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Boulder ZOMBIE Crawl Halloween!
Saturday, October 31, 2009 at 5:30pm
Kakes Studio 2115 Pearl St. Boulder, CO
Arise fellow undead, arise! The time has come for you to awake from your slumber, descend upon downtown, and devour those lively and oh, so edible Boulderites! There is marrow to be sucked, blood to be splattered, and brains to be consumed!
We will rise as the sun sets on OUR day, the Day of the Dead. We will wander the streets consuming those unwise enough to be out and about. We will then join the embrace of our allies, the demons, to dance the night away to the sounds of The Mountain Trance ******** Band, The Buddha Bomb, DJ Orpheus, JVonD, and VJ Wiley Cat.
5:30p Gather and Zombify in front of Kakes 2115 Pearl St.
6:30p Crawl downtown Boulder.
9:00p - 2:00a DANCE YOUR DEMON // EMBRACE YOUR ALLY - A Halloween Masquerade Dance Party w/Mountain Trance, and The Buddha Bomb at Kake's Studio 2115 Pearl St (next to the CDC). $10
See http://boulderzombiecrawl.com/ for more details
Join http://monkeymystic.ning.com/ for more fun events: Cuddle Parties, Laughing Monkey Chant, Blindfold Dances.
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Guuuuuuuuys!!! I have good news! And bad news.
Good news: Randy allowed me to put some Club Punta Fuego pictures wearing my white swimsuit here!!!
Bad news: Ito lang ang in-approve niya:
- white maillot: Kats Clothing
- footwear: Banana Peel
- wide-brimmed hat: Baguio City market
Ahahahaha! Good luck to whichever beer house would decide to use that for advertising!
I know that I said on my previous post that I myself did not want to show the madlang people my swimsuit photos, because I was very discontented with my I looks. Buuuuuuut, I realized that it was now or never. The toils of summer and my hyperacidity made me lose weight, making me at my thinnest post-partum. In a year or so, God-willing, I might be pregnant again. And once more, it's going to be an uphill climb (on a mountain that's almost a right angle with respect to the ground—that difficult!) to lose weight. So with my lifestyle and plans in life, I just might be fatter, frumpier, and lumpier than ever. Thus, I convinced Randy to let me post the pictures of mine.
Me, bait-baitan style: Babe, p'wede ko ba i-post ito (referring to the photos above) sa blog ko? Ito lang o. Halos hindi nga kita—ang liit ko lang—tapos yung swimsuit ko napaka-conservative naman…
Randy, grrudgingly: Sige na nga bahala ka na!
Me: E ito Babe (referring to a photo of me sitting down wearing the swimsuit)?
Randy: Sige na. Bahala ka.
As I was about to start this blog…
Randy: But you should know—hindi ka sexy sa pictures na 'yan! Alam ko kung ga'no ka ka-sexy at 'yang pictures na 'yan—they don't give you justice. So kung ang goal mo sa blog na 'yan ay magpa-impress, ay naku, think twice. So bahala ka na kung ipo-post mo pa rin 'yang mga 'yan.
I know Randy's statements were supposed to disturb me, but they didn't. I'm just really, really glad that despite my loathing of my body, he still thinks I'm sexy. O 'di ba?
Anyway, this is the other picture na ipinagpaalam ko—na una niyang sinabi na hindi raw maganda:
Well, onga mukha ngang malaki ang tiyan ko dito. Pero bahala na. Like I said, the chances of moi, getting slimmer are slim to nil; but the chances of moi getting fatter is…llamadong–llmado sa pustahan! But whatever—as long as the man whose opinion matters still thinks I'm more desirable than Ellen Adarna, I could live with that thought.
Pero gusto ko pa rin talagang pumayat.
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A new guitar design in the works
Rockwood Ontario (PRWEB) October 30, 2013
Robert's father Norm was the son of Alfred Edward Samson Seagrove, an English master cabinet maker whom immigrated to Toronto, Canada in the early 1900's while under the employment of the Franklin Legge Organ Company. Edward Seagrove, better known as Teddy, was responsible for carving out the beautiful cabinet work seen on many pipe organs which grace churches and cathedrals around the world to this day. Teddy also entertained people as he played the piano at his favourite local bar after work.
"While laying up a Hendrix cover track, I had decided before doing the session with Michael and James that it was time for a new guitar sound", says Robert Seagrove. "That combined with a serious brush with cancer this year got me to thinking that I had better get busy and finish a few things that I had been meaning to accomplish with my life. The first guitar that I had made with help from my dad when I was seven or eight years old wasn't really playable as far as traditional guitar scale goes. The frets were made from toothpicks, the body was made from maple veneer, plywood and the hardware was taken from my first guitar which was given to me by my parents a couple of years before that. It must have been broken or something though I forget. This one will definitely be different as I designed a unique way of wiring it. That combined with the new body design and choice of woods should do the trick. The body shape was designed around a silver maple leaf which I plucked from a tree in the yard. Though a maple leaf isn't necessarily symmetrical, this one was quite lopsided. The inlay is almost an inch thick and wasn't easy to carve that in there. It's great to be able to use some of my grandfather's old tools including the old chisel to carve out the inlay. I'm looking forward to hearing what it sounds like when I get it done within the next couple of weeks."
Seagrove's music is available at iTunes and other online music outlets. The new CD is scheduled to be released in 2014.


