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Five minutes and then I will go back to work. How many times have you already said that to yourself? Even though you have a capital exam the day after, you can't help it. You keep refreshing your timeline to see if nothing has happened within the last two seconds. Facebook has become part of our lives.
It's the ultimate way to stalk the handsome guy you ran into earlier, the new girlfriend of your ex or keep contact with your friend when they live halfway around the world. It becomes such a daily life item but we tend to abuse it, to use it without any useful reasons. It's like a cigarette: it's something we use when we are bored and we don't have anything better to do. However, would/could you imagine your life without it?
Friday 28 January 2014 is the international day without Facebook – created in order to fight against the addiction that may be caused by the social network. So are you ready to rethink what will your life be without Facebook? Maybe you'll get a little bit more sleep (instead of falling asleep during lectures), your concentration will also get better! We all have that boring lecturer that made us regret our previous white night and instead of falling asleep you find yourself on Facebook to find some distraction.
Moreover with new technologies it is possible to be connected anywhere: on the streets, all universities have Wi-Fi, in cafes, library, big groceries shops, stations… but also on any devices: smartphones, tablets, laptops. Being connected has never been more simple. Yet trying to avoid Facebook temptation for one day could be fun. Find some friends that would like to take the experiment with you so you won't feel lonely.


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Foundation of the Mikhailovsky Theatre
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St. Petersburg, Russia, 192241
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The Imperial Mikhailovsky Theatre Foundation has the key part in supporting the productions of the Theatre and encouraging innovative projects and educational programs.
The Foundation has established a fellowship for the young artists who have started their career at the Mikhailovsky Theatre.
On the invitation of the Imperial Mikhailovsky Theatre Foundation world famous dancers and singers take part in the artistic life of the theatre.
Under the auspices of the Imperial Mikhailovsky Theatre Foundation, some of the world's most eminent artists contribute to the cultural life of Arts Square. All of the Mikhailovsky Theatre's new productions, as well as the Mikhailovsky Theatre Grand Prix benefit event, also took place with the financial support of the Foundation.

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Accountancy and Control: Accountancy (track)
The Master (MSc) Accountancy & Control programme of the University of Amsterdam has a strong international emphasis. The programme is designed to prepare students for financial positions, not only in auditing and consultancy, but also in industry, banking or government. The programme consists of an Accountancy track and a Control track.
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The Accountancy track in the Accountancy and Control Master's programme is for you if you seek a career in a financial function, as an auditor, but also as a financial professional in the business world or in not-for-profit organisations. The programme provides you with in-depth knowledge of financial information flows and their role in financial management, as well as the professional skills to apply this knowledge to the practical world of business or the public sector.
- Prepare for a career as an auditor or financial professional;
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- follow our multidisciplinary programme and qualify for top-level Post-master programmes;
- after completing the programme, you are eligible for exemptions for up to seven papers towards the international ACCA accreditation (see www.accaglobal.com).
One Master's programme, two tracks
The Master's programme in Accountancy & Control offers two top-level academic specialisation tracks:
Both tracks offer a common knowledge base in Accountancy and Control, as well as in-depth specialised courses and subject matter.
After successful completion of this programme, you will receive an accredited Master's degree in Accountancy and Control and the title Master of Science (MSc).
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Exercise should be pair of our daily lifestyle, but how many of us are actually following the exercise rule? Lack of any exercise can lead to various health problems. Over eating with less exercise can weaken the body muscles, create stiff joints and increase your risk of developing all kinds of heart diseases. Continue Reading


