible than ever before. You don't need an $80 million blockbuster budget or a 30-person crew either. Quality cameras are affordable (every phone has one), and powerful graphics and animation software is cheap (or even free!). The audience doesn't have to imagine what you are trying to say, because you are not just telling your story, you can show them. You can easily have your own web video channel about parenting, how-to series about car repair, watch product demos, or have your own web cartoon – and place it in the palm of anyone's hand.
As our culture changes, the way we consume information and tell stories will follow suit. Thanks to the Internet and smartphones, your story is now only a click or swipe away. The days of text-heavy websites – overflowing with tables, paragraphs and bullet points – are long gone. Everyone is busy and on the go. Statistics say 40% of us are engaging other people on our tiny, handheld portals to the Internet. Since time and accessibility seem to be the issue, I know I would rather experience a story in 30 seconds, with full-screen video and audio, rather than try to absorb the same story across four screens worth of 10-point Helvetica. I certainly do believe in the power of the written word, being a creative writer (and now blogging here on TKGenius!).
Writing in general will always holds its value with expanded explanations, imaginative narrations and abstract thoughts. A novel will always have greater depth and details than its movie counterpart. Unfortunately, I can't process the novel-version of that same story in the same hour and a half with my fourth-grade reading speed. Video lends itself to the modern web because you can use focused storytelling to rapidly engage audiences with a complete story that can easily be shared on any web page, social media forum, or sent through email.
If you have a very clear message to convey in a short timeframe, consider video. A picture may be worth a thousand words, but video is worth a thousand words twenty-four times per second – and has its own soundtrack. We all have a little time for a great story. How are you telling yours?


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dx50 or ipod classic with a amp
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I Own both, 7g classic rockboxed and DX50. Dx50 sound is far superior in my opinion both LO and HO. I loved the rockboxed classic but the sudden misfortune of having to update to a new computer running the dreaded windows 8, necessitated the need to wean myself of ipod as the emcore/rockbox firmware does not seem to get along well with windows 8.
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Not anymore on recent firmwares. Digitalfreak had major problems with his though, probably because his was defective.
I have had my DX since January, originally 1.2.6 and now 1.2.8 and have not had one single crash, glitch or problem.
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I also have not had any crash on mine, and my tags edited im mp3tags is editet correctly, so database work without problems.
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Still not as good as DX50. I have both. However, if you manage to install rockbox on iPod Classic it can bring it closer to DX50 but you have to find the right settings. DX50 with a very good amp will bring your listening experience to another level.
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As for the sound quality, the DX50 is slightly better sounding (and I emphasize ONLY SLIGHTLY BETTER SOUNDING) then a standard iPod. If one is going to spend 240 only to be forced to spend another 2, 3, or 4 hundred bones on an amp to make the DX50 sound like good hi fi instead of mediocracy then I say buy a better sounding mobile rig or DAP and leave the DX50 with iBasso.
Finally, if certain people don't like the idea that I spew negativity involving the DX50 everywhere I go then I shall gladly keep it to myself on the condition that my user name NEVER EVER BE BROUGHT INTO THE CONVERSATION. When it is I SHALL SPEAK MY MIND and post my opinion and experience with the DX50 and if certain people dislike that TOUGH. Considering I've had problems involving certain individuals flaming me I will thank everyone to PLEASE KEEP MY NAME OUT of any DX50 conversation. That shall be all. Have a nice life.
100% agree.
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i rated the sound of cowon d2 over any ipods that ive had in the past.
then i got a dx50 and i rate it several levels above d2.
when paired with pico/predator, the sound is absolutely amazing.
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HI, would you still keep your point also with respect to an Ipod classic amped with a Fostex hp-p1? Even outside Ibasso dx50, is there something out here that costs like an Ipad + fostex and has significantly better SQ?
any suggestion welcome
Hi guys, hope i am not shouldering in here. Need some advice... have to do some traveling. I have the latest ipod classic but have not used it due to its sq. Since the areas i will be visiting will have limited wifi i need to dust it down and load it up! Can anyone give me advice on a dac that will help boost its sq.
