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|ARIES: You'll be in mental overdrive, so you could zip on so quickly that you miss out on opportunities. It may go against the grain, but if you can pause to collect your scattered wits, you will achieve more. If you rush too fast, you may get careless or cut corners. Close partners both at home and at work really want to hear what you have to say. You have a sensible view of your joint situation and can sort out tangles faster than most.
|TAURUS: Your mind will be leaping from subject to subject at computer speed. Unfortunately, companions may be slower-witted than you, so try to slow down once in a while just to check they are actually hearing what you have to say. Be absolutely clear about what may seem to be trivial details. You are informing yourself and talking a great deal about all fitness, diet and health matters. You will want to put your mind at rest about certain questions you have. So go ask a trusted adviser.
|GEMINI: A really bright, breezy mood will keep you fully stretched. You will be a positive fountain of inspiration, but trying to catch your stream of consciousness and bottle it may be trickier. You will not want to stop long enough to consolidate your thinking or come to sensible conclusions. More than usual, you feel dramatic, colourful, flamboyant, and are making great efforts to ensure you have an appreciative audience for your witty flow of jokes and rather theatrical personal comments.
|CANCER: You're full of bright ideas, chattering away in grand style, determined to get your views across. Try to listen as well, if you can manage it, since communication should be a two way process. You could pick up useful feedback. Write down a few bullet points before you start and that way you will not be distracted from your main points. You will be happier with your feet up at home reading books, or involved in family discussions than racing around in the outside world.
|LEO: It might be a time to do outstanding paperwork. It's not a plodding kind of day at all, really it is rather fidgety, but you will have good insights and a quick eye for what is out of place. It is a good day to get new things started. There may be nothing hugely important but it will waken you up. You may be accused of being superficial because you are not sticking to any one interest for long. Your curiosity is making you ask endless questions.
|VIRGO: You will be whizzing around on short-distance journeys, or writing more letters than usual, making phone calls galore. You feel you just have to talk, talk, talk. Just watch a slight tendency to tell other people exactly what you think of their inadequacies and flaws. Needless to say, that won't go down well. You seem preoccupied with money matters at the moment, but all to good end. This is the time to be singing for your supper. The more you talk the more you will earn.
|LIBRA: You are on an adrenaline rush today, so you will want to pack more things into the schedule. If you can go with the speed of your thinking and not trip yourself up, then you could motivate and encourage companions into joining in. They will appreciate the freshness of your approach, and way of seeing what they miss. You will want to talk about a wider range of topics than usual, but are tending to shy clear of anything too emotional.
IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY your year ahead will be bright, chatty, scattered and friendly. You'll function well amongst groups in your leisure activities and at work. One close relationship will be going through an unpredictable phase so give each other space. At home be strategic in subtle in making your demands for change since there may be resistance from other family members and confrontations won't work. Gradually you'll find you're happier within yourself.
|SCORPIO: Maybe you will feel a little bit highly strung or wound-up today but you can make good use of your hyper-active state. You will be absolutely on the ball where discussions are concerned, having more than enough ideas of witty suggestions to keep the conversation flowing. Just make sure you are not being too sharp at points. You are a sympathetic listener now, and subtly tuned into the emotional undercurrents around. Trust your hunches, which will more often than not turn out to be accurate.
|SAGITTARIUS: Get everything in ship shape order, before you launch into activity or into discussions. Sometimes it's a good idea to be self-critical, particularly before other people get a chance to have a look at your pet schemes. That way you can forestall criticism or complaints and appear very efficient. Bright friends with whom you can have stimulating discussions are a must in your life. You have wonderfully inventive ideas that get right to the truth of the matter, and want to share your thoughts.
|CAPRICORN: You may not be a list-making person, but it might be good idea, because you could end up forgetting things. Too many ideas are chasing round inside your head so you are at risk of getting in a muddle. You've got to have some kind of structure to what you're saying, otherwise you will not communicate clearly. Influential people are very impressed with your wit, wisdom, flow of ideas and articulate way of expressing yourself. So keep talking.
|AQUARIUS: The Sun is beside Mercury in the heavens, which will make you think, talk and move a good deal faster than usual. Mercury in mythology was the messenger of the gods. He flitted around with wings on the heels of his sandals, so he was never still. Your mind will be exactly the same. You are in a highly tolerant, expansive and enthusiastic time at the moment, and expressing yourself confidently. Mates are finding you inspiring though sometimes you promise more than you can deliver.
|PISCES: You may be inclined to spread yourself a little thin today because you are trying to handle six things at once. Get your list of priorities straight before you start. Then tick them off as you go along and you will end up feeling more than pleased with yourself. You may appear silent at the moment but your mind is highly active behind your rather defensive exterior. Your secrecy has a good reason, and you want time to consider before disclosing what you know or feel.


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We are super chuffed to once again be part of Independent Venue Week.
Now in its third year, Independent Venue Week is back with a week-long series of gigs from Monday 25th to Sunday 31st January 2016 all across the UK. The seven day campaign, which runs nationally but with a local grassroots focus, has grown again from last year with 120 venues now taking part, from Aberdeen to Exeter and Belfast to Norwich. The Rising Sun is one of several venues taking part in the south east, but the only one in Reading.
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Engineering and malaria control: learning from the past 100 years
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Konradsen, Flemming; van der Hoek, Wim; Amerasinghe, Felix P.; Mutero, Clifford; Boelee, Eline. 2004. Engineering and malaria control: learning from the past 100 years. Acta Tropica, 89(2):99-108.
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Traditionally, engineering and environment-based interventions have contributed to the prevention of malaria in Asia. However, with the introduction ofDDTand other potent insecticides, chemical control became the dominating strategy. The renewed interest in environmental-management-based approaches for the control of malaria vectors follows the rapid development of resistance by mosquitoes to the widely used insecticides, the increasing cost of developing new chemicals, logistical constraints involved in the implementation of residual-spraying programs and the environmental concerns linked to the use of persistent organic pollutants. To guide future research and operational agendas focusing on environmental-control interventions, it is necessary to learn from the successes and failures from the time before the introduction of insecticides. The objective of this paper is to describe the experiences gained in Asia with early vector control interventions focusing on cases from the former Indian Punjab, Malaysia and Sri Lanka. The paper deals primarily with the agricultural engineering and land and water management vector control interventions implemented in the period 1900-1950. The selected cases are discussed in the wider context of environment-based approaches for the control of malaria vectors, including current relevance. Clearly, some of the interventions piloted and implemented early in the last century still have relevance today but generally in a very site-specific manner and in combination with other preventive and curative activities. Some of the approaches followed earlier on to support implementation would not be acceptable or feasible today, from a social or environmental point of view.In Boelee, E.; Konradsen, F.; van der Hoek, W. (Eds.), Malaria in irrigated agriculture: Papers and abstracts for the SIMA Special Seminar at the ICID 18th International Congress on Irrigation and Drainage, Montreal, 23 July 2002. Colombo, Sri Lanka: IWMI. pp.5-14
SubjectsMALARIA; HISTORY; DISEASE VECTORS; WATERBORNE DISEASES; HEALTH; IRRIGATION SYSTEMS;
CountriesINDIA; PAKISTAN; MALAYSIA; PHILIPPINES; SRI LANKA
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Burning Questions: Which Pitchers are Likely to Breakout This Season?