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|Employers First Report of Injury or Illness (Form 45). The Workers' Compensation Act requires employers (or insurers acting on their behalf) to send the Employers First Report of Injury or Illness (Form 45) reports to the Commission on all accidents involving more than three lost work days. Instructions on how to complete Form 45 are included in this download.
|IPRF Injury Description Report (Form 45-A) is a useful tool in identifying the injury, extent and treatment goals and should be used on all reported workers' compensation claims.
|IPRF Supervisors Investigation Form (Form 45-B) is also an important tool in the claims investigation process. The form will provide additional information on the incident that maybe helpful in the claims process.
|IPRF Employee Accident/Injury Report (Form 45-C) Employees shall use this form to report all work related injuries, illnesses no matter how minor. This form shall be completed by employees as soon as possible and given to a supervisor for further action.
|IPRF Witness Report (Form 45-D) Supervisors are to use this form to obtain the witnesses account of the injury/accident. This form shall be completed by witness(s) as soon as possible and given to a supervisor.
|IPRF Questionable Claim Report Form (Form 45-E) will need to be completed where the employer is not certain whether or not the matter is work related should be reported
|IPRF Medical Authorization Release Form (Form 45-F) helps the claims adjuster obtain all medical records and information from hospitals, doctor offices and diagnostic testing facilities that otherwise might take longer due to HIPPA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) security concerns. With the injured worker signing and dating this form, IPRF Claims Administration would then disseminate the signed form to the medical providers with a written request for all medical records related to the work related injury that was reported.
|IPRF Member Injury/Accident Investigation Tool Kit This kit includes action step that should be taken when a work related injury/accident occurs. The kit includes the primary IPRF Reports and Forms that will need to be completed and submitted to the IPRF Claims Office as soon as possible.
|IPRF Member Contact Change Form. Please help us to keep your organization current with all IPRF services. If there is a change in personnel who are assigned as our primary contact, accounting/billing contact, claims contact, loss control contact or the legislative action/alerts liaison contact, please download the "fillable form" and either fax or email as directed on the form.
|IPRF 52 Week Wage Statement Form for claims that go beyond the state statute of three (3) scheduled days off waiting period, total temporary disability (TDD) will be owed on compensable claims. The calculations for this is based on 52 weeks of pay prior to date of injury.
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|State of Illinois Notice to Employee Poster. The State of Illinois and the Federal Government require employers to display state and federal labor law posters in each facility where employees and applicants can view them. Failure to comply with posting regulations can result in fines up to $17,000 (29 USC Sec. 666(I) and 29 USC Sec. 2005)
|The Illinois Handbook on Workers' Compensation and Occupational Diseases provides a basic explanation of the workers' compensation program, benefits, and procedures at the Commission
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By David Nelson
Regionlocation: 3671 Fifth Avenue, Hillcrest
number: 619-299-6499
chefs: Michael Stebner, Allyson Colwell, Jack Fisher
Lima Bean Bruschetta
6 ounces dry lima beans, soaked overnight, cooked until tender
2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
4 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
2 sprigs rosemary
1 teaspoon chili flakes
salt and pepper, to taste
1 sourdough baguette, cut into 20 croutons about a quarter-inch thick
1 clove raw garlic, cut in half
Parmigiano Reggiano, to taste
Combine beans with vinegar, olive oil, rosemary and chili flakes. Season to taste. Grill croutons until well charred, rub each with raw garlic, and drizzle with olive oil. Spoon bean mixture over croutons, Sprinkle with grated cheese.
"The Craftsman," "The Forager" and "The Artisan" share their work space as comfortably as three old shoes, and there seems to be no left foot in the trio. Michael Stebner, Allyson Colwell and Jack Fisher have a collective age of 92 and claim some 35 years' cooking experience, much of it together in hotel kitchens in Coronado and La Jolla. Were they to recruit a partner nicknamed "The Decorator," their new Region might become the hottest restaurant in the territory.
It certainly sizzles in Hillcrest, where Region opened last November in the Fifth Avenue premises that formerly housed Mixx. The name indicates a regional cuisine, which misleads a bit but not too much. The menu proclaims: "Our goal is to explore the foods that come from our own backyard, by using simple techniques given to us by great cooks from beyond our region."
Stebner, whose partners accompanied him from Nine-Ten at La Jolla's Grande Colonial hotel—and whose title would remain executive chef, had the trio any taste for formalities—says, "Part of our mission is to define California cooking using the foods of this region." Should this transpire, it won't be too soon. San Diego ought to claim its own cuisine, or at least local specialties, given that the area has superb vegetables, fruits and herbs, some excellent seafood (lobsters and yellowtail tuna especially) and a good mix of ethnic influences. However, what we've excelled at is fostering fast-food chains; San Diego has a national reputation for fish tacos. Region tilts against fast-fooderies as a member of the Slow Food Movement, and restricts itself to county-raised foodstuffs when possible.
Says Stebner: "We would like to support any local artisan who wants us to use his products, and we certainly would like to serve local cheeses."
Cheeses already play interesting roles at Region, and will do so more when pastry chef Jack Fisher—nicknamed "The Artisan" because of the precision with which he bakes—expands his repertoire to include sausages and cheeses. His silky ricotta purrs "homemade" through the cheesecloth weave impressed on its surface. Valued for its texture, a wedge sometimes pairs with transparent slices of speck, a lightly smoked, Alpine version of prosciutto, in a substantial appetizer whose bland-savory qualities are teased by a small salad of baby romaine and tender fennel rings into a lively ménage à trois ($6.75). For dessert, the same cheese makes a creamy background for a rhapsody of honey, pears and quince ($6.75).
All three cooks earn accolades for Region, whose guests scrape bowls brimming with succulent purées of the leeks, Hubbard squash or other choice vegetables that pile into the soup pot that day ($6.75). Every afternoon, host Joshua Deerman, who cheerfully notes that he is the sole staffer to don jacket and tie and demurs that "maître d' would be too formal a title for Region," climbs a stepladder to illustrate a blackboard embedded in a dining room wall. A competent artist, Deerman chalks renditions of corn and carrots and notes the day's fresh vegetables and their sources: salsify, cardoons and lima beans from Chino's in Rancho Santa Fe, apples from Crow's Pass Farm in Temecula, greens from Good Faith Organics in Jamul.
Unearthing as well as cooking this produce is the work of Allyson Colwell, "The Forager," a Cincinnati native who studied English literature and art history but always had a yen to cook. She commenced foraging for knowledge at Azzura Point at Loews Coronado Bay Resort in October 1999, and accompanied Stebner and Fisher to Nine-Ten. An equity partner in Region, she roots up baby beets, tender cabbage and musky turnips at farmers' markets, and cooks them with an evident understanding of the treatment that develops their best qualities.
The daily chalk painting is one of Region's décor highlights. The building greets guests in a spacious street-level bar and shunts them up a flight of stairs to a dining room that boasts a few framed photographs of agrarian scenes, a rather good chandelier, fewer tables than it needs to look properly furnished, large expanses of lime-green walls, and votive candles glowing in jam jars, a touch substantially cheesier than the house-made ricotta.
Stebner, "The Craftsman," actually built some dining tables, as well as the attractive produce table in the bar, which at Christmas time brimmed colorfully with persimmons and pomegranates. "Woodworking is my other passion," he says. The chef learned on-the-job under the celebrated James Boyce, first at The Phoenician in Scottsdale, where Stebner was raised, and then at Azzura Point in Coronado.
San Diego servers sometimes dress better than their clientele, but waiters at Region wear jeans and two-toned, athletic-style jerseys, which Stebner describes as "a step up from a T-shirt, but not a button-down, necktie look."
The Prices please, and dishes like ossobucco Milanese ($16.75) give such bang for the buck that the partners may win their desired "loyal clientele that dines here three times a week." The ossobucco tastes better than most, and, oddly for a veal shank centered by a marrow bone, looks quite pretty under a halo of buttery braised carrots. Milky risotto rises precisely to the brim of a simple white bowl as an al dente plain across which rivulets of remarkable brown sauce flow quite appetizingly. The veal retains sufficient texture to highlight its succulent qualities, and the ensemble of rice, sauce and meat is a wild success.
Simple items turn special on this menu, including pork roast dressed with sweet potatoes and raisins ($16.50) and oven-gilded roast chicken garnished with cabbage and a fragrant "panade," or pudding, of onions and carrots ($14.75). Fish might be bass given pungent panache by chives, turnips and radishes ($15), or skate wing, which is actually ray and has surprising attractions, especially when pan-crisped and sided with polenta, caramelized eggplant and a tasty stock reduction flavored with smoked pork cheek ($14.75).
The daily menu may include ear-shaped, homemade orrechiette pasta served swimming in turkey broth with porcini mushrooms and a laid-that-day egg ($7.50). It's light, tasty and different.
Region serves dinner from 6 p.m. until 10 Tuesday through Saturday, at 3671 Fifth Avenue in San Diego. Reservations are suggested; telephone 619-299-6499.


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Wednesday, September 7, 2016
Contact: Sarah Schultz, firstname.lastname@example.com, 202-734-6510
ITT Technical Institute (ITT Tech) announced that it is closing all of its campuses in light of consumer protections implemented by the Department of Education prohibiting the institution from accessing federal financial aid programs when enrolling students. ITT Tech's fraudulent and predatory business practices had resulted in lawsuits and investigations by the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and 13 state Attorneys General. Rather than adjust their model to address the various problems reported by students across the country, ITT Tech decided to close. This decision will have a major impact on the approximately 40,000 students across the country currently enrolled at the chain of schools, who are now left to forge a new educational path, and make some difficult decisions whether to pursue discharge for their loans and restart their education, or to transfer their credits to a new school.
Christopher Nellum, Young Invincibles' Policy Director, issued the following statement: "The actions by the Department were an important step toward holding predatory schools accountable and preventing them from irresponsibly using students' and taxpayers' money without providing quality educational programs. While the closure will prevent further enrollment in ITT Tech, it's important to remember that dedicated students trying to complete their degrees now must navigate the shutdown. We must make sure that those students who have been poorly served by ITT Tech are not saddled with debt they cannot repay and are not halted in their goal of getting a postsecondary education.
We are pleased to see the Department of Education has outlined possible paths for students, and we encourage them to make the applications for closed school discharges and the information about possible credit transfers and other local institutional options more widely available. We also renew a call for Congress to pass legislation to reinstate each student's Pell Grant eligibility and, if applicable, G.I. Bill eligibility in situations like this, so that students can get a truly clean slate. Finally, we hope that increased data and transparency in our higher education system will ensure students' and taxpayers' money is protected from unscrupulous actors in higher education."


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CropLife SA, a non profit Company not for gain, is an association representing the plant science industry, including the majority of responsible manufacturers & suppliers of crop protection products, and through its training and accreditation of members' sales personnel, it strives to ensure that farmers and other end-users are provided with professional and efficient services at all times.
CropLife SA's vision is to be acknowledged as the association representing all manufacturers and suppliers of crop protection products in South Africa.
The Plant Science Industry invents, develops, manufactures and sells products and services designed to improve the global production of food, feed, fibre and other useful products in a sustainable way. The industry performs this mission through the use of biology, chemistry, biotechnology, plant breeding and other techniques while following the highest ethics and standards and providing safeguards for human health and the environment.