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The Lloyd's of London insurer Amlin will soon be wowing its clients at the top of the "Cheesegrater" skyscraper in the City after agreeing a major pre-letting deal with British Land yesterday.
Amlin has agreed heads of terms for 111,000 sq ft in the deal, including the 6,000 sq ft 45th floor, the highest in the 224m high building available for rent. The floor, complete with panoramic views over the capital, will be used for client entertaining while the underwriter's staff toil below on floors 18 to 24. The company is likely to have paid a hefty premium for the top floor but declined to comment.
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Suite française (French pronunciation: [sɥit fʁɑ̃sɛz], "French Suite") is the title of a planned sequence of five novels by Irène Némirovsky, a French writer of Ukrainian-Jewish origin. In July 1942, having just completed the first two of the series, Némirovsky was arrested as a Jew and detained at Pithiviers and then Auschwitz, where she was murdered, a victim of the Holocaust. The notebook containing the two novels was preserved by her daughters but not examined until 1998. They were published in a single volume entitled Suite française in 2004.
The sequence was to portray life in France in the period following June 1940, the month in which the German army rapidly defeated the French and fought the British; Paris and northern France came under German occupation on June 14. The first novel, Tempête en juin (Storm in June) depicts the flight of citizens from Paris in the hours preceding the German advance and in the days following it. The second, Dolce (Sweet), shows life in a small French country town, Bussy (in the suburbs just east of Paris), in the first, strangely peaceful, months of the German occupation. These first two novels seem able to exist independently from each other[citation needed] on first reading. The links between them are rather tenuous; as Némirovsky observes in her notebook, it is the history and not the characters, that unite them.
The third novel, Captivité (Captivity), for which Némirovsky left a plot outline, would have shown the coalescing of a resistance, with some characters introduced in Tempête en juin and Dolce having been arrested and put under threat of death, in Paris. The fourth and fifth novels would perhaps have been called Batailles (Battles) and La Paix (Peace) but these exist only as titles in Némirovsky's notebook, against which she had placed question marks. Nothing can be said about the plots of Batailles and La Paix. To quote Némirovsky's notes, they are "in limbo, and what limbo! It's really in the lap of the gods since it depends on what happens".
Tempête en juin[edit]
The narrative follows several groups of characters, who encounter one another rarely if at all. All are impelled to flee from Paris in advance of the German entry into the city. As transport and distribution collapse under German bombardment, all have to change their plans and nearly all lose the veneer of civilization.
The Péricands are making for Nîmes, where they have property. They reach the city but in the course of the journey, Charlotte Péricand's senile father-in-law is left behind (forgotten) while her second son, Hubert, runs away to join the army and shares in its collapse. Her elder son, Philippe, is a priest and is shepherding a party of orphans, who eventually kill him (in a death scene perhaps in need of revision, Némirovsky comments in her notebook, because it is melo [melodramatic]). Gabriel Corte, a well-known writer, flees with his mistress and makes for Vichy, where he may or may not find refuge and employment. Charles Langelet, an aesthete, flees alone in his car, filching petrol from trusting acquaintances in order to get as far as the Loire; he returns to Paris and is killed, accidentally and memorably.
Maurice and Jeanne Michaud, minor employees at a bank, are instructed to go to Tours though deprived at the last minute of the transport promised by their employer. Their son, Jean-Marie is with the army and they have no word of his fate. They cannot get to Tours and eventually return to Paris, unemployed and almost destitute but destined to survive. Jean-Marie is in fact wounded; he is being tended by the Sabarie family at their small farm near Bussy, where he is nursed back to health by Madeleine, the Sabaries' foster daughter. At the end of the novel as postal services are restored, Jean-Marie is able to contact his family and return to Paris. The Michauds, alone among major characters, grow in moral stature as chaos spreads.