The numberFire baseball staff will be posting a weekly feature called Burning Questions. The idea is simple: we pose a general question to the numberFire baseball staff, getting contributors to provide an answer and an explanation on the particular subject.
This gives you, the reader, a chance to hear opinions from many different experts, who, believe it or not, don't always agree on everything. What we do have in common is a knowledge of and love for the game, and we want you to be a part of the conversation. Feel free to pose an answer to this or a future Burning Question on Twitter, or tell us why you agree or disagree with one or more of our answers. These features are designed to start the conversation, not to offer a comprehensive solution, and often there is not a clear correct answer.
And now, our answers to this week's burning question: Which pitchers are likely to breakout this season?
Scott KazmirChris Kay's Thoughts:
My breakout player for this season is a name we all know, but had recently forgotten about until last season, Scott Kazmir. Kazmir finds himself in another new city, but this time it's more of a pitcher's park. Oakland ranked as the fifth-worst park to hit at last season, which is an upgrade from Cleveland, but admittedly not by much, as Cleveland ranked as the ninth-worst park to hit at in 2013. So, while the upgrade isn't by much, it's still an upgrade. I
Last season, Kazmir posted some of his best numbers since 2008: a 9.23 K/9 and a BB/9 of 2.68. The last two seasons Kazmir threw 145-plus innings were in 2009 and 2010. His K/9 during those two seasons were 5.58 and 7.15, respectively, and he also walked 4.74 and 3.67 per nine innings. For a future Kazmir owner, this increase in K/9 and decrease in BB/9 is a good thing.
His season-long improvement in the K/9 category was due to his performance in the second half of the season. His 10.25 strikeouts per nine innings ranked him sixth overall in that category. That's a juicy number, but it's not all about strikeouts and walks in fantasy baseball.
Kazmir posted a 4.04 ERA in a season where his BABIP was almost 19 points higher than his career average. There is reason to believe that his season could have gone better with a little better luck in that department, and his SIERRA/xFIP both show that. It's worth noting that, while both stats look at different on field occurrences, his SIERRA and xFIP were below 3.50. His SIERRA (3.45) and xFIP (3.36) were actually his career best numbers.
Kazmir's been around since 2004, but he's only 30 years old. Yes, he has risk due to the fact that he has pitched 200-plus innings just once in his career, but who doesn't have risk when looking far down the fantasy baseball rankings?
Danny SalazarJim Sannes' Thoughts:
When I think of breakouts, I think Matt Harvey. He made 10 starts in 2012 and showed a ton of talent. Then 2013 happened, and the dude is starting the All-Star game and making hilarious videos.
Well, America, Matt Harvey 2.0 has arrived. His name is Danny Salazar, and he makes me all tingly.
The similarities between the two are shocking. In his 10 2012 starts, Harvey had a 2.73 ERA, 3.30 FIP, 10.62 K/9 and a 3.94 BB/9. In his 10 2013 starts, Salazar finished with a 3.12 ERA, 3.16 FIP, 11.25 K/9 and a 2.60 BB/9.
Salazar throws straight gas (average fastball velocity of 96.2 mph) and has a pretty dirty changeup, so he should be able to keep his K/9 at least around 10 over the course of an entire season. Give this guy 33 starts, and he'll be a top-of-the-line starter in no time.
Taijuan WalkerDaniel Lindsey's Thoughts:
My breakout pitcher is another hyped up prospect: Taijuan Walker for the Seattle Mariners.
Last week I mentioned the Mariners could be a surprise team. If Walker lives up to his billing, he could be one of the keys to a postseason berth.
Not much is known about Walker just yet. He was the Mariners top prospect in 2013, but posted a 9-10 record at AA and AAA. A win-loss record is not indicative of Walker's abilities though, so lets look at his other strengths.
Last season in the minors, Walker had 160 strikeouts over 141 1/3 innings, good for a 10.19 K/9. His ERA was 2.93 over 25 starts, but most of that came from quality starts at AA. At the AAA level, his ERA jumped to 3.61. His WHIP was a respectable 1.12 at both levels as well.
Walker's stats might not jump off the page, but it's what you'd expect out of a prospect that is wanted at the major-league level. He improved from year one to year two in AA, and probably would have done the same if able to stay at the AAA level.
Walker will need to improve on going deeper into games to fully succeed in the majors, but if he can keep his WHIP down and his ERA at a manageable level (don't forget what division he is in), he could provide just enough juice for the Mariners. He doesn't need to be the ace, but if he puts together enough quality starts, he'll be a great asset for the Mariners.
Trevor BauerDan Weigel's Thoughts:
My breakout pitcher in 2014 is post-hype prospect Trevor Bauer. While nothing about Bauer's statistics suggest that he should breakout this year, I refuse to believe that his poor 2013 means that he is destined to be a bust.
Bauer was the third-overall pick in the 2011 draft and dominated the low levels of the minors with K rates that were so high they were almost comical. He made his MLB debut the next year and was typical Trevor Bauer, meaning that he coupled a high K rate with an absurdly high BB rate.
He was dealt to Cleveland the following offseason in a deal that many analysts, including myself, saw as a steal for the Indians. However, Bauer stumbled in both the Triple-A and MLB level last season, leading many to wonder whether he would ever overcome his control issues and fulfill any of his prospect hype.
Rumors from this winter say that Bauer has made some mechanical tweaks that have yielded positive results, and if so, he could revert to his status as a top prospect. The tools remain in place - he throws a multitude of pitches and has solid fastball velocity, but poor control has always done him in. However, I don't believe that mechanics are the root of his troubles.
Instead, I think Bauer's main issue has been his mental approach, not his physical ability to pitch the baseball. He isn't a Carlos Marmol type who simply throws hard and has no idea where the ball is going. Rather, Bauer seems to always nibble and go for the strikeout instead of attacking hitters.
Bauer's stuff is good enough that he can throw pitches over the white part of the plate plate and still be effective. Some pitchers, such as Mark Buehrle, need plus-plus command to be successful, but Bauer is not one of those pitchers. If he can change his approach from always going for strikeouts at the expense of a high walk rate to a pitcher who attacks hitters, Bauer could enjoy a successful season in the Cleveland rotation.


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Super interesting history of the Templars, well written by Dan Jones who is one of my favourite historians.