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WOW !! Nice South Bend Tarpon Tarp Oreno wood lure. Beautiful Blue Mullet scale pattern. Red blush under the chin. Two very large single tarpon hooks. Lure body is only about eight ( 8 ) inches long. If you include the hooks, this lure is about ( 12") inches long !!! This is a very large lure that was used for Saltwater / Salt Water fishing. This lure is in very nice condition and may not have been fished. Do not let this nice lure get away, please bid high and early on this nice South Bend lure !!! *****No Reserve ***** so this lure will sell !!!This lure may have been fished so please review all pictures to confirm condition. This lure would make a great gift for yourself or your favorite lure collector. There is some camera glare in the pictures. I will combine shipping on multiple items won within a three day period. Payment is due within five days of auction end. If you have any questions, please ask prior to bidding. Thank You !!!


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Do you have a habit of collecting business cards? Do they sit in a pile on your desk until eventually you get tired of looking at them and toss them? You know you really should do something with them ……but what?
Here is a simple plan for you that will actually grow your database and your business. Schedule thirty minutes, 3 times a week, to pick up the phone and contact these wonderful people that gave you their cards. Scared? Not sure what to say? I am going to give you the script. The most important thing to remember is to keep the call simple and quick.
Script: Alaska Tracy (AK T): Hi Mary, this is Alaska Tracy, Tracy Williams, is this a good time? Mary: Hi, Tracy! Yes, I have 2 minutes! AK T: Great! 2 minutes is perfect! I got your business card a while back at the monthly luncheon and wanted to follow up with you to see how your business is doing? I also would like to know your perfect client, as I am in touch with a large sphere of people and would love to refer the right people your way. Mary: [She is thrilled and goes into detail about her business and the perfect client.] AK T: Great, I will keep you in mind when talking and networking with people. I appreciate your time today and wondered if I may update you from time to time on social media / marketing tools and tips? Mary: Yes, sure! AK T: Fantastic! I will add your name to my personal list that receives my monthly newsletter. Thanks again Mary. I look forward to keeping in touch.
You then add Mary to your database. Two positive things have taken place by calling Mary. One, you have started to build a relationship with her. See often times people assume it is ok to add someone to their database without asking permission. We all have experienced buying something or meeting someone and then getting inundated with emails from them. When we ask permission, we gain respect. Secondly, you now are looking for people to help Mary grow her business. Growing relationships take time. Helping each other is a big part of growing a trusting relationship. People work with and refer people to people they know and trust. So if we can help someone, we can start to build trust, and in general it is really nice to be able to help others.
Social Media platforms are amazing for business growth, however a strong Database is key and the foundation to business growth.
For more information on growing a successful Database, I want to offer you my free ebook, 7 Free Steps to Rock Your Database with Alaska Tracy! Sign up by clicking this link: http://bit.ly/1SDMb48
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Author: Lindsey Ouimet
Length: Novel
Genre: Young adult, romance, fantasy
TBR Reviewer: Bella Star
Rating: 3 Stars - A Good Read!
Libby's colorless world suddenly changes into color when she meets her soulmate, he just happens to be in Juvenile detention…
This is such a unique idea that I was immediately drawn in. The world building is beautiful and the whole idea of color vs none is intriguing. The soulmate aspect is fascinating. You could have more than one, they may not be your soulmate even if you're theirs. That made things a bit more interesting. However, Libby and her delinquent soulmate Andrew aren't as interesting. Despite all the positive, the negative is that this book is kind of boring. It's interesting, don't get me wrong but it's boring. It's a teen love story but there's no backbone. The world is one I'd like the author to explore more because it really is delightful.


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StressStress is to your workout what Prince Philip is to international diplomacy. "Emotional upset unleashes a hormone called cortisol. Cortisol is not a friend of the lifter," says exercise physiologist Dave Pearson. It helps your body relieve stress, but it also suppresses testosterone levels.
Fix it: Relax before you work out. When you arrive at the gym, take a few deep breaths the kind that make your stomach stick out when you inhale. (That means your diaphragm is dropping to let maximum air into your lungs.) Then shrug your shoulders as high as you can, hold for a few seconds, and very slowly lower them as you continue to breathe deeply. Continue tensing and relaxing other muscles chest, shoulders, mid-section until you feel less stressed. Then you're ready.
Too much exerciseStress can also originate inside the gym. "When you're exercising too much, your levels of anxiety rise," says James Annesi, author of Enhancing Exercise Motivation . The excess stress (cortisol again) leads to muscle breakdown instead of build-up.
Fix it: Here are a few rules to lift by... Unless you're a professional athlete, never do more than four weight workouts in a week. Never lift for more than two days in a row. Never do a high-intensity workout like drop sets (consecutive sets with progressively less weight without a rest) for more than three weeks without giving your body a break and shifting to less taxing workouts.
BoozeDrinking a lot the night before a workout can leave you dehydrated, and dehydration makes your workouts worse. Every weight you lift will feel heavier and you'll tire faster. Many men are chronically dehydrated even without the beer. If the only liquids you drink are caffeinated fizzy drinks, tea or coffee, you're probably a litre or two light on body fluids.
Fix it: If you need to work out the day after a bender, guzzle a sports drink half an hour before your workout and then drink more every 10 to 15 minutes. The carbohydrates in the sports drink will help keep the water in your system, while the sodium will make you thirstier for more fluids, encouraging you to drink again.
Cold startsA productive workout is highly dependent on your state of arousal, says sports psychologist Tom Seabourne. And arousal, in the physiological sense, is dependent on body heat. Sadly, many of us have no choice but to work out when we have naturally lower body temperatures early in the morning, late at night and early in the afternoon.
Fix it: You've probably heard of this thing called a warm-up. Start moving until you break into a light sweat. Five minutes on the treadmill will warm you up enough to start lifting.
Lack of focusSometimes, the success or failure of a workout depends on how well you do on one or two sets when you're trying to lift more than you have before. This requires not only arousal, but also single-minded focus. The gym, though, can be a hard place to focus: the music, the people, and the heated philosophical debates.
Fix it: Wear a towel around your shoulders when you're between sets, says Ian King, an Australian strength coach. When you're ready to lift, pull the towel off. The sudden feeling of cold air on your sweaty shoulders will trigger a "fight or flight" response, increasing your level of arousal. For focus, Seabourne recommends going through the same sequence before each set: how you set your hands, how you place your feet, how you square your shoulders and align your head. Follow this ritual with two deep breaths. Now you're ready.
Week wearing you down?Men tend to eat more at weekends than on weekdays, says Pearson. So on Monday your body is well-fuelled for a workout. But as the week goes on, you might miss a breakfast or two, work through a lunchtime and go to bed without dinner. Towards the end of the week, your energy reserves are depleted and you're knackered before you step foot in the gym.
Fix it: Try to get carbohydrates and protein in five or six meals and snacks a day. Dairy products are great because they contain carbohydrates and casein, a protein that's effective for building muscle and strength. Just don't eat them less than two hours before a workout; casein and lactose, the sugar source in milk products, are both slow to digest.