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Above: The other members of Shinee Taemin, Key, Onew and Minho
carry Jonghyun's coffin to the waiting hearse.
The funeral will be a three day event.
Below: Unable to hold back their reactions are Minho, Taemin
and Seohyun Hyoyeon.
|Yesterday's videos and images of Jonghyun's funeral are truly heartbreaking.
The former Shinee singer and frontman's departure has created shockwaves
in the world of Koren pop culture.
Jonghyun was the first ever k pop artist I was drawn to back in 2008 when Shinee
burst onto the k pop scene. Of course there was also Jaebum who near that time
sensationally walked out on 2PM. But Jonghyun was always my favourite.
And at times it was clear to see that he single handedly carried the group.
But it's still unclear to me if his early demise was due to his depression over the
constant heavy workload or if it was what we are now hearing that he was
uncomfortable leading a public life, never having that freedom to just go outside
when he wanted.
I notice that in his last instagram farewell video he was unhappy at having to do
his gym workout indoors once again, preferring to do it outdoors.
Several fans were mystified in that final video at why he kept referring to Taemin
and mentioning Taemin's solo career.
I read that Jonghyun was uncomfortable with fame and how it took his life away,
something we mere mortals don't suffer. Which begs the question why he even
entered the world of entertainment.
Are the novices and trainees of the k pop factories even warned about this. Are they
told 'Oh by the way you won't be able to go outside anywhere when you want.'
And yet so many young people today would sell their soul's for fame, little realising what
awaits them on the other side.
I see that today on Arirang UK tv service that all the usual K Pop tv shows are
coming on like nothings happened. The K Pop machine just keeps rolling along.
Above: The other members of Shinee Taemin, Key, Onew and Minho
carry Jonghyun's coffin to the waiting hearse.
The funeral will be a three day event.
Below: Unable to hold back their reactions are Minho, Taemin
and Seohyun Hyoyeon.
A very moving tribute, especially the clip which is the best of all those I have seen. Jonghyun's comment regarding his gym workout sounds as though he was being stalked by the media or fan girls. The media will cross any boundary to get photos, while some of the fans are seriously unhinged with a tenuous grip on reality. There have been stories of fans causing car crashes as they chase after their idols, one group gate crashed the wedding of a pop star's brother to get photos and autographs, interrupting the cake cutting ceremony, while others stalk relentlessly, even breaking into private apartments and installing CCTV cameras in one boy's parking lot. These people are the real terrorists. - IanReplyDelete
Ian, A truly sad week, not that you would notice anything different currently on Arirang tv. The fun and frivolity simply continues with barely a mention of this weeks tragedy.
They said a while ago that G Dragon was possibly having some similar mental and emotional problems. He really is unhappy at having to do his Army conscription service starting next year. It's going to take 2 years out of his career.
But I just don't understand the kind of pain that Jonghyun was going through. Perhaps he didn't have a partner, another half. Someone to help take the pressure. Are single people more vulnerable because they just don't have anyone to turn to.
My partner suffered depression twice but I helped him through it.
I see that Taemin came through the funeral without cracking up. And probably because he cried all his tears on the day before. Maybe there just wasn't any tears left. Just wonder what will happen to Shinee now without their main vocalist and frontman. Will they even continue?
Two words that really do go together... Pop stars and stalkers.
Conscription is compulsory in Korea although some can postpone it. Maybe army service will do G Dragon the world of good, in that he realises there is a life outside K-Pop. Pop stars having relationships is a no no for these youngsters - it destroys the image of them being single that silly girls who fall in love with them crave. Hurt the image and reduce fan spending. One guy was in his thirties when he finally got married and some fans turned on him like rabid wolves.
An investigative journalist or two could get some great in depth stories on abuse by managers and the effect it has on the boys, but who would talk and who would print/broadcast it? Negative publicity would get papers, magazines and TV stations banned from any interaction with the bands. And they wouldn't want that, would they? - Ian
Conscription... unlike those corrupt officials in Thailand who will let you buy your way out of it, so I've heard.
Talking of not letting the k pop boys getting their ends away and having a bit of 'Hows your Father' with those fan girls, or boys, I read that K pop superstar Taeyeong from Exo may be about to marry, or is at least looking into it. And now fans are questioning if he can continue with the group. How odd.
I'm getting quite a few comments coming in from Leo P. But I cant make out a friggin word he says.I wonder if he's using that useless google translator... just like those Chinese websites, and you can't make any of it out. I wonder if you understand what he's saying.


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This week, I've been reading the book of John, and John 4:34 really stuck out to me.
Then Jesus explained: "My Nourishment comes from doing the will of God who sent me, and from finishing his work."Here's how Webster's defines the world Nourishment: Sustained with what's neccessary for life, health and growth. To strengthen, build up or promote. To Cherish, foster, or keep alive.
There is nothing like the feeling you get when you know you're doing exactly what God wants you to. It's the ultimate sense of PEACE. I love that Jesus uses the word Nourish. By doing God's will, we not only find peace, but we also find spiritual growth. Doing what God wants for us each day is the thing that sustains us!
Jesus should be our example as he looks to God to nourish him, and not anything else. God wants to sustain us, to strengthen us, to build us up and promote us.
So let's get busy doing the things that God wants for us each day. And remember, It doesn't have to be some huge undertaking...it could be showing kindness to your neighbor today. It could be showing forgiveness to someone who's hurt you. The cool thing, is that if we ask, God will show us what to do...


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If our crop was small, not much planted in either wheat or rye, we did threshing in the old-fashioned way, flailing the grain.
This was accomplished by spreading a canvas sheet on the ground and placing grain on it. Then, with another sheet over the grain, we took sticks and beat out the seeds, a process we called flailing. Before we put another supply of grain on the sheet to be flailed, the grain we had beaten out had to be separated from the straw and scooped up into containers for winnowing later. This process of beating a small amount at the time went on until our whole crop of wheat or rye was separated from the seed pods.
The winnowing, or getting the chaff out of the grain, was done by holding the bucket or other container at shoulder level on a day with a little breeze so the chaff would blow out of the grain as it fell from shoulder-level onto the winnowing cloth. All of this process was tedious and took much handling of the grain by hand. The grain was forced into a pile at the center of the cloth. Then it was picked up after the winnowing and stored in containers or special grain bins in the barn.
Then the threshing machine came to our community, and farmers grew larger fields of grain because the process of getting the grain from the pods was less time-consuming. My grandfather, Francis Jasper Collins, whom all the community—and even the county, for he had been a representative to the Georgia Legislature in earlier years—was the first in Choestoe to get a threshing machine. He purchased the machine before I was born, but in my childhood, I can remember "the threshers" coming. At first, I have been told, and an old faded photograph shows this, Grandpa pulled his threshing machine with a steer team, and somehow had it hooked up so that the animals provided the power to operate the machine, with necessary pulleys and belts.
Later he purchased a gasoline-powered tractor with huge steel wheels. This became the means of his pulling the threshing machine from farm to farm and also provided the power necessary to operate the thresher. The threshing team made stops at the farms on the circuit that had grain to be threshed. It was a sort of carnival day at our farm when all the threshing gear and the workers arrived. My mother and the neighborhood women—for they helped each other—depending on which farm was on schedule for the day's work—fed the workers a great spread of food at the noon meal which we called dinner then.
I can remember the noise of the tractor's operation and the threshing machine's "putt-putt" forcing the grain from the pods and sending it down a chute to be collected in bushel measures. I was fascinated to see the straw blown out of the chute and stacking up. One worker with a pitchfork moved it to a growing pile to the side of the machine.
After the excitement of the day, the hard work but party-like atmosphere, and the enjoyable "threshing day" meal, we had work to do after the threshing machine moved on to its next location. Always after the fresh straw had been stacked up, we filled the freshly-washed bed ticks (straw mattresses) with the newly-threshed, sweet-smelling straw. On top of this straw mattress, our beds also had feather beds, another mattress filled with duck down. If we had allergies to fresh straw and duck feathers in those days, we never gave those maladies a thought.
Until the wheat and rye were used up, shortly before the next year's harvest, we enjoyed breads made from home grown grains that had been ground into the respective flour at Souther mill, about a mile from our farm.
Remembering the practices on the farm of my childhood days, they all seem like a world removed from our present age of "store-bought" goods and prepared and preserved foods. Life in those days was filled with much hard work and a savvy for neighbor helping neighbor. "One good turn deserves another" was a well-practiced adage in our community as I grew up. The remembered sounds of the old steel-wheeled tractor chugging up the road and the operation of the threshing machine settled for the happy work day on our farm still produce music to my ears.
c2011 by Ethelene Dyer Jones; published July 28, 2011 in The Union Sentinel, Blairsville, GA. Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved.