Excellent book about the Holy Warriors of the Medieval age. Dan Jones covers all the religious orders; the Templars, the Hospitallers, the Teutonic Knights and includes all the main characters of the Crusade era; Richard the Lionheart, Saint Louis (King Louis IX), Saladin. Dropped half a star because the book is quite dense (very detailed) but worth reading if you enjoy history. Great reminder, that politics and religion (church and state) should be kept separate. Now I need to read the Accursed Kings series again by Maurice Druon. A fictional account of the era. The first book, The Iron King starts off with the burning of a Templar knight at the stake and political drama associated with it - great series!
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- php: >=5.3.0
- heydon/uarray: 1.0.*@beta
Requires (Dev)
- symfony/yaml: 2.2.*
- heydon/redback4: 1.0.*@dev
- heydon/redback4: Provides connectivity to the Redback 4.2+ server in the u2 database environment.
Allows native communitcation with RocketSoftware's U2 database Enviroments using the U2 Web Development Environment, and also providing methods which allow PHP to make greater use of the native U2 dynamic arrays.
U2 Web Development Environment (RedBack) 4
Full support for Web DE 4.2.16+ in native PHP.
U2 Web Development Environment (RedBack) 5
Currently not supported. This is being currently worked on, and any support will be much appreciated.
The major problem with version 5 is that it is no longer running on the old Redback Scheduler, but instead running over UniObjects, so to talk to the the U2 Web DE we need to be able to talk UniObjects. I have started decoding the protocole, and starting an implementation a functioning PHP version, but this will take time.
However because I needed to build the uarray libraries to work with U2 Dynamic Arrays the actual handling of the raw data is almost done. There are areas which will need to be improved, such needing to be able to handle the internal data formats like dates and numbers which will mean that I will need to implement OCONV and ICONV methods to the uArray object.
Installation via composer is the only method supported at this stage. Edit your composer.json to add the following.
{ "require": { // ... "heydon/redback": "1.0.x" } }
Initilising the RedBack object
To create a new uObject (RedBack connection object) which will allow access to the u2 Web Development Enviroment.
$object = new RocketSoftware\u2\RedBack\uObject();
Connecting to the Web DE Server
To connect to the U2 Web DE server you will require the connection object for RedBack 4. Once this is install you will be able to use the following to create the connection.
Opening a Web DE Object
To open an object use the following.
To authenticate your object against the server, a user and password can be passed while opening.
$object->open('EXMOD:Employee', 'rbadmin', 'redback');
Quick Open
All of the above can be put together for connecting quickly.
$object = new RocketSoftware\u2\RedBack\uObject('RedBack4://127.0.0.1:8401', 'EXMOD:Employee', 'rbadmin', 'redback');
Setting a property
You can set properties used which have been configured in the RBO.
$object->Name = 'Test name';
where name is the property "Name". If the property contains a '.' then to access the property using the uObject::set() method.
Getting the value of a property
The same as setting a property you can also do the following:-
$name = $object->Name;
As with settings properties with a '.' in the property name you can use the uObject::get() method.
Calling a method
Calling methods the same as the calling methods on the standard PHP object.
However there are also special methods, "Select" and "DispPage" which are on uQuery objects. in this case the uObject will return a uQuery object.
$rs = $object->Select();
Using the uQuery object
The uQuery object is a standard PHP iterator and can be used with foreach() and other methods to use iterators.
foreach ($rs as $key => $item) { echo "FirstName: {$item['FIRST.NAME']}
"; }
uQuery doesn't really work like a normal recordset where each record is retreived 1 at a time, but instead works by downloading an entire page in at a time. The page size is determinded by the 'items_per_page' which is set in the RBO and can also be set at runtime, before the initial select is called.
Given this to allow paging via the object you can use the
::getPage() to get the page of data that you want.
$page = $object->Select()->getPage(2); foreach ($page as $key => $item) { echo "FirstName: {$item['FIRST.NAME']}
"; }
As you can see from the example above you can chain the getPage() command to get the additional information.
##Symfony To use Redback in symfony you can create the RedBack object as a service, which can then be access.
services: redback: class: RocketSoftware\u2\RedBack\uObject arguments: ["RedBack4://127.0.0.1:8401", NULL, NULL, NULL, FALSE] scope: prototype
To get the RedBack object in a controler do the following.
$uObject = $this->get('redback');


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Congress Keeps Its U.S. Contribution Toward Health Care
Members of Congress and their staffs will have to use health insurance exchanges next year as part of the health law, but will keep federal government contributions towards the cost of their premiums, Democrats have confirmed.
House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said in a statement late Thursday that an agreement had been reached over how to handle a particularly popular — and tricky — provision in the 2010 law that requires lawmakers and their aides to sign up for coverage through the new marketplaces aimed at covering millions of Americans who don't have insurance through a large employer.
"Members of Congress and their staffs must enroll in health marketplaces as the Affordable Care Act requires," said Mrs. Pelosi…


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All the boys from One Direction are taking a couple...
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- Updated: 5 Jun 2014
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Kathryn Jones is your average 18 year old girl. When she comes back to finish high school from a mission trip to Austria for 2 years, she misses all her old friends, that is if they even want her back. She hears words around there's a boy by the name of Justin and NOBODY messes with him. He's BAD news. What happens when they meet, will he blow her off like everybody else, or take an interest to this new girl he's never seen before. Contains: sexual abuse, harsh language, violence, depression, sexual content, drug/alcohol use,
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Got a new set of snow tires for the Vibe (on dedicated set of wheels) ... and had an alignment done just to make sure everything was still good. Specs were close to OK, so the shop tweaked the alignment a bit, but the drivers side rear could not be brought to spec.
So now the question is... what can I do to have that fixed. No accidents, no big pothole hits, no rust issues yet. Drives about as good as it did when new, although that rear tire will eventually begin to scrub out some as time goes on.
What type of shop would be able to repair this kind of problem best?


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The Samsung KPDCS-24B LCD display keyphone has a 32 character, 2 line scrollable LCD screen to display call and integral system information with context sensitive keys to navigate through on-hook and off-hook options.
The Samsung 24 Key Display Phone is a stylish display telephone for a new generation of professional business exchanges. The Samsung KPDSC-24B Key unit is fully hands free for open conferencing, with buttons for control of speaker, handset and ringer volumes. The 24 programmable soft keys can be linked to priority system functions, with 16 keys supported by LED indicators. There are a further 8 fixed function keys supporting Samsung business standard exchange features.
The unit can be programmed with ease thanks to the two-line 32-character display, three associated menu soft keys and scroll key feature. The Samsung 24 Key Display Phone is for use with Samsung Compact, Compact II and DCS System telephone exchanges but is also compatible with Newer Samsung 7100m Samsung 7200 and Samsung 7400 Telephone Systems making the upgrade path a very simple one.