The small town of Bussy and its neighbouring farms are the scene throughout. The German occupation seems sweetly peaceful but there is no doubt over the balance of power. The Germans get whatever they ask for, official notices promise the death penalty for those who disobey their regulations and French collaborators, including the Péricands, make their own settlement with their German overlords.
The main plot concerns Lucile Angellier, whose unfaithful husband is a prisoner of war. She lives uneasily, with her mother-in-law. Theirs being the best house in the village, it is where the German commander, Bruno von Falk, an accomplished musician, is billeted. Unwillingly Lucile finds herself falling in love with him. In this and several parallel strands, the novel explores the deep, perhaps unbridgeable, differences and the perhaps superficial sympathies, between military Germans and rural French.
The minor plot concerns the family of Benoît Sabarie, a prisoner of war who escapes from German captivity, returns home to the family farm near Bussy, marries his fiancée Madeleine and believes (with some justification) that she still pines for Jean-Marie Michaud, whom she nursed during his recovery. Jealous by nature, Benoît also believes that Madeleine risks being seduced by the German interpreter, Bonnet, who is billeted in their house. Caught poaching, arrested for possessing a gun, Benoît struggles free and shoots Bonnet dead. (In her notebook, Némirovsky mentions a possible revision where Bonnet is wounded, not killed.)
The stories come together when, at Madeleine's request, Lucile conceals Benoît in her house. It is widely assumed that Bruno's presence in the house and his liking for Lucile, will protect her against searches. The need to conceal Benoît brings Lucile and her mother-in-law closer; it drives her apart from Bruno, though he never knows why.
After an astonishing and powerful scene in which German troops celebrate the first anniversary of their entry into Paris, Dolce ends in July 1941, when Germany begins its invasion of the Soviet Union. The troops occupying Bussy are posted to the Eastern Front. Lucile and Bruno fear that he will not survive and she has no difficulty in persuading him to give her a travel document and petrol coupon, which (unknown to him) will enable her to drive Benoît to a new refuge. The title of Dolce, like that of the whole sequence, intentionally recalls musical terminology, dolce means "sweet" or "soft" in musicians' Italian. This title is truthful but also ironic, since bitterness exist under the surface and a far less peaceful sequel was to follow.
The plot of Némirovsky's third novel exists as a plot outline, with some contradictions, in her notebook. Benoît has "friends" (the nascent Communist resistance) in Paris. Lucile drives him to the city, where he is concealed by the Michauds, whom the Angelliers met briefly in Tempête en juin. In Paris, Benoît and Jean-Marie Michaud are denounced, arrested and in prison, meet Hubert. Jean-Marie is pardoned by the Germans, when Lucile contacts Bruno von Falk on his behalf. Benoît and his friends organize an escape and release Jean-Marie and Hubert. Jean-Marie and Lucile meet and fall in love but after learning that she is still in love with Bruno, he leaves to fight against the Germans and dies heroically. On the Eastern Front, Bruno is also killed, Lucile losing her French and German beloveds. In a sub-plot, the writer Gabriel Corte, a relatively minor and unsympathetic character in Tempête en juin, emerges as a propagandist and politician, initially collaborating with the Germans, later perhaps disaffected; Benoît dies brutally and full of hope.
The manuscript and its rediscovery[edit]
Suite française, so far as it was completed, was written in microscopic handwriting in a single notebook; Tempête and Dolce together filled 140 pages, corresponding to 516 published pages. It was possibly the earliest work of literary fiction about World War II, and is remarkable as a historical novel sequence written during the period that it depicts, transformed far beyond the level of a journal of events such as might be expected to emerge from the turmoil and tragedy Némirovsky experienced.