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Robinson Promation Test
A promotion test was conducted at the Robinson, IL dojo on Sunday, April 23rd.
Jonathon Frendo, Cody Johnson, and Jenny Chan were promoted to fourth Kyu.
Jay Hawkins, Rebecca Gaul and Doug Bunten were promoted to third kyu.
From left to right:
Back Row - Michael Howard Sensei, Jay Hawkins, Jonathon Frendo and Garry Howard Sensei.
Front Row - Cody Johnson, Rebecca Gaul, Jenny Chan and Doug Bunten.
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Peter Myron Salonek, age 48, of Buffalo, and formerly of Tinian Island M.P. Northern Mariana Islands in the South Pacific (near Guam), died Monday, Aug. 10, 2009, at the VA Medical Center in Minneapolis.
He was born June 2, 1961, in Watertown, the son of George J. and Eleanor (Lyrek) Salonek.
Peter graduated from Buffalo High School in 1979. He later received a tool maker/numerical control degree from Ridgewater Community College, a machining degree from North Hennepin Community College, an associate's degree from Normandale Community College, and a bachelor of science degree from Metropolitan State.
He honorably served in the US Marine Corps from 1984 to 1987.
Peter was formerly employed for 20 years in machining. He also was an educator and taught one year of junior/senior high school at San Jose MP on Tinian.
Peter was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Buffalo Ward.
He is survived by his mother, Eleanor I. Salonek of Buffalo; brothers and sisters, Mark Salonek of St. Paul, Matthew Salonek (Patty Winters) of Delano, Mary (Edward) Schmidt of Big Lake, Martha (Charles) Moy of Waverly, George P. Salonek of Annandale, Michael (JoAnn) Salonek of St. Michael, Monica (Douglas) Ruzicka of Montrose, Muriel (Jeffrey) King of Maple Grove, MaDonna (David) Robertson of Lodi, WI, and Marguerite M. (Gary A.) Kasper of St. Michael; and many nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great nephews.
Peter was preceded in death by his father, George J. Salonek; a brother, Myron J. Salonek; and a nephew, Justin M. Ruzicka.
The funeral service was Friday, Aug. 14 at 9 a.m. at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Buffalo Ward with Bishop Douglas A. Elwood officiating. Interment with military rites followed at Fort Snelling National Cemetery.
Honorary casket bearers were Jordan Ruzicka, John King, Scott Robertson, and Nicholas Kasper.
Casket bearers were Mark Humphreys, Aaron Salonek, Napoleon LePage, Lance Moy, Jesse Salonek, and Carl Salonek.
The Peterson Chapel in Buffalo served the family.


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In prison for murder, Idahoan's appeal of innocence can proceed
Chris Tapp, who's served almost 20 years in either jail or prison for a 1996 murder, can now proceed with an appeal of that conviction, an Idaho district judge ruled Thursday.
"It is a fantastic decision," public defender John Thomas said. "We've survived to fight another day. And I think ultimately the truth will come forward and Chris will be exonerated of this crime."
Tapp is serving 30 years to life for the murder of 18-year-old Angie Dodge. But in recent years, a slew of experts have produced reports suggesting that he falsely confessed to participating in the murder. His DNA does not match any of the many DNA samples that were left at the scene.
Tapp's appeal (technically called a "motion for post-conviction relief") is based on the claim that prosecutors didn't turn over video tapes of three polygraph sessions at the time of his original trial. During those sessions experts say Tapp was fed specific details about the crime that later turned up in his confession. The appeal also claims that a fourth polygraph video was never turned over and was likely lost or destroyed.
Such evidence is typically called "Brady evidence" after a 1963 U.S. Supreme Court ruling called Brady v. Maryland which held that prosecutors have an obligation to produce all evidence which is potentially exculpatory. Thomas relied on court discovery records which noted that many polygraph and interrogation videos were turned over to the defense. Those records don't note that the other four videos were produced.
In their motion to dismiss the appeal, Bonneville County prosecutors argued that the discovery records were likely inaccurate, and they submitted affidavits from individuals involved in Tapp's original prosecution in an attempt to make that case. They also argued that Tapp had raised the issue too late to allow the appeal to move forward. Judge Alan Stephens ruled against the prosecution on both arguments.
"The record is replete with evidence that all of the interrogation tapes and several additional polygraph examination tapes were produced, but no such record exists for the three polygraph examination tapes addressed in the current petition," Stephens wrote. "The court finds that the most probable inference from the lack of evidence in the record that the tapes were produced is that they were not produced."
Stephens also ruled that he couldn't determine how long ago Tapp's attorneys could have reasonably known that the tapes were not produced without holding an evidentiary hearing.