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Koei Tecmo to Reveal Top Secret Omega Force Game at E3
What could the secret be?
With Nioh and Attack on Titan as their big showoffs for this year's E3 conference at Los Angeles, Koei Tecmo sure isn't pulling any punches. In a press release sent out today, they've also revealed that they will be bringing a secret unannounced title, currently in development by Omega Force.
As you are probably aware, Omega Force is the developer behind the Dynasty Warrior games, and is well known for producing fun, action-oriented, combat-heavy titles. With two big action games headlining Koei Tecmo's portfolio this year, it's exciting to see what else they have to bring to the table.
"Two highly-anticipated upcoming titles pack a one-two punch for KOEI TECMO America at this year's show: the dark samurai action RPG, Nioh, and high-octane, giant-slaying action game based on the anime by the same name, Attack on Titan. In addition, KOEI TECMO America will reveal an unannounced, top-secret title at the show, currently in development by Omega Force."
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Date of this Version
Welcome to "Clothing Magic!" As a beginning 4-H'er, you are learning many things about the world of clothing and there's a lot yet to learn! "Clothing Magic" will give you an opportunity to know more about a variety of topics. You've had a taste of fibers and fabrics, grooming, and sewing. Now, you can explore these and other topics in more detail. To benefit the most from this project, you should have previously enrolled in Creative Clothing for two or more years. Now, look through the manual to see what experiences lie ahead of you. You'll find a number of activities. Look at them with your leader to decide what you'd like to explore. You'll find activities on: - selecting clothing to enhance your personal appearance - grooming and modeling - fibers and fabrics - laundering your clothes - repairing your clothing - how to be a smart consumer - reading a pattern - sewing Your leader can help you decide which activities to work on this year. Don't try to do everything at once. Save a few learning experiences for another year. There are so many activities, you'll want to enroll in this project for two or three years. So, get ready — there's a lot to learn in "Clothing Magic."
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Miami, FL -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/30/2014 -- David Glick, a leading Miami Beach Realtor of Barclays Real Estate Group, and Jacob Serure of Charles Rutenberg Realty, recently closed on a valuable off-market property located on 2115 Washington Avenue in South Beach. A ten year lease for an undisclosed price, the multifamily property will be going under a hotel conversion.
Additionally, Mr. Glick has another hotel conversion on Collins Avenue in Miami Beach that is currently under negotiation for $15 million.
Off-market closings, in which homes are sold without being listed on the MLS Database, have become increasingly popular in recent years, especially in burgeoning real estate markets such as South Beach. Information on such properties generally circulates among an exclusive and well-connected network of realtors and high-end clientele.
Thus, David Glick's pivotal role in the transaction reflects his prominence and expertise in Miami Beach Real Estate.
Indeed, the top-producing Realtor has been responsible for several major off-market commercial closings recently, all in South Beach. These include an 11-unit Art Deco building located on 1935 Park Ave, which sold at $2.4 million; and a 16,000-square-foot prime development area located on the corner of West Avenue and 14th Terrace, which sold at an undisclosed location. These closings were done in collaboration with Mr. Serure.
Due to his prodigious output, by the end of the week David Glick will have attained over $8.2 million in pending commercial sales in South Beach alone. The top-producing Realtor is a noted expert on a wide variety of properties, including Miami Beach Condos, condo-hotels, luxury waterfront homes, and pre-construction developments.
Those interested in learning more about off-market deals are invited to contact David Glick and Jacob Serure at DavidGlickRealtor.com and SerureRE.com, respectively.


text: Today I've got some new music videos from Highs, Tzlil, and Runkus. From the ballet in Highs' "I Do, Do You?" to the highly informal moves featured in Runkus' "Move Yuh Feet," these three videos really celebrate the power of dance. Highs - "I Do, Do You?" First up is Toronto's Highs, bringing us "I Do, Do You?" This video features a variety of female dancers who are mostly ballerinas, although there's a really well shot segment from about 3mins, 17 seconds in with the lady in white (I want to ...More


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A fresh batch of Racecraft and Accuri goggles rounds out the collection. The new Spring 2017 line can be found online and at finer dealers worldwide now.
View the complete Spring 2017 collection now at www.ride100percent.com
About 100%:
The 100% brand has always been synonymous with motocross Americana and has been linked to many iconic moments that have built the roots and history of what is modern motocross.
Today, as the brand's awareness grows again in Motocross, on Downhill slopes, and BMX tracks, 100% is inspiring a whole new generation of racers and asking them the original tag line, "How much effort do you give?"
Based in San Diego, California, 100% produces a collection of premium goggles, eyewear, helmets, gloves, and sportswear that is designed specifically for today's demanding racer.
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A new handcrafted London dry gin called Elephant Gin, which is a gin inspired by Africa and supports the conservation of African wildlife by donating 15% of all profits to two African elephant foundations, is set to hit the UK market this month.
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Colorado Technical University (CTU) provides higher education to connect students to what matters most in reaching their professional goals. Many students enrolled at CTU are real-world working professionals, veterans or active duty military with years of experience outside of the classroom. What's more, some have overcome tremendous obstacles and odds in their personal lives to further advance their education.
Since 2009, CTU has turned to Linhart PR to help share these student successes and how CTU faculty and programs are supporting their professional goals. The business purpose: Share real people and real outcomes of CTU degree programs to inspire others to consider online or ground campus opportunities.
Pulling from our strengths in storytelling, Linhart PR created a proactive media "news bureau" of student and graduate success stories. We worked with faculty and staff to identify and interview "academic shining stars" from the more than 70,000 CTU alumni who were willing to share how their CTU education helped them accomplish great things in their careers. For other achievements—such as industry or academic awards or honors—the team created a streamlined process: ask students to fill out a "Hometown Achievement Form" which would then be used to develop a press release or media pitch distributed to that student's hometown paper.
Through proactively identifying and promoting student stories, along with responding to media seeking human interest stories related to online education and certain degree programs, Linhart PR has generated a steady drumbeat of coverage for CTU and its students and graduates, while complementing other visibility and lead-generating activities. Highlights:


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I live in New York, and was visiting San Juan on a holiday, I am not an oatmeal lover, but I had the most delicious oatmeal I ever ate. the consistency was so smooth , no lumps or oats.. I even tried calling the hotel to find the brand they use,. No luck. Can anyone help?? thanks so much
They might have blended it after cooking.
Other than that, the smoothest type of oats out there are Scottish Oats.
Nancy is a trusted home cook.
Dont give up , Iris, on your own investigation. If San Juan was in Puerto Rico, and New York is NYC, you have resources at hand. vheck out local Puerto Rican markets, see what oatmeal brands they sell and ask relatively recent immigrants how they make it on the island.
What about grinding them before cooking? Then you're starting with something more similar to polenta.