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This is an interesting necklace and earrings just the thing for exotic dancing. This is a chain linked necklace and earrings. The chain is small and fitted and has small pearls beads at the end of the fringe and earrings too. The length is 14 1/2 and the earring are clip and almost 1 1/2 inch long. A lovely necklace on and gives you that special feeling. From Kansas daring and lovely dancing necklace.
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The International Patient Services Team at SPS Hospitals recognizes the need for personalized and culturally sensitive service delivery for international patients and guests. From the time, you first communicate with us until your final treatment and your journey back home; we offer a seamless and unparalleled service with utmost quality care. We take pride in looking after overseas patients and their relatives making them feel at home.
We follow the vision to provide quality medical care to patients through our clinical excellence and high end technology. SPS Hospitals is the first hospital in South East Asia to be accredited by the Joint Commission International, USA within 2 years of its operations.
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Jupiter is a spotty place. There's the aptly-named Great Red Spot – a large, long-lasting storm – that we all know and love, and new storms crop up every so often to create interesting features for astronomers both professional and amateur to study. The most recent discovery of new spots can only be seen in the UV, but they add a whole new level of complexity for scientists to chew on. More...
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Diane and Jeremy had a fabulously well planned wedding at the Orange County Hilton. Not only were they fun, easy going and totally in love, they also allowed lots of time for photos and video which, not surprisingly, always makes for a better wedding video. Also we love filming weddings with lots of personalized moments and details. From the reception decor, table-scapes, gifts, and letters to one another, Diane and Jeremy truly made it "their" wedding. Congratulations guys!


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Follow primatologist Amy Vedder as she sets out in search of the majestic mountain gorilla, and explores the reasons their numbers are currently dwindling to a dangerous low. Due to the incredible amount of patience and calm it takes to connect with these incredible creatures, few humans have managed to do so. By exuding genuine benevolence and peace, Vedder gets close enough to the mountain gorillas to prove just how wrong the myths about their aggressiveness really are. Here, in the lush, volcanic national park nestled between Rwanda and Zaire, woman and beast form an incredible bond.
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Coffee filters - who knew!
And you can buy 1,000 at the Dollar store for almost nothing.
* Cover bowls or dishes when cooking in the microwave. Coffee filters make excellent covers.
* Clean windows and mirrors. Coffee filters are lint-free so they'll leave windows sparkling.
* Protect China. Separate your good dishes by putting a coffee filter between each dish.
* Filter broken cork from wine. If you break the cork when opening a wine bottle, filter the wine through a coffee filter.
* Protect a cast-iron skillet. Place a coffee filter in the skillet to absorb moisture and prevent rust.
* Apply shoe polish. Ball up a lint-free coffee filter.
* Recycle frying oil. After frying, strain oil through a sieve lined with a coffee filter.
* Hold tacos. Coffee filters make convenient wrappers for messy foods
* Stop the soil from leaking out of a plant pot. Line a plant pot with a coffee filter to prevent the soil from going through the drainage holes.
* Prevent a Popsicle from dripping. Poke one or two holes as needed in a coffee filter.
* Put a few in a plate and put your fried bacon, French fries, chicken fingers, etc on them. Soaks out all the grease.
* Keep in the bathroom. They make great "razor nick fixers."
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[Fred Schmude, manager of our StormWatch division and our resident geological expert, updates the Sumatra quake/tsunami situation.] Data received from local authorities on Sumatra indicate a local tsunami did strike some of the coastal islands off the west coast of Sumatra in the Indian Ocean. These islands are oriented from northwest to southeast and are exposed on the west side to waves associated with tsunamis (see map below).
Note the farther southern island in that chain is Kepulauan Mentawai located only about 30-40 km (18-24 miles) away from the epicenter, making it a possible candidate for a local tsunami. Also, data from the USGS (United States Geological Survey) did increase the magnitude of the quake from 7.5 to 7.7 meaning the likelihood of a least a local tsunami would have increased as well. Based on early reports, it appear a local tsunami did occur on the west sides of these coastal islands (see black circled region above) with an estimated height of anywhere between 10 and 20 feet especially on the southernmost island. Since the wave struck late at night there would have been little if any warning to evacuate the area. Already there are reports of at least 40 people killed and hundreds missing, centered on the west and south side of this island chain. A tsunami watch was issued for that area shortly after the quake, but quickly cancelled after about 1 to 2 hours once it was obvious that any quake-generated tsunami was local at best.