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Back in the late seventies, Artech Electronics commissioned J.A. Michell Engineering to manufacture a new spike cone which we dubbed Tenderfeet. Since that time many thousands have been sold worldwide. Tenderfeet are solid anodized aluminum cones designed to fit underneath your audio components. They mass-load your equipment to whatever they are placed on, and provide a high impedance mechanical interface between the surface on which the equipment rests and the equipment itself. This prevents ambient vibration from affecting the performance of loudspeakers, turntables, compact disc players and electronics. With loudspeakers this ambient vibration can be the delayed, self-generated standing wave present in the floor or bookshelf that the loudspeaker rests on. With turntables and electronics this vibration is largely loudspeaker generated.
Tenderfeet prevent loudspeakers from rocking which dramatically increases resolution at higher frequencies, and also increases the clarity and definition of bass notes. Tenderfeet will enhance spatial accuracy and reduce the boxiness associated with smaller speakers. Focus of separate instruments will improve. Increased low level detail will be more apparent, especially in the attack of stringed instruments and the increased sense of "air" around instruments and vocals.
The greatest improvement will be heard with loudspeakers, then in turntables, tube electronics and transistor electronics in that order. Power amplifiers seem to benefit more than preamps.
Tenderfeet come in two sizes. The small ones are only 15mm high and will fit under turntables, electronics or loudspeakers mounted on hard surfaces. The large size are 37mm high, to be used on loudspeakers or electronics placed on carpeted or hard floors. The long, sharper taper will pierce carpet, thereby coupling the component solidly to the floor. Both sizes are available in a black or silver anodized finish that will not tarnish or discolor. The large Tenderfeet come standard with a 8-32 threaded hole which will accept hanger bolts for screwing to your equipment. Large Tenderfeet are also available with larger 1/4-20 threads. All Tenderfeet are 34mm diameter at the base.
We recommended three Tenderfeet for each piece of equipment. For larger loudspeakers, we recommend four Tenderfeet fitted with hanger bolts for levelling, or our adjustable Spike Feet (Type I for surface mount, Type II for flush mount). For those who want the benefit of Tenderfeet or Spike Feet without the possibility of scratching fine furniture or floors, we recommend using our Tendercups.
Tendercups were conceived by one of Artech's sales representatives to fulfill the need to protect fine furniture and floors from possible damage when using spikes and other sharp decoupling devices so that sound integrity is not lost. The parabolic shape of the cup centers the point, and reduces the likelihood of the point leaving the cup. Tendercups are available in black or silver anodized finish and are the same physical dimensions as small tenderfeet. They add less than 1/2 inch of height to the installation.
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Dubai is a frequently developing city, one that promises numerous future additions that will only beautify the natural and urban landscape. Many highly skilled contractors and developers are planning to develop a variety of different projects in the city, ones that will be completed as early as 2020. Locals and visitors alike are excited about these developments because of what exciting possibilities they may entail for not just the future of the city, but for the future of urban developments all over the world. Advanced infrastructure planning and construction techniques will help establish powerful examples for future contractors to follow. Many who are interested in the constructions around this beautiful city are strongly encouraged to keep up with some of the following mega developments. With the advancement of these projects, people can expect to book great holidays to Dubai to see more of what these future projects will have to offer for the city itself.
Mohammed Bin Rashid City
One of the long awaited developments planned for Dubai is the creation of Mohammed Bin Rashid City. This tremendous project was announced in November 2012, which will be comprised of four central components. This new city will focus heavily on retail, tourism, arts, and potential entrepreneurship opportunities. These focal points will be divided between the four central components, with the first focusing on tourism and fun for the whole family. This sector has made accommodation plans that extend top upwards of thirty five visitors, with numerous centers established for entertainment and leisure. A planned one hundred hotel facilities will be constructed to keep up with the demands of the visitors. Another component will be focused on the largest shopping mall in the entire world, which will be known as the Mall of the World. A third component will be established with arts galleries in mind, and the final one will provide business opportunities for interested innovators in the region. People from all over the world are excited about what these developments can mean for the city, as the project will connect the planned city with Dubai through several cultural crossroads that can provide an unforgettable experience for visitors.
Dubai Water Canal
In addition to the enormous city project, another future development is the Dubai Water Canal. This tremendous construction will connect the Arabian Gulf passing with the Business Bay, creating a union through the center of the city. The planned waterway will stretch upwards of three kilometers in length, with a projected width of eighty to one hundred and twenty meters. All of the construction works will enhance the project's infrastructure with bridges and drilling, with completion dates set on as early as 2017. The development of this canal will establish an additional six kilometers to the waterfront, with the completion of the project creating eighty thousand square meters that will be dedicated to public space and larger facilities. The project will also comprise several new shopping and entertainment establishments that will be linked together with a newly constructed bridge. At the project's entrance, located along Sheikh Zayed Road, will be an iconic Trade Centre that will be comprised of four primary levels. Individuals will be able to enjoy each section of the project through the elevated levels as they link together the Business Bay and all of the planned developments with the rest of the project zone. Restaurants and retail locations are planned for different sections of the project, which will provide something to enjoy for everyone planning on visiting the exciting new development.
Deira Project
The Nakheel Properties group is focused on the Deira project, which will be developed between four islands that already exist on the Palm Deira. This project will cover over one thousand and five hundred hectares, and is designed to establish a new waterfront destination, which will add as many as forty kilometers to the existing coastline. Twenty one one of these kilometers will be established specifically as beachfront segments. Three hectares are planned to be used for hotel and resort properties, with over four hundred hectares planned for other developments. A night market, stylized like an Arabic souk, is also planned, which will contain upwards of one thousand and four hundred retail centers and restaurants. Other planned developments include an amphitheatre that can hold thirty thousand people, as well as a creek marina that can accommodate several yachts and mooring facilities. As is to be expected with such a development, numerous hotels will be constructed as well, providing several unique ways to enjoy the planned project.


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Transfer sound from gramophone records to CD
GramoFile enables you to record audio from (for example) gramophone records, process the signal and listen to the results. Because sound files in .WAV-format are used, it is possible to exchange the files with many other programs. Wodim(1) can burn CD-Recordables of these, so you can make CDs with the music of your favorite records. The user interface of GramoFile has a windows-like look-and-feel, making it fairly easy to use.
One of the most important parts of GramoFile is the ability to process digital audio signals. Through the application of several filters it is possible to accomplish a significant reduction of disturbances like ticks and scratches. These filters have been programmed in such a fashion that they can be applied in any order (and multiple times) in a single run, thus avoiding the use of temporary files. It is possible to adjust the properties of each filter independently, so in every situation an optimal result can be achieved.
Another interesting feature is the track splitting. Just make one .wav file of an entire side of an record and GramoFile will detect where the individual tracks are located. This happens fully automatically, without need to set any options. More experienced users may fine-tune the algorithm, or change the detected track starts and ends, but generally that will not be necessary. Track-times are saved in an editable (plaintext) .tracks file, that will be used during the signal processing to produce one processed .wav file for each individual track.
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Oops, shoulda sent to the list first time. Sorry, Rich. Richard Jones wrote: > On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 11:58:05AM -0700, Dario Teixeira wrote: >> There are of course other XML libraries for Ocaml and let's not forget Cduce. >> Can someone recommend one solution that is guaranteed to work with the >> MathML DTD? Note that I don't need to do much with the XML tree; pretty >> much all I need is a boilerplate function that returns a boolean on whether >> a string is valid or not. > > Well ... PXP is supposed to be able to validate. No idea if it can > validate MathML though. I've never worked with MathML, but the XML 1.0 spec says that a validating XML parser *must* validate against any DTD. I think PXP is XML 1.0-compliant, but if you're not sure, the W3C has a compliance test suite that you could use to verify it. -- Matt Gushee : Bantam - lightweight file manager : matt.gushee.net/software/bantam/ : : RASCL's A Simple Configuration Language : matt.gushee.net/rascl/ :