Have you tried an overnight soak with yogurt or milk? Everytime I have had them that way they are exceptionally smooth. I heat them...no cold oats for me!


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Pro-cure X-98 & X-138 is a specialist accelerator used to speed up dry and cure times of Awlgrip and Awlcraft 2000 topcoats.
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- What? - Put simply, JSend is a specification that lays down some rules for how JSON responses from web servers should be formatted. JSend focuses on application-level (as opposed to protocol- or transport-level) messaging which makes it ideal for use in REST-style applications and APIs.
- Why? - There are lots of web services out there providing JSON data, and each has its own way of formatting responses. Also, developers writing for JavaScript? front-ends continually re-invent the wheel on communicating data from their servers. While there are many common patterns for structuring this data, there is no consistency in things like naming or types of responses. Also, this helps promote happiness and unity between backend developers and frontend designers, as everyone can come to expect a common approach to interacting with one another.
- Hold on now, aren't there already specs for this kind of thing? - Well... no. While there are a few handy specifications for dealing with JSON data, most notably Douglas Crockford's JSONRequest proposal, there's nothing to address the problems of general application-level messaging. More on this later.
- (Why) Should I care? - If you're a library or framework developer, this gives you a consistent format which your users are more likely to already be familiar with, which means they'll already know how to consume and interact with your code. If you're a web app developer, you won't have to think about how to structure the JSON data in your application, and you'll have existing reference implementations to get you up and running quickly.
- Discuss - Mailing list
So how's it work?
A basic JSend-compliant response is as simple as this:
{ status : "success", data : { "post" : { "id" : 1, "title" : "A blog post", "body" : "Some useful content" } } }
When setting up a JSON API, you'll have all kinds of different types of calls and responses. JSend separates responses into some basic types, and defines required and optional keys for each type:
|Required Keys
|Optional Keys
|All went well, and (usually) some data was returned.
|status, data
|There was a problem with the data submitted, or some pre-condition of the API call wasn't satisfied
|status, data
|An error occurred in processing the request, i.e. an exception was thrown
|status, message
|code, data
Example response types
Success: When an API call is successful, the JSend object is used as a simple envelope for the results, using the data key, as in the following:
GET /posts.json:
{ status : "success", data : { "posts" : [ { "id" : 1, "title" : "A blog post", "body" : "Some useful content" }, { "id" : 2, "title" : "Another blog post", "body" : "More content" }, ] } }
GET /posts/2.json:
{ status : "success", data : { "post" : { "id" : 2, "title" : "Another blog post", "body" : "More content" }} }
DELETE /posts/2.json:
{ status : "success", data : null }
Required keys:
- status: Should always be set to "success".
- data: Acts as the wrapper for any data returned by the API call. If the call returns no data (as in the last example), data should be set to null.
Fail: When an API call is rejected due to invalid data or call conditions, the JSend object's data key contains an object explaining what went wrong, typically a hash of validation errors. For example:
POST /posts.json (with data body: "Trying to creating a blog post"):
{ "status" : "fail", "data" : { "title" : "A title is required" } }
Required keys:
- status: Should always be set to "fail".
- data: Again, provides the wrapper for the details of why the request failed. If the reasons for failure correspond to POST values, the response object's keys SHOULD correspond to those POST values.
Error: When an API call fails due to an error on the server. For example:
GET /posts.json:
{ "status" : "error", "message" : "Unable to communicate with database" }
Required keys:
- status: Should always be set to "error".
- message: A meaningful, end-user-readable (or at the least log-worthy) message, explaining what went wrong.
Optional keys:
- code: A numeric code corresponding to the error, if applicable
- data: A generic container for any other information about the error, i.e. the conditions that caused the error, stack traces, etc.
Whither HTTP?
But wait, you ask, doesn't HTTP already provide a way to communicate response statuses? Why yes, astute reader, it does. So how does the notion of indicating response status in the message body fit within the context of HTTP? Two things:
- The official HTTP spec has 41 status codes, and there are many interpretations on how to use each one. JSend, on the other hand, defines a more constrained set of status codes, specifically related to handling JSON traffic in the context of a dynamic web UI.
- The spec is meant to be as small, constrained, and generally-applicable as possible. As such, it has to be somewhat self-contained. A common pattern for implementing JSON services is to load a JavaScript? file which passes a JSON block into a user-specified callback. JSON-over-XHR handling in many JavaScript? frameworks follows similar patterns. As such, the end-user (developer) never has a chance to access the HTTP response itself.
So where does that leave us? Accounting for deficiencies in the status quo does not negate the usefulness of HTTP compliance. Therefore it is advised that server-side developers use both: provide a JSend response body, and whatever HTTP header(s) are most appropriate to the corresponding body.
The JSend specification (this page) is covered under a modified BSD License


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Category — Marry My Boy
Ada Nicodemou Will Host 'Marry My Boy'
Marry My Boy is a new show that will be seen on Channel SEVEN next year.
The premise is four mothers will pick a girl for their son who they consider is a perfect match.
This show is based on the US version of the show Momma's Boys which was shown on SEVEN late at night and found quite a few fans from this site.
Channel SEVEN has shown they have a knack for doing these niche reality shows which on paper look like the format is low rent and dubious.
Dinner Date, which I thought was going to be a complete debacle was fantastic and Four Weddings is very entertaining.
Hopefully Ada Nicodemou from Home and Away and a former Dancing With The Stars winner can bring the right balance to the show as host.
The show stars with a round of speed dating with a twist; the mums and sons meet 10 girls, but what the son doesn't know, is that mum will be the one choosing his top three candidates. Also the chosen girls are told they are moving in with mum.
No date on when it will premiere just yet.
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Discussion in 'Transformers General Discussion' started by optimusprime42, Dec 14, 2006.
who would win in a battle i know this is made up not real
just wondering
old Megatron (I hope you mean the G1 original Megatron)
Actually, from a pure power standpoint, it depends on WHICH Megatrons we're including.
Much as I like him, BW TM II Megatron would trump him (though technically they're kinda the same guy) and Cybertron Megatron is powerful enough to mop the floor with G1.
G1 megs and the movie megs
Depends on which movie megs.
G1 vs. G1 movie - G1 movie (he has more experience)
G1 vs. '07 movie - undetermined since the movie is not out yet.
G1 megs vs 07 movie megs i was pondering on who would win a battle
G1 Megatron...far less the pussy than those that have come since, IMO.
Assuming that we are talking about G1 Cartoon Vs. '07 Movie...that may be hard to call since we do not know much about the '07 Movie Megatron's capabilities.
If you have read the spoilers, I would place my bets with '07 Movie Megs.
How bloody fuck can we do a Fanwank fight for a character that has never been seen in action or characterized in anyway?
Well, if you've read the leaked draft version of the upcoming movie it does give you a hint as to what the new Megatron's capabilities are, but I agree that until we actually SEE the new movie this discussion is premature.