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Welcome, everybody, to the defence committee today to continue our discussion on Canada and NATO.
I'd like to welcome a couple of guests by video. From Vancouver we have Dr. Michael Byers, and from Winnipeg we have Dr. Andrea Charron.
Welcome, and thank you both very much for joining us today.
We're still waiting on Ms. Mason. We'll start the conversation, and hopefully she can jump in when she gets upstairs.
You guys are very familiar here. We've seen you a number of times.
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The idea for Carnivalia began years ago, as we wondered how we might better support ourselves from our art. For years we studied our craft just for the love of it.
Chas excelled in creating sculptured forms, in clay and cloth. It was an extension of the hobby he had indulged in as a child, making his own strange puppets. His art developed a whimsical flavor, spiced with fairytale visions, circus freaks, arcana and camp. Continuing to broaden his artistic retinue, Chas soon began creating images through a variety of means, such as drawing, painting and digital rendering. Wanting his images to do more than hang upon a wall, he planned to someday craft occult tools, wearable art, and marionettes, all towards the purpose of bringing his art into more animated mediums. From that desire came his talking-boards, which are among the most popular art pieces on our shelves.
Storm's artwork grew as an expression of his spiritual life. With interests in many spiritual systems (he is editor of the zine 'Witch Eye') much of his early work explored Pagan iconography, often in tones vibrantly homoerotic. Finding spirituality in the expression of one's sexuality is a theme often expressed in his work, a path to celebrating the wholeness of oneself. His work continues to incorporate such concepts, while ever maturing to explore more ways in which his subjects can be transformed into such gods as he represents.
After struggling to grow as artists and meanwhile make a living, a situation arose whereby fate forced the issue. To avoid placing Chas' ailing mother in a nursing facility, resources were pulled together and a place was found where they could provide care. Urged by their unbridled creativity and pure financial desperation, they developed products that they could create and sell from their home studio.
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It's a book.
I have said it, and out loud too!
My dream is to write a book.
The trouble with dreams are that they are often BIG. Don't get me wrong, big is good, but it's not always easy to explain yourself when it comes to BIG creative dreams. Whilst it makes perfect sense to me, Mr Button will look at me like I have just grown 2 heads and a tail when I mention it. Because writing a book to those that don't really 'write, write', is like asking them to go fetch the fairies in from the garden. It's all a bit too elusive for them.
I have always wanted to be a professional writer of some kind. This isn't something new. It's just that I didn't go down the right route with my studies to give my dreams a helping hand, and after being steered in a particular direction, I thought it would be too late to double back. Then the 3 Little Buttons blog broke free and I realised that there was only one direction that I needed to go… forwards.
It's Never Too Late To Chase Your Writing Dreams
Really. It is never too late. For me, writing falls out of my fingers and when I don't' have paper it's written down in my head. I just can't help myself. The best thing about writing, or more specifically 'story telling' is that if it's like water of a ducks back for you, then with a bit of studying, you can easily brush up on the technical side of things.
A Little Help From NCC Home Learning Courses
I just want to say a quick thank you to NCC Home Learning courses. They got in touch at the beginning of the year about trying out one of their online courses, and this couldn't have come at a better time for me. I have chosen to take their Creative Writing Diploma course to help me to snatch up those technical basics and hopefully untangle a few plots that I have.
A First Look At The NCC Home Learning Creative Writing Diploma
As I work full time, as well as running the 3 Little Buttons blog and having my family, anything remotely tricky to grasp is always going to be a no-no. Luckily, when I landed on the NCC Home Learning course dashboard I was met by a super clean interface which was very easy to navigate.
I like how all the modules are laid out in a collapsible side menu, so, if you are nosy like me, you can have a bit of a flick through things before getting started properly.
Each of the modules are available in a downloadable PDF file, which is perfect as I am planning to download these to my phone and iPad so I can work through the sections during my daily commute and also on the fly in my spare time.
There are quite a few exercises involved in this course, but I think that anything that challenges your writing skills is going to be a winner.
I will let you know how I get on with the course over the coming months so stay posted. In the meantime, get out there and grab your dreams because you can make them happen!
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U of L professor chronicles experiences of African Americans who immigrated to Russia
Writer:Larry Muhammad
2/8/2009 Louisville Courier-Journal
Post-Soviet Russia today is often thought of as a corrupt oligarchy that dominates neighboring republics through economic and military means.
But in the early 20th century, some considered Russia an egalitarian paradise, its Bolshevik Revolution a beacon of hope for the world's downtrodden -- including some African-Americans.
Hundreds of black professionals frustrated by racism in the United States -- farmers, engineers, teachers, artists and intellectuals -- rushed to this new land of socialist opportunity between the 1920s and 1940s, seeking the respect and freedom denied them in the land of their birth.
They're the subject of "Blacks, Reds, and Russians: Sojourners in Search of the Soviet Promise" (Rutgers University Press, 2008), a new book by Joy Carew, an associate professor of pan-African studies at the University of Louisville.
Carew, a teacher of the Russian language who has led several tours to the country, said that Vladimir Lenin, the victorious revolutionary intent on transforming the society after centuries of Czarist rule, was suspicious of old-guard bourgeois specialists and sought help elsewhere.
"The model under Lenin of the Soviet experiment was very hopeful," Carew said in an interview. "People wanted to believe they were participating in constructing something new, and (had) no reason to believe this wasn't the case."
American blacks with technical and professional skills -- and sympathies for the Soviet experiment -- were actively recruited to emigrate, Carew said.
And as she notes in her book: "The black specialists could serve as bridges between the country's non-Russian people of color and the plans of a modernizing Soviet state. Ultimately, the majority of the black sojourners of the 1920s and 1930s returned to the United States shortly after their study or contract periods. … But a smaller group decided to remain, as the prospects of life under the Soviet experiment seemed far brighter than the certainty of returning to the Great Depression and a life under the crippling 'Jim Crow' in the United States."
Some well-known black leaders were involved, including scientist George Washington Carver, who helped organize an early team of agricultural experts; writer Langston Hughes, who traveled extensively in the country by train and wrote lengthy reports on life there; W.E.B. DuBois, America's leading black intellectual at the time; and Paul Robeson, the world-renowned actor, concert performer and political activist.
But as the Soviet Union and the United States became geopolitical adversaries in the 1950s, any such association with a communist government or political party invited career-ending public ostracism, if not imprisonment for treason.
The House Committee on Un-American Activities subpoenaed many blacks to testify, including the defiant Robeson, whose passport was revoked.
And although DuBois is known for his groundbreaking study, "The Souls of Black Folk," he's also often criticized for sugarcoating the Soviet despotism that presaged the bloody reign of Joseph Stalin.
"When you get to the 1950s, they believed that under Nikita Khrushchev there was an opportunity to return to that earlier society, that egalitarian time that appreciated the talents of everyone," Carew said.
"There was a kind of pragmatism; you had the Stalinist years, but at the same time you had no perfect models out there. Certainly with Jim Crow and lynching going in America and the colonial behavior of the European nations, you had no saints out there. Soviet support of the anti-colonial movement, that was a big part of it. This made the alliance with the Soviets more important."
Many African-American professionals of the era settled permanently in Russia, marrying Russian citizens, raising families and assimilating into Russian society.
"Blacks, Reds, and Russians" is grounded in primary source material and interviews with descendants, but tells this compelling race-relations saga as well from Carew's first-hand experience.
She began studying Russian language and culture while attending The Putney School in southern Vermont in 1960, received her bachelor's and master's degrees in the language from Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago and first visited the Soviet Union as a college student in 1967.
In 1979, she returned with her husband, Jan Carew, the noted author and leading Caribbean intellectual who in the 1950s had studied in Czechoslovakia. He was invited to Russia by the Soviet Writers' Union and his first novel, "Black Midas," was translated into Russian.
Her parents, Maurice and Eliza Gleason, had visited Russia in 1957 and had left a detailed log of stories.
She wrote, "A special feature was that their group would be among the first to visit the Soviet Union in the Nikita Khrushchev era. My father knew Paul Robeson through the fraternity they shared and was well aware of his struggles with the U.S. government over his support of the Soviet Union. He was curious to test Robeson's contention that Soviet relations with blacks were quite different from those between whites and blacks in the United States."
She recounted the later growth of expatriate disappointment with special treatment while average Russian citizens suffered, the constant surveillance by secret police, and suspicions during the Cold War that they were American spies.
But she called hate crimes based on race that occurred in Russia an anomaly caused by the collapse of the Soviet system, and called her personal journey a fascinating adventure.
"I took Russian in school because I wanted to be different," she said. "Then I heard the stories my parents told.
"Taking something on a whim -- that's led to my life's path. It's been an elaborate series of experiences that I've never regretted."
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We are told to let our light shine, and if it does, we won't need to tell anybody it does. Lighthouses don't fire cannons to call attention to their shining - they just shine.
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
big changes on blogger beta
if you take a look at my sidebar you will see the fruits of my labors. one of the frustrations i have had with blogger (actually all blogs in general) was that the meaningful posts that explain things get lost in the archieves. unless someone is intentionally searching for old posts and history new readers loose much of the story. also i know that there are some posts that i really have liked and would love for new readers feedback on them.
i have started with three sections, one on my history, why i'm anonymous, and some blog posts i really like. another is on my struggle with sexual addiction. it was the reason i started blogging - and i think there are far too many fellow strugglers out 'there' who feel alone, especially women. please know, YOU ARE NOT ALONE! the third is a series i wrote about the serenity prayer. i want to re-read it myself, so i made sure to put it in sequence so that i (and others) could read it too.
another new feature of blogger beta that i LOVE and have been begging for is labels. this will really allow people to find posts about subjects they are interested in. it will take a long time to get the back posts done, but i am committed to getting this up to form as soon as possible.
a HUGE frustration i have is the new archieving system. old years are just stacked on top of each other - months are not tabbed anymore and it's really frustrating that you have to search through the whole year to find an old post. PLEASE FIX THIS BLOGGER PEOPLE!! we want to have past years tabbed by month.
i also have had difficulty putting haloscan comments back into my template - hopefully this can be corrected as so many of you have blessed me by contributing to my blog with your words of encouragement and community.
3 comments:
- Chris said...
So - is this another comment? Arghh! I'm confused by this new blogger commenting system!!
Well, I'll just wait again and see what shows up...
Wait - I think this might be working this time! It'll only be my 4th try...
- bobbie said...
it worked, but i can't get haloscan to work... sigh.
i hope they get the kinks worked out on this SOON!!
- Chris said...
I think I've given up on haloscan, unfortunately. Having both systems was driving me a little batty, as comments would get left on both (I hadn't completely turned off my blogger comments). Blogger commenting has improved so much, I just wanted to use it. But I don't have the amount of history of comments on haloscan that'll get left behind as you do...
Sorry I left such a content-less comment yesterday. I had fought with the commenting system for quite a while... When I started commenting, my blogger account was still the original system - I'm not sure if that is why, but I kept getting horrible error messages when I tried to leave a comment. By the time I actually successfully left a comment, I had converted my account over to beta. Prior to that, I was very confused about what account name/password combo to use... but I'm not sure if that's what caused the errors, or if it's hard to leave comments on a beta blog if your profile is still associated with the original blogger?