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"The Last of the Light is not the Last of the Light" Launch Event
Thursday 28th June 19:00
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This is David Calcutt's first full poetry collection!
Book Launch. Waterstones, Birmingham, Thursday 28th June starts at 7pm
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A couple more calculations for InfoPath 2010:
To get the average of multiple Number fields, including a repeating table Number field, use the following:
Likewise, to get the total count of multiple fields that contain data, including a repeating table field, use the following:
More calculations will be posted as I deem necessary.
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
InfoPath 2010: Calculate AVG and COUNT on multiple fields
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how we can calculate the average of values like;ReplyDelete
field 1 = 34:21:52 & field2 = 14:25:18
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"tumeric" is actually "turmeric".
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5 Herbs that Stop Short Term Memory Loss That Doctors WON'T Prescribe!
But for some of us, that memory loss could develop into something more serious, such as Alzheimer's disease, which is estimated to affect nearly 4.5 million Americans today.
While current treatments for short term memory loss aren't adequate, you needn't become a statistic–there are natural herbs that can work just as well (if not better) than your typical over-the-counter drug. To keep memory loss at bay, here's what you should try out.
5 Herbs That Can Stop Short Term Memory Loss
1. Tumeric. You may be familiar with this spice in your favorite Indian curry, but it's not just good for a warm meal–studies show it may also ward off the effects of a type of memory loss called dementia.
According to recent research, it may prevent dementia by blocking the formation of beta-amyloid, which may affect brain function and lead to the onset of short term memory loss. You needn't order curry every day to get your fill, though–it's also great in stir fries or soups.
2. Ginseng. In Asia, no one can get enough of ginseng tea–and with lower dementia rates when compared to other countries, its reasoning may be more than taste. According a recent study, people with mild dementia who took ginseng extract showed significant improvements in short term memory function after 12 weeks of use.
You needn't suffer from dementia to experience the benefits of ginseng, however, which have also been purported for centuries to improve brain function and ward off the neurological signs of old age.
3. Bacopa. The name may not ring a bell, but make it part of your daily supplement regimen and you could reap the rewards of a faster, improved mind, according to researchers.
A recent study shows that people who took 300 milligrams of bacopa per day for a 3 month period had improved cognitive function–with improved short term memory to boot.
Unfortunately, no studies exist which explore how bacopa improves a person's memory.
4. Vinpocetine extract. Need a lower dose way to improve your short term memory? Then some osteopaths may recommend vinpocetine, an extract derived by the dwarf periwinkle plant.
While its effects have not been fully investigated, anecdotal evidence suggests that it can help increase the flow of blood to the brain, which in turn may improve a person's memory. You'll reap these benefits using as little as 10 milligrams of vinpocetine a day.
5. Ginkgo. Some traditions never die, and for those interested in taking ginkgo, they'll be pleased to know it continues to be an effective treatment for short term memory loss–many people who have taken it in the past report vast improvements in cognitive function.
Though some studies contradict its efficacy as an all-natural memory boost, most studies–and osteopaths–agree that it is a potent herb.
Better yet, you'll get your fill of antioxidants too, which can reduce your risk of cancer and heart disease.
Of course, none of these herbs help more than the best way to ward off memory loss–a good diet. With the proper amount of macronutrients and micronutrients, you'll fuel your brain with plenty of antioxidants and nutrients designed to keep your mind young.
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Road Trips Are Fun And Educational
Road Trips are a great way to vacation. They let you have a flexible itinerary and cover as much or as little distance as you like.
Road trips can be a relatively inexpensive holiday if you are flexible about the types of hotels and motels you use and don't always go to fancy restaurants. I have had good luck using the hotel discount books from rest stops and visitor's centers to find reasonably priced places to stay. On my most recent one month road trip, my average lodging cost was less than $55 a night. I have had very good luck on getting acceptable place to stay without having reservations.
Modern technology has made road trips even more interesting, safe, and fun. Three of the most important technological breakthroughs for road trips are the Internet, cell phones, and GPS.
If you like offbeat attractions, such as Shoe Trees, Muffler Men, and strange museums and theme parks, then www.roadsideamerica.com is a very useful resource for planning your US or Canadian road trip. There is detailed information about sights which might interest you along your possible route and tools to plan your journey. Particularly useful is the ability to download custom Points of Interest (POIs) to certain GPS units.
I have done two long road trips in the United States. During the first one, I relied on hard copy maps; the second I used a Garmin Nuvi GPS unit. I am now a big believer in GPS, particularly if you will be spending time in or passing through large urban areas.
It is a good idea to phone attractions in advance if you are not sure of the open hours or days. I drove 18 miles out of my way to visit the 'OZ Museum' in Wamego, Kansas only to arrive 5 minutes after it closed.
I think that the best way to plan a road trip is to pick a general direction with 1 to 3 primary destinations, and then find additional minor stops along the way by doing research before you leave.
A few suggestions: 1) Bring a lot of snacks (I like dried fruit, Punjabi Mix, and M&Ms) and fast breakfast items (instant oatmeal, fruit, etc.), 2) Travel light, 3) Service and inspect your car in advance of your trip. There is extensive road trip planning information and a lot of information about my last road trip at my website: Eggyspace.blogspot.com.
I hope that you enjoy this type of vacation as much as I do.


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The Family Business Center of Pioneer Valley is proud to be a training provider with the Workforce Training Fund Express Grant. You could get back half the tuition/member dues*
- if your company has 100 or fewer employees
- if you're in compliance with the state tax department
- if you can fill out a pretty straightforward application
For more information on the Workforce Training Fund Express Grant
- go to http://workforcetrainingfund.org/programs/express-program/
- to find course listing, click on "Training Directory"
- click on region: Western Mass
- type into "Provider Name" Family Business Center of Pioneer Valley
- click on the hyperlinked course name, to get more info
- full level member is training course Continuously Improving Your Family Owned / Closely Held Business (course ID # 1118666) (as of 1/25/19)
- start-up company, special offer (3 years or less, 5 employees or fewer) training course #1112617
Link to the online application (supposedly 30 minutes to complete):
You need Certificate of Good Standing to be approved
- It's much faster to get this online, than on paper
- Do this asap, in case you have tax issues to resolve (that you may not realize)
- Here's the link (Mass Tax Connect; you may need to sign up for this online service, or have your tax preparer give you access)
- start-up company is training course 1112617
- companies can reapply and be approved for subsequent years, as each year's syllabus is different
- what we refer to as a year of membership is known to the Workforce Training Fund Express Grant as a training year
- you must apply and be approved for each training year before you begin training. Make sure of the time periods of each training year (check with Ira Bryck (413) 835-0810 or email@example.com). Plan on up to 6 weeks to be approved, after applying
There are 2 levels of membership approved for this grant: full member and start-up company
- Note the member fee due to the FBCPV
- the amount approved by the WTFEG (meal cost not covered)
- and amount reimbursed by the grant
- Full Member
- Due FBCPV $2800 per year
- Tuition portion, without meal cost $2600*
- Reimbursement = 50% of tuition: $1300
- Net cost of full member year, after reimbursement: $1500
- Course title and number: as of 2/1/19, the course name is Continuously Improving Your Family Owned / Closely Held Business (course ID # 1118666)
- Start-up company (3 or fewer years in business, and 5 or fewer employees, including owners)
- Due FBCPV $1400 per year
- Tuition portion, without meal cost $1300*
- Reimbursement = 50% of tuition: $650
- Net cost of full member year, after reimbursement: $750
- Course title and number: Developing as a Leader of Your Family/ Closely Held Company START UP COMPANY SPECIAL OFFER" (course 1112617)
The roundtable discussion groups are not covered by this grant.
- You need to apply and be approved for this grant BEFORE you begin each training year.
- You can pay the FBCPV in advance of the beginning of training.
- If you didn't do this correctly, and are a couple of meetings in, we can work it out, by having you pay pro rata for the part of your member year that has passed, and start a new member year, using the WTF Express Grant, but applying and being approved before you start training).
- If you didn't apply, and are now looking to be reimbursed at the end of your paid-up year, sorry to say there's nothing to be done. You can, however, apply for the grant at the beginning of your next year.
- If you have questions or concerns, please contact: Ira Bryck or Jessi Kirley at (413) 835-0810 or at the Workforce Training Fund, contact Megan Kelly at 617-717-6903 or email@example.com