07 Megs.
g1 would win
Yeah, for all we know 07 Megs could have god-like power, or could easily be taken out with a single missle; too soon to tell whether he could take, or be taken by anybody.
G1 Megs. He was true warrior.
Indeed it does. read on.
Right up to the point when G1 Megatron opens a link to a black hole and uses its highly uncontrollable antimatter to destroy everything.
Or, in the case of G2 Megatron, excites the atoms arouind him and destroys the entire city.
(go read the comics)
G1 Megs is a total badass, BW/BM Megs is a fraction of G1 Megs' size, so its no contest between those two, G1 wins all the way. Energon Megatron, albeit in the comics, was also pretty bad, and I -can- see him beating out G1 Megatron, but I can also see Cybertron Megatron beating up E-Megatron pretty easily. IMO its not even fair to include BW/BM Megatron, considering how small the guy is compared to Unicron Trilogy and G1 incarnations of characters with the same name. I'll call it a draw between G1 Megatron and Cybertron Megatron for now.
Can Super Megatron get in on this?
BM "Big Giant Head" Megatron wins.
... by flying over his opponent, then falling on him.
croc megatron would win.
Does BM Megatron get to use his drones?
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User talk:Jdaltar
Hello, Jdaltar! Welcome to Wikitravel.
To help get you started contributing, we've created a tips for new contributors page, full of helpful links about policies and guidelines and style, as well as some important information on copyleft and basic stuff like how to edit a page. If you need help, check out Wikitravel:Help, or post a message in the travellers' pub.--Burmesedays 22:43, 3 April 2010 (EDT)
Please read SEO. Wikitravel is not meant to be a vehicle for advertising, and when we catch marketers adding hotels across multiple articles, we generally try to revert these additions.
I put your listing for Columbia MD back in (after cleaning it up a bit), but only because we didn't really have any other hotel listings for the article, and something is better than nothing. --Peter Talk 22:37, 4 April 2010 (EDT)
You have been doing a much better job with the hotel additions, and generally being a responsible business-affiliated editor, so I've been leaving some of them in articles where the quality of the other sleep listings is poor.
Please take a look at my last edit, though, where I have altered your listing to bring it precisely in line with our policies [1]—please note what I have removed and changed. In particular, we want the information in short form, as Wikitravel guides are meant to be easily printable: names and urls should be as short as possible (otherwise they also look quite spammy). In fact, a huge url like that would even be omitted by many auto-formatted printed guides, as it would take up too much space. We've also enabled nofollow to our links, so there is no longer any SEO benefit to the overdone listing and link names.
Also, check in and check out times are not helpful unless they deviate significantly from the norm, and I doubt that will ever be the case with a SpringHill Suites listing. You should just leave those fields blank.
Stick close to these principles and more generally the manual of style, and your additions will be more likely to be kept. Thanks! --Peter Talk 21:21, 18 April 2010 (EDT)


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This Halloween, IGN has a special treat for you: A preview of Creepshow RAW, a web-based fright series from HDFilms and Taurus Entertainment Company. Based on the famous film franchise, these new short films similarly combine elements of horror and humor.
President and Producer of HDFilms Jason Hall (former videogame producer behind the F.E.A.R. series) said, "As a fan of Creepshow, I'm excited to work with Taurus to help Creepshow RAW capture the fundamentals of what made the original film a classic and bring the franchise to other fans in a new format." In the future, Hall will also be acting as an executive producer for an updated version of the 1983 alien miniseries V.
The pilot episode of Creepshow RAW, "Insomnia" was directed by Wilmer Valderrama (That 70s Show) and features the ultimate Reservoir Dog himself, Michael Madsen.
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With the football playoffs here I thought I'd post this new design I came up with for some recent holiday gifts. The Patriots stopper was made from black walnut with an ebony football tee and a verawood (Argentine Lignum Vitae) turf base. I countersunk a golf ball marker which was very challenging to find/align and to accurately hit the center in all 3 axises. The Redskins' versions were basically the same except I used Plum Pudding Mahogany for the football…who came up with that name?
Although it's extremely oily and difficult to work with (see the 3rd picture after just touching it to the spinning piece on the lathe) I love the color of verawood after it sits in the sunlight for a couple of weeks, it turns a real dark green. The only wood I've worked with that changes to the positive with sunlight/UV exposure and real quickly to boot. The 4th and 5th picture was just after finishing on the lathe and the last picture is 5 days later…you can see the drastic color change that fast!
I used two part epoxy to attach the football to the tee. Let's go Skins!
-- ---Joel; Central MD...rookie empter nester and getting back into woodworking!
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#1 posted 01-04-2016 04:04 PM
Love them, very interested in how you made the shape. Great work. Getting lathe next week or so when jet has there sale. Look fwd to,projects like this.
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
#2 posted 01-04-2016 06:16 PM
Hey Ken, check your PM, I sent you a quick run-through of how I made these…if anyone else is interested, just let me know.
-- ---Joel; Central MD...rookie empter nester and getting back into woodworking!
#3 posted 01-04-2016 09:33 PM
Very cool…......well done.
-- Directions are just the Manufacturer's "opinion" on how something should be assembled. ----Mike, Waukesha, WI
#4 posted 01-04-2016 09:37 PM
Those are golf ball markers and you can find them online at many places for virtually any sports team out there, got mine through Amazon…
-- ---Joel; Central MD...rookie empter nester and getting back into woodworking!
#5 posted 01-04-2016 11:50 PM
Great Job! If these aren't too difficult, I would be interested in the info on how you made them. I just got a new lathe and am a very beginner but think these would make some great gifts.
-- John, Colorado's (Wooden Wizard)
#6 posted 01-05-2016 12:03 AM
What awesome gifts these would make. Are these your designs Joel?
-- Lee - Northern idaho~"If the women don't find you handsome, at least they ought to find you handy"~ Red Green
#7 posted 01-05-2016 12:17 AM
Yes Lee, this was a design I came up with, the first prototype was too large for a bottle stopper, maybe I can repurpose that one into a tree ornament for next year. :)
John, here's a quick run through:
I started with (4) .75" square blanks 6 " long. I used turners tape to secure the four bars together to form the full turning blank. Put one end into a chuck and on the tailstock end tape around the square perimeter the last one inch end for extra safety and use live center positioned at the middle 4 corners intersection of the four pieces. Turn the football shape and sand as much as you can and then part off. Label each segment with a number 1 to 4. Pop it in the microwave on high for 10-15 seconds to make the 4 segments easier to remove from each other from the turners tape. Sand down all of the hard edges of the 4 segments to give the football its seamed look and then glue them back together in the same position 1 to 4 to form the football. Then very carefully clamp the glued up football piece into a drill press vice making sure all three axises are perpendicular to each other relative to the drill bit and drill table and drill the hole with a forstner bit just deep enough that the thinnest border walls allow the golf ball marker to be under the surface. Different golf ball markers have different diameters so test the particular one you have before drilling for a tight fit…some are unusual sizes and you may have to buy a specific 64th fraction drill bit as I did for a good fit. Glue the tee piece to the turf piece together and then turn both round…I use the Ruth Niles bottle stopper self tapping Mandrel and love it as well as her stainless steel bottle stoppers. I finished with the Beall buffing system which I would also highly recommend. I used two part epoxy to glue the football onto the tee/turf base.