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What Is There To Do In Weiser, Idaho?
We are headed to Weiser, Idaho for the first time this weekend for a wedding.
Weiser looks like a small town with not very much to do, so I'm a little worried about keeping the kids occupied. Plus, I'm worried that they don't have a coffee stand for me!
Have you been to Weiser? I was wondering what there is to do in Weiser?


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Check out some of the KEXP DJ's favorite artists from the Pacific Northwest and around the world on-the-go. KEXP's Music That Matters weekly podcast brings you an exclusive mix of new music from the world's best independent artists.
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Music That Matters, Vol. 410 – Tangled In A Late Night Of Fire And Fog: Join Variety Mix host Melissa Trejo as she takes the helm again for the most recent Music That Matters Podcast. During this go round, Mel weaves in and out of melancholy musical meanderings and twitched out glitchiness to keep you company through a late night of wakefulness.
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7. Sisyphus – Take Me
8. Jono McCleery – Fire In My Hands
9. Big Scary – Why Hip Hop Sucks In '13
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Ibanez EDR 470 Reviews
A great rock guitar if you can take the locking trem. I've found that i can't and to be honest i wouldn't buy this again, however if you are a metal/shred player who needs the tuning stability this has to be the best thing on the market in its price range. [read more on Audiofanzine]nemo rated this unit on 2003-11-23.
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So a little while ago in Guatemala I was abruptly parted with my 5D mkII and 24-70 f/2.8L a camera and lens I'd used almost daily for 3 years. I love cameras but always thought of the 5D mkII as more of a tool rather than an attachment but when it left my life I was sad to loose it. I was devastated to not be able to record my life, travels and people I meet but I assume all things happen for a reason and that good is everywhere.
So the day after being parted with the camera and after all nessesary formalities had been carried out I began plotting and planing on ways to get another camera. As it turns out after much careful research I found that the newly announced replacement the 5D mkIII was almost about to hit the stores. When exactly I wasn't sure because the two biggest distributors in the US B&H and Adorama both having stores in NYC and both websites said preorder only. But after checking back a few hours later Adorama had updated their website to say shipping. So I frantically called them to ask if they really did have them in stock and if they could hold one for me. Naturally some guy in Singapore answered and he only knew what was in their international warehouse not what was on the shelf in New York so more digging was required to find the actual number for their store.
Why not get it shipped to Guatemala, Belize or Mexico? Well lets just say a $3500 camera in transit to any of these countries just didn't sit well with me. That and the last thing I'd want is to haggle in my broken Spanish with a customs official looking for a quick bribe or a fancy new camera. Besides I'd always wanted to go to New York and what an excuse! Flights from Cancun to NYC were cheap, I'd get to visit some amazing galleries and as it turned out make some great new friends.
So I managed to get someone on the phone from the Adorama store in NYC who confirmed that yes they had a few in the store. I booked the flights and then a day or so later set out from Panajanhel towards Belize and Mexico seeing the sites along the way... sans camera. It was a nice change travelling without a camera, not needing to push myself to get a good shot no waking up early or staying up late and just having good times with the lady friend. But man there were some great places that I would have loved to of had the camera and well the iPhone camera is good but meh!
NYC was a great city and the feeling of getting my hands on the camera at the store the day afer I arrived was like a new breath of life.
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Old Goa, 9 km from Panaji, was once the centre of Portuguese dominion on the west coast of India. Here one can see fortress walls and administrative buildings, monasteries and impressive churches, especially the Basilica de Born Jesus which contains the mortal remains of Saint Francis Xavier.
The Archaeological Museum, housed in an abandoned convent of St. Francis of Assisi, displays objects that recreate the history of Goa. On display are antiquities from Hindu period, sculpture of Hindu deities, for example an Uma-Mahesha, and many sati and hero stones. The large coin collection displays coin issued by various rulers, Hindu, Muslim and Portuguese. The paintings include portraits of Vasco da Gama, the Portuguese explorer reached India in 1498, and Alfonsu Albuquerque, the founder, and other governors, all clad in the prevailing European fashions of the day.
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Ashes Cricket 2013 is out in less than a month, not that you'd really know. There's been no gameplay footage, no meaningful trailers, no hands-on (not even at the event we attended earlier this month). We really have no idea what it looks like...
Until now.
505 Games have released a batch of five screenshots for the upcoming title from TrickStar Games. We'll have an impressions piece, of sorts, from last week's event for you tomorrow.
Ashes Cricket 2013 is out on August 21st for PC, PS3, Xbox 360, and Wii U.