Ironically, her elder daughter, Denise, kept the notebook containing the manuscript of Suite française for fifty years without reading it, believing that it would indeed be a journal or diary too painful to read. In the late 1990s, having made arrangements to donate her mother's papers to a French archive, Denise decided to examine the notebook first. At last discovering what it contained, she had it published in France in 2004.
Publication history[edit]
French publication[edit]
Suite française was published by Denoël, Paris, in 2004. ISBN 2-207-25645-6; pocket edition (Folio) ISBN 2-07-033676-X. The edition includes a preface by Myriam Anissimov, notes by Némirovsky about the revision and planned continuation of the sequence, and correspondence between Némirovsky herself, her husband Michel Epstein, her publisher Albin Michel and others in the period before and after her deportation.
Suite française won the Prix Renaudot for 2004. This is the first time that the prize has been awarded posthumously.
An English translation by Sandra Smith was published by Chatto & Windus, London, 2004, and by Knopf, New York, in 2006. ISBN 1-4000-4473-1. An Indonesian translation by Mimi Benetto and Lenah Susianty was published by Qanita, Jakarta, in 2011. ISBN 978-602-8579-80-3.
Film rights[edit]
The film rights to Suite française were purchased by Universal in 2006. Production began to move forward in 2012, with Saul Dibb (The Duchess) writing and directing, Matt Charman co-writing and Michelle Williams starring as Lucille Angellier alongside Kristin Scott Thomas as her mother-in-law, and Matthias Schoenaerts as Bruno. Filming began in Belgium and Paris in June 2013.[1][2]
Critical reception[edit]
Suite française was published to high acclaim from critics. The book received a 95/100 weighted average on the old Metacritic site, based on the reviews of 19 critics.[3] In The New York Times, Paul Gray called the book "stunning" and argued that it ranks with "the greatest, most humane and incisive fiction that conflict has produced.[4] Janice Kulyk Keefer of The Globe and Mail wrote the book was " miraculous for the power, brilliance and beauty of the writing, and for the very wholeness".[5]
In 2009, The Times ranked it the fifth best book of the 2000s. In 2014, The Telegraph placed it #31 on their list of the all-time greatest novels.[6]
Similarities with other novels[edit]
Some readers have noticed similarities between Bruce Marshall's 1943 novel Yellow Tapers for Paris and Irène Némirovsky's Suite française which was written at about the same time but not discovered until 1998.[7] There is no suggestion of plagiarism, Némirovsky was dead before Marshall's novel was published and no one saw Némirovsky's work before its 1998 discovery. Both works have protagonists who work in finance, Marshall's protagonist is an accountant while Némirovsky's work has several characters who work for a bank. Both books were written during and/or immediately after the event but show significant reflection; they are not autobiographical works but fiction featuring invented characters. The stories cover the prelude of the Nazi invasion and its aftermath but the events in the stories are much different. Marshall's ends before the occupation, while Némirovsky's has significant portions devoted to it. "Dolce," the second part of Suite française, is similar to Le Silence de la Mer, a novella by the French author Vercors (pseudonym of Jean Bruller). Both stories deal with a German officer, who in civilian life was a composer, who is quartered in the house of a young French woman. Suite française and Le Silence de la Mer were finished in early 1942.
Several reviewers and commentators[8][9] have raised questions regarding Némirovsky's attitude toward Jews, her generally negative depiction of Jews in her writing and her use of anti-semitic publications in advancing her career. A review of her work published in The New Republic states:
Némirovsky was the very definition of a self-hating Jew. Does that sound too strong? Well, here is a Jewish writer who owed her success in France entre deux guerres in no small measure to her ability to pander to the forces of reaction, to the fascist right. Némirovsky's stories of corrupt Jews—some of them even have hooked noses, no less!—appeared in right-wing periodicals and won her the friendship of her editors, many of whom held positions of power in extreme-right political circles. When the racial laws in 1940 and 1941 cut off her ability to publish, she turned to those connections to seek special favors for herself, and even went so far as to write a personal plea to Marshal Pétain.[10]
- ^ "Michelle Williams in talks for 'Suite Francaise'". Variety.