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Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Distress inks and creating dimension
I have found that stamping with distress inks over a distressed background can be very effective, but if you stamp the inked stamp twice without reinking it creates a shadow effect which gives depth. I hope this card shows you that.
Stamps used are the Leaf Sprig from Stampendous and a sentiment from Versus Rubber stamps.
I am joining the Word Art Wednesday Challenge with this card. The link is here.
Thats all for today!
P.S. Love that the blogs can be interactive! Here's wat Susanne from Canada had to say about the Pumpkin Soup recipe:
Hi Jacqueline :) I lovvve your patchwork pumpkin and Betty's pumpkin too!! Gorgeous! Guess what I'm doing right now ... it's very late, but after I saw your Potimarron Soup recipe .. I just had to go to the kitchen .. yup .. I'm busy making potimarron soup. Now I didn't know that is what you call these little squash-like pumpkins but I always get them from the farmer in the Fall. I have made a similar soup using a cooking-pumpkin but I really prefer the taste of these potimarron .. it's more full bodied is the only way I can describe it. I've been loving all of your beautiful cards that I've been seeing. Sending you a hug,Susanne
Jacqueline, I made a huge pot of the potimarron soup late last night .. it is sooo good!! Love the addition of the apples!! I had family come over today, everyone loved the soup and had second helpings. It's all gone!!! I will have to make some more tomorrow so that I will have it during the week! Thanks so much for sharing Jacqueline .. there is always so many wonderful things on your blog. I love your quote from CS Lewis. sending hugs, Susanne
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I understand now..Thanks!ReplyDelete
Lovely card. Thanks for the tip that helps create dimension!ReplyDelete
This is stunning!!! What a beautiful effect ... you need to enter this at Word Art Wednesday with such a lovely sentiment ...ReplyDelete
This is awesome, Jacqueline! I love your technique, and it is such a blessing to see this beautiful card shared in our challenge this week at Word Art Wednesday. I hope you're enjoying our fellowship, and that you will come back to play along with us again soon. Tomorrow starts a double prize week, and we are SUPER excited to have you join us. I can't wait to see what you will create next....this one is AWESOME!ReplyDelete
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Heel prachtig!ReplyDelete
Prachtig Jacqueline, en bedankt voor deze tip, dit ga ik zeker proberen!ReplyDelete
Nou eens in het Nederlands; ik vind het prachtig. Mooie techniek. Heel subtiel en het geeft je kaart inderdaad iets extra's. Mooie kleuren!ReplyDelete
Wat een prachtig resultaat, zo fris en kleurig - bedankt ook voor de uitleg!ReplyDelete
This is what you do best, Jacqueline! Your colors and layering on this card are so beautiful!ReplyDelete
Love the stamping with shadows and the inking is superb. What a great card! Thanks for joining us at Word Art Wednesday. God bless!ReplyDelete
What a great card. The depth looks awesome.ReplyDelete
Hello dear Jacqueline, a beautiful creation once again !ReplyDelete
Hope life is treating you well....
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Beautiful! You can definitely see the depths in the card! Gorgeous colours Jacqueline!ReplyDelete
Your card looks so delicate and subtle Jacqueline, love the shadow effect!ReplyDelete
Your cards are always so beautiful and this is no exception, the colours are lovely and I love the wordingReplyDelete
This is such a gorgeous card.ReplyDelete
Love the colours and the effect of shadows. Beautiful card!ReplyDelete
Jacqueline - haven't stopped by in a while and I just wanted to saw how amazing all your posts are. Love them all. I am a big fan of Jamie too! Thanks for the inspiration. Hugs, DeirdreReplyDelete
What a beautiful card! LOVE the colors and your design!ReplyDelete
Have a wonderful week-end, hugs, Karin
Your Word Art Wednesday card is so gorgeous. I love the shadow stamping technique.ReplyDelete
Love the colors and the way you made this card!ReplyDelete


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Dimplex offers you the widest array of top-quality designs, from flat-wall fireplaces, to media consoles, to wall-mounts and much more. Redefine one of your favorite spaces with a gorgeous electric fireplace.
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Make a brilliant statement with the glimmering beauty of diamonds and gold. .10 CTTW. 7 1/2" l. Available only in 14K Gold over brass.
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Metallic Stripe Shoulder Bag
Much like the mini version this slightly larger and charmingly detailed Leather Kensington Bag from Kurt Geiger London is a welcome addition to your after-dark effects. Set in silver metallic with stripe detailing and the brand's iconic eagle embellishment, swing it over your shoulder for statement evening accessorising. Height: 21cm Width: 31cm Depth: 10cm.


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Hand made Downloadable Greeting Cards for Valentine's Day
Receive Downloadable JPG file after purchase and print yourself. For optimal result please use high-quality paper and printer settings. Please make sure to check your email inbox and spam folder for your confirmation email with the download link(s). You can also log in to your account and go to your download-page to access them there.


text: Alright folks I think this thread might be very helpful to people with Model X front door latch problem. Just took delivery of the X back from SC after 34 days of total fixings in SC. By the time I inspect the door, the door has replaced with the newest latch from Tesla. Driver side door still got confused for one time today. I think I just found out why: It does not matter if the auto present door is on or off 1. Do not manually close the driver side door partially, meaning you only hear one soft click. I found if you do this, and try to open the door by pulling the handle, driver door latch confuses. 2. If door has opened, you think it's not opened wide enough, do not close the door right back manually and reopen it just to test the latch so you can reach your desired opening angle. Doing so might confused the door latch as well. You need to either fully open the door or completely shut the door. Nothing in between. Ignore the angles. Lastly, do not play around with your front doors. If the door is open, do what you need to do and close it completely with the electric button (Do not do so manually). Do not be OCD like me try to make sure door opens perfectly to my desired angle. Remember always open completely and close completely with electric button and handle, do not close the door manually. This is what i found out today after taken the X back and I am now officially not nervous anymore. I think I found out the pattern on how to open the front doors without problems. Again exceptions may apply for some people. So far it's doing pretty well, driver door just shakes ever so slightly when closing. Thanks, hopefully I can help some other X owners out who might have the same front door latching problem. @ohmman @Mark Z, feel free to chime in and correct me or add more if you guys have more information. Thanks ModelXBoy