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Eva and her family were not in the apartment now. They had lost that during one of the hellish raids that had come at the time of restraint from the allies which had lulled them into a false sense of hoping the worst was over. That was what the newspapers and wireless broadcasts were telling then and, of which her neighbour from upstairs had verified. He had pounded on her door a few days after the allies had invaded Normandy to relay the good news."Frauline Butz," he`d gushed, rushing past her waving the Volkischer Beobachter, the Nazi party newspaper in front of her face. "Look what`s happening in France – we have nearly won the war. Let me read it to you."
"It`s too soon to say." Pierre answered in a hushed voice. He led Henri by the shoulder taking him away from the throng of people who were going about the daily task of making the most of their cave like existence. "The Germans have their tanks all around the entrance to Caen. Pierre drew Henri hard by his shoulder toward him and hissed. "The SS have murdered over six hundred people in the village of Oradour-sur-Glane. They shot some in the market square and burned others alive in the church."
Henri`s head shot up. "Why would they do such a thing?"
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Turns out the album will NOT be named "Seven" as previously rumored. Rihanna's 7th studio album is titled "Unapologetic" and dropped on November 19th. The cover art features her showing off the Isis tat that she got in honor of her granny who passed away. Words like "Fun," "Side Effects," "Victory," "Diamonds" and "Roc" are scrolled across her body.
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Dec 9, 2009
Small production for christmas
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- JaneAlexandra said...
I love them! Here is a link to an American-Japanese artist who also does linocut illustrations: http://www.taeeunyoo.blogspot.com/
Have a happy Christmas!
- December 9, 2009 at 8:29 AM
- Kazuko Morishita said...
THank you Jane.
I checked her website and it inspired me a lot!
Happy Christmas to you too ;) xx
- December 9, 2009 at 10:43 AM
- tanja said...
those are brilliant - well done for getting them out there. I love that the figures are so close to the picture plane, as if you could reach into the card and touch them. lovely patterns too. merry christmas - hope you have fun!
- December 9, 2009 at 11:00 AM
- Paul Shinn said...
Amazing!! Great photos too. It's like an army of Santas and reindeers and kings is coming to destroy us...or something! hehe
- December 9, 2009 at 12:04 PM
- Kazuko Morishita said...
Thank you Tanja and Paul :) :)
I printed one by one by rubbing with spoon head, then paint, put glitters... very slow process so I was really happy to see all of them like this!
- December 9, 2009 at 12:53 PM
- ratu lakhsmita indira said...
Hello, found you through my friend Joe Beale! :))
i adore your previous post "Forest", love those trees and the deer!
beautiful! :))
- December 15, 2009 at 2:07 AM
- Kazuko Morishita said...
Thank you for visiting my blog, ratu!
I visited your blog as well. I really like your style.
It is dreamy and poetry. very beautiful ;)
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Ordered Tom Yam soup.
Yes, the bowl is half full...few seafood and mushroom inside.
Soft shell crab and curry.
The food serving is not little but is not a lot either.
The food is consider good especially the chicken. Tender and flavoured
However, the service is not really up to standard.
Firstly, they serve us a bowl of rice and the tom yam soup after a 15 minute wait.
We waited another 15 minutes but none of the food came.
The soup turned cold and the rice became hard, we feedbacked to the manager and after another 10 minute.
we were ok waiting for our food, serving us partial of the food and leaving us there for another 10 minutes while the food turned cold is not really desirable.
They serve us our food and replace our soup.
Weirdly, the soup was hotter than when it was served for the first time.
I notice someone who placed her order 5 minutes before me and she was enjoying her dinner while I was waiting for my food to arrive.
Another table, the guy finished his dinner and his friend food arrived. In between, there was like a 10 min gap?
I was bored, waiting for my food to arrive so I was being kaypoh.
Seriously, if I eating with my friend in a restaurant. I want to eat together, not I eat first and then look at my friend eat and vice versa.
The restaurant was half full only.


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Freddie Gray Jury Continues Deliberations Today
Jury deliberations in the trial of a Baltimore police officer charged in the death of Freddie Gray are continuing today. The seven-woman, five-man panel is considering charges of involuntary manslaughter, second-degree assault, reckless endangerment and misconduct against Baltimore Officer William Porter. After several hours of deliberations yesterday, the jury was sent home for the evening. Porter is accused of failing to seatbelt Gray in a police van as well as failing to seek immediate medical attention for him when he indicated he was hurt.
GOP Candidates Face Off In Last Presidential Debate Of 2015
The stage is set for tonight's Republican presidential debate in Las Vegas. Frontrunner Donald Trump will face off with Texas Senator Ted Cruz, Florida Senator Marco Rubio, retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson and his other top rivals at 8:30 p.m. Eastern Time on CNN. It's first such debate since the terror attacks in Paris and San Bernardino and since Trump made his controversial call to ban Muslims for entering the U.S.
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Author of: "FORK IN THE ROAD TO APOCALYPSE
Genre: Science Fiction/dystopian/sociological
Geri: What inspires you to write?
Jeff: When I was younger, I used to read science fiction and fantasy, which helped
develop my imagination. I was so enthralled by the fantastical worlds
created by my favorite authors, I wanted to create a world of my own, when
my writing matured. On the other hand, seeing powerful dramas on TV and
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doesn't care about the characters or story, the plot will stagnate. Working with
adults and children in the hospital and in a psychiatric center for fifteen years
has helped me assimilate the complex feelings I faced everyday, and put them
on paper. I strongly believe that an author must experience real-life emotions
in order to transfer them to a book.
Geri: Who is your favorite author?
Jeff: Probably James Lee Burke, a famous mystery writer. He creates memorable
characters, and has a strong sense of setting. He also knows how to pace a
a scene for ultimate impact, using foreshadowing, and carefully-sustained
tension. Reading several of Mr. Burke's books has helped me develop my
style, but it has also helped me cast a critical eye on books from different
authors. Take Cormac McCarthy's THE ROAD, for example. Its spare prose
and bare-bones dialogue is fodder for much reader disdain on Amazon.com
forums. Some readers believe that he trashes standard rules of punctuation,
and creates his own grammar. Others argue that he is a revolutionary, using
simplistic dialogue and run-on sentences to mimic reality. Reading the work
of these authors has opened a world of possibilities to me, and I have learned
from both their brilliance, as well as their perceived shortcomings.
Geri: Did you have favorite books as a child?
Jeff: 'LORD OF THE FLIES.' It's symbolism and slow-burning anarchy left a huge
impression on me. 'WYVERN' is incredible imagery, and complex plotting
from an amazing Hawaiian author. 'THE BODY.' Some of the richest
characters, and one of the most emotional endings I have ever read.
Geri: If you were to write in a different genre, what would it be?
Jeff: Possibly nonfiction. I enjoy reading books about subjects from the 'Lost
Boys Of Sudan' to 'Doctors Without Borders' and tales from the foster care
system. My experiences working with disturbed children and adults in a
psychiatric center have been channeled into a recent project, 'Journal Of A
Disturbed Psych Aide.' I use an e-blogger site to purge myself of
memories that have been haunting me for years. In the psychiatric center,
I encountered abused kids whose hair had been pulled out by angry parents,
psychotic adults who would assault you over a dropped cigarette, and
patients with Alzheimer's disease whose slow deterioration broke my heart.
Geri: What are your goals in your journey of writing?
Jeff: Foremost, to entertain people. I want them to enjoy an epic story, and
experience a multitude of emotions by the last page. I also want to learn
from my mistakes, reader feedback, and become a better writer. But most
importantly, I want to put one-hundred percent of myself into everything
that I write. I want every novel to be as good as I can make it, and never want
to churn out books, simply because of a deadline, or paycheck.
Geri: Thank you kindly for today's interview. I wish you very much success.
Jeff: You're welcome.