- ^ "Suite française (2014)". IMDb. 1 March 2015. Retrieved 1 March 2015.
- ^ "Suite Francaise by Irene Nemirovsky: Reviews". Archived from the original on 1 February 2008. Retrieved 1 March 2015.
- ^ Gray, Paul (April 6, 2006). "Review: Suite Francaise". The New York Times. Retrieved August 27, 2014.
- ^ Kulyk Keefer, Janice (April 15, 2006). "Suite Francaise". The Globe and Mail. Archived from the original on February 1, 2008. Retrieved August 27, 2014.
- ^ "100 novels everyone should read". Telegraph.co.uk. 4 September 2014. Retrieved 1 March 2015.
- ^ "Yellow Tapers for Paris & Suite Française". hankarcher.blogspot.com.
- ^ Nextbook: Behind the Legend
- ^ Jeffries, Stuart (22 February 2007). "Truth, lies and anti-semitism". The Guardian. London. Retrieved 24 May 2010.
- ^ Scandale Française
External links[edit]
- Irène Némirovsky website informally linked with the French publishers of Suite française
- "As France Burned": review of the English translation of Suite Française by Paul Gray, New York Times Book Review, 9 April 2006
- Excerpt from Suite française


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The overall goal of the new Core C is to provide resources, expertise, and training for RMTSC investigators to characterize the chemosensory capabilities and responsiveness of their model rodents. These include phenotypic assessment of transgenic and knockout mice, as well as organisms with experimentally induced taste and olfactory deficits, including localized delivery of pharmacological agents. The need for an assessment core has arisen because the numbers of gene-targeted and transgenic mice produced and/or utilized by established and new RMTSC core investigators has increased dramatically since the last funding period. Further, several new lines are being developed that will be utilized by multiple RMTSC investigators. These model organisms will require functional validation, both electrophysiological and behavioral. Electrophysiology core services include assistance with chorda tympani and glossopharyngeal taste nerve recording, to assess taste function in anterior and posterior lingual fields, and EOG recording, to assess function of the olfactory epithelium and olfactory nerve conduction. Behavioral assessment facilities include training and expertise in the design and execution of behavioral testing for both taste and olfactory function. These services include assistance with design and analysis of brief access taste tests using the Davis Rig llckometer, long-term 2-bottle preference tests, and olfactory function using the olfactometer. In addition to providing services for established investigators. Core C will aid new investigators who do not have the equipment or expertise to perform these assessments on their own. Further, having central core facilities will enhance collaborations among RMTSC investigators, and bring new investigators into the chemosensory field. It is not the intention of this core to perform all these studies for the participating laboratories, but rather to facilitate the capabilities of the participating laboratories to gain the requisite expertise.
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In Summary, wie can recommend the Appartement and we would came back again.
Property as pictured, nice and clean. No TV so if you have kids may need some other form of entertainment for them at night. It does have good WiFi though. Kitchen has all you need to cook. Problem for us was the stairs, lots of them and having lots of luggage and 2 kids it was very difficult. The front bedroom was noisy at night as there is a bar downstairs and hard to sleep, back bedroom is fine. There is plenty of shops around to eat & shop and the train station is at the end of the street. Owner arranged a taxi to collect us at the airport, and take us back to airport which was very convenient.
Did not meet the owner, only a man who met us and explained everything to us. He did stay a while at the apartment explaining it all (we just wanted to change and rest up). Overall apartment was clean, just hard to go up & down stairs all the time. Location was great, close to everything you need.
The strongest point about this property is the location. Using the subway, in less than 10 minutes you can be at the city centre. It is also important to mention how clean it was and how friendly Jordi (the person who welcomed us to the property) was. You get exactly what you paid for. As there is always room for improvement, it is important to get a bigger shower curtain. Will stay there again
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