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Alice explores forms that are both representative of architectural elements that she loves and her innermost emotional feelings.
Kim is a lifelong textile artist, working in contemporary basketry, surface design, knitting, spinning and embroidery, completing a Bachelor of Fine Arts at York University in 1992. She has since held positions with many arts and not-for-profit organizations working for the Laidlaw Foundation, the Arts Network for Children and Youth, the Arts Council of Haliburton Highlands and as the Executive Director for both the Nathaniel Dett Chorale and Visual Art Ontario. From 2010-2013 she taught marketing and portfolio presentation at Haliburton School of the Arts – Fleming College before launching her own business, Indigodragonfly, a textile arts retailer. Now she continues to teach and produces knitwear designs and hand dyed yarn known for rich, multifaceted colours and humourous names.
Cliff has over 20 years of experience in senior and executive management as well as governance roles in the non-profit sector. With increasing levels of responsibility he has worked and supported the achievement of high performance standards in the community based primary health and community services environment. His leadership in the sector includes multiple site locations, developing and implementing innovative programs, services and special projects, community and primary care initiatives and capacity building, human resources, research, facilitation, multiple source fundraising, resource development and allocation and partnership building. Cliff is a former board member of two Community Health Centres as well as Open Studio Contemporary Printmaking Centre. Cliff brings excellent skills in communication, leadership, coaching/mentoring, innovative, strategic and analytical thinking/planning, systems (re)design combined with sensitivity, determination and motivation. Cliff has an MA in Canadian Art History and is an enthusiastic collector of Canadian studio ceramics - historical and contemporary - and related documentation material
John Arnold is a graduate of Trinity College, University of Toronto and Clarkson, Gordon & Co. (now Ernst Young). He has been a founding member of a number of successful companies primarily in the natural resource sector over the past 40 years. He is the past non-executive chairman of a well-known University of Toronto affiliated research based advanced reproductive technology clinic in Toronto. He has served on a variety of not-for-profit boards including as Governor, St. Margaret's Girls School (Elora); Governor, St. John's Kilmarnock School; Director, Windermere Golf & Country Club; and Director, Riverbrink Art Museum.
Stuart Reid has over 25 years of experience as a leader in the not-for-profit sector. He joined Community Foundation Grey Bruce as Executive Director in 2016 after serving for over four years at Brock University in St. Catharines as director of Rodman Hall Art Centre. He has also served as Executive Director of the Mackenzie Art Gallery in Regina, Saskatchewan, and was an Adjunct Professor at the University of Regina, from 2009 to 2012. From 2001 to 2009, he was Director/Curator of the Tom Thomson Art Gallery in Owen Sound. Reid is a graduate of York University in Toronto. He also completed the J. Paul Getty Trust's Museum Leadership Institute training at the University of California at Berkeley in 2002. He is an elected member of IKT International Curators of Contemporary Art Network, Luxembourg. An award-winning writer, Reid is the author of over 60 exhibition catalogues and several books. An active community volunteer, he is a former president of the Ontario Association of Art Galleries.
Tracy was first introduced to Craft Ontario in 2011 when she stood outside at 5:00 am so that she could be the first inline for the Cape Dorset Print Collection release. She has not missed a year since. In addition to being an avid collector of Indigenous art, she has a fondness for glass and ceramics and has become a loyal donor of Craft Ontario. With over 30 years experience in the not for profit sector, primarily as a senior fundraiser, Tracy understands the importance of a community rallying behind organizations that are vital to the community, like Craft Ontario. Tracy is excited to be able to bring her strategic planning and fundraising expertise to Craft Ontario and looks forward to the opportunity to meet and thank its supporters in person.
Originally from South Korea, Jay Joo received his BFA from the Jewellery and Metalsmithing program at the Ontario College of Art and Design University. During his years at OCAD University, he has acquired a diverse skill set that includes traditional fabrication, chasing and repousse and computer aided design. He was accepted into the Harbourfront Centre's artist-in-residence program and was awarded a scholarship in 2012. After his residency, he established JJSTUDIO on October 1st of 2015. His studio is located in downtown, Toronto, where he promotes local art and craft, teaches and continues his practice as a jeweller.
Nersi Makki holds a B.A. and a J.D. from the University of Toronto. He is a member of the Law Society of Ontario and has been practicing law since 2005 with a focus on civil litigation. He is a member of the York Region Law Association. Nersi is actively involved with the University of Toronto Schools Alumni Association. He is an avid skier and an aspiring gardener.
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Born in 1926 in Sydney, Rogers attended Geelong College and joined the Signalman Intelligence Corps in 1944. He served in New Guinea and the Philippines. After World War II, he enrolled in law at the University of Melbourne. After graduating, he joined Hedderwick Fookes and Alston, later becoming a partner. By 1984, he was a senior partner at Allens Arthur Robinson.
Rogers is well-known in Melbourne legal and business circles, having served on several boards. By the time he become Monash's Chancellor, he was chairman of Woodside Petroleum and a director at BHP.
Rogers served one term as Chancellor of Monash and retired from the position in 1998. Since then, he has continued his service in the legal community. He was became an Officer of the Order of Australia in 1998 for services to tertiary education, as well as for his service to industry.


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The Global Studies degree is an interdisciplinary degree designed to help students think critically about global issues from a variety of disciplinary perspectives. They also must balance multiple academic priorities while analyzing complicated problems.
Such skills are highly sought after in the workplace.
The GLS major comprises 37 units (24 upper division units minimum), in addition to an International Immersion experience.
GLS 250: Dimensions of Globalization: States, Societies, and Institutions, and
GLS 251: Dimensions of Globalization: Language, Literature, & Culture
9 units from one of 4 concentrations – you may choose your concentration after taking the introductory course, GLS 250. Up to 3 units may be the optional thesis.
12 units from one Geographic Region of study. You will declare your Geographic Region with your Advisor and identify appropriate coursework.
6th semester proficiency (of a language spoken in the region selected)
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Understand the international landscape and the immense diversity of world cultures, languages, and literatures in the current global marketplace.
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Assignment #3 - Hybrid space.
The hybrid space I'm going to describe/have chosen to write about is the Danish Starbucks-like coffee shop – Baresso (which could have been any coffee shop franchise).
There is an interesting clash between hard spaces and soft spaces. Off course there is the coffee shop. In that coffee shop there is almost definitely WiFi, which is used for all sorts of communication; there will be someone using the WiFi for work, reading the news, writing emails, chatting, updating a Facebook profile or Tweeting. All this can off course be done while you're sitting at a table drinking coffee and having a conversation with a friend or colleague. In that way the coffee shop becomes a place where "people maintain social relationships and connections that go beyond the physical boundaries of those specific places, trans- forming places in permeable localities" (From Cyber to Hybrid: Mobile Technologies as Interfaces of Hybrid Spaces p. 271)
But the WiFi is not the only source of communication that's contributing to the hybrid space. There are, naturally, cell phones, which off course are used for texting, and making phone calls. Furthermore you have smart phones, which can do the same, but also provide the user with the same possibilities as the WiFi, but on a cellular network. Other sources that play into the different hybrid - and communication spaces, are iPods, portable game stations and so on. These are a source of music, audio books, podcasts and games (which can be played online with other gamers who are not in the same physical place). These different devices make the spaces "social practices, in which the support infra- structure is composed of a network of mobile technologies" (From Cyber to Hybrid: Mobile Technologies as Interfaces of Hybrid Spaces p. 271)
I also find the contrasts of the place interesting. Newspapers and laptops can in the coffee shop be used for the same purpose and both are a legitimate news source. The act of reading the news in a paper is exactly the same as reading it online on a laptop – it's basically the same news (and can even be exactly the same). But it is bound to two different spaces. The paper is physically bound to the coffee shop and is the property of the coffee shop. The other is not directly bound to the coffee shop, and can be done everywhere, but it is an ideal place to do so, especially because of the WiFi connection, and naturally the coffee.
In conclusion there is in a coffee shop franchise, a clash between the hard - and soft spaces, in more then one way. These clashes is turned into hybrid spaces, and are present in almost all the modes of communication that is going on there, largely made possible by mobile technologies: "The logic of hybrid spaces mediates this set of relationships of mobile technologies. The connections do not occur solely in physical space but rather in a new type of space that merges physical and digital" (From Cyber to Hybrid: Mobile Technologies as Interfaces of Hybrid Spaces p. 271)