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Arisoo on Victoria Street, Richmond is one of the few (but increasing) number of Korean restaurants around town. Towards the Hoddle St end of Victoria Street, the type of Korean cuisine is quite similar to many other Korean restaurants such as By Korea or Seoul Soul. One of the things I like about Arisoo is service is great, and definitely value for money with their lunch specials and of course, delicious Korean food.
Their Spicy Tofu Soup with rice is one of my favourites, it's not overly spicy and has just enough sweetness to balance. Dishes here are usually served with complimentary side dishes.
Arisoo's Chap Chae (Jap Chae) is also a winner in my book. Some restaurants just can't seem to do it right, but here it comes close to my all time favourite Chap Chae from Don Udon in Box Hill although just lacking that certain kick in flavour.
Having dined at Arisoo on numerous occassions, I haven't actually found something I hadn't liked! With great tasting dishes, lovely service and often or not seating always available. It's one of my go-to's for Korean food in Richmond.
By Korea on the bustling Victoria St may get overlooked by many passing by but it certainly is a pleasant and enjoyable dining experience. From the outside of By Korea, you might not even know it's open but don't fret it is open for Lunch and Dinner. The decor inside is wonderful, fusing the traditional Korean with industrial style.
By Korea offers most of the usual Korean staples such as stone pot soups, Bibimbap, and of course BBQ. Being a fan of the Korean Spicy Seafood Tofu Soup served in Stone Hot Pot with Rice I had to order it here.
The soup here is definitely spicy and I love it, and with the addition of fresh seafood (shrimp, clams) and a generous offering of soft tofu it is a treat to eat. My only concern is the graininess of the clams itself but that didn't detract too much from the flavour of the soup.
The Sweet Chilli Fried Chicken is also another tasty delight. Korean food does lean towards being sweet more often than not, and this doesn't stray too far from the norm. Wonderfully crisp, with added sweetness and topped with a sunny side egg.
The Beef Bulgogi is another winner and very generous with their servings. The Beef is tender and juicy with both sweetness and spiciness, served with sunny side egg, salad and Kimchi.
I'm uncertain why By Korea doesn't have the same popularity as another Korean restaurant only minutes down the road (Seoul Soul), even though I find the food to be better for value and tastier here. Plus, for Lunch you receive tea and a free soft drink as a bonus. I do recommend giving By Korea a try, it definitely shines amongst the plethora of eateries on Victoria St, Richmond.
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Chile's Oscar Contender 'No' to Open Buenos Aires Film Fest
New director announces changes in programming and venues, deal with Cannes Film Market.
BUENOS AIRES – Pablo Larrain's No, the Chilean nominee for best foreign language flm at the upcoming Oscars, will open the 15th Buenos Aires Independent Film Festival. The announcement was made Wednesday at a very restricted press meeting recently-appointed fest director Marcelo Panozzo held with only four journalists, according to the Otroscines website.
"We had chosen it before it was selected by the Academy, and Larrain kept his commitment of opening the fest with it," said Panozzo. The film's Mexican star Gael Garcia Bernal is expected to present the film in Buenos Aires.
Together with Buenos Aires' Minister of Culture Hernan Lombardi and fest producer Paula Niklison, Panozzo also revealed the fest will leave Hoyts' theaters in the Abasto shopping mall (where it was held since its first edition), and use instead the screens of Village Cinemas' multiplexes in well-off Recoleta and Caballito. The City's own Recoleta Cultural Center will serve as the fest's new HQ, while the other 7 venues will remain the same.
Panozzo also detailed a new agreement between BAFICI and Cannes' Marché du Film, where four projects from the Work in Progress section of the Buenos Aires Lab (the fest's film project promotion side-bar) will be taken to Cannes film fest and presented to buyers and distributors in a special event.
While the overall amount of films will stay the same (around 400), the programming structure will undergo some changes. "We will eliminate several sections that used to feature only a few films, and will make a big panorama of 80 to 100 films that can defend themselves, without us having to create a framework for them," explained Panozzo
New competitive section Vanguards and Genres will replace the one called Cinema of the Future and feature both shorts and full-length films, while retrospectives on filmmakers and countries are expected to be larger. Also, both local films and the most renowned international titles will have more screenings than the rest, some of them in larger cinemas, in order to make them more available to the public.
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Netherlands' Vincent Janssen in action with England's John Stones
AZ Alkmaar's technical director Max Huiberts has denied any bid from Tottenham Hotspur for their star striker Vincent Janssen, as reported by Voetbal International.
It has been reported in the UK and Holland that a deal was very near to being done. Sky Sports reported today that AZ gave the Dutch international striker permission to speak with Tottenham yesterday – but that no fee had yet been established, although £12 million is the rumoured asking price.
Netherland's Vincent Janssen celebrates.
The report in VI carries these quotes from Huiberts:
"We have not yet received an offer.
"With his many goals this season, he has aroused a lot of interest from other clubs. Yet we'd happily keep him at AZ next season.
"Should it come to a transfer of Vincent, then we use the money we get for him to find him a replacement within the margins set by AZ."
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It also claims that AZ will not discuss a fee with Spurs until after the player and club can agree on a deal.
The initial rumours of this deal came after Tottenham Hotspur boss Mauricio Pochettino was spotted attending the international fixture between the Republic of Ireland and Holland. It immediately led to speculation that he was keeping tabs on Southampton striker Shane Long but it was then reported by Sky Sports that it was in fact Janssen he was keeping tabs on.
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The Twenty20 buzz is with us at the Harare Sports club. We (the Mashonaland Eagles) got off to a great start winning the opening game against a strong Southern Rocks side who boast none other than my boyhood hero Brian Lara as well as Chris Harris (he s still going!), Steve Tikolo and Tatenda Taibu.
It was down to earth the next day when Warwickshire allrounder Neil Carter s 49 off 24 balls delivered Mashonaland Tuskers a narrow victory in our second match. After the other recent heavy defeats inflicted on us by the Tuskers, this was a marked improvement and shows we re going in the right direction.
Playing against the great Lara on Saturday was enormous fun. To me, he is the best player I have ever seen and played against and even at 41 he is a force to be reckoned with.
Images of him smashing the Aussies to all parts and winning games single-handedly are all potent memories from my youth the arrogance, swagger and the way he looks (yes still looks) at the crease with that notably high back lift are all still trademarks of this legend. On Saturday he played some stunning shots particularly through the off side. Any width and he was on to it like a flash. Luckily he got out after reaching 50 otherwise the end result may have been very different.
Twenty20 is a pressure game particularly at the top of the order and it s natural to target the fielders who are a little ponderous. I had to have a cheeky look around when I was batting to find Brian, and saw him set for me at short third-man to the spinner. I then brought out a fine reverse sweep to test him. I had a little chuckle to myself as waddled to field the ball while I sneaked an easy two.
I was pleased with my innings , hitting 70 off 49, and the 30 I scored on Sunday against the Tuskers was enough to propel me to the heady heights of leading run-scorer in the competition so far. I received a nice award, 'the black cap', which I am expected to wear as the tournament s leading scorer. It s a bit like the person who leads the Tour de France wears the yellow jersey.
After a quiet start, I feel like I m adjusting to the conditions. I m pleased with the way the ball is coming off the bat and I seem to have a lot of time to play always a good sign at the crease. Wickets are good and hard, conditions hot great for batting. I managed to get off to a decent start in both games and have been more patient than at times in the past.
I think I m understanding a lot more about this form of the game - particularly when it comes to choosing the right time to go hard and when simply to knock the ball around as well as what shots to target against certain bowlers.
Eoin Morgan is someone who not only has a great range of shots orthodox and unorthodox which can do a lot of damage. He is also a great decision-maker and can sum up and assess any situation at a glance. Mike Hussey is another. They never seem to get ruffled, even if tied down for a dozen balls. It s like they know it only takes one boundary to set them on their way.
On the domestic front, after the fun of the weekend, I ve been driving around Harare today desperately trying to find some petrol. No luck so far.
I m also having to adapt to one or two laws of the land . Here, if something costs seven bucks, its a tenner. Don t expect any change.
Secondly, and despite my protestations early on (see my first blog) that I would be staying away from water, I made the mistake of drinking out of a tap after a practice in 40 degrees of heat the other day. Let s just put it this way; it was an uncomfortable. But I ve learned my lesson.


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