Good luck and let me know if you need anything else.
-- ---Joel; Central MD...rookie empter nester and getting back into woodworking!
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Getting It Right, or Brooklyn Is Not Expanding
Ralph Estling
Skeptical Inquirer Volume 31.4, July / August 2007
I notice that people tend to go to extremes. This is most likely to occur when they don't understand something.
Now, the point I'd like to make is this: the fact that we don't comprehend something doesn't necessarily mean that the thing is absurd. Or profound. Our mere lack of comprehension should not cause us either to dismiss it out of hand or to think that it must be wonderfully brilliant. This is a somewhat obvious cautionary reminder, but people have a tendency to view ideas and other things they don't quite understand as being at one of these two extremes. For example, an awful lot of total nonsense has been written by cultural relativists about there being no such thing as objective truth, that truth is nothing but a mere cultural artifact, a social creation and convention, and that goes for science and all other values of all descriptions about everything. Postmodern philosophers write incredible rubbish about science, about art, about literature, about anything that comes to mind, and the intellectually chic and with-it lap it up, because they've decided it must be very profound stuff if they can't fathom it. (Of course they don't say they can't fathom it.) And if our pretensions go the other way, if our intellectual posturings respond in the alternative direction, we decide that if we, in all our glorious and majestic wisdom, can't understand something, it must, ipso facto and slam dunk, not be worth our time and effort to try. Both attitudes, both posturings, are self-destructive of intellect. Both should be avoided like the plague.
It's not easy to do this, to keep our minds open and at the same time know when to slam them shut, to know what is very possible, what is vaguely plausible, and what is total crap. Naturally, the more we know about the subject, the more likely it is that we won't come to ridiculous conclusions about it. But there's no ironclad guarantee about that. Very knowledgeable people have come to very wrong and even stupid conclusions about all manner of things throughout human history, even before Aristotle, one of the most intelligent human beings who ever lived and who came to all kinds of wrong conclusions. And then there was his teacher, Plato, who has confused more people about more things over more time than anyone else who ever lived. So it isn't that the experts are necessarily stupid (not necessarily) as much as it is that they lack enough detailed knowledge and therefore the ability (often through no fault of their own—Newton would have profited by having knowledge of special and general relativity but can hardly be blamed for this failure) to use that knowledge properly, to work out, interpret what facts they do have in the right way, because the facts they don't have and maybe can't possibly have preclude this. Added to this is the likelihood that they can't possibly know precisely what facts they are lacking. Generally, no one can be blamed, but that shouldn't prevent us from bearing this problem in mind the next time an expert tells us something based on his expertise. More worryingly, there are many occasions when the experts can be and should be blamed, even scientific ones. Witness the Bogdanov brothers, proclaimed as geniuses by one set of physics experts and as makers of absolute rubbish by another set of physics experts.
And then there is the case of an undisputed genius.
While working on the mathematics of his general theory, Einstein discovered to his surprise that, according to his calculations, the universe wasn't static but must be expanding or contracting. But all the experts knew the universe was static, and so Einstein, who was no expert in astronomy, bowed to their superior expertise and forced himself to invent a get-out clause, the Cosmological Constant, an ad hoc, arbitrary force by which the universe stayed the same size forever by counteracting gravity. A few years later, when Friedmann in Russia and Hubble in California showed that the universe was expanding, Einstein sighed oy veh and called his Constant the biggest blunder in his life: he had discovered that the universe was increasing in volume and threw this immensely important discovery away in order to, as the saying goes, "save the appearances" rather than have faith in what his equations told him, whatever the experts said.1
And just to show that there is irony within irony, over the last twenty years or so, several cosmologists have re-thought the Cosmological Constant and decided that it, or something very much like it, may well be required after all, and they call it "dark energy," "vacuum energy," "lambda," "quintessence," and one or two other things that I can't recall at the moment. I guess it shows that we shouldn't be too quick to jump. And it also shows that we shouldn't be too slow to jump. This is the celebrated Goldilocks Principle, finding Baby Bear's chair, porridge, and bed not too hard, not too soft, not too hot, not too cold, but just right. Easy to talk about, not so easy to put into effect, especially when you don't know everything, which is always the case, even with experts. For example, a slight problem still remains with vacuum energy, the "dark energy" of so-called empty space. According to the arithmetic, the amount of this energy exceeds the amount that has been actually observed by a factor of 10123—that is to say, 1 followed by 123 noughts, a noticeable discrepancy. (To be fair to the physicists, I've come across other, lower estimates, the lowest discrepancy being merely 1056.)
It gets worse. Some physicists have begun challenging long-held shibboleths about the "constants" of nature, like gravity's strength, light's velocity, the ratio between the proton's mass and that of the electron, and the "fine-structure constant," which governs the interaction of light and electrons. These soi-distant constants vary over time, they proclaim. Other physicists hotly reject this blasphemy, this shattering of physics' holy-of-holies.
So, what is the point of all this? The point is that a balance must be struck so that nonestablishment science ideas are given a public outing, while nonscientific ideas masquerading as science are not allowed to get away with calling themselves science, or at least not get away with it without a big rumpus. Of course, the problem involves separating the sheep from the goats. Don't ask me for the magic formula of how you do this. All I know is that some funny scientific ideas are worth thinking about and worth going out looking for evidence for and against and some aren't. You work it out. I'm just the idea man. All I can say is that it involves balance.
Balancing things, one against the other, is always a good idea; it keeps us from being too credulous or too cock-sure, believing whatever nonsense the experts dish out, just because we don't understand, or sneering an idea out of our contemptuous consideration, just because we don't understand.
And so, now I read that someone at the University of Ulm has decided that the universe is shaped like a trumpet— not the modern sort that curls around and has valves but like the old-fashioned kind that blew fanfares and flourishes, and has a straight tube that flares out into negative curvature, like a Pringle potato chip, at one end and, at the other, just tapers down to a point—no mouthpiece, just a point—and beyond the point, nothing. I'm writing this well after breakfast but I'm still not able to believe in six impossible things. And then I think: is this just the wise old skepticism of a wise old man who has heard it all before? Or is it just the arrogance of ignorance? I'm not sure. But I feel vaguely worried. And then I ask a God I don't believe in to let me learn a whole lot more than I know now, or think I know now. So that I won't run the risk of being too clever by half, or too stupid by a hundredfold.