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- Animals have better date ideas than we do sometimes (http://blogs.disney.com/oh-my-disney/2013/03/24/disney-animal-dates/)
- Chivalry from a college student's point of view (the first article by Jen Gallic) (http://www.ndsmcobserver.com/viewpoint/chivalry-and-healthy-relationships-1.3014925)
- Advice on how to end the monotony that marriages can often fall into (http://simplemarriage.net/break-free/)
- This advice from The Generous Wife is a great one. It would help me and I know it would certainly help my wife. She is always losing her phone so the "drop off" for it is on top of our fridge (http://www.the-generous-wife.com/2013/03/25/a-bit-of-help/)
- Good cautions and advice about building and strengthening trust in a marriage (http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/the-older-dad/201303/tests-trust-important-moments-in-relationships)
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Sisters Turned Dream Dinners Franchisees: A Family Franchise Success Story
Investing in a Dream Dinners franchise was a family affair for sisters and Dream Dinners franchisees Sara GilBride and Laura Prefling. Sara first heard about the Dream Dinners franchise concept and opportunity while she was living in San Diego, CA. Sara boarded a Southwest Airlines flight to Phoenix to visit her family and while on the plane read an article about Dream Dinners in an airline magazine and was instantly interested.
"I was so intrigued with the concept that I took the magazine to share with my family," said Sara. "At that time, I started day dreaming about owning a Dream Dinners franchise, but didn't actually think it would happen."
Taking the Franchise Ownership Leap
The sisters understood the importance of family dinners. Growing up, Laura and Sara's family ate family dinners around the dinner table each night, so they were able to recognize how eating family meals can positively impact the family unit, children's development and eating habits. The women not only envisioned how investing in a Dream Dinners franchise could change their lives, but also how it could change the lives of people in their communities.
"If I was this excited about how it could change my life, I was certain that parents would be even more excited to have help getting dinner on the table without all the stress of meal planning, shopping, and prepping," Sara said.
Although both of the sisters were excited about the opportunity, they shared their initial doubts and fears that they would follow through with their dream and become actual franchisees.
"[Sara] was so excited and I was too, but I was also extremely intimidated at the idea of owning our own business," said Laura. Both of the women were young – Sara was 30 years old and Laura was 27 years old – and had no business ownership experience. "I first said 'no', but with the support and encouragement of both Sara and my mom, I knew I had to be a part of this dinnertime revolution."
The next weekend, Sara attended a Dream Dinners session in San Diego and Laura attended a session in Phoenix, AZ. Both women were impressed with the opportunity and franchise concept and knew they had to get involved. Their mother was a true catalyst in getting the franchise opened. She really encouraged them and helped them take the leap and open a Dream Dinners franchise.
Transitioning into Dream Dinners Franchisees
Laura and Sara opened their first Dream Dinners franchise in August of 2006 in North Phoenix, Arizona. They soon after purchased an existing Dream Dinners franchise for sale in May of 2007 in Ahwatukee, Arizona and opened a third location in September 2013 in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Laura and Sara co-own the franchise and split the responsibilities 50/50 but have clear roles. Sara handles the operations of the franchise and Laura handles the marketing and together they work on sales. Even their mother, their biggest supporter in convincing them to invest in the Dream Dinners franchise, has a role in the business – she's the bookkeeper and keeps track of all the finances.
Since opening their first location, Sara and Laura have appreciated the family-feel of the Dream Dinners franchise.
"The culture of Dream Dinners is what I liked," Sara said. "It is an incredible group of like-minded business people who want to make a difference in their community by helping parents with dinnertime stress. Over the years, Dream Dinners franchisees and the Home Office are like a family. Everyone is willing to help each other out so we can all be successful."
By bringing a Dream Dinners into the three communities that these sisters have, they not only have changed the lives of their communities, but their own lives as well.
How Franchising Has Brought These Sisters and their Families Together
Although franchise business ownership means working a lot of hours, including nights and weekends, both of the sisters appreciate the flexibility that franchise ownership has given them. Laura enjoys the ability that franchise ownership has given her to be at home more during the day with her "little ones." Sara enjoys not working a standard 9-5 because it allows her to make her own schedule and attend her stepdaughter's and niece's events that she would have had to miss otherwise.
Because their franchises are family-owned, both sisters said that the franchise has brought their family together.
"It has been so great to work alongside my Mom and my sister, Laura, on the business," Sara said. "Our other sister, who lives in San Diego, is also a regular Dream Dinners customer.
Investing in three Dream Dinners franchises has been a rewarding experience for both sisters on a personal and community level. Getting to help parents and families is the most rewarding part of owning a franchise, Laura said. She is proud to be a small business owner, helping strengthen the local communities where the Dream Dinners franchises are located. Sara really enjoys helping her community answer the nagging question, "what's for dinner?"
"Sometimes I get caught up in the day to day of the business, but when I am able to step back and see the bigger picture of what Dream Dinners is all about, I feel very blessed to be part of it," Sara said.
For more information about how you could invest in a Dream Dinners franchise in your local community, visit the Dream Dinners franchise opportunities page today.


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The Arab World
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Arabs are unified by culture and by history. Actually, the Arabs are not a race. You will come across very fair skinned Arabs with blue eyes as well as dark skinned ones. But most Arabs are Muslims. You will find Jewish Arab, Arab Americans plus Christian Arabs. Arab world countries are comprised of 22 countries.
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