Because, when you stop to think about it, this is an utterly incredible, marvelous universe we inhabit. We shouldn't worship it, but we should, I think, be awestruck by it and learn as much as we can about it, as a sort of tribute to it. And be grateful that we have had the opportunity to become, if only for a little while, acquainted with some small part of it. And what a rare and extraordinary privilege to be part of it. Think (as well as you can) of all the possible beings, all the life-forms, conscious or not, that might have existed since the dawn of time (if time had a dawn) but never got the opportunity to exist because, as bad luck and circumstance dictated, Darwinian natural selection and accident ruled them out, through no fault of their own. Yet, somehow, for reasons we cannot begin to understand, we have existed, we have occupied time and space. And, what's more, been granted brains to use, if we choose to. Incredible. Wondrous. Miraculous.
And so you wonder why on earth—or anywhere—beings supplied with a brain need gods and their miracles and the whole shebang, the whose paraphernalia of the paranormal and the supernatural and all the rest of that malarkey, in order to feel amazed with the way things are.
You got to laugh, you really got to laugh.
- Woody Allen vividly describes his trauma when, as a teenager, he first learned that the universe was expanding. He thought this meant that everything else, including Brooklyn, was expanding, too. His mother had to inform him firmly that Brooklyn was not expanding and he should eat his supper. Like all Jewish mothers, she was right: Brooklyn is not expanding.


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BEIJING — New communist leader Xi Jinping is on a mission to soften the image of Chinese officialdom, winning kudos for his breezy personal style and ordering leaders to end the pomp, formality and waste that have alienated many among the public.
With his silky baritone, glamorous wife and daughter at Harvard, Xi cuts a very different figure from the staid, hyper-private leaders of the past. Even his posture, more like that of a slouchy college professor than a stiff party cadre, has won him plaudits.
Xi took the new informality a step further at a Tuesday meeting of the Politburo, ordering that arrangements for leaders' visits and the trappings of power be drastically pared back. Elaborate welcoming ceremonies will be eliminated and traffic disruptions avoided. Even red carpets will go.
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Park Slope takes its name from its location to the north and west of Prospect Park and is known for its brownstones and Beaux Arts apartment houses, most of which were constructed in the late 19th century.
While it's true that Park Slope ranks as one of New York City's most idyllic neighborhoods, its appeal goes beyond impressive architecture, tree-lined streets, and great restaurants and nightlife. Prospect Park, Brooklyn's famed green oasis, was designed by the same team that made Central Park a reality. Although Prospect Park may be smaller than its Manhattan sibling, its meadows, hills, and ravines leave ample room for ambling, and it's far less crowded. The large lake at the southern end of the park provides a hard-to-beat place to truly unwind amid the bustle of Brooklyn.
Simply walking to the park from Baltic is enjoyable. The mural-splashed Café Regular du Nord provides a distinctly French aesthetic on a bucolic side street where fashion magazines and the Times Literary Supplement are offered on wooden racks. At the same time, a second-story roof garden winding its vines down to the street infuses an Asian flair while English row houses contribute their own stately character to the neighborhood between 7th and 8th Avenues. All of these elements remind one daily that the world is within reach—even as one is happily at home in Park Slope.


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10 Best Songs About Weather
Singing one of the 10 best songs about weather might be a good way to avoid talking about the weather. Heck, you might even solve a person's need to watch The Weather Channel. Weather, when it's used to describe love, applies rain talk to bad times, and sunshine to the good. And because we've all experienced both of these familiar climate conditions, we can all relate.
- "Only Happy When it Rains" by Garbage. We all know somebody like this, right? They're the kind of people that live just to suffer. And that's not really living at all.
- "Mr. Blue Sky" by Electric Light Orchestra. This song has been used in countless movies of late. ELO may be more popular now than when they first started. Yet it begs the question: Where do you deliver the mail to a Mr. Blue Sky?
"Good Day Sunshine" by The Beatles. The Beatles are from Liverpool, England. Good day sunshines are few and far between. So when they get a day like that, you best believe they're going to write a song about it.
- "Here Comes The Sun" by The Beatles. Sunshine can also express how one feels when life starts to get better. The sun in the sky is a sign that the bad weather may be over for good. Now, if the sun really did move towards the Earth, that might be a disaster waiting to happen.
- "Rock you like a Hurricane" by The Scorpions. What, you didn't think there'd be at least one song on the list about sex? Hey, this song is every dude's dream. One wonders when they'll name a hurricane after The Scorpions.
- "Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves. TV ad people love this song. The song makes the viewer feel so good, all they want to do is go out and buy stuff — their stuff. Walking on actual sunshine, however, is not recommended by 100% of pediatrists.
"Heatwave" by Martha and the Vandellas. "Has high blood pressure got the best of me/Or is this the way love's supposed to be?" Women with their hot flashes are probably not in love. But if you're younger than, say, 40 and feel this way. You may be in love.
- "Ain't No Sunshine When She's Gone" by Bill Withers. This is the opposite of "Here Comes The Sun." When a great woman walks out of your life, the sun oftentimes follows her. This should make you think about how you prepare that pre-nup. You wanna make sure you still get sunshine after she leaves.
- "You are the Sunshine of my Life" by Stevie Wonder. Ah, ain't that sweet? It's so tempting to make blind jokes here. But that just wouldn't be right.
- "Weather With You" by Crowded House. One has to wonder if Crowded House had Bill Withers in mind while writing this song. Weather men have trouble explaining how, for instance, storm fronts follow pretty girls.
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A few Saturdays ago, I visited one of my favorite Ethiopian restaurants in D.C., Etete, with my friends West & Amanda (of apple and pumpkin picking fame). I love trying different ethnic cuisines, and Ethiopian food is definitely near the top of my list. We settled on the vegetarian combination (without fish), some Kitfo (a spicy beef curry), and Yebeg Alicha (a milder lamb stew). Everything was delicious. While I love the meat curries, I've mentioned before on the blog that I'm not much of a meat eater. As a result, it was only natural that my favorite part of the meal wound up being the variety of lentils in the veggie combo.
This, of course, made me crave some of my mom's parippu. If you've ever eaten Indian food, this is probably better known to you as Daal. Just think of this as the Kerala version of the dish. I wound up calling my mother so many times last night that she thought I'd been in some sort of accident when she saw all the missed calls. Nope, just needed the recipe.
While I was pleased with the results, this would have benefit from some cilantro and curry leaves. I, of course, had neither because I ran out of the former and pretty much never have the latter. What can I say? I'm a bad Indian. Cilantro or not, this dish is delicious, healthy, and easy to make. And, now that Trader Joe's sells red lentils, you really have no excuse not to make this. Happy eating!